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WM. K PELL. BEATON GALES,
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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 18C7.
11KOISTEH! KKdlSTKM lilCOISrifl!
On. Pickles will bo doubt, in a short
time, issue hi order fr Registration, ami
will jecify, w trust tUfloitcjv, ao a to be
fully umterstood by every one, who are en
tit Idl to rrgitil.tr and toll, fto a ai the
day Arrive for tlie registration, ,w beg and
implore every man, tlim entitled, to go and
mjint-rr. Let noOilojjmt severe sickness, or
disqualification under the law, prevent yoa
from r' litcring. ' .' '
rilK PASOLK AlfD JTH OBLIOA
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Urn. Pojss, of "District No', ft" in a r
cent correspondence with Oeu. Grant,-
pre the opinion that Ilia provision of
tb parole, given by ci Confederate officer,
at the time of tlie surrender, bind tbent to
refrain from txpreVin Or counselling op
position to tli acxieptaric, by the peoplr, t
tba Utdh of tli'e Iteconfttruclioa Ax'U ot
Coogreaa. (iea. Grant, lit reply,. ia under
atood to bare coin idiid in lliiiriew. i "
10 our judgment, tliii ron.tr urtivip U
ultM-ly unwarranted by the facta. Lent we
may be mUuoderatood, we tukt occaaioa
to repeat, what every boneat rtailnr of tbe
Sentinut know tn I the an, that we are
in favor of recooatrucliuK, aa aptwdily at
. pnauble, under tbe Congreaalonat U-i1a-t)on,
however on wine and netariona we may
belie?1 that iejfialatioB to le. To tli end,
we bare alwaya d viand oor people tn reg-
itter and to vote for delegatea to a Conven
tion. But, at tlw aame tioM. we bave no
dinpoaition to upbraid or denounce tbone
1 who, in the eiert ise if a conwierjtiooa cb
vicuoa, iuibk utuerenuy j anil, in cane
where ex-Confetlerate officer, wbo . have
been pardoned by, tbe Freaident, bav
uiirutd tbemaidvei u appoeed to a Con
vention, we renent it, at an imputation up
on tbeir untarniabed honor, that tliry bave
thereby violated tbe ttilcmn oblijjationt of
aoidier parol. ' , '
Tlie termi of tbia parole, in effect, requir
ed tlioae giving it to return to their bomea,
' olx-y tbe lawa, and not to do certa'm tbingn
iiicon.tixW-iit Wltll that parole until declared
eicbiuiged or otberwin rclievwL Boon
a(lr the ceMation of hoatilitlra, the Prcai.
dcM of the United Stulea, tiy proclama
tion, extended parJtin and full cxemptiou
to tlie rank and file of the late (.'onfederiite
arniy, and to all ofllrert below the ruiik of
('olotjel, and tm linirethereof. Huliw((uent-
ly, at variou tiuiea, tlie I'reudunt, in the
rxerciae of authority ventw! In biia by Con-
greaa, ba qxcially pardoned a Bimilr of
oflieera alov that rank. Wlieu (nrli wai
the caae, the peculiar and liitrinie rddlga-
tioo of tlie parolo ccaned, and jUieie only
erveu('d the obligation, imputed upjm
all gooa citizens, to olH'j ttieirrm'tituted
autbortUe and utlieerve the lawa of the
land.
. . . But let u look at the wording ot tbe Rc-
countructio Acta tbeinn lve ; The origi
nal Act, pawed on the 2nd. of Jlarch,
clearly contrmplrtte lilx-rty ol ehction, In a
certain aenae, upon tbe part of tbe enfran
chised cl lor it eipreaaly recite that
"irki the people of any on of tlia laid
relwt State ahull hav formed a Couttitn
tion of government in eecorduuee with the
Constitution of the United 8tatC!," A, and
"iff'' certain other tliina aball have been
. dantvf Am "aid State hU be tbndared en
tilled to reprisentation," &c. The Act tbu
evidently looks to tbe powdlnTity of the re
jection, by tbe people, of the propotrd con
ditlou; and the only tvnpuUwtt implied la
that failure to do what Congrewi propoae
, will hav the (fleet to pcrpetunt military
rule and keep the Stain out of repnaenla
tion. The Supplement, pawed March 2Ut.,
not only holda out the Mine Idea, but H
prely and uneijiiivcKally declare, in tee.
, that "at tmh eltrtion tli registered vo
ters (nd w know of no one who ia op
posed to registration) "of each State alia.ll
vot fur or ugatMt a C'onviiiition to fru a
Conititution thereof under tbi Act." To
say that a liberty to vote aa ou please
6oi not ! involve the lilierty of advising
other a to bow Viey ought to vote, would
br Binjjnlar proposition Inteilr"1
W reassert, therefore, that while tbi
legislation ia severely penal in th ariiM tbat
it impose unauthorized condition, still it
aHotts every quulitiod voter to do as lis
please, with the privio that if the major
ity choose to rtluseto elose in with the
terms of Congresa, then Mey are to be refused
their rightful placsj ia tli L'uhm of th
State.
But it i alleged that sct tion 4 of Blip
plement, Ko. i, pascd t the present iessioo,
v'.Ue tba statu ol all woo oppo reeon.
tction Coaventiona. Not at What
is the pluraseology of tlmt sect ion I J Why,
lb duty fif Ciuuman
ler to rt'move from oilio, as f,resaidT all
pi-rs.:.ns wbo are disloyal to th government
oUtiuit the due and proper.
1'iwveut or
proper
lull.. !r:!io8 of Hi is act,
JMd thejK-ts ta
k ;. :i t s is t i , ii',i
thia-iaai..
p!y c pait of the j-olifg of the dominant
' pisTlT, Ta'urtherauTiS of i jpaily' 'athetM to
1: ; ,; '.;.'s L'ie- Pt ite, to prevent persons ia
t:vil i !ri from jM tsuading the opfe,over
whom IU my ntur.-lly be expected t
have e wnriij to oppoa the measure
of t.i-t ,,'. It L and eau Lsrj no refer
eur e to ft i.:r ers s'i 1 soldier of the army,
tot in li;r.whosi tight as cilixen in tbi
u,-.!ei r. it 'upon tb nnmUtakabl guaraa-
t.'. s 1.1 tsi yr, lu l uwt-lgni r ' vp "
v,' -ii;y
t'.,l
,i U tiie duty of Ail j,(.r
,-koli ill '-,
i V. V,
io.'Ht n ju, to tUeh,
UJC-
Uon i,ioscJ uptVn DinW CommaniVr in
.. fr vmninmM Ml
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......t.jofficialin8wm-uto bin.ier, delay r pre-
W - . - i.. t:.. -C
. veiitv.li uu a.nu pmper uhuuukjii"m "
tlj'tsi Art." This, ot course cannot aflert
thi-ght of private udginit But rath
er than throw official Liii'tlranc In . the
way, (even without itnppleniant No. 8J
they slioultl resiyu at once. ' "
Tb following dtliat occurral b tbe
rlted"Pratea 5etiaTe;-or1tonday lat. We
are glad to see that ve tb Idicalal tUe
rVnaie have not yet rrcbd Um point which
Mr: -( b; in- assuming that tbr
Mouther Hiale are Hot BtaU-e, tut ono
iiierwl pruvincea, nd that tire CooatitMt'w
b'mytbTb HennU very cb-arly eon
tend, that thry are HttUt, od Mr. humner
n.n? liie Hi idea, miffgeined by tb Frew
dout, that tb action of Congres ba
ignored their itence, aa State, as very
jutly to raise tlie quotum wbtbr or not
tba United State govemnient baa nt tUere-
Lauldlnatad itacll. according tolhelswaol
J l ,
nation, to iy tb debt of tb State. We
quote from tb lnUlUgentr : .
