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THK SENTINEL.
U. , I'ELL, 1 KKATuN GALES,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER V IS6-
-&vwri" tickut you tun
HON. DANIEL 0, FQWjLE,
K. J. WUITAKEH.
cqxvextiox OR SO COXrBNTtOX.
We observ that Our excellent eotempo-
- rary, the Wilmington Journal, and nearly all
tbe Cooaerrstlve .paper Eart of Raleigh,
: .ar either advocating non-action ou tbe
question of Contention, or directly voting
. '-agW.t dporentioD," while moat ot tbe
Conservative' paper Weet of Raleigh either
.Vor votingfor Convention," or, at leaet,
are opposed to organized opposition to ooe.
, TUU aiuiple u';t i tiytiiflcant, Tbit baa
been tbe tUtfut ot .feeling for nontbe la tbe
two eecliona, aotl ought to adronnith oar
frk-mU of the imjxwsiuilitj of euiire nuaa
inttty on that pbiDt
Our frienJ.Maj. John Hughe, of Crewo,
t lu a roceut hitler declining to heoome a
candidate fur tiieUte Contention, nrgea,
among other reason, tht Li utter repng-
naoee and oppoaitioa to the rherae of Con
priional re-oontructloB f.jrhid hi giving
any eouDteaanoa to it, bj becoming a can
didate, and recommend either non-action
or a direct voteagaiott a Convention. Yet
he deeiret Unanimity among the Conaerva- J
a! 1 . ..It ! t. . I . 1 t . . 'i
,.;Jii itsiHMMJit aucnum. Miniwaa, .
ami n c.iimitfiiU that I he Conaervativ Edl
' tor of the State nueet In ihi city on the
9th. lint, for consultation, in order to una
nimity; The fact that tbe 9th. U only two
day off, and the election only twelve daya,
iil nit inly him that the prKpoeitirm come
tK title, bo much wefnr it would gratify
u to ui-tttt tfatn.
We ft-el no anxiety to control public aen-
timent an iota, In a matter in which o many
good Cooaervat i ve diffur honeotly efpecial-
Jy where it i o dilEcult to determine, Mti
. lactorily to all, the proper courts of action.
We have, therefore, nred that, in the mat
v ter of Convention or No Convention, each
. voter ahould be left free to act according to
: hi beat juduittut. Yet we have aever been
undecided, at all, oa the question of non-ac
,: , To do nothing at a time like thia, we
are contSdvnt, can only result in Korib Car
:. olma, aa it bae dona ao far in all the other
States, i. e. in the calling of a Convention
and a ltailical one at that;
No difference of opiuinu ha at any tijp
eiiniod among ConMrvative nien a to" the
real character of the entire Congressional
procra'mnie. None have had a ihadow of a
. tlonht that the whole tcheme wa revola
tionary, eocTpoaiti vely inimical to the future
peace and prosperity of the Southern State
and people, both white and biack. None
have endorsed or approved it,! in whole or
igi part. Yet tli qtion, khetlier we
thould opioM it out and oat, or whether
we ihould lake hold of it, o far aa to nt-
. tempt to control the revolution, in order to
prevent a much ot the evil threatened a
; poaaible, ha led to tbil divertity in out
propoaed action. No Conorvatlve,wepre
. aume, bm ever made up hi miud to. give
i tye eVl, jut a. Uionioot,. In-carrying -out
tbe Radical pro,;rmtu. Tbetrposition ba
btn to aubmit to it, if forced upon theiu,
but, neverthek-h, to Use all legitimate mean
to defeat the Radicals.
Nothing will b to fatal to our ' cause,
therefore, mood action. The great difficut
( ty ha liecn to gut the Conservative to act
- to get tberd ti the poll or to get them even
to tfgltter. The Idea, then.oj bob action, in
regard to Coov y i-n, will prnv most fatal
to tb Cu rtniine caadidatea. . Tb past
history of our pueple prove that they need
no pt-rsunaion or indm-emmt or excuse to
. . V 1 r 1
,a. therefore, to leave them no tMnXi
ous to noniioatewonnervauvecanuKiaies in I
every County la the State, and to Impress
upon the people the necessity of voting upon
the question ofConyjFntioncci44iit k
their best judgment, either for or against
Convention.
A carclul examination of th registration
will erte to conv ince every ooe of the diffi
culty, if not the imixMisibiliiy, of defeating
a Convention. To fsjrry a Convention only
require 83,000 votcrtio vole on th question
and a bare majority of that number in favor
f tt V. UU .t aonnn t...i . I
"WreartysMforltiskhew
that 83,000 whitea will vote on thequestiont
.. . - - - . . .
If so, bo matter how the 93,000 vote, Con
vention ill L carried. But to defeat a
Convention will require about 83,000 votes
cast against it, or, upbu the principle of a-
tcUni, it ill require Uiat ;i,ooo voWra re
fuse to vote -on the question. I either
within th rsne of probability I. We
think not. .
.liiu s, to lake no part ia the nn.to r, ia pal-
: jiMriThii..kd.
' -yj-iites is ulficjentJk( JC-WUnt. ,jGr (he nc.
,..ceot Convention and. of th Itndicals In
4hjUAtht.fUstilJBlti.to
.kln..jlr)Ti;grt1;ra,,a Jrro'1iel'5!a!7- haT ''uotlieen
great t-p-'-";Th to aw .;!,! aiiy thing, -t-trt
their own defeat. A Judge Merrimon re-
, : ytuKTL'-jl in a recent spctn, -our people .are
so ft 'jln'comi.-ifT .cJus itted" to eporets(on,
' tiiitt ti.t'y sw-'tf' qiiiW 'aiiiicg.it they are
!h-s 1 1 " q liv-tiy lo run a farm, otk' a
store, or s mft!iani:'s shop, or pnreae any
. iher VK kt'iun, to lor-rtt (hat tiwy hsve any
r ;;!i'a, r a 'oi:!' jttoa.ora Country," Who
.1 t i ' t f:
1 t:.e t'.ro vf tiiit and tli truth
el k ?- A
l. r:; o-it yonr
,,t'T. CttUs
randidAfe in
ef V C
give up
ttua!!y.. Don't
t'ie B rrot to the c
ulrorof tii
Bailies!, w thotjt a treia mlmi eff. irt. Run
jour lst uv B for the Crm venttoo And press
ar urn aunt to th gte,' That it oor imn
J, wuu'her, after yonjret the people to the
poiha, they rloUirniia fa vote tor e-CrrB
tion or at;ain4 it. ' But, It U tiI,to vote for
Cvention i to endorse the Conj,Trionl
)Uilria We .i rod ire it, any more than
rrti
TUB ELECTIONS OH tBSTKRDAT.
