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willum t rrLL, tBEATOdrrs;
EDIT0G8.
: :)AT,'Al'l:It,! tS 1&31,
, The Radicals have tallied miicli,lthrrjrt
rhyme or reason, about tbe large Influx ol
capital snJ population which wiireotne fn!
to this Bute, just o k m It U
ntxucted nndef Radical rule. TbeiM(Ji
and look as a!.-! oa tbi. b''jct,
pirea eeers, as if ttaars were any fact to
justify Omr declaration f
A favorite i ! of the nJicU, in .the
late Convention, was the establishment of
Bureau of Btetielit and Immigration, with.
a ealaried officer stationed la New To, to
induce the roving and surplns population
of theUorth and of Europe to com to
North Carolina. The Radical urnongr b
colored population pi tins Btste wr vPp
posed to that measure and kate it It
ia plain that the blacks' el North' Carolina
are universally hostihto brihgiafj Ufi tbd
State any large additions to , ths (workiyg:
people of tba 'Btata, and their txiU nrJ to
the Radical party of the fWutVwlIl enable
them to defeat any legitlatira action which
tends oUrectfy-to bring foreign white labor
into eompetitioa wlUitw black latoe'el; '6m
South."' - ' V-"
J .-.. 1
1 '-vi frf Att.
The termination W tbd Wtf' left VM'fr
hrU and tbehaagjra on end , followers offaider a deserved compliment to Gov. Worth
tbe federal army In the Month... .A ' of
this portluorfpnr pressnt popufetiqsf, hoth
Yankee and foreign, hare proven tbrmsel rea
to ba a alet. indiutriooi 'cltlnsni "itii. have
put tbk eergiclutoVicoluUiflyV'"fci,ln'
provs their own eooultf-M an 3 !o sm In the
recuperation of tba country,; . But sq far a
the e- '" port' of them are eenoemed,
who nave es&sved to cobWoI jnbji ,WVti
and who are known all over tUeiSUte tor
thirij for office and an Immodest jfortf n af
t,n th. ubll. fLxiXlmvW!ti tl.t'bartette' Dmoemt,
tnemeti.Y
position, the livaAs of. Egypt worn nevsr
nor datlrucU va to it fields, tbaaoMaaa
offloe-eeeklng carpet-bag lnterlopra, ,hvf
been, and will be, to Joith-CaoUoa-''' J
Webave itf IvnJqAtil'rignian'aMav
on account ot the plaoa of bis birth, MW
estimate efrerr man according to bU con
duct, bit character, bU real worth to society,
There are Northern men and urtfigwti
among ns whmn wa esteem ae onr best citi
zens, and. we' rejoice to tea wtUuig among
na men of character lndatiy'nfl!frtei"
priae, wba uliow by theli'conducJnt!l'aH
elation that-' tlwy ' seek the go! f tba
State and of out peopla, as well" as tliulx
own. Bat men who nrldt thenuelrd tipon
their . cutooeas, jtbeir .demagogusryi tlieir
language and moral characters wa a blight
upon society, and whose (Cite ' aim is office
and money making, at (tie., rink of; tbe rain
. At ITi lunntn mm Imtfa 1HA nA fn A TTijvv
ara a moral atenca, which no honcyaa wacda
oi fiienduhlp or prateaceSof hitejMaCli stlt
people can. nentliza. , Bach ia Jba charsp
terof many afW forflera fai)in ail
State, who have forced" tbemeirei Into
effloe and mMcJ' and iitvelgfel tl.l blaelV
The black population fornl 'tlni great
body of field laborer In W"fiB,;,l)e
, ara loured to the climata, and, ador "in
atructorsand governors, re 4weIJ, adipUxJ
to tbaeultiTatioa of tba soil and - the pr
ductlon ol cotton, tobarco, rice and stigaV.'
If these people, now that they hare J bean
made freedmen, show tbsmseliea eapal)l o
eontrpl and improvement in their pew rcla
tlons, and are willing to be aocouragod aai
trained to systematic and skilled labor ' U
agricultural pursuits, . eipeclaljy, . we ara
anxious that they should ' be aidet end as-
aistea in tue wors, aa ,a worn, u
colored populatioB of ttie South can
made to answer tbe purposes' e agricnMav
ral improrement and the. recuperation,, of
tbe country, and thereby promote thai ewa
wall-being in all repects,Wl 4r lr favor'
of promoting that object In every , pradent
way. "We nrt uot in hvof,f this , can ;,"be
done, of displacing tba colored population
by foreign whitei laborers.;; But' jf tin;;
blacks, inbiluatod by tba new fgimt, shall
claim to be the governors aadrofnoe-hoders
of tbe State, instead cf its mere laborara,
the sooner immigration assnclatbmt and
effective systems lot the fntrotTucfion of5 the
right kind of toreign. labor can lie. adopted,
The soil of ihn ' SoutV is ( chief source
of support and wealth. It must be eutttvs
ted, either fcy the blacks ai wliitesanieng
ns, or by Uie white f felack alone. To
devtlope the agricultural resource ol.thr
South great , changtn aad. lmproveirtts
must be cfTectod in the wanner and chfaar.
ter of tta "eyltivation. Large, plantatk,
with tong rows of negro quarters, wl'h
from 20 to 600 colored lnborers to be (aiigUC
governed and provided for,' must give place
to small farms, with small nut cottage and
suitable provisioB for laborers, and for the
comfort of stock, ic, sulh Irora one ii ten
employee. To tlwwe- vnost be addrd, at
convenient points, churches aad . reboot
houM, separate fr blacks aad whites.,
Laying tlir-o tlie foundatimt of industry
and enterprise deep in tbe morality and
chritisni!y of the Word Ond,' M ta
cullivat.on of good manners and refinement,
and io the prnper regard to, tbe claims and.