Tbe Chair laid before tbe Hcnate a eui
sinnication from the Preeuleot, trannitting
all orders, opinion, sent to tlie district
eommaudera, and eatimatlug tb amount
necessary to cary ou,t lb k of recosi
sir action i ,
Mr. lloward, referring to that portion of
tbe message in which tbe rmiilent liuue
to the assuuiplioa by tb United Ktate itf
tbe debu ot tin rebel Stat incwrred before
the war, aaid itwa all nn.nhiiie, and
d-i)iied for party purjxiae.
Mr. Hendricks aaid i be Frwidenl bad nt
eipreased any opinion on that subject, lie
had merely mal til euffgftatbm whether,
it the Southern JUale were to I treated as
couqnere.1 province, tlie lulled Htate
Would not bave to pay tli deina oi iiiese
State. This doctrine bad len laid down
by Ofiv'emor Morton, of Indiana, two year
ago, in a speech enbrtiig the Fresident'a
ooliev. - '' , -
klr. Sumner said that, . a question of
law, there wa nothing clearer than tlo-l
the rebel fltate Wer responsible for all their
just debt and obligation. The Htate still
existed, and tbeir just obligations luucrea in
them, and could not' be evaded.
Mr. Johnson thought it wa not advisable
for tb I' resident to ettpres byjiothetlcal
opinion on the (uf)ct f publie duaiiee at
tli prevent time, When the debt was so large,
and the people o sensitive on the tubjeot
of it increaiu). lie didn't beMeve the Presi
dent wa correct in hia aasuniplion,' Tbe-
SotifJiern tUates st'll existed as Wates, and
not as coqwwd provinrea. . , . ,
Mr. Keaarodrn regrrtteil that the Pre!
dent had brought tins aubjeet before ' the
Senate in it oreaent bait. H did Rot
think tli President wa just Hied in the
iiggestion. II planted them a entirety
fallacious
- Mr, llendrieks did not think the Govern
ment of tb United Htate could rightfully
b bound to pay the debtifot the hontliern
State contrtcted liefore the war. The ob
ject of th war as avowed by Congres wa
not the cowjuost ot these M,tes, but the
sujiprraslnn of the reliellion. 'In th eveut
however, of tbe entire; absorption of the
State by th Federal Government, it would
b nrsi'tieal umsUoo of irrest nioimmt
whether these rUate oldigwtfon would not
rest upon tu Oeneral (lovernnient. -; ;
Mrl Howard again tik the floor iu iJppo-
aitlon to the views set lot tb In tit Treat
dent' niessaire, which he abl were ralca
lated to alarm capitalist all over the couo
' Mr. AVilsoo swid this message was In per
lect Keeping wmt the action or tlie fresi
dent during tbe last two ymis. Tb I'rirsi.
dent bad during that lime lot no occasion
to allude to the bonded aristocracy, and say
ahat bncould in disparagement of Congress,
and everything connected with it policy of
reconstruction. I be policy ot longres
would increase th valu of th national
debt, and of th debts of the rebel 8t
Mr. r-'relinylniynen tsl irlad that this nie
sage met with renui tr endorM-ment
In the Henate, He regretted tbat th Trust
dent bad sent la snch s document. It might
have a bail lili-cl wore it not that all intelli
gent people would throuiili it lallaciea.
There bsd been no eoiiijutilol the 8uuth
em hi ales. lo tbe d'ctrm ol conquest
could not b mad applicable at all.
CiTf'1 PoT Otrftrw PiepjRTMitNT.-Our
ciiizeog wvre riirpriwl n yvsterday to learn
of the removal ol Kir. J. i. I'oisaon and tbe
spHiintmeut of a Air. Brink,- Postmaster in
hi stead. We do not know Ur. Brink, but
believe be has been here but a short time in
the employ of Colonel Foster, late Collector
of tliis Port, ' There ha been no dissatis
faction expressed or complaint mad of Mr.
i'oisson, so far as we hav beard, and h i
regarded as most efficient and competent
Postmaster, a be I a most worthy gentl
man, and has given great satisfaction to cit
liens of all classes. .He haa been la th dis
cbarg of the dutie of tba ome, acceptably
to the native and northern resilient of our
city, wbo recommended him, sine shortly
alter the close of th war, and hi removal,
and tb appointment of a atranger, com
hard apon the heel of th rumor that inch
an attempt wa on foot.
Mr. Pniaimn I a gentleman of advanced
year and ha an ; Invalid family dependent
upon his lalMira. Wilmngtom JvunuL
la theae time! when men ar so greedy
for place, and so reck tea of any one' interest
but their own, all oSoe holders, whatever
their age, necessities, competency or hon
esty, should avoid, carefully, all hope or
calculation about remaining in ollire m
cus ti Very highest qualification form
no good reason, why personal greel, or
persoual malice, or partinan trickery, will
not oust tlfrin. It is a cruel' spirit, one
with which w have no sympathy, and oa
we cannot, under any circuinstauces, ap
prove. W believ that every public and
private interest in th oount ry is jeoparded
by the remoml rf krryttrtet, honest and
competeut oflicer;.and aeriou injuatW -S
ditn rtv sink nian. siid Wtwi.i.llT V n.l
of n'e. who ,. is wholly! A
m when be-ia -mJuT S.TX
iiwheu be-ia rcmovvl -.-tw gratify- any
IBiere pcraoiial or partwrn- evulv- These' are
sr tiewa, whether 'applied to .National, or
LbktJLttCjjipoj-aUimiccJWMing thesrt
view, we hav hniversally urged jimng
men, ewrjwhenj, to avoid tba temptation
to ollii e sM-king. If it be a siuecora, no
young man should be lazy enough to seek
it, aud if it lie one of lalmr and responsibili
ty, old men wbo have been tried and tiund
worthy, competent and boneat, should be
permitted to enjoy it. Young men bad
better grub, or pursue ny other honent 1
fcof, V,iiA oitice "wliii h w ill Uamtin-1
and embarrass them, render' them unfit for
.i.:i. --.1 t . l. .1
j aiij 0110 mu noju n iita wiey ar ija-
time vrlitn
QitM CiULJiuiii.iIiira..it,
' . , , ,
Jo tin Htate, pftkfckkig pfeirt sd
ipectat le ; one tt,hi!i our good old Htate
vu former st'ruger. Large numlier d
men, white and blmk, aeein determined to
avoid barl work ttvn4:Imnrou for
i.JfU. To dig," tbey are aliined, but "to
hg" ; , office, tttry cud doit without
MMbjb!,nJ'ofciLiJd
bolder Vu kp In memory Tarri's
a lli r in u
tion, "lor here bave w no continuing city
Frosa ths listiousi luullieiMr.