Wbile tb return! frim the yarioiwfltate
i.w IwW J"i'Jay ere rtniBg jn
tbe following summary will S found useful
lor. reference ; . . ' 4 -
In Niw York t ib jKrpSMWao majority
othuere were to be chosen, a full Beat Leg
islature, sn member of Conp-Tes to All
ionedhy Mr. Conkling'a reaignation. Ho
mer N, Kelaon i the Uemncratic candidate
for SctJretsry f Btati-,aTitl Jaine B. McKvan
the U'puhlican.
la iUwachu-ictl the content a for Gov
ernor, state otueera and a Legutlature.
Leatyear theKepultiicana had 65,309 major
ity. The eooteit now ia between Mr. John
Q. Adaim, Conaervativ, and Alexander II.
Bullock, Republican. - ,
New Jersey elected only a Oenerat Antem
bly. Tbi body bow atand M fullo :
Senate Democrat, 8; Republican, .
ilona Democrat, 27 ; Republican, S3.
Repohlican majority on Joint ballot It), s
Ilinneaota choae a Governor, State officer,
nd a Irfglilsture. The candidate lor Gov
ernor are Cbarle E. Flaodran, Democrat,
and William R. Manbill, H. puhllran. tbe
vote at'Hxl last year; Radical, 8J, 989-; Dem
ocrat, 15,773 ; Radical majority, 10,308,
Kama voted for a Legtalalure, and alo
on conttitutiooal auienduient giving the
offrag to th negnesnd to women. Tbe
Republican State Convention have declared
themaelve in favor of negro suffrage, and
"unqualifiedly oppoaed to granting tbi
privilege to women.'Thevote lat year
watt, liadieal, 1B,JI70; Uaraocrat, 8,151.
The Legislature aland on joint ballot, 18
DemocraK'aud St Republican. ' '
Wiaconain elected a Governor, State ofll
cera, and a Legislature on whom will de
volve the choice of a lucceasor to Senator
Do'ililtle. 'Tit candidate for Governor
are John J. Taihuadge, Democrat, and La
etna Fail-child, Republican. Tb Radical
majority for Governor in 198 J waa 10.003.
Lut year, for Congre, the Radical major
ity wa 23,007. .
Maryland ertfcGSfa Legislature.
TXNXES8&E, TUJ! MODEL STATS.
tenuetse is the Radically reconstructed
Slate, that is held up, on. nil occasions, by
tbe Radical press and speakers, as the great
exeuiplur forNortb Carolina to Imitate.
Whenever they would illustrate the bUttinyt
of Radlcat rule, and the Aopjy results of
Radical policyV the point to Brownlow and
to Tenuete t There the - whit man is
crashed beneajh tbe heel of negro domina
tion, there aiV organized and armed mili
tia, composed tdl nrgroca and whit desper
ation IndteerimiftHtely, plunder and slsy
inoffensive and haruiles citizens, who do
muVtuXjaith the hat and hurrah for the ty
rant who lords It over the State, there so
elal and personal feuds tVeak out daily Into
o(if a strile. Uut Tennessee Is a noble sped
men of good government, and Brownlow' la
a "glorious old patriot 1" -The Radical lead
er want North Carolina to become another
Tennessee and to have a duplicate Brownlow
fitr Governor.
- VLook at Teunsp. lMik at her on the
high road to financial prwtprity J That
i tlio tiry.' Yea, look at her Tba Cdmp
troih-r of the State has just made' to the
Legislature a aiateairat of sITairS forth
fiscal year ending Bept. 80th. last. From it
we learn that the Rlatu 1 taxes imposed for
the' part year smounied, to the enormous
sum of $M05,8(!4, wiiile the tsxes Imposed,
during tb same period, in North Carolina,
under "so-called "liolicl" rule, only amount-
ad to 1-300,000 1 'V -
Again, Brownlow' militia, to keep
ftpwn good ptsiple, cost the people of tin
State (including fhoae who are "kept under"
and who have to pay the expense of their
oppreision- aud humiliation ) 8191.503, or
two thirds of w hat oiir Stateiuidt'r to-1
"R.." V l all purposes,
40 000 to hft muUnei r
..-..i i.u " i anmn i .
bled soldiers and 0,000 to In r Asylums.
Leaving out these charitaldu objet Is, the
expense of maintaining Brownlowa janisaa
nes atone is tqualta thi tok&uxiit '7Y IM
Blot GotmmtiU tf XortK CxiWim I
These figures speak volume. What has
happened in Tennessee under Radicul con
trol will as urcljr take place in North Cr.i
line, should she be 'so unfortunate as to p.s.
under the same bitter yoke. Let our farm
er, who hv to pay a . federal tax of 9)
cent per pound oa totton, let ou"-otk
i
n old man named
lasur pt
our poop!, ponder the tact and figure
well 1 Tbe road to Radicalism is the road
to inevitable ruin, moral anil, material,
A. 1. - r :.. .. ( .... .
Koiaie, xsftitinai ana inuivinuai I
Ttti!i4os'rrdicu
that was vet concocted, even by Radical
demagogue, is that the negroes, by Voting
with ths Conservatives,-will vote to re
mand themselves Into slavery. The March
composed, so far a tbe small white element
wI4il$-TTf--ld' - trt4ptrtrrters.'r
Thenar tb men wh "want thtdrLmnoey
backj"
Ttfr trriBfrr made-Tiy--ir,e TiXtl'e'lfijlte
Radical squad, that Judge Fowl leads the
"secesshtB"' titliet. Ts Too amusing to eicTle
wngptrEvtjry gt'n I lt-mtui t ounicket was
an ardent tnion' man, while -thatfthor ol
the IUdicat ticket wa vindicating secession
with his "whole attnl." '
Wirmsavxa yon have reason to suspect
that any one is registered, who is not enti
tled to do so, by reason of aon-ega, or from
any" other cause, look t it that the matter
is sifted, aad ths lists art ptirgrd 1
Ek to IT that bo man, white or Colored,
it audweJ; 1 register iinpr.pci!y !
'Sir. Tbaddeu SttTen -ii 'a letter writtea
meon Ji i oce, did But beaitate with
hi cl aracteriatic Ooldoeaa, to declare, what
-TTgry-atriaiUle) matt kmrwrn, -jthat tbe-
atructioa pr gramm of Coegre it entirely
extra constitutional, not only having na
arrant in that instrument, bat being vjo-
hnrrty oppoaed to-it letter and lpirit"
lie baa now taken a new dwly. in a
recently published conrt:oa lotwc Mr.