duties ol aorifty and ot sll clswue. We mar
hrpe ence more lor a j rospwous sod happj
cumtrr, but nut o'i'Twise. The Innaticlom
( Vie t
of l 1
rorj,,,,.,
I'S'i'j tl a.i win, or too equality
.. s and wUiiua, so thoroughly i4
1 ia the ti'W Constitution, is the
.: i t f J.'i. J.'s pourd, which
, , r i f .' i ' l . . I,' l-o' ttic'
u. ;. t, t!.c promoter of
t f
: '. r
r 1 ai l C: ' r ' ' -cnt of the racc Uii
't in coftluti- I se'!a!i-n and the sit-
mute cxtinctioa at one or t o oilier f tbe
raoaa. Tbe' Angle Saxon r-te cevtir baa, in
tbe history of civilizallon yiulded ' to tbe
iwntrol of the Mack or mongrel races; nd
hsuruilL- H'utorj, Tjrtat,Uith,pecud
quiet mad praeperity dcasaad tor Kerth
AsBcrica the mkiu Wi rult eaeT fit mXUt
mm'i founmnt. 'This ie ear watch ward,
and to the white men ! Kortb Carolina, as
well as to thoughtful, sensible, eoaaideraU
anlmad man.wa ntmiwanii it. an the slubbnr
letb and tolUman of peace and, prosperity,
It is a little remarkable that tbe name el
0a. Worth has acareelv bees saentioned ia
the iate.cainpaltrn M this bute. We never
votd ttrunj wormi tut t u poo wans
to say that he baa discharged his dntiea ae
faitumllv aad fairlv, tnaw weither' party
could Had soad eaiue for complaint Tbe
lac ia Jonathan Worth is an honest mea :
and althouKb be htaa el44iae Waia ef the
atnotsat sect, wnikt wtcfemr io ue notmog
but aafUl-boePeraocrat ot tiie origtoal
panaL wo (aiiiiot buf admire, hi straight
lurwaxdwM in acting m U pUitt f tec
Uy. of North Carolina. -yTejirtaBtwe
tlut Our. Wertb : hai 'but
little fiuth in she aliiiiw of Ui tmm parties
that tars sprung np during and since the
war, to settle national difficulties, end proV
ably lielhives that things will (uvr get
f Ight until tbe country acts upon sou adopts
the pri acta tat dr U okl Whig party, (tor
thu big party aws party of yrinthm ;)
wisUe We Mieve that the righu nf tlie
Siaiei aad lUu usoptu fclil nt o lie rwpect.
ed ana nj)atioel until tne principles in
tluiU Dehirttretie party are engralu-d on
(rielxiliev-of thn Onvcrnnient-'-wsinran tin-
priuclpkw of that party iq rgarl c to ttutt s
Kiifhat, Tariff. Hanking' and Eipenditurus
tv Uik Qeneral Government, 'Win war set
tied the question against tbe right of a State
to esudesad against slavery, but not against
fjie geuerutgU nttseiseuaniM putte. .
4 Xut it was not to talk about old parties
that wecommcoctd this article, (we may
have eoQHithing to say eri Uiataulijeet hire-
alw.t it was merat to lav what we con
for the fahlifid munnf io wLtrlk ha has ilia.
charged bis tluUe as Governor in times of
gtut trial and perplexity, ills term oi
oflicetnsy soon eodL mids Uiervfore we do
fl l. 1 . - H 1 . - t.1
aos wvnaiuur lb iuijirupi w aiiuua w uiw
at this lime as an honest, pure minded pnl
Uc.plrksr,) We, ava .rcotjrea ,o fevors
faoes Oov. Worth, nnd doq't akor expect
anv. but as a riu'4li6'kIa?V aifTere-d with
bim la poHiica,.iwa are dispoeed to give
hint rot any Wlier Wan") HUe credit he is
entiuedto. ;,.4M . .
. iNo man iivmeras mote the' compliment
wan put. n u, norm i."iiu
had k bettot.feveraor fQtm State; peasear
s no er;iVw, te , nouior, tom,(
tl JonaTnan WoRTB end time tlone can
fullytdevelope the ,svfdqBi an4 fucceas ol
hlsiluinistrttion,duriog the critical period
he hn administered tbe Executive office
Hi jluticfl have nearly exVanatetl and worn
oat f constitution, whi ;i,f sobriety
and Integrity and a good conscience had
mailcltapaUle of i-at, rbdnrnnee, titm.
at a ripe ago, he is enfeebled, nnd will re
foicej wbHthWitwabilNisliie tba cures of
omce, to aecK recuperation ia privato me
and jriurerf May lesven 1W(f preserve Ms
valuable Ufl,wHe,14,on of tb,fcw Inft
atnopg us, whosajntegrlty knd virtues con
fleet i fjf J IJie, jljeyci.daj' ! ve psat, and
euobj eonstitule tbe jewels of tbe Stale. '
,r:
-V f SMOBi TV O&QANIZA T10N&.