Hi House ot Kepresentutive the oilier
dsy appointed a committee to inquir into
the treatment of Vutoo prisoui-t ly twr
called Confcdeiate autlioritien. On tiatur
day Mr. Mungen ord to instruct tbeaaiu
coniiuitt to extend their iaquiriea so as U
include similar invealigatiooon tlie other
side. Ia the discusaion of tin proiHwition
abicb, ttj the way. wa reiectetl ) M r. tMk
ridir mI the surprising statement, tbat
ia conversation , which he bad bad . with
OeneraLpuld whoaLcbrejfJh)
change ol prisoner cm the part of the Urn-
midsw iiuiciumnii, ii ti' w fit..
inai an orj r was marie hi uc aeriu ' ram u
th L'uion oOieer having tbe matter i
rllsrge, tlist lie would give them SO.fttK
L'nion prisoners, sick and wounded, (uiakiti;
up tbnumli r of deficient, with able brnli.
cd men,) ! vitHovi any timultat,. , aa the
tjonleileratc government was unable to toed
and take ear of them irojHrlv, aud that
the otfr-r wa refused. It i probable
that ImiKirtaot fact-tbu set forth would
hav been disputed by tit partisan pre, it
it bad not been verified u tfte sixtt by Gen
eral Butler himself, who wa iu chare of
exchange of prisoners oil tire uart f tlie
I'nited Htate at tbe lime. He said:
"Alt tlie eorresjHiiidi-iitw on the subject
bad been laid before (,'oiigrcs in January,
180.V In the fall of 1804, after tbe exchange
of prisoners bad been stopped, a proposition
wa niaile by tlie rebels to giv up the sick
iirisoner held by them at Pavannah and
ilillen, Georgia A on ss transHirttion
eould le got th pronwitiun wa accepted,
and lit tenmbost were tent to Mavannab,
and took off over seven thousand men.
There bad beea some unavoidable duiay . iu
it, eonaequeut on the operation of the army.
And the oiTrf hail been uiade to" tbe rebels to
let them aund cotton to New York, cll it
I through their own agents, and with Ibe pro
ceeds procure what w necessary for tbeir
prisoner." - --. .-; -'.-? ' - v,
Th fact tbat th offer was made to' rive
np. "without raisW " 20,000 Federal
troop, tor th resson .that their captors
eould not properly provlij lor ttieiii, and
that thi otfur skis uvt avaitcj at the time,
but a proposition mucad wa sulHiiitted
which would cceasaritv Bre called indcl-
iuite delay, i her nneijuivocaJly admitted
by Ueaeral Butler j b distinctly admitting,
ss w understand tba ChnntfU't report,
tbat upon receiving tlie offer b proposed
uto the rebel to let tliefu send cotton to
New Vurk, sell it through thetrown agent,
anrt with tli proceeds procure what was
nouwtarv - for their pMsoner. - Now, it
would seem that these astonishing dis
closure would almost render (tijieifluoua
tli raising ot a committee lor the purpoc
Of inquiring a t where lay th fault" for
the "starving eondition' of Federal pris
oners lu Houllicru AnilmVonrilles I not tt
produced no peroriitibU tJJi-tt. iipmi tbe
House, and we suppose tlie committee will
peg away in th furthvr solution of -.Jib
vexed problem. "' "
A giave point, however, th committee
niav vevy nttinifiy- lavesliunt. OeWeral
Duller tilt a dismal Void Is this painful
history by tlie convenient phrase, "There
bad been some unavoiilable delay in It,
conHquent en tbe ojierat ions ot the army."
Tdiis "unavoidable delay" is all that appear
to account lor Iu failure, even it tbe otter
of th relieU.wa promptly accepted, of lb
delivery of th thirteen thousand prisoner
in addition totbc alli-ged seven tbonsand
whom the rebel bad offered to restore to
their hime ; and wbo i th jndg of "do
lay eoneiient 'on tbe operation of tb
rmyt" Wbo know itwa unsvoiduble I
Who know it waa in consefiueac af army
oierationf Wbo put off th mourning
kindred ot these perishing thirteen thou
sand with tb assurauu of "army neces
sity t" The answer is, this exploded and
inglorious muddler in warfare on th floor
of th Houstt Let tt be investigated;"--?
in reianon 10 iius suojoct uie auw ior
TrifWn of yesterday, after denying tb al.
legation or nr. wooa, or new lorr, irra
U editor bad charged tbat cruelttet hati
been perix-t rated uiwn rebel prisoners, aud
quoting extensively trom the report ot a
commute of th Confederate Congres al-
teglng iiich cruelties, remark a follow:
'These inculpation, w bav seen, wer
publicly made, more tbaa two year ago, in
tba report of a joint committee, They are
professedly based on sworn testimony, ia
good part quoted therein, and they bav
tbus Isr received no specific, contradiction.
We trust that they ran b refuted or vent
materially softened by counter-tcstiinorVy,
and w sre anxious tbat such testimonX
snail M laaen oeiore mo am 10 giv It
aball be mainly ch ad or scattered to the
four wiud of heaven. 'We ask Congress.
sine it haa too tardily resolved to investi
gate th treatment of our men while prison
er, to make the inquiry general and thor
ough to demonstrate our readiness to face
th whole truth. -, Vet tb lions refuse to
d this, and on motion of Oeneral Wash
burn, of WUcohnadopii the following f
"Where, irresiioflsibl statetnenta bav
been tn lo by persons in sympathy " with
tb late rebellion, implying that the uowra
mesTbt th United blatiw baa iuhumanly
treated its prisoner during the lajte rebel
lion ; aud whereas norvideoo ha been pro
duced to show that aiah allegation have'
any foundation ia fact; aud whereas the
loyal people of the United State ar well
satisfied that In no instance wers it prison
ers treated otherwise than with kindness and
humanity ; therefor.
That this House will entertain
ao resolution which implies other tlisa tbe
most kind, tender sad humane treatment of
it prisoners, unless such resolution is ac
companied byj rcsjHinsibbj charge that they
HMiilMjMl....tftbfjisir.'' - , , ' v
General Washburn w have esteemed a
wi. and abla man, but tbia per.WmsT
n.t smutm-llioisi si.l..u--t t.