Steven and an individual bj the name Ot
PficffeTj wb ich puhlkation i aji.l to have
th unction ot the former, be take tlx
ground that although- tbe: prev-iou' actitu
nfihaJRadicaJartiJnjfixE. wa encon
stitutioaal, it owe b th antbotiiy rf the
Cunalitutiuo oa ila li'hi, If i,rtu4f .the
alleged adoption of the Howard amendment,
".Silica the adoptioa uf the fourteenth
amcudment, I have .wf doubt of our full
powar to regulate the elective franchise,
so tar as it ttrarU the whole nation,, in
every tStkta of the Cmon. ...'
Tb old man i reported to be in almost a
moribund condition, with greatly impaired
physical ar-d intellectual 'powers, snd thif
fact msy account for such' ridiculous twad
dle as the, above. ' The' Howard amend
ment io a part of "th Con.titutioa of the
United States', it has not received tbe sane1
tion of the Legislature of three fourth ol
ths Stau-s of the Union. Its' adoption by
twentj'-evTiml thorn is necessary togiv
it validity aa ad.mrticla ot th Coos tit Jlion,
and it ba only been adopted by some uine
teenr twenty., Tb Secretary f State ba
not promulgated tbe amendment,' a he did
fa the case of the one- prohibiting slarery.
What Mr. Steven contends' for, doubt
te, is, that the amemlnjent having been
approved by the Legisl-lun of1 three-fourths
of the "lojar,(o-ralled) States, It Is, there
fore,' to alt intents and purpose, part of
tbe Constitution, and that the Southern
State, not being in th Union, have no right
to pass npon amendment to the. Constitu
tion. II tbi I ao, why waa the Howard
et-wnckjM-ot original! y subtitittod -to. 4hta
for their voluntary action t And why were
they called upon to pass opon ths amend
ment forever herealter prohibiting slavery I
The fact that th Southern Bute are ss
much members of the Union aa they ever
were, ha been fully acknowledged by all
tbe department of t-overnment: . By tit
Congress, in tbe manner soove referred to
and in several other ways ; by the President,
in all the policy of bis ailrnliiis'ration ; by
th Supreme Court, repeatedly, and by th
Chief Justice, emphatically, l! hi decision,
rendered at the last Term of the United
State District Court, in Raleigh, in th case
oShortridge Matcou. , That they are not
now acknowledged, by the Radical leaders
in Congress aa being in ttte Union, and flat
they are deprived of all their Constitutions!
guarantees and immunities, i solely because
ot part f madness snd lust of office. It will
never suit these men, if they continue to rule,
so to acknowledge these States, until they
are thoroughly Atricaniited and Radical
ized. . There is no hope for the Country short
of th expulsion of th Radical1 destructives
from the place of power which they pollute.
Uct rotm day ana unm aaoirraa
' KN. CAXBT'jl La- OBDtJt W hsv
received a copy of GenV Caoby last order
In reference to registration, too late fjbr to
day's issue. We shall publish rif notice it
in w oiorruw. . ......... ,
Lbt ao max? ran. to rbomtiii I
Kkkkubkb Tun Cokskrvattvbi Ratwi-
ration JIkktino, ToNinuT, i IV.1p''I
see a full attendance of. tba people, white
and Colored - .-' iu ..t -
- " . i ' nmm ii id i i . 1 1 .-
. A succtiho ot the Conservative ot Iredell
wa held at StataavillC, on Saturday' last,
Delegate were appointed to the District
Convention, which is to assemble at Tay-
lotsville, Alexander County, to-day, for th
purpose of nom inating five candidates for
the ConTention. . , . , TVT . ;
4-t .A similar meeting has been held in Willma
jit which di'hgte were alto appointed and
in excellent eerie of reaolutiou adopted.
Cakdiuate is IItde. Capt. Banoester
Mldyett, Conservative, and A. J. Glover,
Uadis.l, sr the candidnter to represent
Hyde lu the forthcoming Stat Convention.
H hav no doubt of the. triumphant-elec
tion Ot Capt.xMidyett.' '' . x
It is now well known that the necroes in
lb PautU are or;
annie purpoaa w
U also known th
Blunders n..t paly permit them to arm. but
have furnished them w'th the necessary
equipments. President Johnson has relerred
the facts in these cases to the head ol the
Wsr Department, and it i protb thatb
will locreas the military force in tlte biulh.
-s. r, iiemu.- . .. l f . -. ...
A Nkorq's priiiipa! qa. Hnir n , f
Kdward James voted the Radimil tlckiit at
the last election, and on his return from the
polls he psaeed through th farm of a gen'
tleman who has "unbleached Americans"
hired. Tw of thee " delecUble women
were standing in front ot their respective
hov-!ai--Bd as old Janrcr pasted by at a
shordwtaaee trom them," out of them saw
him first and said to the other; "rtn,
yomter's old M. Jamea; be.vo'tevl wid ua
Now, ain't he com down, mighty low T
l ag Vvr tr . .-
hasTSTo Wapb a btxvesaon. Letters-
nomice th certain election of Judge Thur
biail t( the I'nited State Senate, in the
place ol Mr. 'It sterns j b cewfied.-
d- that- ilr, V'iijMt.i4hm nrmi srettrrtrdy;
ate", aud iavtirs th election oi Judge I hur
ntan, an(nm lumigmter.- -
Hon. Thomas A. HAi)v'aVlf)reeM
fiT th UiTui States Si-nate, is 16 be-ftfi
Democratic caoditlat for Governor oi ln-
diana.-.,,-" .i' v-";";. ;
' It i announced that
Adaviral Semmet
will very soon commence a seria of lecture
on the Alabama and scientific subject.
' The'wldow of Mirsmon, who waa shotl
with Maximilian, nat Deen made a frinceas
ol the Austrian 'empire, ana iu title is to
be bereditarv. ,. . . ,. -,
Logan's spWhe in phisihsv made him
Bick a they have everybody who read
ganmnr atwt arming tori -
hich H ioL peaceful, and it fVu,4cr"" .'V1" WOQla 00 w.e'1 w "un
at some of tfi. dtrict com- ! ! "'.W0. WIlB 001 V-tV-0 ,
JUiem. ' . . - ' -
W bar not seen lately satire fear ex
preaairot popular disgust, (a rtssiect UStbs
couse ol tb.J:au..tl Befrr party,
tbatt the .iul'owinir. from tba Cincinnati
rilia4
' "The party of Mr. Tbaddeu Btevena will
ant be long without due Bruclaanitiott of
tltetr principle,'-' They will remedy the n
asocial evils at once bv pssinz the. Jw.