' Tjie spell nf) secrctnrgniiizjition, and of
a eoltsnn' oath toolx-v the orders ef the
Dthimrk ,har been shown, by thu recent'
election in this State, to powttriul for
rOi Tbetooneyt,ifL,agne was so
ITlj rulWAnpnH, that many Radical leaden
jmarjlcated real lodiflerence to results: II
I the inflnehce t the Leaguca, all over the
United States,' nsftTeat a fn lite onth,
the evjCirc lsJff attbfirUewf. 4 ttJ
derthe vlam of an' election, in KovinilifT
tie the pevpte siaAfajMri Krano,. Vele
wjltaally far a Prosidoul aed drct an Em-
t i.l ..Ja w.u ...ci. . t ..... ...
( s Northtm Dratouracy ' soern- to be
waUins on to (bis and are orirnniainir seeret
aasajuiatiuna Co e jQaUritot the Leagues, eVd.1
Xbht wil Southern Oomwrvativesan Dm
rt de L 'aUUere 'arn'fi"f verging to aa
Imiarlal government, which wlH- evenln
ate In'QiVdotlc rule of the one man with
I unlimited 'naworai' vknd ibnAanislnat
ir theKii, toonev baroos ot the North will bring
Tn ilielrUw J U'jlM lt,i ordW
fa 'their i inmettsev wealth eecnre--Rcpnlx
Ilea beihg regarded Wy them" as, . ontrost
Worthy. U Is thns that, under the delusive
cry ' '.liberty, Eqttttllty; and Vrelerolty,"
tbe people themselvi are in immineeit dan
gcr of furils'gsttiie, fcmpire. ' w ,.
"UjUisroPuutajTt.--t;hlcaxo may be
Called theome of Orrrt and the very head
an j front. Aeretolole) of RaJioaliauu It
wai chosen fbr the Radicn) Coh vrtt ton, be-
Lf flie barfy,'4ud (bi plsco'""!!
lhlch
Involved the least possibility oi
doubt, ttfieition, h few day go,
sveirv influence unA .RPiiUance . were called
W U ptay,'4sX t eeler, Wt i;iminite its
tlge of jp litlcal siiceHa, and the moat
ardent appvab) were aildresst. d to the' peb
plolcbM fCMajt, lTeV.Sbj'oMiiora-
tioos ot State'nB el ' pruW I Y -Va
oago hu not onlylieen glrVi)y redeemed
bv( tlke..chiica of thcDcntocratic eandi-
date, UtacrTirhutaile.rnfableJ
y n ffain of tCahhtnweS, awerheein
tllNdlttimllaf fafltw are Wrtneearl, which
mdiowWtho oeuaia overthrow" t Radical
Turn in Crt State. --
.1
Poutwa Ar:cRRS. The Impo
rfeec of tbo political ndvrntneers front ,lhe
North and Wrst who are roaming1 through
th.e Southern StatcattLMilag futU the of-
acea, fron the higtaent to the toweat. well
nay (he' Baltimore Bmm, Is Inroqnriratile.
What would he thought In Maseachnetitta
or Pennsvlvania if'me of tbe freed men or
bdicai whites of ' tlie Poutli irere to go
there SuA insist tin "being wtade C'ocgme-
aoen. Lcci'-hUars, -or Oovernorat Tat this
is Just. What Una hjaSpg political lararoni
of the Butes north of Mssoa and Di ice's
line are doing ia the Southern , Btatea,
thriiTT;'li tbc instrumentality of the nntutored
I uiucn, who are made W belief that la
ck tinj thts interlopers to cftice tlicy are
cxercisiitff tba ' proudest prerogative- Of
freedmcnl
JUS L A TZ I0X WX. ft M1YB3V
jTbe death of this dialioguubed sutesmaa
and patriot, one of tbe tew remaining links
that eoanected ns with (be illustrious peat,
which eofttrred at hie fesidmee .1 Aiba
marie en Saturday last, has excited univer
sal regret throughout the SUte of Virginia.
The Richmond IHtytek furnishes aa elabo
rate and eloquent tribute to .the eminent
deceased, front which we sank the follow
Uigaitractii ka.u.m. mm-Z
"Vpcm Lb) return iron the last m-aslon to
Europe he retired to private Hie to carry eat
n long cherished purpose of preparing a
'History of the Lib aad Times of James
Hadisoe,' a work rather of tors than of
labor, to oae who had enjoyed the eocU
deoee, and in many points of character nod
inteileot resembled, tbe great architect of
.v.. J '.u. ... . fin.:- 4. fc. . .
not been compUited..' One volume' bad ap
peared before our disastrous civil conHic.
and Hr. Riven was diligently preparing the
sequel, when he waa called irora bis rotire
nwnttotake part in th abortive Peace
Conference at Washington, nnd subsequent
ly to aervs ia the Confederate Coflgrww both
at Moaigomery and in Richmond. Tbengh
opposed in tbe commencement to secession,'
he acquiesced Id the decision ot hi conn-1
trjfoeu. and loot ail of hi mighty power
to stwtain the struggling causa. We have
ofiea heard bis xpeecb on the question of
the supettsion ot the Aifak esryie act spo
kda of as one ol tbe tn.tet masterly snd elo
quent efforis of his lid .
"Ia every station Mr.' Rives exhibited
Pre-eminent aliility ; and, with habits of pa
lu-ui and svsteiustie applioatioa, be eea-
t-tiiiuetl to advance,
" BivuiK iadn with each atadioas year,'
"Aa a impuUr orator, Mr. Rives bad few
equal. Mm j of his speeches during the
ureaulenlial campaigns arc still rememliered
as model ol eloquence, dignity, snd power.
Tbe writer reinemlwis especially bis speech
ia 184 in advocacy of Mr. Clay's election.
in deptn ana compactness, rising at timet
to flights ol startling aloouenca. he beliavaa
that It wat rarely. It ever, surpassed.
