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1st 1 lOtf AS J. JARVI3, of Trnnk
8nd-J.NO. HUGHES, CaUwaw.' '
Sr.l JA. !. DOHIilN, or CrMBKril.ASD.'
4th W II A i: nH I, URKEN.of Wamkx.
Bill M. 8. Ki, INS, of Kamdolfh. , r j,
6th W. M. KOHIilNS,! How. ? ;
7tliL. M. JlcAKEB, F ChtArthkW1
Jfasotr-ed, '1 tit wo approve of the platform of
: rmncipbe aduptd by the National liemocratio
Connnt-'ri It fillers fa no double hm-it
lanrnai' ib explicit and Ittf meaning clear the
iv t.n..-rni"l in the eountry wa plainly and
Hiifiimi. .hii!t il-flneii, and, with free aoU fair
ciaciion, wb 1'mnMioiitijr twiiev. tlicywm u u
d'mil I'V . Ini tuajiinty of Uia peofito nd
with ilit' ori'..r.., miTa mnatoome ueh a ohaiif
In t aliih'o.tiMa tot tUm-ttibimA Cionrn
iuiim mil Kuura CMialttniiua u4 Kir
xa(, liauurHiv atfid prtfMfrtiv - a th ouautrr,
und iiH:i;iiuijr ui Ui duwu-truOdea Mtatw af ttt
i(nrj. 1 liat H ia ir mtdmI, 4edir an4
vm 1 1 1 ' m lit Unix ainiut Uitta wboleauftt. aud M
otiHHKt f cUiiKi:a by tha poaceial weaiia 4if tit
btilioi ).iiihui4 all ofturta to pnxlnia a ooiitpar
In-lirf, , 1 1 ! i from what iguartar Utmy way, ara
but ti.e In kx i if nitnaaai.a iwriiaaaa- at a da
Jwratu iHtur.ikl fwuiw, .lnit npfa- prluatlnif
m utt t iv anji uitkaa and ai ail haKma. .'l'ay
are uir m to alarm Uia auufria uf tliia HUM
by tit- tfnn tu? of ruvuinuuo auil war, tUratet
iiitr, IIimu at lue nama Umm mnh avlJilarjr Inraa ;
Wiiilo, in i.i nir Maia ul lita hmlli. litty have not
llOMHHli ti t(i-U FMlTBtJ pl4fV tH (K'ti(IB t
alt'Uiih o Tit w!' ut and Yit 1'rtmulHiiL, anil la
wHiiur it mi i ' c iiBrn, ih ia4r of
inch nn-. , . ii , i.i, i0r nniitary ruia wlihpnt
froxiloia ! cknvx ani with no rgr l to tlio
ai!!ii!i uf tim i'maiiUiiioy, in orik a- aormro
ih (" i-iur.il votta uf ancii Htatea fur U0jailiual
cun ! i , iti ri. mi-, iir.l aMit ii! liiiiv ut lliu J lat
rii- i-iM ut the rtuijia of aucit biau-a, aud pi Ui
Jitnoti fL.
Xlia It la our J. auk ruriioarnow, and
Iiaa Ix tru ium tuci dins of our
r Ut iv il war, lo
aivi pi ami BiMtltt liy. in good ftuiu and wuliuui
diauiil'anca, tha lcuitimaia fruita aud oonafiina
ci'a of Hint war ; to yiuld to Ilia OoTeruuieut of
ttio l iiil'jil batii a cuMit-fiiiaiiljiiUttaioa." and at-
IvKiancn, and to "'iioriu all tha oh i.inuoua of
KHt rytiacua to iiiftir riritrul (iovrTfimtnit, Aud
ilu iirmliiiia that) ut aahiiiii j'otKftaitiaa on
tirmii I'ipiwitjin tbKC.KraiMl fiiiartrir4iH pf
blau a h.u lui.a'iiuti out IV-n.irai Uutoo, wa
do ao waiii no Imatile iutnat ) rm tiia contrary, a
wih to aharo iia boitWit and lia dutiaa : 4a ra-
litni'i our warii.' pine, a llmlrr tlitf prutautinu of
, i " imioirn inn win rt m vt Ij'i'U Ifoi-
Inf m mir r iiriajiiBfiunliy ;to tliirart the Ufaffcna
vl unitttMpt(o itio nvi-rywhi'ro, who afif il to jw
pi'tiittto diNcord and ltvibion ; and to partjcipata
tu tii hlcamfiftfl aa will aa tha tmrrlt'ii. of tlm'
K"km mm ii t. (f !riMoiu aiiiytt b I fit tati
Jinmwratia UuHveiUum of Xuiih CanUiiia: Au.;
11, ino ,11. i. - ' - I
r--i tun MAiyi BLJtojloit,'m
T'ue'r'M,:t of tlie ix-cont'Stula clactiea to
Main in i ! ire llie ppople. VUfa thH re
aultla n..ujfdvMf htm tttMltl.
wiolicil, It il rcitlly poBocxiOil cf bot ittla pd
litical ioiflcanca. Tlii iit'gcMralty eoit
ceded, kNew( FnglanJ , ilia Intliganovut
borne of Kudiculiaui, and millioDi of moaty
tisro been tpoot Im ttje tfToit'to.iiUjr tlii
Utta 01 reCUlk:'i-!-d! 4,-ami' i
It i bo lair Criterion 'td'coiuRurl
prcm-nt ote witU that of tU laat r The
election f lt year la Main ytM pccujluf,
A J. i Lalijigioliitura had paaaed a moat
odious )i!inr nd cornitabnUrrlaw.' wblcb
diFUai' J a iferjr large portion of the pen) l.