.M"0ttC!Lal i!Ctda. lli,d-.WHJt'itt'-wr'Wt4fe.
oil esnu 4h w-irt not tm
cite it as evidence that
tb Republican iirr wot make a lull And
tWin-vevtirttmrnf ttiCTreatmcnrpBiri;
ef 15 J-facfi -party 'Is l our lafe rivirwar not
veo btiore 3 cptnniittee of their own cboo
ing wnd th impartial world w ill b like.v
to agree with them. Suppose a European
historian Writing the history of our great
stniggi, with th Confederate rciHirt at'orc
said belur btin, and only Ueueral Wah
bnrne't preunbl and reaelv -1 weigh
against it, caa then be any doubt a to hi
conclusion r' x
llorac Mayuard, one ot Browalow'
beiK.lini.-ti, tituiortonk on the. stump in Tea
nee b reviv the mvth about Jeit Davis'
escape in woman" clotlic, but wa met by
tb statement thaths was bitt; and did
not press tb point. . -i
hjk to be re6.Wf.;.rt6CTffj'
i For tb Sentinel
: MnssK. KoitoBS. I w a surprised to see
my huuil.le usnte renting uoder tb censur
ol a sharp criticism In yeterdaya btntitl,
aigued
- My peraonal history, U it snouid over o
a niaUer ol tutfictent consequence to be eti
ouired intol can betully and truly learoett
atom taea whe ar opponent of Mepuldi j
cainsur. -
A
But I du not ii!ipn-tUal' '". aimed
ny ot tb peraonal llings, in hi piece, at
uic l liu lieaa ana iroui "i my uni-nniuii
sjiBilaJhatli. probably only this t&i.
U-al: w -
1st, That am mu ether name, shim wa
embraced in a list of citixen who Wer f-
) anted by tb BcpuUn:aa meeting - haw ia
Iteleigh oa tb 4di. lust. M go to Wash
ington, and make ifpresrutation there ut
the preeuteuoliUou4 aflmr in tbiJtte,
and .
Sml. Tliat I am a liellever la the dictrtie
of "Kquality of iu;jVr (As isat," as th
corner atone of Just government.
Now 1 baU goo', si - rripjeatcal, aud
my opiuwm bail been akud m regard to tbe
oroirres of reconstruction, under tlie reoent
bills, in this Stale, I would have been ote
Mgtd to say that, to far as I eould form one,
.,4h)lt j( tulugh ia tUU g0wJ o
ac
naker
I Stale
nl the rtonln, were not in lully as
gikal eiriidiiion a could be desired, tuey
ceriaiofy were, at It-ait, "a well aa could be
eKH-ie,!." And si from In would have
come no adviiu that tbe exiliiig (Mat gov
erninenU I overthrown and all tbe official
removed by act of ( jnigre-s . But I would, '
at the aamu. tiuie, have said, I cuosVieuti
ously believed Ibat tbe degree of peace and
quiet in lb hi at grew, largely out ol. th
tact that the civil ctlli ers baa tweu regard
ing themselves as lb agent of Ueueral
Sickle, liable tn lie remote. I whenever he
thought they were obstructing th law,
aided too by lb fact, additional, that the
people at iarga took th same Mem of the
law.' And 1 wirnld have-said 1 thought it
tery important tbat Congress pas an act de
claring that the civil ollicer and th people
understood tlssT law rtyhtljy and tkat'Mr,
Stanlx.-i'y had interpreted l vreyly. II Con
grurs had wanted any fa titer admin from
m, I would bar told-it that, alter passing
the declaratory sctalormaid, unless it could
msie a little progress toward a general
smsesty, it bad better adjourn immediately.
If tb members had tbtnt crowded around
meandkyl my advic a to what they
should do iir siKvifiwa, I would bavs told
then I thought every one of theui ought to
read the Dally New York TrUmn4 carefully
until tbe regular session in. December. .By
which time they would ee that th pdi
est way to peace and proaperity, alter uni
versal u fir ago, i vnictrml amiutty.
If tb uieiiilwrs, then, in the exuberance of
gratitude to nin,-had called on mo to name
what "btwe'Nj wanted, to pay m for tlie
advice, I think; I would hava taken a smart
bundle of lull and winter "gsrding" seeds
Irom the Agricultural Bureau, for myself
and my neighbors, wbo hav itruggled so
bard thi season, against al verse elements,
to msk bread. .
Now it may be tlmt my trip would have
been difTej-Lnt from what' I have, written,
hot I have given lb form and eolor of it as
seen through the "spec' I bar mi here, at
borne. "" ' :
"rj" cannot perceive wby any man should
believe in "Equality Ixfore tbe law," unless
b wnt "biino." Do not despatr, friend j
thou wilt ace into that, after awhile,
' "8" inquire what right certain iiic'u have
to bear tUo banner ot reconstruction. AH
mM hava that right. There's a banner tor
every man, woman, and child in the eoun-
try. Den. Iingstreet it carrying one. U
Lur look sm aiiprorinly, if lie doe i
en.
not
bear a lianiu r. "rt" oui;bt to lake one.
Vestcrday my dog Cash annclal at me.
II was gnawing a bone, CasA thought J
uanuu ia,Kv M . v
"8" talki lik a man Who ha a "lions'
and is anxious shout its possession ; or like
on who wsnis "on" and is uneasy about
ever getting it. '
. Now, "H," I will wager a fcroeA with you,
You know littls aliout ins except my aaine.
I bar no blew whatever wbo you are. My
proposition is this: yoa and I will compare
recurua, ana 11 1 nre not bad fewer govern
ment "lione" thaa you; or I if hav not
ought fewer ; or if f cannot giv a better
guarantoa tbat f tnll neesr teek thtm in fu
turt thanyou am girt, then I will admit that
I hav trumped up a mare's nest, and that
th laugh ia o n your side and not ou muw.
, -1 repriwb ho man who seek-or who has
sought oflic. I believe a du respect sliunld
oe incuicaied ior me pubiio service. Hut
with all tb energy of rov nature. I do. w-
pel the silly and grovelling alligation, too
Allien mane, mat every citizen of this Ho
public, who openly manliest any interest
ia Its-existence, is brgging tb livery ot a
public servitor.
, ' . . .. : e. w. v6v.
, Nkak SniTaiKU, loth. July, 1867.
CorTMpondeno of th SentineL '
Vauinoto, N. C, July 15, 1867.
Maasita. EntTons : As an item ol inter
est, you can announce llio capture, near
tbi place, on Saturday, tb l.ltb., by three
gentlemen lrom Newbern, ot two of the
negroes engsgetl in the murder of Jib Fos
cu family in June County, they wore
brought to tbi place and lodged in jail.
These two, with th on in Hi Newbern
jail, compos the entire party.
Also, that a new - light -ba beeu
established at Pamlico Point, and Mr.
tUephea Ftwlr bas bee appointed Keeper.
This, I think, make th eighth light exhilr
ited on tlie water ol th Pamlico. ,. .