Ii rattier ueitrntens ttian detracts trom
tbe fame of Mr. Rives that he hsd not origt
nally a brilliant mind, and that his trlnmplia
and trophies were the result of patient, per
severing study and thought. Hit lame it at
once an lauentiva aad a model to the
youths of tbe country a proof of what in
duttry, constantly stimulated by trus am
bitiun, oau accompliah.
"In private lite, and ia all his intercourse
ith his kind, Mr. Rivos was the very mir
ror of refined and courteous affability.
There was an easy elegance ot manner and
address wbich Uepoke tlie kindness of hie
heart and the true nobility ot bis soul ;
whilst bis chivalrous bearing made him in
publie asein lilies 'tbe Rupartof debate,'
and la private gave assurance of tbst keen
sense ol honor which was ever his anima
ting principle."
Raleiob ajtb Oastow Railroad. The
Charlotte Junes has the following just sod
handsome notice of tbe facilities of this
Road and its management :
"We had on Saturdsr a Vsrv oleasant
visit Irom Capt A. B. Andrews, Sunerin
tendon! of the Raleigh Gestae Railroad.
we are ciau to know tne. this favorite
Road, is in good condition and doing its
business. Those tonalnaeil with tbe
geography of tbe various fash leading
to the Northern cities know tbst this
Road olTurs sdvuntagos tbst none of
its. competitors can. . Freiirhta loaded
at Portsmouth are laid down in Char
lotte forty hours after, and th dispatch
taut . secured Is due to the energetic
and nnswervlnii efforts et CaiA Andrews
aau oiucr omoera, and tne natural KTven
tagetf tbe Raleigh and Gaston Road poe-
aessc. By this route tba distance from
Cliarlotts to Portsmouth is decreased bv
thirty miles. Through tralra from Wsldow
atways awatt the arrival of the Beaboard
trains, and these trains arrive at Raleigh in
time to connect with tlie Fruiirbt on the
North Carolina Ocatrak- .-t
. Aa ill 1ft Mad ha inm fha luar Iah mm . .
"inert ft reputation aeon of the safest and
shortest routes fr shippers, we have no
doubt hut our merchants will extend as
liberal a shared patKmatiam tt ha, here-
to lore enjoyed."
Trm PaosPKCT. The eennral asouet of
auairs is gioorny. ioauuenca is not llsety
to be reetorod, and we tear that Immlgrn-tion-.-for
which we Justly expeotcd yreat
bent flt if not entirely driven off, will be
greatly reuviied. Should negro govern
ment be established la the State, with W.
w. Hidden as Governor, no reepeqtabta man
will bring his family aad napiial in. Who.
except an oraoe-eeeker,' would willingly
place bis wife and children on aa equality
with the negro. . If tba State has rallied
the Constitution a blow has been, struck at
tba prosperity of North Carolina that will
atagger her and retard her tnonperatioa tor
n long time, ' The Anglo American loves
freodom-rtiberty M bis watchword and re
ply, nnd In tbe course of time he will burst
tbe letters thai bind him down but ia tbe
meantime w will beptnndrred, nnd drivra
almost to dospsir. The Slate ha beet de
graded almost beyond- endaraace. . Her
trus sons must retrieve it, must wipe it out.
Tbe miserable conspirators who have band
ed together to plunder the people aad take
tbe lite of the Stete must be marked. To
sbna there is not' enough, 'they umm be
made to ftel that the hand ot every k on eat
and honorable man U against tbeau They
are criminals snore' slul criminals aad
their booty should not bo allowed fa protect
them. Ckmr, Tim. , . ,.,,v s, ,-t.j
t '""' V?'re s .i a . i .'.'.
Washington sou Into re grta this hoeorsWe
montion in a recent letter rrotn tne capital
7Tls towa ia lull of aiatue of dwarfs.
Cripples, rocking-horses, and drunken In
dissa. Washington, nearly nakeil, sits out
in. the rain enioaaeHyv point inn to the Ipat
eat Otliee wbrra hie breechen are. - Lincoln
U n barehall pitcher en tbe top ef a autumn.
4 r-a aee h ffersoa, deal and rlamb, ta
VaakinaT tlma, with s p-T"' r, the White
Hoaae, Near by,tiea. t'acknoa VlMdlag to
victory ovet s Undecirpe of fuming mugs
of lager bner. What we want "here -is more
lightning 1 mean (ha Anne Uhlfcilisia to
called to stilke some of these monument
and onmplrtn thrtt? V
. v. m mm e p t fc, .
After all the croaking abeot tbe ArtyaSa
laa, expedition, Its Iruitleesneea and tbe
eonrmoae exprnei 'tf weihi eetafl, t has
nchieveil a brilliant aaceeea, Tan imperial
barierlaa hat been vMqutabed and 'tilled,
the Seglish captives all reeweetwd, aad tbe
army ban not euffred naytbing like t he
hardships predicted, and M safely' making
ita way back Io the coast.
iee a " - I 't
The Char leal no Mtmrf says : Oen. Use.
cock stems na likely to rot tbe Drmbcrauc
nomination na nny oasee naaationed, and
availability will determine tbe maa,wbether
Seymonr, Haneock, or Pendleton, either ac
ceptable. ., ;: ,., A ,,,,
A Washington special ta the Boston
Journal says : The Democrats have apparent
ly determined to unite on Gen. Hancock as
their candidate for Preaideaf, with ' a
western man ss Vice- I "resident althorrh
aome advocate ' the nomination ot htr.
Adams, of Maeaachusetta.
TABLXAU
Average
Average
Coaserv.