vi-rir tiia(4.rJioid Lv.ilr, Stevcoa, that
greertuacks sl.all be good as gold. Tben, if
ttiere are twtfjti tabs ak f premiant on
grdd.tbeTCanbebaoeedastraitora, That 'I
tba ai in pie Radical policy for aha speedy set
tlement or the financial question.' 1 be next
thing is the eqoslly simple aodradlcal tuea
ursjjfiUBjfa. Jjand i ih Sottlhern
States included In the military districts, at
aaptimr; to pay the Ratios at debt. That will
dossrttp the"Ke-iJHl5tjCan IsaiiBeSl As tor
roiSr away,
to be remedied bv
law of Uongr
tranrhisintf all tha Itlarka and nmhalrlv an
weitWMi Sf HtK bw'aftlySifal'i
a liitta Then there will be no more trou
bl bsti el.tioB.-Tb rreaident ia, ot
eourte, ti be impeached and suspended from
office, and Ilea Wade will as tbe Preside
cy in the next campaign for th ascendancy
t Rpablicaanrinciplea. Conirres b living
tbe right to decide on th qualification of
it members, no msn who is not a supporter
ot air. Ttadileiis B lev ens will b allowed to
have a seat. Theil, -aa Mr. Stevens is ope
rating outile tUe Constitution, and Con-
greas has all Betdful power, it mieht as well
"sjtsum tba duties of tba Electoral College,
and elect a president for fire, or during good
behavior, or fix hut term at forty years, with
power to appoint hi successor. Then we
might fence tn eonntxv in with a prohihi
torruarifT protecting labor as well a capi
tut) clown troUdea population of Kurope, a I
wen a me luiroouciion or ne prouuess oi
psupef labor : and then we must reduce tbe
Irours of labor to star in tweoty-lbur,- grvM
ing in lattoring man twenty noura oi eacn
day to improve hi mind and body. In bis
library and bed chamber ; and then vxe (bail
have a completed, rounded out, full orbed,
happy country, where tkere will t no
wicjted to trouble, and no weary .to want
rest ; and we shall all sing Had Columbia,
nappy liana, until time entire no mora."
A Washington correspondent aay t
"The Crmtrretsional Renublican Execu
tive Committee are almost dkily rteiviag
utters i ram uie oeiter eaocateu coloreu men
of tbe Southern Statea, affirming that they
are in great tear of violence from tbe whites,
and suggesting that they should be petmit
ted to organise militia companies.
Titer is not single negro any where ia
th Hontliwho it afraid ol "violence," ex
cept those threatened bv the secret societies.
tor Voting the Coaaervstive ticket ; bu( this
niovej iutendetl to afford a pretext for
arming me,. negroes lor violence upontneir
. Mona OtrraAoaoti Fbai'ds. From dis
patches from (leorvis. it snuears that Pone
has f'olloweii implicitly the bad example of
Bcnoneiit.T- r iniling that not enough neyro
votes could be obtained during tbe time
specified for the election tocsll a SlaUC'on
vtntioh, be has extended the time lor voting
two day longer, to' afford an opportunity
to bring in from other Statea enough negro
voter to'cvry the Convention question.
These frauds are to flagrant and o openly
end uublushingly perpetrsted, that evea Re
publican oomiptios, as it riisU in the
North, blushes with shame at the bold, base,
osrelaced outrage. Mat. In UUintnMtr. '
Tutr ArpaoAcuiKo Vikoinia Cohtkh
wort. 'ThB vagabonds elected to the Con-vi-otion
will hold on, we fear, to the six
dollars per clay until General SrhoBold
drive them out of the Capitpl at the point
of tbe bayonet. . Their mouths are watwing
now lor the good thine which their ex
peeled (not anticipated, thank the stars) per
fiem wui purensse lor tiiein. Six dollars a
day 1 Think of it, y Hunnlcntta, anil de
clare wtirttier any men, or tet of men, can
luiluce you to adjourn this jear. Mkk
mend Ditpatch. i .
U. 8. Soldikk Nor to Krckivb-Phes-nt.
Major General Thomas, commanding
the Departme nt of the Cumberland, haa is
sued order lorbirhUng his soldier from reX
cei v in present, lie says th Umted State
tiorenun-nt compenaate It soldiers for
their servirea, and they have no right to ex-
fti or claim any mrtner pecuniary reward
uyiu any source Wltatevrr. -
Mohb Immiorakts to YinoiHLA. Wears
Informed that tbe officers of tb Virginia
.1... o...:..jl"..!.l:
tmuiiuini iu (Ti-jiciT uare iiuinirs pi cue ue-
parture of another lot of immigrants, who
are expected to arrive her toon. We are
glad to bear of their coming. A wide field
i open for them. Land and employment!
iv hi uv i Q(i . . nrui cume io v trginia
by the ship losdA snd she will give them a
warm welcome. LyneMwrg Virginian.
Rkcokstxcctxb. The cltv of Richmond.
the eanitol of the rebellion aad beadquar-
. : .. i ... .
K-ia w aiiv v tf(iuisi ' aristocracy, na iur
leoted on native-born New York Yankee
on BiitiYC ilori Iritbiiiaaii ont ntiT0-tiorii
Southern' "mean white man," and two col
ored men tp the Convention. Wbo will
now say Richmond is not reconstructed
Jfartoa Hceuni (Radical) ; (
We doubt whether nunnlcutt's brain
A New Yoik correspondent of tb Mobile
RjiMr ay!
The Oerniao and the other Radical an
at lager heads,'' i
. .Wa hojie there It eomething good brew
ing. Agt Cn4UutiealuL
t P rent ioa doubt w hether th"plesnre
of the Chase'' include running for tbe Pre
idency., , .';- - : -
Brii;ham Young elegantly observe that
marrying fur lov i played out. 1
- Tbe emperor ot Chin le trying to propit-
j iai Heaven by being good.
rA'h',o'iia weJTng"--: the fortieth an rjiver-
sary a Viewport invention, (
A profeasorship of Anglo Saxon ia to be
established at Cambridge. England,
-i-
aw vwl.tsll ;
r ThHiteifSfflamBAsnrcoirsnw
u mi iim ii itt tnjcs or l.l.
. W-v. -nf - 'hairoswrjt'
YttA4mFt)tV4Herta(
xie,nCl-iifcoitiilr jPuf TaiU:i.i hiiie". "I n
m uy . ilA.tiL,A8 BtLli,
hov. 5 T7-tf. 1-. . . Mukai rmuarw.
c
TOKSr COlDfl"
SOU biiahel ft sale.
i 11 U JAM, JONES A CO.,
CvtJS-ftJif WboWia Uruow.
I IE COCKADE CITT ALE,
" By tb ke(, for sale.
1UJJAM, JONES A Co.
Kiw. lefi7-t
I a r in Hninmt nl A bmIu.1 t... .
i matrH ) - r -
JIME, PlJLSTEIt, CEMENT AN1 HAltt, ,
A IJtrge Supply alwsys oa hand and tor sals ea
Bloat bvurabttt serlu by
WORTH A DANIEL.