Also, tliwt th list of Juror for th July
term of Mat,tiu Court was challenged by
ou of the lawyers, for not being iu con
formity witb "Sicklea' CtIe,- and tbat the
whole inry list wa aluth'shed- iitntTth
Court adjourned over to next term. 1
,v 1 our, 4c,
' v ' y ' -"A-' ' O:;
Wak StKamxks to bk Beht to Max 100.
The international diflkultie, likely to arise
1 ..i.i. .1.. ., r f... -t- '.
in rviatiim -V4t'xite ueaiu vi maaiuntian uave
put th Uovernment oa tbe cut vies, la
order to prevent any foreign nations from
taking .advantage st hi execution by inter.
ft-ring iu tlia alliitrt ot, Mcxicti, -aeverJ w4
!I..TL ,.T V"YT U
ZLV
ta ku Uit Auatnan-fleet wbirh i to aarivt-
n Mexican waters to rteinnhd th bmlv of I
j A DARXET'Oet!tio!.----'Ietnif ia, de white
folk hi Is abuvr us, and as deyws w Ueben
wud-'rm, it k ind nh aggravale m. - And
as to ds Yankees, tley are worse dan our
-ttdk A Vankee-Betilier1 ktiSWs wbcsT to
stop sxin a nigger to 'Work ; aud. whcn dc
end ob tt year comes, aa' yoa ax him. for
motley, bless de Lord, you owe kin.
Mr. Aiken, who acted a counsel for Mrs.
Sarratt ia her trial befor the Military Com1
mission, has been appointed a clerk ia th
Treasury Department. r '
A young lady tfiKcW York declined to
accompany ar friend to tli "aristocratic
Uraco Clion-h," because "sh wa dressed
for biimbl Mt. Psul'." :
Feolieilo will hav a nice time if he takes
bis proposed trip tbrougb th United Mates.
Mai.iMii.tAn' A vtsor.iis.TU follow vng
calf for 4 meeting ut sucb citizens of Kicb
mond a wish to participate in the orgaui
tatioa of a corps of avenger ol llie.tealb tit'
th unhrtuuate Prince Maximilian, bas
bu-n banded us tor puloiytion : . ,
Soldiers of the Arudcof Northern Vir
ginia and I'otoniac. i On the continent, of
allien you are naiivcs, iiouic aua gaiianx
Priuc baa been butchered in cold blood by
a lurrrll set ot outlaw and bsadit.
The indiirnstloti of pmnkiiul has Imt 11
UUUMai i,, this7hrxifviui and br uul.out-
I A Irt&ty III tocaui ot veuifeance ia
oundad in echoing tones of thunder, trout
Mam to tbu Uiu UlauilR- BoMleiil atTT
heroes of thousand battles, du not each of
yon feel called npoa to avenga tbia anexam
pled and inhuman crime a stain oiion the
civilization of the IVth cantury, wliich crie
(viihki ior swiii, aiern aau oceisive rcirioo-
tioa I Immediate action is demanded. Let
wry-rHowerrrf tba gallant Lo and vku-
nous Uraut meet to niorrrow ( Wnlnemlav)
evmng,a tit Capitol hqusre, to give) x
pression to the universal leelingol abhorrenc
at tbi monstrous barlarity. tuamtutr
hoi Hirer.
Th first case in (South Carolina, coming
under th provisions ol the new bankrupt
act, was decided in tbe LOilmt Htates tkiurl.
a tew days since. Judge ! try an charged tbe
jury the the suaps-nsion by a banker, mer
chant or trader, to urot hi commercial
paer at maturity , and uon-reaumpthiu l
payment wiibia tour tern uays, altuougii
without fisud, created an set of ijisnlnnlsry
bankruptcy ; that an assignment a made
under the Htate law taut May, although in
trust for Itt-ttt (it of tb creditors of a trailer,
comrthutrd the assignor an involuntary
bankrupt a tending to InmU-r aud defeat
Uhe operntiims ot tbe bankrupt act. , 4
Registration commenced in Nashville,
Teun., on Satiirdny, aud out of four hundred
voters registered ouly thirteen were while.
Bishop Quintard is ill at lbnuH, in Geor
gia, with gastrin fever. , '
BXW ADVEfiTISEMENTS.
JtW, V. UHU.KJt. KUO, M. WIM.IA NH.
I1KLLKS A WILLI M.S, j
Q H O C E K 8 " AND C O U M I H ri I O N
July ld-XMni ..w--
MI88ES' HEELED KID SLll PEIW.
jWITII U0SKTTKS
f i
Bises H.lo 1, t ?Se pr psir
W-rlL V 1 tt'KElt CV-f
July J9-!U4-lf
LAIMK.V HKWKWMOKBOOO WtmU&' tl.
lotl.sO. , . '. '.
., ;, Ai.?t), !,.'!,.';;,; ".
A large stork of Hboes, whh h w ar elnaiiuj
out at Krwulvmeiwt firices. -
- T. W. il. it. 8. TUtKEir (.'. r
July lt-Jl-lf ,
ntANUOLrU M1C0N CUUEliE,
- ';, T l U 1 m I A . n'-.,;".-,'..J
mm SEXTHKsiillJN orTUW IXsTlTmOK
1 ConisiHueea on ilia lMib or Kfjil. ls17.
tn atilitim to lUu w:booU of Motsl fluliM'ipliy,'
AiHAuut LamowKHs. Matbutlic. Nslursl i'Uiio-
sopby Slid itieru lutirnsgea, tbe- board bsa
aiauiisniMi a seuoui 01 .... , ;
-r COMMERCIAL PCIENCE,
in which are taught th braiH-hes of a business
duoaUua thus auiung tbe literary, srteutitlc
aoat praetieaL Yonns; men sluilviiiir fur tits
mimstry. and soldiers disabled bv tbs tale War.
wbo ars in neeesartoua cireuRMtaness, can at
tend free of luiLiim. All BciwtUrsliip vaUit,
fcxpeuiie fur ta luotitlw. iudoduis; swats, use
of furniture, (STsrstfeuj fuel, luci'i, wasniug,
maliicuUluss aud ootilitiKtit fus sod ttittio 111
thru sellouts as ss fo oounpy tbe whole luue
tJuu ; one nau psyani si Ui tetriuuig Ol eacn
ten. V -..
A daily line uf harks fjbindav eveeutedl runs
from Moanoks hution, (Uiehiuito i llsnvilia
ttailruad, ) to Borillon.
. , Head for Cirrulsrs, f ' ' 1 1
" "' THUS. 0. 3UHNSON,
' - -: - - - - frmadeut.
Jtoydtuu, lleelileuburg t o , V, Jul;
W M It A M B,
j - , ....
G tERiiTcOM.MISSlO"M E I tCOAK TJ
TPB ike Mate of CotLon, X..boto-LoK 8ti-.pa,
niuuKiiig aud Lvj n 111, riimr, Curu
iXd i" nU, ml oil utbttt uaittr jyt t..-!, .