Vol..
Yuurtut Dutkicts.
Repub'eu
Vot.i
Barks end McDowell,
Polk aad Rntrwrford, -Mitohell
and Yancey,
Baaoamae, Madisua, )
..Henderson end
. Transylvania. " ' 1
- 184
''!.
""
tm
: mm
80
4M
- m
733
1,47
- ' 78
S3
417
1,119
5M
8M
, 8
4,177
i t,S3
748
1,111
780
M
1,117
1,734
t.m
.4M
1.B83
1,309
1, t4
7?9
esa
479
1,944
1,801
1,088
739
668
708
2. M1
1.478
1,638
1,101
007
488
1.60
1,119
2,919
1.008
998
774
787
1,894
807
440
833
81
' '1,988
s,aor
- (SO
80
849
1.428
883
480
81
m
in
Jackaou and Ilaywoud,
H 8ST
... J74
5S
M'jo
1.1S1
, 833
838
888
V X69
918
849
463
978
68
114
175
238
889
1,118
224
884
848
788
1,241
694
I.HI 8
854
679
790
844
808
587
27
18V
896
826
846
85
453
646
654
SrtO
8S
474
684
1,048
676
1,091
967
868
666
670
119
- 818
842
472
002
. 678
' 806
mi
tioeroltee, vuy, aad
Maoen,' " - -f.
AHegnaey.,; Ash.
rMrry, I eel Ma aad
i Watassra. w
Alexamter, Caldwell,
IredeU and Wilkes, (
Rowan aad Davie. , .
(Heaveland, . -,n ,
Catawba, -.
woeoin, .
Gaston, - ,.i,J "'r
Macklenlfonr.'' , .m , .
Union, r. . .
c-rria,v;"; i" 1
Stanly, 'if - ,
Aaeon,
Stokes, '
Porsytbe '-'-,
Davidson, - . ' '
Randolph. -' . , f
Guilford. ' 1
Rockingbsm,
CMwell", '
Alamance,
Person.
Orange, 1
Chaibam,
Wake,
Graavilbj,
warren, ,
Franklin.
Comherlaad,
Harnett,
Moore.
Moniiromerv. .
Richmond, -Wavne.
Johnston,'
urorne, .
Wilaoo, ,
Nash,
Ualilax.
Northampton,
Edgecombe,
Lenoir,
Brunswick,
Columbus,
Itotweon,
Bladen;
New lianover,
Duplin,
Bampaen,
Tyrrell and Washington
Martin,
Bertw,
Hertford,
Oatce,'
Chowan, w
Perquunaa w
Pasqnetaaal B Camden,
Craven, ' '
Onalow,,,,,.
(larteret, -...
Jones,! " i
lieaufart,''" '
?i3 'T . '
Hyde.
1
644
8SW
taVOV
429
78,999
89,994
For the sake of reference nnd comparison, we adopt tin foregoing esmaie prepared
by the Standard, of this (lily, without having an" opportunity to test its entire accuracy.
It Is based a poo the election, tot delegates to the Convention, in November, .,..,. , . ,
..- J L' Lf'l
JfX W ADTZlTiaUHH TS.
i ffrm JBOHRKM OF tX)BH
XJJJ , Juat received.
. W UOflT AJJ0EEW8.
Farettevills St.
April 80-tf".''
25
FAUTOHK CHKK8K.
April M-tf : - , - W. KOB'T AMDUKWB.
5Q D02 flAWS rUEAH FEACHE8.
April SMf V. W. tOBT AKDBBWa.
gf DBIA PATAP8CO AanLr PtOUB. '
April SVtt W, BOBT ARDBKW".
R P0XIS BK8B CAHPIXS-Asssnsdi ,
aZO i i ,-..'.. -
AjuUf, ., W. B0B-T AKOBXWU
1 f CA8K8 KM0148B ALB AMD POUTKB
hot Use.
, ; W.BOBTAUPBIVi.
5AAA LB. BALTIMOHJt BAOON,
VJULInWaeasrineoaMMa. Inw .,
Apr Hi if .,,..,, hOU t AJWBKWaV ,
2Q BBlft BIB WHWIir - - i
Aprs nVW -r W BOUT AKDtKWi. '
nusHBLt or wirroif -aRCDoood
air nova.
Apr SMf r' w. ROimWIrttlWlt
THOMAS JU.BKIGGS,
. .,-.'. 1DSALER IN u-
HA1DWABB An CTJTL1IT,
IRON, STEEiu, H- '
HOU8K FTTRNTSBnifl nfinrm
CARRIAUB MATERIAL,
- ..PAINTS, VAJMQ31TI&,
oowm, oils,
y. -t y GLCI AND vLABS
Agenie int the aleof :?'f;, ' "
Ban- mu4 Esopum BB119 itejmew '
Indin RubW arid- Leather Beltiig,
r, vavuMi jsawcv lruu v rrauuaxia,
V -. Foncon, suk! nl) kinla of Orua
y i mental IronvWork." h'$
tT 7W Ws Um Amtktrm gam
Asms! S9-ef J.tl '.. ff A.. . , .
NC. 18H OB OONKlGMMEKf ' ,
' " ' : V 5 ."' - " '
Na I SHAD, v
I 0RO8S, CUT AID ROB HERRING,
Pat ae ta beet bum, w baud aad In arrive. .
.... , . COWAkD A UARKltM, , , .
l. Ctwiiaaioa MareaaaU,' '
. t CeatBMraa Mmt
AntfleMn- ...... ' MerfattTa.