W.tTlmrt.io, Nj. C. x
r. S. MfvTHi.t Rojt-tw or lama Liaa raoat
Vun.. ..: ' - .,
,uiyll-7-m
KEW ADVXETIS2HT5TS.
a awtvciv- rirrv vaj aTuuia OS
X V strayed from any pvesawks m 9aBds BM
Iul Ha u about amonths old. black en ths
bark, with yellow lees, stud eosne at tbe call ot
U'WT.nuiraiiB Wiuee inlutse wbav
: - aV K. FERKHX.
8C7.
ALL T
XXf ARE OFPEBIMO TO OCB
BTOMEK3
V JV a ceatmaniluif atuek or
HAItDWABE AND CCTLEBT,
-i CBOCKEBr ASD Oi
BOCSZ FUSJOSHISO GOOD,
-' -- rQglNO AlfD HEATIXO
PAIST9 ASD WISDO GLASS,
J-,:..: AUSflU.
1 Bed Chamber Cammod.
"JTBR'OW
fenra
Favetteville Street. fUleigb. '.
not. a 7-tr
A ff RlB W A Rts. ON lUTUllDAYlNiOH
O-Ls NoToaibsr ad. a MVLE ws sukia (ru
nTV u.nlea. three aiilee aa( of ItaUieh. tUu
Mill was a small, asoosw-eosursd mar mule, witntl
s soar cm it ncbl ear, caused by eotung on a
Wart. 'IToa au waa aoeo on HnnusT, n tO p--iiiii
m 14 a cm-sto man, near the Joliiwton Ooanty
line. J wui Ki's the ahor reward (or tu deUsery
to me, or luformalioa that trill aveor it return.
Ktw.sVlw . .B. C. MANLX.
NEW l.taSK-sttKM HI'S-.
THB PaTENT InfKOVED METHOD Of
BIN KINO WEL1A
- Vht -.ft-tv . Cjmv.nlr4iMl and EcorMHnT. It Baa
bo eqoal. An ineihkuatible supply of water is'
fnmi-bfwt wherevmr wanted, either to Yard, sta
ble, Krtenen or inning Koom.
Liberal terms offnred to Agsnta.
- , , MITCHJOX, A1XEM A CO ,
Aag. Sl-ai-U Newborn, N. C.
1867. FALL TRADE. 1887.
ITUIXOW WArlK, ASDIlUJ.NH,xrrCK MOB
T 1 Urm, lanod Htew 1'aua. Climax Vwaeee,
Lined MiimIib Kettles, Oriddlaa and OnO-lrena,
iUigtiah Wafer and Waffle Iron.
J. BKUWPt,
'BatatKh, Oat. 1
With Hart A Lwut.
WILLIAM fa. WILLAKD,
- special fartHtr,
BICl'O . TAILOR,
general Parinmr.
RICHAUD N. TAYLOR,
WHOLESALE GROCER
.'"' ' I' ' AMD ' ''' .I-.'.'." --ri-
COM KISSI0K MEECHAST, -.
Crr Crmven and Sovtlt Frtnt StrttU,
SEWBEBS, H. C ,
Refer to. M. Conway, 15 Park Flaeo, H. T.,
Wygant A Hoeft, tiM lley tstraet, N. I.
Ja. . Woodward's Hon. 'H Kurth Front St.,
Phl!ali!il.ia.
W. It. lluli.k A Qeo. W. Rwepson, Rational
Dana, hsh-ikb, h. cj.,
H. H. (a'-a A Co., CLarlotte -H. 0.
Oct Xt-R-Sru
ctsTVaTtstK ao Tat As ii a n
WAN TED
(C3 I'y a (rradnsle of the
UoivernitT of North
;si-i.jta. A used asiarv prererreu. Aiuura .
I W. H. MU.LKK,
... , . . . f Hhelhy N.C.
, BMrHKKNCsa;.; ;
Hon. T. L. Slwtpc, IX D., ChaiI HiU W. C.
Maf. Gen. KoT. llnaa. Liucoutnn, N. O. .
A. Vt. rimer. 1). I)., Nirtauil.ujg.K. t
Oat i W4w,
Maar'n Dlcpositonv M. KCuphch Bouth.
H. 'II, MARTINDALE, or N. C,
' WITH .
. ,- itv a tn ini.isr
P i b 1 1 a h e r a , Bkller
" " A K D '' '
S T ATI ONERS,
39 Weal B s 1 1 1 rasrs.airstl
HALTIMOKE, Md., S. l
N. B. Hrl.mr,
W.-J. C, Dcxairf.
Ah 5-4-iiwn
BT A DECItEE OF THE -OUKT OF EQTJ1TI
of llrtford Coantv. Fsll Turui. DWT. IahaU
sell at paWIe sale, on tli promise, ou haturdsy,
the sua day of fiovruiuar noxt, , . , . , .
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
belonirinft to the estate of the late Ahoer i. Per-
ry,ancti. u..-
The 11051 E Til ACT, footaimiut, bvealimat.
7W acres. mIIoIiuiik the lauda ol l'r. (i. C. iloore
and Jaa. Taylor, dre'd, will l void m a credit ot
an aaa tw years, mturest nun dale, wiui bond
and appmvod awurity
Tba BUI' K LtoUHE TRACT enutaina three
hnndred andclfyacrea, adjoining tiur rat nien
tioned Iraot and toe land ir simian j. riorwn
and ethers. Otw-tbird or this Trset, or one-
third of the piirehsae money, will be cash ; on th
other two-rtllr.t ons and twe r time will be
fpren, witb bond snd good twenrity, and intweat
rosa dat. Exusptuig the oust in both will b
cash -OCt,
llJtaw!hr J. A. TASK, C M. E.
Tin M are at Wholcsale.
rTtllR UNllERflONEM deairea Anjeall the sttetv
1 tion of Morchsnls to. his MtabUafameut fee
lb Bianatactureof
Tlti War for the Tratd.
VI. el.n. la ull . -V-. i- iw. a. w I
RATE8 a the Merchant can bay IB Naw lark or
itsiuiDore, wim rrru.ni auaea.
lis ssks s trial from those who are disptvjed
lo snouferag sad asatel in, bail (bug up a Bom
Enterprise. ' . .
Hs pie 'awe himself that but prices shall give
stastaetiwD, aud that lua war shall cat suod
qnslitv.
Prteis LiaU siHli aunt to any address on ippli
eatioav .
SI a a, Bmwn, )1 Cawtier aw Mrwaa
will be taken at beat market rates, instead of
cash, dekvarad at any point oa the Railroad.
Oct U -Se-wodSai UiUaboro', N. C.
- BIBS. WIXSLOW1
HOOTIHNO HYKUP,
IapR cmn.PllCT TT CTHlXq, OttgAIXT FA
1 eititate the prooees.of ttiethiiiff, by atiftening
the gtima, redueinjr all tunammauon will allay
A1X PAIii and spasmodic action, aad ia
SrRK TO REOCLATE THK BOR EL.