NOKFOLK. IJVEkPOOl, AMU L0.VUUS.1 '
Also Agvul for Norfolk sic fJvcr-
pool fateamrr. -
7 NORFOLK, Via. -
''.... . ! !' - ''
LUtKfl.iL ADVANCE MADE ON CUNSIUN
I : i .- MKNT8. '"'''' ' ; ""
W BXVK IWH'IITUI WITH CS C V. llt'NN'
Kosts Csbousa, h will rsll ou his fiteuls aud
atiiiaintaiKa in Central and IVeabirn Canilins.
and will be pleased to give sll desired infmnuitioa
bv sddressing bini, care
HON A Cl 1,1 Ksleigh, M. f
of C. t. WlLLIABl-
Jolyl-M-2m
xniTS-iis-i t. a B.-W m. rn
'I'"
IS EWBKHN.N. Oiii
AGRICCLTCRAL II0C8K AND HARD
WAKE rlTOKE.
SELL KVtt AbiiCLH fcfcfcDKU HV THE
Cos-h aud rumens ilaker : knus, tipukaa.
Hubs, Axle, EnsineUed Leather ami Cloth, llar
nes lslher sod i riuininitCH, Haddkw, lisriiesa,
Bridles, Ae Ae ..i js , ,
Auril a-iut-1 v. . '
riNASCUL CIECILAU
Taos. Bbsmcb A Co.,
tticluMond, Vi
Brxxch, Soks A Cq.
iijllU, lis.
B t P 0 B T JJ
BY
Bankers and Commission McrcbsnU; IVUra
LutgtffiCae-
Sr.
VI1MJ HTT . . ,
1 larebdirti! ,j .!!. 1.
...ait
...... i
! rsyetir.tiibu.
; tn
..Iti
ijexiugtoH..
" uralianx,.;
M
niHtii v uviii, i... .........
Boiboro' , . . .......
TlHrtiuurrilke .......
HsdtdJonstgb.
W sidongtoii ,. . ...
Wtliuintfiott.. 1 . . . .'. . .
Vaneey viile i,l ....... 1. .
.. 4.1
...so
..Ml
..-is
.. 14
. . VA
Coramercisl Bauk, WilminKbHs.. .....
Ksrmer s Bank of Aortb Carolois ......
lt
Oreenslwro Miitnsl lnturmw Co....'.
..,.'...
MerviMuita Bsna of ewOrrn
timers' sod l'lsnters llsok....
v t pay eorreajaioding hign prwiB a other
Lank uoios. (...
Free bl lei (haii8e at.d r-sy Dm tHwt rate
Uie dv rec-ivt-.L - .
I'xusii iw-ived 1t Ivnress and remittal for
prnoij.tiy ia Cwreu.1 (r S.-W VusB-tuijiaa, tree u(
COKt. , ' ' .
July l2!Uf r
ni:iicAL. colli:gc of ir-
CIM4 ATKlCH.vlOl,
-,1Lsion or mi : -
rb-wxt iaarxi. forawi r f da-n-aws witf
tuulUMHKW trn llw first dav of OuoAor, 17, aud
eootil.iw mod Uw 1st, l Mr,h, Waking a twin
t4 BMSitlia.
11. U. Tw-krv, M. I). PrisT. of tbe Pr tins Med.
B. )l. Wellha-d, M. 1. - Materia ttwliea, se,
-fc-xrtnvBear-jtrt): !1isi.iOi,'T,3T;
JM tl. kllW, M. U. " tllrtUBUj
Iliiuo r il.Uuire. at. I). KurKi
t. It. OoliuuiKbaai, af. 1 " Auauauv.
-. Utuasi -at, D, H Oi i.irsl i-'tUiol.v, An.
i. il. Wloia, at. l, UsuocMUaiur uf Aiubnuy.
Krery nserssary rai-sns will be emplm ed by lbs
Psculiv tor. U iliuxrauua of lbs ksctam. A
lie facihliss will be alturited f th pnaweuiioa
ul Praiiica AusUmiy.
Cllulesi luntrneUu" st tli Ilowsid's Cirove
Ffiioital, ll Colli k H'itai, sutHImj KK-timmid
UtT lniniMrr, loesled in lite '. Jl.-r buililni;.
- Uirn:nllma 4 i J'pnsiHr' twkt,
n'k, IU ; 1moouhU-14" ut AuslimiT. U; Urudu
su.mi. i m. llosrd tusy bs.ubtauied iu UicbHioioI
at front a to 7 per wek. ...
Tl laiSfOKtte, eosuuuimr full tafiamateai, will
be ami to Uuaia dmaumsj ii, oa suraUB to
' - Isxsa ut the FstitUy .
' July 17-2.ri-3tslw3Hi
jlt . Si Aid t: A
I!. 8. BAKE!TTt;Y 4(T. 1SI,
,:: '4: ;. WITH THE -
llulos. In don aud s'urius uf I'roew.du.gs thars-BSsler.-i
' " '
X-.-.f . CONVENIENTLY .,' , ;;."
i Annotated, C1isified and Arrsngod. lt.nd in
Law rUisep Pile tit. .
..-' ' ALSO,. ' !
Tb Bankrupt Lsw, with all th Bales, Forms,,!
Ae., in I'auipblet. rrte no cent. .- . ,
- t .. For sale by -
'.-WILLIAMS LAMBETH.
July 17-9W-tf
ID WAV cnL.
CHARLbTTESVILLE, V.
Tli Tliird HesaioB of thi Fir hoot will belin on
tlie First Wednesday of KepUnilr next, aud nd
u lb Isat W eduesday of Jnne 1H0, consisting of
two terms of nv mouths eaeb.
The Course of study tsdiutiKned to prepare boys
tor, the University Uf Virginia, or suy other Cot
hive, ur Ba- tbe praetiesl business of life.
1 rami : Fur board and Tuition, II. si per term,
PayabU: in Atlvanct. - 11 11 ait and Drswinir at
Irofesaor's charges. Wssbing, Fuel and LiliU
at actual cost, kiaolt i'unl furnishes his own
towels. . .
For Circulars and other particulars address,
WIljlN a S. CAUH: Cbarlottesville, Va.
JurlKl'H PACKAUD, jr., Tbeo. Ucmiuary,
Fairfax Co Va.. I'riueiusla.
ttss-uuuiuu : The Faculty of th Uuiveraity of
July 17-2U-lf
LIFE ISSITIIAHCE.
...;!;!,. . T.U B ' ; I -' ' .""' ' '
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
ixmtraxcE COMPAQ
OjF"; 1 1 AIlTTOlll), CONN.
HAS HO STOCK CAPITAL-; TH8 FIFTEEN
Million Dollars, Assets, sll behmg to, and
1..- . 1. - .i U l; ,. 1...H
which now exceed 4t,(luU, Slid notsritbstanding tli
payment of s sixty per cent ditmeed isat year,
nil irrer l,ir.i,uuu dollsuUi widows sodjerxihaits,
tbetrvw uo a surpluaof over
0,000.000 DOLLARS.: 1 , -
This Conijisnv's Kotea cannot be sufntfilj
even deducted from the Pidicyiij6Ai?bekCiui-
psny, in case or oostn, ) exiwi on tiie nsiiiod en
iliiwinent wlan, but ant caneulod by anUuipaied
Uividouua.