100 CU8&KU Kwtxt POTATOK. -April4-
OTAWCBrmOSACR.
rA onBtwTooB pba-" ;
- apra 9t4f wl 6f wc mtowACg.
,". Kowarel, , ...
STfUJEB FSOM KB. Soar the OraaTuie aad
rvm la, aa tea aiai ol ta 94ta April,
1 Y NARK, year cad, n(ht mad S.i
tni ahov th attUa, avail whits atar ta the
ft-bad ; badlj owl faUf. Alan A rnat riag
'i ititar oa sach aide at ber wetaeraj wbw
9h a m lora4 Irw a ewtata.
1 will (its til iwward lor thj wiar, o t Int
the am ae mewa. Aav Mnam laantraltv
rrama. AAdraaa ms at Virora, M. ear of
Ur.i. Roatv .
Arra aVtf - AV08 ADCOCK.
Ti-otjbi s,ui ri-wi'ttt
.JO BUa. AT. . r:'T. low
w. u. h on, -
Urn aUrshants,
Apr9-nTs
STATE9EXT. ,
in: f 1
'171
Vtl.lt.t.
aw:--
MAIf ;
: Fori Aeah.at tBp4A, Onaiire,
Constitn- Coustitn ! Oaiey Oaia.
,titiLa ffiif iiNcca
..!
maj 717
6U3"
899
1.1 A
Y I 199
1.058
447
1,503
1,935
- . i. ,-.;
.. j-'ii,
. . i .
' . y
maj. 28
808
468
maj, 15
006
717
283
9,338
1.237
9,880
VMS
,'. ....
maj." 45
193
129
mej. 196
maj. 66
W8
4 ft
1 t -A .
mej.ri 84 8
maj.'9l3
501)
224
237
, I 45
52fl
11 .
knaj. 148
.7?
t . - ; j j . i
..i.OliBJJ-L'" J ...X.J. . Jl'... -J-l-'.
UFS nrSUEAHCE.
rpwENTY-flKCoar annual nDA'o:Mjtr
!aaclli Mataal S.ir laiaraa '.,
(tuner BUtlfm 11 ' '
Balance par statement Jan. t, 1M7, 18,S3.e:e4
tledaet aeurainl lutereat laat Aanu-
alatetement, 976,814. 0
.,.. - .... ...I..;. ,.i
Inenms from Preminma tfi.St.Wi.n
laeoms from ' Jnteraai , : '- i 1
reecired and aocrut4, 1419172 ,
' ' t7,630,8l '
Deeaet, paid Judical .... . , . ,
baamlUationa, Mala- , ,. .,
ri ntaUnoerv. Prm-
tint;. Adnrtisiair, . 1 1 7rAlM
Cooiailnuona to Ageala, 7H3.0U
Tarns, i, ,,t ,, . sasi
nanihw preminma re-
1 T,..,
1 !.
tarrml to aarantd. 6M.916 00 ,,
ITor aurrontlared sotieiaa, tfl txo.Vi
Ifosnea, ,r-tOA.ltfl7Pl HI It
i '.sptiMn.m'i.tmfmw
Inaraa-ed value of Ataxia and Maces i I n:il I1
,. user mat, n- H l.- UjB99.a5
'. JUU-r Slat Jaaaarji ISn, - H,ua H,T4
'"'' ' .SSIttS. ' " ,,r '- !
Cash deraarflod," ' " ' '' "' ' r?,9tLW
Iteat Rmalv at Coat 111,111 4C
lol.Mllr,.g,o .
Dasted ntatM nmirttjea U' MuUtii i,41.-i
value. ' ?,(, 4o 0
Boadaof MMtUateafOraMMCtirat, 1.U1H eon as
Bmnm (1 Um Ciuoa of ttreMvilki awl
Tutedo. t , ,.V4IO0
Bank and Kail rood Ktorka, Hi, l
Uaaaa n Meeaa aad BoBda,, I9J.JH6 0
i-r-mmm. lu Mm haade efAgeote anir
ta aaaaait, , . . . K7.fMt.'tS
tatetnet acoraed, , SO,elM
W, A QLUtrTED, BecreUryj,
Iwtorwt utatr 1 1 mote thaa paya h-a.
imiMtsaintrawMrtatif I,.j.,-r 4
' mu ponena waa let reitatiis Sot a atalea aiaonns.
Aasaraaaa eaa ba effteto ia all bra. 4ar4,
' - - 8. D. WAIT, General Ag'l. -April
tf rr itfr Bshfth. Wrf.
Mrtiin porrott 6nn.;;HT
Warranted teViveeatireraaiisfctlenV '
- v S CI
t n Stei0l.1'rCeltenS
swings trtm te ett e-an d--li ml f
eats nattre ta two newwl twaa tkatl
srloaeel by other gift -ww . . r
flaJtaadaasttat ? , ifTi't r-,t;.
,t I BX WSJ gTROMACH'8.
"" ' v-' r " ii 1
Ann eas.ar, jn., . a. t, wnsna,
iliif ato, ev-'eA,'ijnoaatnani-r
41 V-'OAjX. X Ot WAAjOUn,
ititnl Csmmlaslai Merf hi s L..
t lABD AOESTS POftTHBSAUtOfSt
XAXVIACTUilD TOBACCO,
f nnrBMTh aj--y '
r1-
t. nT. noLF, BrtrinChm t. r."
R. FTK nim-Hi.ssiiS AO), Hli.harr, W. 0.
iOHK BUGHKd, Prea. tat Kat. bauk, Kewberu,
t. a' PTTTTWO, Tadkie CM., W, O.