Bu bigb did feeling' ronag&init it, thattfe
Iti'Ii'iL!icn, poUti -with the Demoeraft,
while thousands did tot Tote at ell.- Tilt,
was made (lie chief isaoe of the carjrua.
TIsp mult b afrvriled the TtadlBt.ls that the
ntw I.i riiilaturo, al the aoaaiotf laat -wlntei,
ai.. ' 1 t'le to us to eliminate ill moat
c! i,i xiiiuj loaturea, in the hope of regaining
for t.;.,;r parly the Tolot It luat Uet Ecptem-
ber. An f J ir.iirrattoa -of 'the Vote eino
1854, us yHm lb tlie Tujkow'iog iaMe, will
prt-wnt lf malter uj fclrarer light; , , ',
ib..i..,:.;:'.4o,io3v es.sss jo.isa'
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......ll,; .09,637 . - 27,009
1S07 i. 43,099 1 87,83!' ;' 11,843
IVait ll u til- tiia gf at-ftlatf thundur ki
October. We leel evry aaeuraure that they
wi'l r uige theniH'lvee orerwlii
:'y on
tlieai leot Ecyroour and Blair, Penes and
il". C.jn4itutioB!
F' 'u,l.ii,l aotue time aiara of!
bet a i x i : c!.. t!)ii Grant nd '
red to
Co! fa
Wot.,
I trry the bind Congressional Pis
The Old UU ia authorized
;-t t'i het, and to "rarer further tltst
i u I T' .'.-will carry (lie district by
' i'y t'ina Boydea carried It by
Our I..... ii.,i-iB irom lit) District
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BATJCJ LIS if A SD 7 i J'BICTIC&SI
LKT TBS FEOPLS HEAD! I ,
Tu oew liadiel Pla'a, CititutioB.
aittler a-hieb we live, has virtually d'4'
the balance of powir ia the leialatir de
part men t of iheg rnui' af, and turned the
State oyer argru rule, aa that there is ao
protection of tha property ol tb 8 atar
aettkd Industry. The aegnn-e fcare ao fit
ed syaieiu of Uhor; they bareaa prrperfy,
aud there ia ao likuJil.o k! that they erer
will hT- Tley wk hb) plae pUea,
an I Lare aa Mttled prpee j ye they eoa
trot the Btato by their 75.000 itli They
care not fr puiifca tipvr ; tuey pay 'com
paraiively no tan-, and (bey nsre mki
uaeity ta naderstaiiil msaaureeoi pouucai
ecowiiy4 U lliey arwe dtspoaeJI to be gof
enl by theio, What is or tba all
tliia, they, bar plaed tbemlrwa aader
the lea 1 and directive ot the wont meaf
the eounfry; -f1"-' :t,
: Then. tJiia in Constitutl.in has absolute
ly abolished our judicial system, eon fussed
!y the cheapest end itmtt 4a the Uoited
jSutea, tad bar adoptad one ao complica
ted that one linlfot the lawyers ol the Btate
eat ',bardly "uodrtod -it, . Tha peopte
etrer can or will oaderstand It, and it will
eoet, at least, three time aa aiucb as tlie
old system.,, Thia l true, ai any iuUlligent
lawyer will etete. What li wone, it hat
made our fudges all politicians. It was
predicted thia would U the easa la the
course ol time, bat it tuiasoHt tuai rnoai w
the Judge bare bee me politicians already,
Tbs Chief Justice, (be it aald W b tTer
lasting dieciedit,) has eorm out boldly in a
published, letter lor the Radical prty,; and
one of the Associate Justices made a rpeech
last, and Is publicly announced as the leader
of Badical olUrUoa , t b beld la
this ey,' on tbU yery.day. The other
Jedges ( tbe Bupreroe Court Joined acute
ly and yiolently in tbe canTaas belora ' tbe
late election, m did most" of the lUdical
candidates for the Superior Court bench,
Only the other day , Radical fudge, "'a tbe
Court la Greensboro', told the Orand jury
(l)at be was a party man, and be proved it
by adjourning the Court aod making i po
litical harangue to a mijted assemblage of
wblUtaod negroes 1 ',' Wliat the aonacrjijnce
of this ia to be, tbe ' plainest man must be
able to tee. lv ':' --'tu-h i. ,s
jTbls parly and It leaders openly defy
th Badkal" Constitution it nil and tbe
law piade1 nndef and, recognized by Ik
One of tha 6rt acta which the eo-eelled
Cbtef Eieentlye did.waa an ailcmpt to turn
oat Uia Mayor and Commissioner of the
Ctly of RahHgb,' directly in the face of the
Radical Cans(ltutlor), which ha swore be
would support ; nd be tried to get the
military to help him to accomplish t Ills
phriioaa, and waa foiled ia tiia ff rt, only
fur the lark of auffliiraat foroa, i XI thou got
the J?I(Krf I trgWature ' W ' paae an act
draws tip by a Jiadleal Judfa giving him
ppwei to reinny U hf pfQueraof tlje,citlei
aad towns ia the Btate,))d giving Afra powtr
td appoint now ones. : Tb! was done ia
76tation of the spirit of the ltadical Co
stitutioa and the right of the people to
elect their own officers. It ' wat a direct
apdl lntcntionaf abridgement , of , popular
right and liberty, and wa Inlindecl ta show
the people what the Radicals eculd do, and
t bunviliate and Injur the people of the
jiiiea anu town, me appoiuiueuia matie
prove this beyond cavil. It 1 safe to aay that
rdnoitenfhs of the appointment made are
of incompetent, Irresponsible and offeosiva
peraonav" -;'M'rj.--fv:i;f.