All pobcie nou-forfeilalde by their terms
Noextra rbsrKe mada on policv bolder. ex
only whets theruik is extra tiasardoaa.
'l l.M Mb.MitriMwl will Ubl.tfMtMi In ...1.....
ing aud proving any of his suaemeutsj. ,
W- Ail parson eotitomplating Life Iusuranee
are requested, and will find it to tbeir biteresl, to
soutrsst other Compsmea, repruseuted in this
Mate, witb the Coua. ktutual, ss published ia the
Beportaof tbs Inssrsnes OoumusKmers of Ni
lock and Msasschrwetts.
t ; BAMUFLD. WAIT,
tMinAral Atfnt r.t. M O
OAlc with P. F. Pxaevn, Ageulfor Baleigb aud
July 18-29-Sin
vTAR.W irtiri,
-ADlSOM COUNTY, K C,
THIS Dleaaant Bnmsaar Resort has bsan wowlr
nrnt-Mm, aiiu ut now oyea lur VISiloia. ,
BtaurtLpsr Mouth, .ttO 00
" Week,..:..i.-?;:.,, 15 00
' . V Dav...... . ....ano
uty if Tl-tm
. The Rnbsenber ha for sslsa On yoke of OXEN,
and CABT. Also, two or tbra good Milk Cows,
uiw ue win sou oa mouerste terms.
x t., -l . .. W" OAtJTOlt BANKS,
Clsyton, . C. Jnly lJ-atW-iw
VTEWS I'APEB FOB SALE I
A fiF.MI WEEKLY KKW8PAPERA RITtTA.
ted in one of tlie very wealthiest sections of Eas
tern North t:rolina, at tbs temimns of four
Kailroada, and Having a fin advertising patron
age aud good subscription hat. is offered fur sals
ou reasonable terms, th proprietors wishing to
euKac in utiiw Diiaineas.
For furtbt particulsra, apply st
. ,-.. . 1 1HW OFFICE.
, July 11-137-lm ,.,.;
Henderson Collegiate Institute.
HENDERSON, K. C.
TIE thb d session of this XnsUtation will begin
on tb lith. July l((ti7.
Terms oer session of twentv werks (half In ait.
ysnra, sue naisnce on 1st. October :j
rninsry iretmrtnieni, (t'nrrenevi fanfltl
Migber English'..' . i , &.u
ClallSH al . -T- --- Stt.HO
lirridentsl Eitx-nses 1 ii
Board, ill' IiiiIiuk wsahiuir. ftuJ. Imhta 1 i-.r
m.ii.tt. via. .a.. -
For Circular, address,
JuueiTl-SUwlm PruicijiaL
V
f tine
MILL ACADEMY.
A .Vacancy having ncciirwl in the above iiMti
tutitsi. the Tmsteea wish to riiearn t. a.-lieva fur
tbe male and fcwsls Utpanmeiila for tbs Ul slice
of tbe year. i
Aoplit-atitia must be eiatle biimetliatetv. aa it ia
oesirsoie tnsi tiw scutsa siisll couinietit by tlie
win. t a K il hi.
Address tba nadcrsitrned at Halifsx, N. C.
"WM. H, KM.' i ll, ptrA,
Hcotlsad Seek, N. C. July lii-il-aawlia.
"P AtlilE It'll ft AI.I,,
K A L E4 O II, N.
c.
lu stre, as ssSaMrs4tftfsHr? )U Hflhl
otilv sd.htl :
' rfivie W lieat su, "''- -
t'tiinious, Urowtt ACoaCiSUua Oi,. - - . -himilair's
rmiih's eolrbraliaj t'utliug Kuivt-s,
Mtebw--Comin -flows' and -xSirn aoTf i .....
lCMlHslr. -. : 1
Him!h' hew Coulter tVm Cultivators, .
. Bieiuuuiul kUulaekys . sod V; : Ifcw
aiKt 1'ai.tinra.
litully's Iuipmved Apple Jlilt, and Citlev Press
e.' ,'' ,i '
Orders for any implements solirtted sad Kinds
eat to sjiy point ua tbe fisit H..ls.
' JAMt.it M TOWt.EM. .
- Agouf A Combiuaion Mnrebaut,
Jidy 16-2U1-U. '
rpilE VLET BESf! -
We bars )nst received g supply of ths huslly
eektirsted, . .
liasKrcuxwixa tobacco,
mauufaetumi by Kinrhury sad Thornsa.
- , Apply sarty .
i , . . I'tXLlAM, JOXEflA CO.
July l&-2tf0-tf . - .WbolMslsCrutwrs.
FAMILY GROCIES.
N
T I '
I I t
Kyihure hatiiis; bee reBaired, sd bit
Sunk hating smred, I aai again preptrsd U
furnish aij custutoers
"CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES."
' I iiiritu stUiitioa Ut lbs following esrsfuUs
Ivctod srtit'le : , : - " .:
Prmw Hvmtbanii'Son Bsenn, -
lio. 1 hvii.HKi Ijrd.iu, lb. Kngs.l
J'amily Fbair, "4, . j
jxn ieuiu,-..
Ju s, Ijit! nvrs snd Bu O.ffws.
"" Fine old Jess,
Biiirsrs of all rrrailes.
Molui.s andrirruiv
t siiiily Ko liorring, 1
sire, nsit,
. ' ltii), niareh. Ae. ,
All of which I will seh st lowest market nrir.
DOUGLAS BELIl "
JulylS JW-tf Msrkiit tfciurfc
J KIME CHEWlSid TOBACCO! t
fe fiavs just reeeived s vary chute attbds f
xil.a nmm fmr4 fMsriwsj Twfta, ;
Huprrk- tivtbat snnouneed a week ago. Try a
VJ Ml m UB,
t . JENaIJiH A 1'EKBI ,
July 1 277-tf ' ...
tliNI COliKll ttilt.NI II
Another lot PPJJIE CdltN. Iiixt nweiso.1 l,i.
will besohl at lowest msrknt imttw, bv
J1ULUI.A8 HELL,
JulyH-idS-tf Market avjiisrs.
dtitl WKEWNGHOKB! HIUJN0 H0K8I
1 welv Ihwen "Elweir" WEEI)IN0 Ab
reduced price, by
DOUGLAS BELL,
Julyl
Market Hqnatw.
LIFE INSUEAHCE.
THE NORTII AHEEICA
I.M fslTUACC COW PAX Y, '--i
He w FeatweA and Advaiitag e Waicli
ara Known u Belonging to no Othw
Company ia tht United Statei
THE MANAGEMENT OF THIH COMPASI bj
niMin tiw klutusl Benerii 4iystem4bs tt
uuinutsuid ir..llu going to tbs samired.