Deprad bpob it, aothera,tt will givs rest to Boor
salves, and
Btelrwf Bewllk) cw tw laraisifav
ss and avwd this ariitit Sj1 Tearw,
and eaa say in Oisnntm a aao TntTB of it what
wa have newer been able to aay of any other mad
icine Kavaa ass it Failed in a auigl inatanc
to Ermov A CY, wbt-q timely aard. Merwr did
ww know an instance of ,(Vawatiafactioa by any oo
whonedit. On ths contrary, all ar drlithted
ntvuuautu ui iv- Bia-ai wiw-w aim bjcuk-si vir
Hr. W aneak in this maior "WHAT WE IX)
I ot a KartrraTioa oa the minijauiT or Vfsur.wa
Bnaa Ksrun tn alnrcM wvwry mwttuc wtlnrt
Fnfl (lu:ecboua ka- nsiiuj wui aoeompany sack
bocile, v
litnfVataSitur - . -
"Tlr. Wlnalow' Soothing Bi rBtp"
Having th fae-aimile of "CURTIS a PEREIKrf
oa tba oouwla wrapper, others ar baa un
it t too.
ftokl by Druggist tbroagaaat thea-orld. '
Priew, nly SS crws Bar Btwlil. '
" 1 orncn :
115 Fnltoa Ulrees, New Tnrk
H1kb Hiborn, Ixm.bm. Englsnd,
441 M. 1'aal Street, Montreal, Canada.
An. Stl-at)-)Onui , . ,.. ..
puTbBrH ALBlflt.
A beautiful aseortmeat Jat to haad.
Price
rruai sv eetita to f '.!.''.
JSKA-SaON, FaBftlfTt A CO.
BsptU. f hale.h,M.
OP
Lais WABE,
iTmrmi
F
TBa7VIABj CCAV!I
I
I am daily elpectin i a aniall lot of "l-nuilM
Peranaa Ouaao."
Vbeal-tlrmrera. try
-cirowrera. try it. -JXtl'OLAB
litXL
Kev. t H it
V
OUT OB MISLAID.
oa William l'owcii. Jr., for one bun-"
drad aod aevwntoen dutlsrs, dated tbe latli Mare,
lotKl, made payable to Caswwli l'uweil, Ailtooil.-
notny aod tabid all persons against trading fit
the same '- rASWiJX.IVw K.bL. '
isakwOis- How. 1 Tw - - "
WASTED.
f LAUY-.
avar reff miceiH
U ra"ina , in iLSl
swu, (a a taaiKHt m "-". I
Miitl Brnata fawth
1
'Hprererxsari d teaiil Kurmh; rrTkS,'WM(liV
tK' AftBMAE5S
At L K. Jlearll Old Stsnd!
DcLatlaie, Catllrora, Freiich lHeii
nes, Empress Cloths, ,
; A KTICIFATINO A CEcTUSE IS OOI'fl,
IX. w purchased hjihtlr early ia tbe aeanuu, ami,
bv rwrent arrivals, va aril uiu&btiMl to a..l at is.
fidoued prim.
W keep an with the Time.
Oot.8l-7s-tf . .
A CABD.
tN I OBTAIN ENGRAVED PORTBAlTB OF
W.iiaw UM)Pva, Juaam llawan, and joaa
If aj", BMjtuora of tb DeciaratioB uf Independence
in 1776, or any on of them f Ur oan portrait in
oil be obtained f Bold, hired, or loaned, to be
eopied T Or can autwrapha. mar aia-nafwres of
tb asese, orlarger ducamenta, be bad 1 It so,
on what teriua ? Tbey are desired for an nnisjae
and importaut hiatorica! eollection. Addresa roe,
a-ilA sriectjte tatemmt nf term, it'll West at Kt.,
New lork, or. until D7th Ot Kovomber, ear Me,
Mr. Palley, Wutouicton, N. O.
CHARLES F. DEEMS,
' Pastor of ths "Church of tbe Stranger," N. T.
' Oct. 81 78-tf
N. B. All North Carolina papers friendly to
the earl fata wf the pitate, wil ebiigaby popyiag
6E0BGU STATE LMTOI,;
Frtli Brncflt of the masavnie
" ' ' Orphan Home. -Extra
ClaC Capital Prtes, 90,O0O.
Xloketsa l 1 ,00,
' Wil be drawn In public at A Tt.ASJTA, Gs..
OB WEDNEtiUAI, ra NOVEMBER, 1H67,
,. . ' ' -. ' Ww"
' ' GREAT SCHEME :' J"'f "' '"" ' :'''
Cfcsat "f?,", Coptol iVtar. . . . ..7160,000.
To be drawn on WEDNESDAY, the ISssi day
ox nuvtjutr.il, iish.u open pnoiie.
Whole Tiokela tlx: Halve to; Quarters $3;
Eighths It ftu.
in thia Orwst Rehema shm ar- 418 Jriaea,
mnmiung to tlHO.IlUO. '
' Addra all orders to" -
JITtw. wii.ttora v
Makaokbs, Atlanta, Oa.
Oct 80 72-tNorW -
, nOCK HILL COIJ.KCE,
ellicott cm; aid.
mniS INHTfTCTlOff . CONDrCTEI) BV THE
JL Brother of th C hristian Kehnols, waa es
tablished in 1H57 ; and incojraoratsd, and snmw
area to eooier ae-rwos ay tn uenerai sasrinmiy
uf Maryland, durum ita seeaion of 1MT.
Jt is situated on a rising grunud, in one of the
healthieot aad aiiwt pi.-tur.oe portions ot the
Htatw, and within a tew nuuale' walk of the Elli-
eoU City KaurtMd Station. .. .
'.,.,,. FAOULTT.
BBOTBwa Barraxot. Prestdent,
Batrraaa luaaa. Vice . rreaideBtVri ufeawot of
llatlieniauoa.
Wa. K. A Atanc. M I)., LL. !., Professor of
Chemistn and Natnral Philoaoinv.
AuasaT Tsruia Bt.KDsoB, A. M , I.L. D , Profea-
S'W of History. JtheCoeieand Enelish Literature
BaonrrR AflRUs, Profeasorof atailieBiatuw and
English Composition. ! "
BawrHEB BawannT, Adpraot Professor of Math-
matic and History.
SiarrjKi. E. W. Bacaaa, Ph. D , Professor of Latin
aim irwwa.
A hthoitt TaaKraorr. Adlrmet Trofaaor of TAlln.
Jaaa Vaxicv Profewaor ltrawing and French.
BaoTHKB Lcaa, Priifrsaior of tisrniaa aad Maaio.