I Thon galn,'on ' fhe 4th. , of July lnt,
the Radicals four flfiiis of tlum preront
being negroes), had a oelcbrallon in this
City, and the e, xpynse of the concyra amount
ed to Aims two or' fhree, hundred .dollar.
Thi tame Chic Ex wutive, tortaUtd, drew
hi warrant on the State Tremutrr for the
aimouat of expensti,9 arid'the Treaanrvr paid
tiie auiwup a he fejMrfjed (j Ihtt egls!a-
ture. . Tow this "Governor" had Bo more
right toorder the paytuaut tit this bill of
expenses than v had. It wa.done without
any U.wfol authority ; there wal not even a
t?Zf;tl haW htTir.rl!hrr i ' '"S
Then again, tb room on tha first floor in
tbe north-east Corner of the Capital ws ' set
partj by act of tho Lmjieluturo, for th uaa
and purposes of th Supreme Court Ira
library,, jtcotda and fid urea were .there
tad ' bad been - there tor more than
twenty year ; they wer thtre by , a
tborlty of an ex prose $lUtt. What do
we seel - Without, any -lawful authority,
(tie itadtcaii in tlie Cspitol rtmore tb Bo
premo Court , library and record p Into
an inconvenient and remote' room in the
tAn-at afory of tha Capitol and for what f
To enable them ta ti up tba Soprani Court
rooms, o mad by etatute, for tba ?carpt.
bag" Superintendent of Public Instruction,
to gratify his coniummale Vaaity. aat) vul
gar and ridiculous pretensions. As aeotase
fneDce, the Snpreme Coort library and
record were thrown into an Utter stute ot
couluaioo aed tha records never will be or
taa be properly regulated again.-;' AH this
in wilful violation and contempt of la.
! This tame Iladicnl Chief Executive, nnder
the law, appointa directora and agents, to
rcpreent the inti rosis of tba State In tbe
pulilie corporations. Ia violation of the
spirit of the law, he baa, In a.large majority
of inHtances, appointed irresponsible and
ln a'.le pcrtons, wbo bad no personal or
pe-uuiary interest in such corporatlona,
and, in eome instaneea, ha ha appointed
persona trom oficf Statei to nproeent the
!e Interest in tlicue Corporationa.VThi
Waa proliaiily done ia tha interests of ior
a'go or Wall Street capitalist. ; ;
Tlrs aanra Iiadical Iy pislature, it i aaid,
ke(4 f Uet, drilling estabtiabment ia the
Capitol, during tlie iitting of the Legislature,
aad several hundred dollars were appropris
ated to pny continytnt expense.
This nine Kudioal LrgUatur nsc4 Be
SassiU of the biate to pay tiiof molts peotage
uii., cri tiled to Uixid the State wnu I tad leal
documinta. This was nnheardof in North
Cari l ra, 1 frre tha dura of judical rale,
r. t vhiii matitrs it to these ii aspoosiUIc
i;ii :alr I They py no tnx aid fire notb
inn ti Coiirtitutiuo and law. .. j
T'-va t'.is a:ne I.-2;s'ture puts Us presl I
ding (Beers f 10 day each, and it sum -
her (7 a day each. This is fire time) more
than &rar filth ol the member ever made in
the world before, ia th nam time, and
socfa charm vera Bujnatly high, . and
ithout parallell before th war,
Two third of tba member of thiaLegiala
tnr did mt pay tor tiwir wkoW eipeaaea.