8. TATK, lva. Westera R, C. leAflroad,
Mr antna, K. tt-: i 'i j .
AarSss-im
784 783
. , . . maj. 373 ....
.... ...;,-, j l , . ,
maj. 999 .... 1 ... .
8,588 8,85i ,
maj. 478
- f r i J
mJ. f 95 .... 77
."4tf t l f.l p; t
i.404. .vv4jjft,4.at;;;:
l i f ' " ttw
! " . tLata I i'i" it? ST 8i n TTTr Li
4 i
leee
v n w iU'-u ' .
ITS lUrOIiTAISCB AlfD ITS BENKFIW, AK JNCALCULAPrr
nil "i : i-y.' j-
A OOMPAMf TAnCO LOiWBI PBOMPTLT FOB A UiXtl i-KltllU OF IEAB8, aiur,
atraa,; to BliualMa. eulilied to the ouufldnoea aad troig i gw pcopWTAji
Uw'' ' JHNA14rW COMIWV.
I. adiMea totb. very larg. amouut rf (
... d . , . , 7 A R
taid siaes Imassuasiioa. easy ae sihled tbe
MsrctLAUwwaMidiua sui'purt and eotufia-t
diativaa :
4 pslie) Na. 15.27S-eettld.
- in we
ft ' '' y "
' -W , fCt..MltM..4M I) .
s7li ,, t:. ,
;' 4-:7
' ISM
SM K'd
" vlWal-.a.j v4 ,.i
Tba valuaoi all leeetsasa, either agaLmt Bra or life, i Io know J.u ara riivoatina h a v.
a r.n..o.iiMiii uui iimatuA mm ion u: diacharKUiK all mat deauiMs akaiiiat Hiu.k - ,t.Tr'T
aaving buwi j ,
asseiTp, ':
$8,000,000.
... .-. f
di visiBLt sun.D
ft 1, 084,708,01.
-r
. -'njiijMjiii j ni i. .U4iJiIJgWMMiMm..J.'m,ll!rJliii;''
" riftv per nt Dividend U now bewr returned to all who bare paid tw premlnua, and u rii
ktnida will be given aiuoalm to all aueh hereafter, who aru inanred npoa the Lire (daa. V '
Tba jKtna laanea poliuiea upon age Irom 1 to Sil ' .. ' .u ''(.' i-f u, ,
TtiB JCUia will itivo a poiirv mwu which lu paynienU mav be paid, aad nstbine mm m.M i
qatrtHi, thuosb the party iniejhA tivs Ihuty or
e-uouaq to uie imuuuiua or wm vioopaiijr au
i i
rr
PHCENIX
Toe ctiia tteaae U) years Jtnuowiueiii
.. .. X I... ........ . . .' ..I nannU ...
extra charge, aad m alf reapaeta gives aa uaay advatiaK to the hinurad aa any atbar
(Jumoaev. iL . s.'ntaw, Gewral Aguat, Balniira
" W.' H. MoKss, M. D Bxammieg l-nyaician. , Mr
LtFB IKS UEANCE GO M P ANY.
; : i if...-. i . - , . .
EOfsOK FEMES DEN, PrealdeaU
TH' itKHENTlNtl THK CLAIMS Or TH riKEItlX Ml tt M, l lfl INUIiftANt
t'ONHAMV. te the psopls uf Morth Carolina, the Agu-t b vnaa tl.t ir attuutiua to the fultuJ.
. . . .1 A .1 - R. l.A..n
i. lulnMrM ar alio wed lii trand andrabidaia aay pwt of Mm 4'Mled Btatet ana Karons ataU
ium ot the grear. '
7 J). ft Uivkloada bare a,vraged (0 per eeut
hv Oi iaaunul,
, Ha iwrn-irs are aB HON-TOBFEITISO. ' " i t i , , , .
b. H liwaen have lon aux Hr tlwaaoaal iateroat -eav4 altawi-atid a turulas l telenet L-n.
fi r lo tweil thu Ksamd Miaii beloriKiu to th uiauiwd., ,
(1. It liaa paid ovnr 8e)O,0rn of kiaiiea, and ntrxu (aurrrxj'KO a iiw.rf. r '; '
7 II i raiea of aHtiuance ara aa eboap a any Ounipinj oVing a am bumnees ' f i .
H It wiu. nor wstme an naaneav urn.- i , - ,-i' . , j r .
9. Out naif the aseaiiuiu vul aa nwvived ia the mute uf Ufa inr hu.a !, ia mm l dtala.
tvca dwluoted faoai tits faoaW Ilia pubey. , . , , ; , ( . ,
10. kr nan no omwnvnoa wrrn Kian InsunAHcii. , ., ', ' " ' ,v ..""-M '
( ,
lldiitive character qf the Comfrtnhs
' ) MHeU and LiaMit in, taken from
iii uptir mm. tniiwa. vt lap. mm
piissix Mutual
JIStsa
1 HaooKLTS m
iXMlNHirnei'T aicrruAi..
FeiTAau
M1UTTH
.().. J )
1
, .ft ! ' , , ,y aHf Ii
m-" tank Company has iomitnch dollar of Liability ( " r
- 'VI ' 1' ' if ''J1 lf
Tlie I'IKF.MX M UTOAb offera neculiar indneemonta to citiaena cat tlia HouUuimi Mtuii. '
lationa wlui rrrani to reaitienee aoil travel heuig aliaotft nan-atiii-tetl. , .