Thia oojiiusny makes a Seial deposit Willi tbs
Insurance beiwrtiurut of tba Mute, tor f hk-k
Hegiaterud ilion are issued if dwsirad. soaaiar
siKUed by tli KiiperinUtuduut of the lusuraass
llepartiueut of tbe Male of New York, rertifvu,.
that siR-h pulicks are secured by pledK of lnUiu
stoeaa.' . , .- . . ...
ho other tVanpany give lbs assured puarss
tee ot this ehsrs!tor or anything 4uivak.ut,
' Thirty days' of grace are slloasd on sll rs
sewed premiums, snd the policy remains vajid
snd ia lull fnros during that Urns.
No restrictions as to travel or residenos abraat)
st suy season of tlis year, outaids lbs tnnitra,
which gives s nearly world-wide and uucoudiUuul '
policy.
wo aofner rste. or premium rbsreed ir sts-
timiary Kngiiunars, Coeduetors, Begsaga aUstsra,
ii AHeuis, nor tu nuiseuuenve ebaug of se
ploynient after tbe polity is isxned.
Kotos are not required by thi Company, bat
kwi nisy oe oouunea oa in pouoy lur i
third of the animal premium, which is eaneal
by tbe profits sppli! as dividends. .
Joint polities, including msu and wife, are Is
sued by thi Companv, and the amount insun
Is payable to tlia survivor oa tbe blb af i titer.
Our dividend, Jauuary 1st. lHo6, was 44 per
oriii..
IMvidends are declared stnimllr nA iisM im
mtiniwmin win Aniifiat rremiunt, oa all
..).... .U- ..11 . . . .
pbuts upon the full amount of premiume reesivatl.
T'roiiiiuil
nils may be paid anuuauy, acnu-auntuiiljr
or
quarterly.
Alt fHtlieies tsenett fiv tbia Conitianv am turn.
forfttunK, alter two, iu sums instsoeea, sad tbsss
. Tbe pi-rcentsge of iin uiium reoeu.ls In ltrA
over IHtrl, wu 2al par cent ; wbirh Is nusrlv
uttiiiMii ti.iti tn any oiner new xorkeonmanv.
Itiheiea iiimuteslabl from isv cmai.iani ua
aceniit of frsniL n ... ... . , ... . .
Fur insurant's in Una Company applv to
. '- ' ' F. if.CAVl'EllOJt,
Agent lor State of North OsroKna. Wilnunirtoa.
or HKATUN UALEH,
Julys-KKOidSux ! Agent for haleigh.
BOOK SIOUX.
Aum Wujxuia, , C. W. LaasxT.
WIILIAIIS & LAMBETH,
No. 1ft Faj cttevlUc St., Raleigh, N. C.
f i l Book Sellers arid Stationers, ' '
DEALERft IV ALL K1DS OF
SCHOOL UOOK8,
STAftDA Up ' AN J MISCELLANEOUS V-'OltKA,"
M-tfioNfC BOOKS, JEWEL?, EE0ALIA
.. B00K8 OS STOCK AND AOHICUL
J ' TUBE ; STATIONERY ; PKIST-
IMO AND ' V7RAPPINO '
. PAPEB; PB1STKIW '
8UPPLIE8; , ! '' ;": ',
SCHOOL AND OFFICE REQUISJTE3
ALBU1IH; - - " ' "" -
PERFUMERT, -
;"- . FANCt ABTICIJ!H,.Ve,
We sis now leceivhig new sbppUea, snd will k
nstantlv mskinir sneh ail.l.iuu.. tn ..... i.....k aa
will enable ns to furninh every srtit ls asuslly kp
in s first class Btaik Htor.
Our facilities am such ss to enable ns to fnrnh
ua very fow dsvs. snv utirln ant n kuvl inl
all Orders will have our prompt atleution.
. .Onr buamesa will be eondnetwl on Hi vaak
system, and every article sold st tb vsry toveat
pries.,.; .,
. Raleijjh, AprUSIJUi-tf
MISCTLtAKIOTja.
WAKE FOREST COLLECE. -
ALL APPLICANTS ARE RECEIVED WHO
ar aetually prepared for tlie -eouVgi'
eoume in one or sll of Us lieiwrtuisnts, ay whs
sre ro tending to preps rs for ths sam
. The 'Collegiate counts niav I pumned wiihp
ferones to an cdncst ion purely Htuent i He or purely
Classical. EaeU of the 1i,!h,k ,b nrM t-iiikierrvtl
at gratluation, however retpures sneh a blend
mg of the studies of both brauehes, aa will euuos
lla receivor to take rank ss s scholar. :
A student, provided be be fully emploved,' rosy
devote himself Ur uy W1, nf tj1(, ijaparv
nients exrlusivelr, snd npoa sstisfsttorilv ntv
pieting tlie sin. lies of that Department will rseeivs
a uegr of Prutiekitit tlwrein. 'Ibo Fscnlty,
how-iver, recommend sll wbiate tipe snd talenis ,
Will sUW, todtfernifv rhefrstll.tf.-a a'a T a IkaP '
"ilte Kuu swdas-sr- Wea mwHtted trr ctrstrcs-
the. omrtat sek-cled witboal written iustraetioa
from areiiU or guardians, .
TlfR UPPAIiTVFVT IPP.
L'tyri3fu;U:!;"Sru. I iw yV'. Kovallsiul '
liiMlkA'yi ifiiwitsBj.. t 'Afr Ph .; r.- svtft
trr-rm
rti.em'aMr.,t"u ot: f-'il '"u T,CTi
1 Adj. 1-rof, i.. K. Hills'
Sit. Sttence -frof W. O. Siiiiui..iir
Ul. Ns
IV. lf JW-lbw UUre rrrKduiit W, M, WlnvaW. -
Tl,., fc-.. Il i- . .. ... . .... . .
. ..v , : .., ..f.H u ABW.USV OJ tw, l--!1-Tllltlon
iFail TcnU I 111 Preiau-Slta-V tn-hfaal 'I '
' trola-L-iafa i'w.m l.diil, .
"Kitd tiiit.reTsrel"ti( r nasith Slit, ui asd
ll.Hun reub sttrvant a lore li. l.ia -..'i,,,,.. and
frtel are extra, and may be bad on reason;.!
terms. : ; . .. . -
. W. KOVALL, 8. Fse.
June 29 275-dlswiin
COTTO .I AI l'If!.i;si. '
- MITCH L'LL, ALLEX, CO
KEWKERX, J,. C.
i ' .
V GENTS IN NORTH f A'MI.IN A. 1' Ii. IU.-.
L. EfOt rv Nona' i'al. i.t i'luteraai Cut- ..
ton tiirt .fUivLCttlvinisers.
Tlii.aton ha It . o a- i, .1,, l,f r-. "A merit-".'
CouiiiiiMttnera f li) 1 ar.s 1 'triilniiuu. bsosf '.
ipenor to sll oilieia iu lbs tiuuxut.v
Aprrl l-'Jl-lt
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