while ben, exoacdirg 10 per day, aad
yet they get $7 day., What matt this
totbtmt Tuypey aotaxe. Tbi aam
impoabla Legiauttar baa beea guilty of
like1 grues aa4 , rechlrsa cstravagasc la
every other respect, 1 hi y bar increaaed
tb public debt fa miuim of dollar elnc
the close of tbe war 1 What of that l-r
They pay ao taxis Who prompted their
extravagaat appropriation t rpetbsg
gers" and Wall street nee I Wbo will
maalpelate tbe State boada, wbea iaracdt
"Carpetageri" and Wall Street meat
What do or need they care f - They pay no
tare and are sot responsible. And a Ead
lcal, tbe President of tbe late Coiutltgtioa
al Conventioav' charged, a we Icea, at
Suteeville, the ether day, that tbcee Urge
appropriation mm paid f If Wall Bind
nd forlg tapUalj la 0ber words, that tb
Legislalurs bad beea avrrvptai aad kniyU t
We aupposo tbi eoold aurpria aa tody.
What need tbe Badical care t They pay
aoUkcrrT' - -
;; Tbea, at tbe epeeial instance of the Rad
ical Chief Executive, aad the Mcarpt-bg-
gera," thi Rtdlcal Legislature paaaed what
recalled a militia law, antborisng thi Rail-
leal Chief Executive to organise a FoUei
Furc4, ao-called, aader eertaia regolatioas.
to the number ol 0,000 moa, at aa untold
espenee. Ao fo wnaTf It fa maai-
fatly (or tb purpoe of controlling the
Presidential atactica la aToretnber and or
gaaising a Radical army to prevent a resto
ratios of, the- Conatitntlon, if tbe AMERI
CAN PEOPLE determine that tbi .ball be
done by and tbrocgb tba election ol tlie
Conservative aad Democratic candidate
for President and Vice President Tbie
bill, authorising thi Radical army of 4,000
men, I la palpabl violation of (ha Consti
tution ol tbia Btate aad tba Uoited State
and tb law of lb United State. There
are judicial decUoa eipreesly settling tbe
Constitutional question involved, but it I
ewaffy violative of tbe Constitution, a
aay eiti may aee, by aa evamlaaUoa ol it
provUiona. Tbi opinion wa enproseed by
a distinguished lawyer and Union tnn la
this State, and hi opinion was mentioned
to! tbe Radical Chief . Executive. He
only . expreaeed i eoidm4 ot H thi
apmo o ; lift knf Jtftmhr ef
(A VanMUudo and tM Union, and a man
whose legal opinion will rank "Ith tbe high
est and ablest ia tb Colon.' But what mat
ters it, that the act autborlziag this liadical
army of 0,000 men la nnconatltutlonal, and
ia every eae nnlawl, and clcoJatd and
Intended to precipitate a war of race
'Tbia, Radical Chief Executive and .hi
pary fricad tloa't care I They have a coo
tempt for tli jCouiHtutlon f. Thi v wa lot
ft he judical, Unooaslltutional Coagreesioaal,
Policy I They go far tbi, at all bakarda,
provided, ,ja, .they aa get out ef the
Wy of pcMooa! harm, aad fiU theU pockets
wltb the bird earning ol tb induitrino
and mcritorlou people of tbe State t. iiiix
Now all the charge are inceatrovertibly
true ) they can be established ' in 'any
Court of Jutloe, If there were a way pro
vided, to establish thun ihere, and most of
tbrm are matter of, blatoricej aotorlely,
Then, we repeat, Mere is danMr, nalees
the builoeM and laboring claasea, and nil
classes, of tb country Corn ef met vp to tb
help of th country, and to save the Constl
tatloa from abeolute destruction." If thi is
not don our goverament ia gone t there le
no hope of tbe future, And wa mar, with
perfect certainty, anticipate auavear, aVtpot-
- Kt ti I rl ii
Tlie people CAJf save the Constitntion
anu toe in ot in liolon. rrtUtAayeb ill
II they do, they' meat pet down and snp.
pre ; RADICALISM ' AND RADICAL
RULE I , - , .
'; RiDtcatv CoxsiiTtxcT on Scrraaas,
Rhode Island furnlshe the meet practical
ll'iustratioa of the Radical doctrine on the
inflrage qoestlon to be fiund anywhere.
In peace or war, la good or ill, la triumph
or defeat, Rbole Island le ' always os the
aid of cant and snivel -
Io Rhode Island, so eitlxen of foreiga
birth la permitted to .rote, eoUaa he be
tbe owner of unincumbered real eat ate to
the value, at leaat, ot $184, ' Education, in
telligtnce, personal character,' or', social
statHliag, military aervioea, business later
eU, or tbe ownership of fxrsooal property,
are or no account - Nothing, ia tb opinio
of Rhode Island Radicalism, wilt remnre fhe
curs of having been bora nnder a diffarent
flag, and flt tbe nnbappy mortal thaaearsad
to be a voter, but the ownership ot $131
worth of land la th loyal State of Bnode
Island ! . , " - , . :
Tat tbe loyal men la Rhode lalaad aa
tbat emancipated negro slaves ought to rote,
though tod Ignorant to tell their own waisea,
because they "fought nobly I And no ne
gro la the South is so besotted or Ignorant,
teat toe feed, Radical Btate ot Rhode Is
land would not .receive bis role I What
say tbe Iriah end Oermsos to till L f l 'T
Dkath or H. C Jokes, Eso, W 'are
pained t leans thst Hamiltoa C Joaea,
Esq., of Rowan, died in Morgan ton, "on
Thursday evening last, in tlie 71st yoarrf
bis ajrv; - Mr. Jones was bora la Oieeaville,
Va, in 1799, and vu educated at th Uni
versity, where he graduated is 1818. Mr.