P. Uhou. I'b. D.. I'roteasor ot Music
BsoTHea Maitbcw, Inatructor in tlrammar and
oeofrrapny. .-
BauTHia I'R-rwa. Preftoet.
baoraia ltraaiSDiic, Prefect of Tunior Htndenla.
Da. J- H O'Doaiivaa, (Jonaulting Fhvsleian,
lis. T. B. Owikos, Attending Physician.
TERMS I
- Doard, Washing and Tuition : . ttflO 66
Entrance Eee t j Pbyaitiian'a Fee tv. 1
slnsie and Drawing, extra.
Ot, i6-lswtf
pOB BALK AT : '
GILLIAM 4 DUNLOP'S
IRON STORE,
.. . 121 Byeamor BU, Petersburg, Ta., '
BEAKD'S j7T
PATENT LOCK awd BELF ADJUSTING
V T1E3 FOR BALING COTTON, .
Oomrning atrsnglh with rapidity of adjustment
TO BALES OF ANY SIZE.
Each Ti is complete and ready for nse, -
Ana avow bv ouvcuuds ius puiung ess.
It is impoaaibl lor Iclo com off.
TRnX TIES ARgACPEimiBT - UrsPliUj
ina areat faction against Are. aod thev
i win sue rot an. . , ,, -v
BEARD. TIES . '. v ' v': '
ar pat on la lea lime, M the
Sal it AWol mors Snugly, Firmly aad Sebftrtty,
Than any ether Tie ia exiatenee.v
They are anada of ths beat quality hoop Iron, anii
arw tnoTongojy pawwa.
OILHAM A m'SLOP. i
Oct 17--131 -lm ' , l'eteraburg. Va.
LA.D IALE..f . . V
GOLD ULISZ, MILLS ASD TACTOBY.
TIBK CNDERSI0XED having he appointed
vComnuswioners to sell tb iva Estate of tb
Lata it. 11. Christian, in Montgomery aad Atauly
Conritioa, N. C.will offer for aale to the hischest
biddeiooTHUtoVAK, the ,
KtB nay eriwovcmfter,
at said Chriatiao' residenoe, hla intereat
o
aitai ia in t i ;
twin Iln4 Gold Blialnc to ':
ensrimnntT called Christian's Gold Vrm,"awplen
did COW AND FLOUKINO MILL, aewly buul,
ea tbe Pee Iee River, with nnrmrpaaned waters
power, eonvenletilty located for euetom. A kao
nrv for tbe Basaafaetiuw of Cot tun Yarn in vuid
ranning order, and alnnt ' a
TWOlltllloARUAUKES
of rood Farntog and well timbered Land, lvinif
aw both SMteai of the Pea Dew River, with a sxiad K
A eredit erf aix roon'M.will be givea.
4fl!j!l thftj9SB)awrwauW
Hicr. JVni J4'iif7 rtext-;. . ,
-.Bsirassi wwlusia: to Jiiveat in! ttiis kind of
pMpertv will ami a BwCCewoprMsrinitlty.-,
I Urn ill '
Haw, t girw trre neree4rv-'tTTrora,artod.
: - t-4
C H. iHrt'Er.Kx.
... ; ;-t r L. MARltl.irttKft; t
frMIUAt-td. -
IMT. FA LL THADE. ; ' IS.
"STTHiTE LEAD, in SS poend caw..
f Hpirita Tarpnatm, hy ib barrel or retail,
Coack Body aad Kress Japaa. Varaub. -
A LAO -Paints
for Ceack Making, in small tin Vrisa, .
, . J. BROWN. ,
Raleigh, Oct. IS tf For Hart A Lew av
CBN I CORN t CORN f A
Constantly an-iv5nif and for snle bv
. 1 34 If B P. W ILU.Vil IS c O.
1 1 "- '
XT VC uri'REME COURT PT PORTS. .
a ; Fur sale lo
J. H FKVKV i.
X. C; Book oo-.
VJei. 17 61 -if
PETEE-SBTTEQ ADTIRTISEEJTl
TimrAwi wat ntT
Ja. M.M. viisiiM ulll --A
NO. 25 SYCJASIORE v STREET
f rEXEIlSIIUIlG, Vau
ELARGMTTJ
STOCK! Of
lUljrHE TATl:F!lBCIXja
tlM'S'avhinn Ira
1 .i'iM.rliuutti of atoi-i fur i aJ-TrnU. 1
use oruanai to thank theia for they- blar J ZT.
T? " " ''wtotwrt-t aatwph2
m-aJjJuaWbir tiBwhana H-rt.?
RrraiMw amlww, rhmitrh tneirnptvitft. ill
iOTocIrlit idtia, tf ths xruaJ'UH. : . " . .
...w mn,.w7.t Lmt'nwNfw ni.. ii r. . i , -
ltetlsHr- Irrrw GGtitSZZ
k LaJ'nta, in great Tarielv, Iri
PopJaw. Befciaa and KtwtiehPoplifir'rivTftB'wZ
.rii, . Marat-bra, Poplin Hep, Crape. EmurH
f 'hrth,lli!eni liiarrita.Teioutine Itelaliiet AtonT.
line. aiDKla aud doubt width, in all tb las.
sj'ba, lUsmarcia, Ac , Shepherd and ncotca
Pbcida- - .-' K- - -. .., ..
,7?, Embroideries and LcC
Hanborg rlgir.BwHanlmre ItwertingiC Baa.
brg Hoaaetng, N.-wdlework EVlging, KeedlewJi
Inating Ndle-ork FloauG.4; . ItonS ,
Ed(;iegs, Naineook iuaertinge, (twia and Zr'
bri. iMimn, HUm and Cambria Collar and cX
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Crape Cuilars aud f'eI'
Bncle Cdllars and Cuffs, Real Point Coliara sSi
Cuffs, Real Point get. Heal Valentia Cotl
Caffa, Imitatino Collar aadCatfa, Cloaev Cjul
aad Cuffs. Heal Val. Laeo. RU Thread lZ
R.al-Cluaiy Laeea. Real Gulper and ilotmoe. 11'
Ib al Brunei. Lace Real Bobbin il" J r
Hsndkrol.if. Vsentia Ie HandkeVchtofk Jb!
iutioaljs Karu-Tkercbief., "Z "nbu'tho-
ivV-V-? . Kundrte . . '
" Cloaks, Pluwls, In long andsouars r .-
u,np K,b,73
-Ribbow Trimmings In larg aaixirtmen . j ,J ZZ
jnd Fane, tattoS Taff,..
tered RiLImmi for Trlmanng, Belt kibtwDs. vtw
ted and Altcs Brat.la, Mohair BraidsTfi.l,
and Way Minding., Corset gpllta, Zigeae
tr Braids, . Ruflbng. PlawrZyH
;c,,"n at"1 Agat Bukona, Full ImaTaf
Black sad Colored Velvet lubboua? ulunM,0
' Hoarttlna; Dr-partmnt. '
BOi6raiB -d Bept Bilk French Maria,.!