.I.-WBAM1 BUleiuiita ara made from Impartial reKirta in tbehandaef the Agent of the Company
. 5 , t i t.rrivi Wi ABTFoim,,'' ,4 '
......... 1 . ki ...... .,1 I.. rjMal.lMl.M4 .In. ti-avMl lu.ii...
IMItjMWi ea.au. siovniiaip; nsrllMI, VS WO ,,v f I h
..Jan. 1-124 8m
. ..
BKOOKliYF LIVE INSUllAIjqE COMPANY.
1 1 - i !-. -..
-M
J..I'BatHt
. tjn e
, , ij
Vf JO WMtjaiW ..y
'Ma
AB8LUT:L(N9 ISTUICTtOK
KiT ar oj tlie premium loaned,
irat . ' ii i;
1 11 wm
npHlH OOMPA.NT OrFCBfl fKCCUAB ADVAHTAGtH tt THE SOUTHKHM PEOPlX IT IS
1 -.1
Mf j ' LIBERAL COMPANY
.1 ' .... , .
.. tVrtalu ; I.IW MU4 iit.'. 4
1;
Wat. B. COIX. fta-m-tiarT
I tr. A
- ... j ... - te .rf a
... . . ' ; .
; l.ifiiaalimiia.s1ailLi ill i, rT r-a-vti"s'id'. '
v MV-.,rt 5f '4'" i'T-T r:- ' . , w HWEEIC1,
1
i r if -wxs-nws f
(nanjh,ll CU.Mre8i 9Jr-t8fa " .. --
' ' Suaaiio . u. .
MM A i.CtBBOWAThaaepaneea BOABD
lq HOOKK, Smf aa. Mra.mo.iXi. af
r inneaa aae aaa
PaanakMWwet Itowl
Sr fn-MMia aad S- Mkdia. at ta OA Hon.. a
troet Kovbera, a trw aMpa WM a( tl
waww eha w pwpaud Io raraiah !
modati. St
edita aad geBilemiw. who
lsaafarherwithaeali. Term, oderate,
r tT1. " 4 :
Ff AWee W-fsiwW "rbwist
Caamp, BatBMaw, -'-. f .
'Iprati-tf i. AaeUoa A 0. H-rrkaata...
A. aaaiiwt af Snpertor Bteok ritwg
,Iaa,veaa
f . .' - W. It. JOKE CO.
-pruii-cl .
Aneiiea A Com. atarehanta,
"tLWlLLfl trono H0E8, Koa. 3 aDd S,
A-4 For aaM low.
-.'.., J. BROWN.
Baleiga, April 9i-tf With Hart Lewtf.
( lisHs t
- ni 1 f-1 4 1
foltewiae pahnliti I'led in Uorth CaruJii
to tba anltiw ami i.ij.Iiiu in ihrir b,,rBr.Jr "
,eiai,i
-I-.,;
"Hl'',iv.t".
',-........ ...rt. i. A.4dW
v.t vrMrfitftf'". 6 ana
.-.A-vO.:f.;: .JK
'tv I V; 'i ' ' HI
TV ' t5uo
'l-..v"J.llst.lJ 1, iilAje
... .... "' S48iata '
'hsft,;;
48,00ft
ntvioaaos,
furty year, and tuer the paywaut ir lea yw h. u
a a ."v .n.uc..
inieint n in. .wi miurani or n sneeUlea Uma '
jJi"klM Vail , .-
uaiiataav
nn-eiaaa
.la .
-a
, WJTJJAh
-ft' 1 f.J"l" :i
1 JAM ItH f. m;RX4, Soercinrr,
M..i.AA . 1 1..
r : .
yearly, anil are paaMe on I ho amount af nieaiam uaid
' ' '
, m v... ,i. ... x. y 'I, ....
Miei - atiny in North Carolina, at to their
the New forlj; Jiispfonee Report 'for '
rmrrr NjuiHAtii.AiHA'aiiw.A r.r i.....
' A--.'ir m4 lli- IU 1
" .' V .' 1 '
t' ..
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a l.u. ...uij.j..i
WILLIAM H. BAGUT, ,
Gcnoral Agwil; North Cttrtilina,
" " l ' Raleigh, N. C
'.' j '. ,lllil-Hl -Hi.l Kiill ll
fit . Af 'V Ml-l ! .--''-'
biii
UPON flU'bn RB3IDKNCI ( '
and ni Wn jn frrmt - oe i$ a lie or
.i '! a , .i f. , ' . m . . ..
i 1 l lie r if i a it i i
I ' Rl - "p ' '
rlj..:.M j ...I'd',. ...!.. Ki...'.' f. i., v. .... '
. aw, , 9 ti Jl 44 ( eW ,1
IN THE UNITED STATES
Jl J i '.. . . '
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f, VliUITIAJ W, BOECK. Prrs.
11CV m ,JM tUQ AJimrj 1 iJ I a.U ma v
f u ' i
lloara of HeetsAt4 Ennenlwers
r (he State af Nartk csarauaa.
TBS AasraaMeetlawa tneltaareaf B,'J
4 vantaera aUI lake plaee aiorga'.'
OK lihdnyof MAV, ISK8 , - .,--'
By order et b. Pre.lMlf' T '
i ; THOMAS P. WOOO,
-Anr8n-em i-irrJn".i...--i ' ..ffnerstsr--
ir l'1':" : Z
... ' ;" Weal. 1
rniMK WHrrErXL. too bcshbta
aale at !,: by , ,
Apri. 14 -Af ii DOUQLA8 BELU
V.UbMTefaAAvlea, tvy" aire) leyre-
b,Aprilit";; " POUGLASBr
' i , Corn, Corn, Cora.
,000
April ii-u
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