June filled many useful public stations,
and was for s nog time connected with the
Pre of the State. A a bumorot writer
he was knows tbe whole country over,' sad
hi "Cousin Sally Dillard" has bad a rrpo.
tatioaia that Una equal to Longstrets
best In aocial and domestic life be wat
possessed of many ef tbe most admirable
qualities. . j , . ,
s. . 1 " "" a mi i - -. n
Thb Gotpatvmo R-tg JR?els b freh'
record ot outrage by tlie negro t;ojs sis
tinned ia that town. i
OUa CABPKTBAQ COSQUESHMES-
Tb following, taken from Ibe Indiaxap.
oh BtnliAd, a leading paper in ndiana,bj
severe spoa Mr. Deweeae. Of the facts, cf
coarse, ws knew nothing, bat if tl.e eo
counts which we beer Mr D has given of
bimselfto parties here be trtie, -it requires
no greater credulity to bslievc bis own ee
count ef himself than those given -of biro by
the Indiana paper. rWei certainly iuio4
vouch ur ueweeae or lor tue laaiana pa
per j " r'V r--,t?r 'TT
- f A SntJTM CASFST asaCat.T.t.l
, Capt. John T.Deweeae, formerly of Pike
CouBty, snd then of Indianapolis, ie a car-
pet-lnr Con (Jreaam tn from tlie Bute of
Morta Carolina. He t a fit represcatstive
ol tbe eras. He had to get obi of the 24th
Indiana, ia widen be ws a lieutenant, on
account of some money difficulties, the
"boys" charging that b had rather luce
Idea of saawas aad Ivans. He then joined
tbe Fourth Indiana Cavalry tbe 77tbrrg
iment end was Captain of Company P.
He Mt tbe company at Bridgeport, Alata
me, in 1888, having resigned on account of
th Upmy, aa be alleged While be was fn
the eervice, tbe Captaia captured, or, as tbs
boys of hi company say, "cabbaged," two
or three horses, which be sent to Indiana,
aad bad pastured on a farm belonging to
his laluerla law, (wo miles snd a half from
Evsnerille. Ooe of these bones wa a race
bsre, dark chestnut aom-L, which waa cap
tared at Lebanon Janet ios, Ksetaeky the
other was a fast peeing pony, clay-bank,
which was captarvd out ot a niaa's pasters,
back of She pherdsvill, Kentaeky, It was
tbe duty of (Japt peweese to have turned
these borset over to tbs Brigsde Quarter
msstar, for tbe Goverament, bat Ueweeee
knew a triok worth twoot that I Ws would
like to know of tbe Captaia what bo did
with these borsee, and whether he baa got
wi-tl ot tbe leprosy yet, and what , kind, of
leprosy it was, for the "bojs" tell strange
storks, and will Indulge in hearty laughs
shout it, unfeeling wretcbus aa they are I
After braving Pike county, the Captain
engaged ia business here, failed in a short
time, took tba benefit of the bankrupt act,
and swindled hia creditor sa it ia alleged.
He ws next beard of in business st VicWr.
burg, Hississippl, where he again tailed,
again look the beocBl of tbe bankrupt law,
and sgw swindled his creditors, as It wss
alleged. Tbs war being over, end bis lep
rosy oared, be procured e commission m tue
regular army, wa ecot to North Carolina,
and tbe next heard of him, lo, and , behold,
he took hie sest ia the Reuse of Repreen
tatlvss as a member of Congress I
- And of sack are carpet-bag members from
the Southern States under negro snd bayo-
tubing ; j f 1 1 (f ;
.3 : r , , ?: U K ' f . Tot tbs Sentinel.
Radical bwindliso , axd yiola
Zl , noss Of law:
' TsFCtrviLLK, Sept, 12tb, 1868.
Mditon cMinaf ; All the ppmmunios
tlob receirvd at this effld f rtiin ' hliaffA,
Register In Bankruptcy, and th Sheriff )4f
Wtk. areucUistd in ecxrlopei franked by
John T. Puweese, JJ. C.and I furnish , you
with proof sufficient to convict them aod
Deweeee ot a violation ot tbe 13:h Chap.,
See. 288, Pag 89, of the Post ' of&oe Regu
lations. .,.. ,-, ., . ;.:
And, lurther, J, Laahj V. C, from this
District, tarnished Wilson Carry and Oc,
R rwe, negroe, and John W. S'-epbeus,
bite, with Urge packages of bis franked
auyalupevaad Hlepbeoe 'Cent j bi private
letters to this offlcs in these envelope. ' Rut
oar postmaster informed hint tbat , lie waa
not a M. 0. and could aot use Mr. Lash's
franklag nrivilews. ,' .--.v.