Bombasine, Tiaaew, Canbm Cloth, Mearwut 1
Crapes, Baratheas, Poplin. Empreaa Ct t'
maa, Velimtlnea, Persian Cloths, Mouslinea. ChaU
lie, Alpacea and Mohair, all of th Tery beat.
Loopiu welebratod manufaetnr. ,
White Goods.
Plsin. Ptaid and Striped Cambric, Plant' "UiaV
and Htriped Jaconet, Plain, Plaid and atrip
Nuniswk, plain, Plaid andHtripm Mnff Mnaliii. 1
Plain, Plaid and Htriped Nwis Muslin, l laia
Plaid snd Btrfpad Bishop's Lawn, Port finish Jam.
nets. H.jft flni-h Cambric, Holt gnish tmit Clotha.
PeKsy Maraailles, An., Tarletnna, whit and eoi
ored, Orgaudies. Ilottod and Figured Swiss Bni- '
bauU, FaMulaku-tuie-, , . '
1 Ladles rurnlahlnf Goods. '
Pndervcsts Drawers, Oors-ta, Lisl Thread
Hoae, Real English Huam, Oeriuan Hierr ia
great varbitT, for Misso. Chilib-ea and Indies'
Ladies; Brown Hose, Ladiea' Black and Hist Hum '
Kid (Hove in large assortment, white, black and
colored. Berlin and IjaU Thread Oinvas, In all
siae. tiarcm, tlastioa. Hair, Tooth and Nad
Bnuhea, Itoat Hiell. Horn and Gutt Pen-ba
Combs, Veils in Real Lace Dotted. Bordered and
Bugle-Trimmed Parasol, Fan, As.
' i nomeatlrt. f
Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings sad
Hliirtinga, Bleached and Brown Jean. Bleached ,
and Brown Canton Flannel, Plaid Btriiwd and
Plain Oanahorga, Ticking,' Dennims, Bii'kner,
Hnekery , Dongiey. Calico la aU th popular
makes j Gingham ia every variety. ,
IloiiaekerpInK DcpartmcnL
armcts,'jilaln and fsneV, Blankets, Carpet, 1
Tapaitry, larse-Ply, rtuperfln. Ingrain, in all
wool andoottoo chain, Venetian, Hemp and Cot-,
tags Carpets, DrtigKet, ltnirs and" Door Mat,
Floor Oil Cloth. Ijo-e. Mnsiin, Braeatll and
Damask Curtains, Piano and Table Covers, Tabl
Damask, Ktair and Table Oil Cloth, Napkina, Dot
leea. Towels, Hnckabaek, Craah aud Glnsa Linena,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, in ail widlha, TUlow
LiiHBs, Mamailles Connterpanee, Jacqnard sod 1
Cotton Diaper, Linen Diaper, Bird y Diapers,
Inah Linen, Ac .
I
Genu Furnishing Goods.
I
All ar respectfully invited tolnspoot my stork
befr.r making their purchases. My conviction I,
the true way to sncccas is to seenre the interest
of your customers by ehsnriug tb aniailest pos-
motto, snd th large buaines
i " " Kiuui in wooua. iulm m
ever been bit
heretofor dun
encourage me in adhering strictly to it.
.... THOMAS x5IITH,T .
No. 25 Sjcarnore 8t,Peterbnrg,,V. -
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WHOLES A LE DRl'G TRADE.
- v aT01tOAIrAD CAllR,
tSuceewaor to Geo. B; lone Co,
CORNER SYCAMORE ASD WABHTNGTOlf 8TH.
- PETERSBURG, VA.,
HAVE THE pleasure to announce to the Met
chant of--.. - .. . . . v
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
" reception of on o the largest aad moate
plet (tuckaof - '
I k. , I .. 1 . .. I . . . . 1 .. vr
Dr
- Viv "
i""" v ve-uiiB, 11 muow-uiaw,
. Garden, Yard and Field Soed, r '
surgical ana uentai lnstni- ,
' tnentn, Bmshog, CombB, Per- .
.'. f' umery, Toilet Soaps, Ac, .
TO FOUKD IN THB SOOTHERS 8TATE"."
Their entire stock wa purchased frera Am
hsnds tor I AHH and tbeyfeel confident tbey eaa
offer superior todncrmetit tc the Trade,
avtr Merchant, Physicians and other, sr enr
dfaliy iiiritsd to call aod eaanuiM their good aad
prices; ......
n sLi n. JuniJAW, JUStni CJAliB.
"JnitrAa. AND UOOB ROOK. ,
The Betaon Why anpTieil to Natural Bistory.
Price I1.K0. : '
Tba Beaann Wily applied to-
1 nee rw. : .- , t
Tytlvr's tJnlveraal Hisiorr. t volail oer set tt.-
as. x ' ' '
Whtlpleja Cotnpaiid of Hiatory, I vols in as.
ajifj.
Maeaalsv'S Historr of EmrbuuL A vol, ner
SK'.UU.
Macaalay's HiaVof Fnglsnd.t vols fate
an. - fur tale bv
i : , DUANSON, FARBAHSA CO,
Bocluwllera and Stationera,
Oct, z-70-tf - Baleish, K. C.
's-T'uwrijWintKwtta'l I ii.tirtrawriWtWtS tihtrttCfealgilil fwai t ".
OiilCH OF GRAND BECBETABT.l
Gaaiin obS. Kauiob, N. C f'i . -SXK.rfPii
. i, J Iw.aWi'irV. Dr-Keiv.-'- .. ,'
The flrand Luhtc, F, A,: Hu.of : North CsrolinB
wHl hold its next annual Communk-atioh id thia
Cttv. on M"nilT ad of Dtwurbcr. .-ncim
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If ...!. fit W" . " ' . T
-Airtwuiii- tiwa ! M vimMs
Grand CMiit-crs and 10 preecutatires can trscal or t
the several Uadrua4.ia tits Mats f"r e bra.. ,.
IV WjR I PI . I I
Grand bWreisrjtLii
"5ov. i-7S2awtd
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tACOSI BACON t
A lot of nice N. t BACON flAHH And WDM
jut reci-ivrd ou tamsienmeet, and ffs-aale hy v
- a p. w iluamjkiji co., ,
Slet. t .CSetf . . .
TJH1B ALK. ' ' .'.- , .
TtietW-st'ls' rTflc'tnTv JsCTfEB, aid swp'
ri. FAtitlBlf i-HM-K.
' . ; I'll J JAM. JONfH A CO..
Oet '19 Wf ' - M W hulMM Groosrs. .
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