Tbe toil roguis should be exposed, end
I want Mr. Star buck' attention called to
these violations of the lsw. lis csu bare tbe
warn of the wltuoaaca, wlienerer be wants
4 Dfficut, Cosnumos. Tbe Him. Jere,
Black, In s recent address It) Peonsylvaula,
sld: ,..;. .v ,i. , ., . a.-t.i
, f We have tbe moat corrupt Government
nej tbe rase of Uiar eartn. . I cannot spesk
with perfitot accuracy, but I believe' I ' am
within reasonable bounds when I tell you
tltst a thousand millions would not cover
the f rsods committed since the close of the
war. Wo here the heaviest debt I tbs tbs
Industry of any people ever straggled pa
ds, witLout bajug totally crushed, and it 1
increaaea ineseaa wi using aiminisned.
We are Used enougnto keep ' the,Oovern
psent running and to pay off the whole debt
In ten years if tbs money were honestly
spplied. ' But one-hall1 the Internal revenue
imposed by the Federal Government, and
collected from the people, Is stolen " before
It reaches tbs treseury, sad the other . ball
I squandered by Congress in scheme of
the most extravagant corruption. Before
toe war our current expenses were lees than
nntHrAv million ol dollars: now thrv ara
nearly mr kundrod million, besides the
interest on toe aatiaoai osnt, aad witbettt
counting what I stoles la frjtf
..... . .' F. ..-...i
DiTtiBncB. After tbe Radical t meet
ing laat night, asany of the negroes la. -
tendance thereon lollowed the band down
tbe street aad for some tim karrt an a
moat intolerable yelluig at tbe corner of
reooeaaad siaiket streets. A difficnltv
there eccnred betwera the bar keeoer of a
aaofna ia anas quarter ana r a negro,- during
which the lormer tbrew a rlase at the latter.
striking him on tbe bead Tha police tbea
appeared on tbe spot and mad tbe arrest, of
ike bar-keeper, tmt to atroee eonprerat-
ed outaide were eo threatening In their con
dnct thst becoald aot be brorlgbt 6utt8
seme time. . He was fiSaMy carried tooths
guard houae, followed by a troop of violent
negroes, wbo were exceedingly disorderly
and .threatening la 'their manner. ;, The
Mayor, pre taat., toon sip arriving, caused
taa crowd to Oiepere. How ioog tbs Ijt
bearaoee of ear people will submit tn be eo
taxed, la now tbs question. F. JournoL
ISO. t.:.,,,. :- . .. : . .
: A Grant sad Colfax Club has been formed
is Cincinnati, nnder the name of "Carpet
Baggers. Mow kit soother be started of
tbe name of the "Duller Spooncs," or the
eheridasi Hoos-Breeker, or the "Kilpat,
rick Wetsae Flanker," nr 'Female Ward,
robes," or tbs "Heal Dow Piano Sia'cber I"
All tbess names are la harmony with "Car-pea-
Baggers," aad all arerexcsllaat asaxe
for Grant aad Colfax Clob. .-.- '
i A Coktiust. To see the late Jsdga,
Sobt Gilliam, in tbe bar, jmrtiiinf law,
before such a Jdge as ir. Watts miffjr it.
Tha Co tact with each gentlemen as Gilliam,
Brags; snd Moore, assy be TaMly beneficial
tn bis Honor, bat what mat kt br to thewa I
H-iwcver, be is doing his best He then d
serves our sympathy snd support Header-
I -
I "Lotai" VntsnnA.-Tliere bas beta see
gro riot st Drnmro w Itown.Acc.rnac Coun
ty. Several hundred negroes weie rooted
by fifteen white wii-n. "And the colored
troop foujrhf nobry." Oao Degr was kiU
ad wkile robbiag a atore.. . . - ; r
M', Ptnl'cton ha jv-.-.'t' - 1 h-t de
tTtninstiue not to (peak in I...ih..s Oarir-g
the P'i--nt month, ami will in -k a ! ;:--.-s
at C-n tralis on tb 15:h and fprir-'l -Id oa
tbe 17 th.
, M.VltlHsCDl
Ib tbia Hit ou Tuesday moreinc. 15tb inat'.by
Rev. W. K. t'ttll, MonTlMKa 1 laaHKB, of
OraBTiua Coumy, la tie SUA Mastimiai
dauuuiraf Aire. &, A- ilarun.laia.of this Uly.
In wTmlngton, Sept. 8th. by rv. D Lsey. I
D., air. Vului Lacv, it., 4 ktalaiga, M. V , lo
Alias AUxu f. Kjuj-x. J..v :
Oa tba tth inat., at the reaidenes of tha briuVe
fatbar, Vallay of tba Yadkia, ijaldwaU Couuty, K.
C. by tba bar. O. W. Ivy. Hon. Cunvs A. Ciu
us and Earn SL, eaafc-hter af Cob James U.
At tXd Tala, East Taarbeaaes, i tb7lh InaL,
by Bar. Win tfootgnmxry, t'BAa. IL Uo, lata
of Jiorfotk, Ta . riKiu-br of Wake County. M.
se aUa. I at. Fauiawa, ef Jttbmua Uwnty,
Ten a. . , j - . - -
We eearretulete ear Mead from tbe Old North
State ia imaut tha heart and baud of on ft
Taaseaet ' faireataod moat aoeanipuahed daugh
ter. v - ' ' . ! J . Au
4 NEW AJYURTISEMEJIS.
Kentucky Horses and Kola for Sale.
IRAVK OS HAhD, AT IMMCD aTAIiLK.",
te tbia City t . .
FITK H0118K8 A80 FOCIrTEEH MULES,
which lahall ohar Aa? aula antil Saturday next.
Coma and aee litem. ,
awpt. 14 B. f. TBCMBO. X
":' ' eTkecse, Cheete,
1 LOT FACTOBI CHEESE, juat ar-
rivad and for aal at
aept. le-tf , UrCHTJECd DODDU
- Talnable Farm for Sttle.
rOTFEB FOB BALE tbat well known and de
sirable Farm, formerly owned by h. W. Kd
maulaoa, asar glantowabwrg, Wilaoa Cennly, N.
C. Itwaituatad oa tba Ctwnty Jload leadiiia
from OoUsbure'te Xarboro. 1 be tract contains
v'.li'-H 88 ACRES, -n- .
of which 80S are cleared and tn a iaa slsta of ral-
UraUou. t'laoty of MAJtlj, aaay of aeo:ra. A
food Tarialy of Fruita and Vineyards, good Wa
ter, a tuliLy locality aud tnte)!iKsul and rotiaud
aoiaety. Uwolliua House with 8 mmodtoa
mouaa, auarly w, AMI out-hotuas aaet-aaary ou
ararm.
1'ha Fans adantad to tha arrawth rf f (IT-
TON, OOttN, TKUETABLErJ, aad averytliuig
UWD uaaa 17 wvwu in una awwu, 11 as 10014)
1 milea from tba W.IW.l U., and la eenaiuly
one of tbe moat beautiful situations in hastaro
Careiina.
1 1
deem further daaoription enneoea-
wouiu purcnaa witnout louklua
nr hhnaelf. Come an
id aee arowiiur drop, wiu
out terUUxara or eomnoat.
Tcaan i IS,0t cash, (currency.) and 100 bait
of Oouoa, (ti lbs. par bale,) payable in tlirtw
annual inatalineuta, with interest computed on
Col too at It eta. par lb. I have, no hesitation in
aayitig that! believe 109 aereain Cotton will-pay
the Swire Cotton tn two year. Il ia a rare
ebaaoe for a good investment rineli property ia
seldom put In market. 1 am not eonSued exclu
sively to tha above term a. Tba subscriber or
Mr. Edmu miaou will take pleaanr inahowing the
property to those wishing to pnrehaae.
Addrea A. O. BUUOKR,
Black Creek,
Bept l-twtw Wilaoa Co , N. C.
SIW GOODS I VW GOODS!
AT HOME AGAIN!!
WITH A noVU KaHllKD AMD FACCSO FTJLI.
' , . OF
: ' ' ; a? '
KW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
......
j..- :.t . , . toa .
: 18C8.
COME TO ,
A. : XJREECH'S !
For Idle8.Ooodl Foe Gentlemen's
Goods I For Kisses' Goods I For
J, Bojs Gooda I Ditto for CM- , '
Ortxt I - - - i
fit T VTOCX ta TuABOl AST) TEST C0M-
J.VA.
vew
Plata. Allow bis lo aar lb
atrange advartiasmauta.
sVa ay they
bosght good bo for tb viae eome afwr Uia
daalina anese inat ta uma eome la look aeaiu
aoms buy gooda cheaper than anybody alae
soma aelliiig goods at uupreeedentediy iow pri
aea aoma oontrulrlns the trade Ac , Sc., and all
aueh atuff What a lucky act of individuale 1
Sow just let AtStell yon, that there la more
naaiBug was poetry in au una. iionT every
man, woanaa aad ehlld know tbat it la humbug
large enoogh to be aeaa even with ena ay ahut t
So let ibam talk, soff aad blow, but nor, LOOK
oun ssANsse mmrnt sad show your good
juiuau vj ., , t- i
; ; ' tOMI50 TO CREECirS
to bay your goods. I Intend le rua through this
campaign with my Ssotitv ta ra seek and every
individual value receives fur thair eupport 1
A Ha opportunity ha- tbe ladiea to exercise
Uialr tuanauabla rigbta, aa well aa tba fentleroeu
Don't atop antil yoa OOMg TO CHKEuH'tt. You
will find bm at K. Smith' eoner, attending lo
my uaaiiMa, aiwaja reauy to give yoa tne wortn
jw aiuuey. , .
A. CItKKCir,
' , i. , -. Fayettevllle Street.
goptlS tf y . - Raleigh, N. 0.
ItCS. Fall Trade. 1S6S.
JgrrqaY KATEB1AL8. ' ;
,. , prlnge snd Axles. - -j ' - ' ' ' J
i Kirne, bpokee and Huh.' " f '
; Foameled Mnalm.DruJing,
, I 1'anvaa and Molrakin.
. baah Leather, Oil Carpeting 5 ' - '
, i, Falloa Pntaea, Axl Cbpa, Carriage BoIU
J IAning haila. Task and OartaiB Vramaa.
T Biua IcfUning. - ,
' y J. BR0WH, t
BaMgh, Bept Utf , ... With Bart Lewis. ,
McClL'LEI, FKEELAKD k Cts
i
V grocers
JI I (6 f
ASD ' h , -
KEBCniHTI,
. i.r ..-i
coanissiQX
iiAroett sTiiEirr.
. IJLlZlfJH.l.a,
i SO Bsge ratr to prime Km txiRes. .
j II - Lagnira and Java OorJoa.
. S3 bbla Hugara, aaaorled graoae.,
! IS boaea Soapa, aeaartad. ' '""
flP hacks hat , ,
10 bbla. Svrup. . V - -S'
:' SO kegaNaua. " -' ' .
i 1 - Horaa ghees, i - i - -J
V Voxa Aim. ' J v t (
t,S0O lb. Kola Leather. '
600 " Barnaaa Leather. '
Sue Irom. ananrtrd. J
. SO besas Adamantine Candle, r
SO boxes f reach Kladow (ilaaa. "
0 lb. Pwfy, ' , - ,
W lba. Baooa, ' ! "
JS eroaa Parlor Vatehea, , ' "
Id bnabela Clover flead " K I
, n in. m 1. i i ' ;
i
. in hum. vmm m duiuit ,ra ir, -
IS bcxe Qrera aad Back Teaa. i
1 la addition to tba afxyr. wa bare on band a
large atock of Wood Ware, Hollo Ware, Bard
Wra, Boia nd Hboea, CoafectionaTvia, Ac -
We abail add to our atock at leaat twice a week.
free oar ap euantry Store, enppheaat
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
t .tv , BAC0X BAMS,
FRESH BUTTEdV ' '.'' ' 'X
" -i . EGGS, CHICKENS, etc.
Wa wwald TMmaetfuIlr call the attaatio rf tha
eltiarne of R a curb aod virrnify to our stock,
Eledf-irrg ear beat coon to pleaas them in euai-
andpneea. -.
. Onoaigawieass of Frodxto aolicfted. Prompt
latsuaa aaarla. ropertfully,
XtcCACTTiT, FBEi-.LAlsD, A 00 , !
Omoers aad Com. AlarchaBta.
, BaJetii, Spt 1-a-am
Popont's 1 r. r. Powder.
me rrrovTr? best r.r.r
.1 IJ h.fle l'o i-r, r- i at towrm. Market
T.A, Wil l 1AMS A CO.
a iwatm-t e h .- .n..
h Tk-k, Y.
B- j t S-lf
FALL OF 1808.
NEVtf GOODS!
sii '-.'.i.i i' a Ji it
- - ' If t!.- ... , . f.u,
. i w 1 . -wi a IT ft m r rtVM-l
COMING I
; C 0 I N G l !:;
f. i. i , lia-.rfe -Jr : J-A if -! : r
' ; i-.,ti jxifj ,t. -i4; lr s-Jtil '
COMINCII1
he " ft
' l
AT.
r t..
, ' ;'";::. $Af .-' .:) i'.'t-
H. BOSESBAUM,S.'
':: ! Kotice.; . ; ;
Our remaining Stock of ' " ,
., ' BEADY-MADE CI0TEI&TG
. AT jCOST, , t ,'t tii
And leas. Come and see fur yoaraeU.
8ept.l2-tf : M. EOSENBAUM.
1868. ATAJLt. TgBADE., 1868.
Caltiboju, Sept. 1, 18.
"TTTE ItEO LEAtB to inform onr friends and
TV the 'irade tbat, having banged the char
aottr of our buaiue. we eball dral tbia Kali in
W shall rfl,f one tYthfc'Voef ATTWACTWEi
WTiiVH. OF WOOLEN GOODH, lo be fuund in
tbia market, oonsiating in part of
CLOTHS AND CA8SIMERES, ,
ALL OBADtS,
BATINETH, TWEE1IS,
KE.S'TUOKY JEaWs,
It '
RKltSKYS. l.lNSEYtJ,
KI LLED CLOXHa,' ,
BLANKETS,
rLAID DOMEBTtCS,'
DENIMS ... ,
'bTItlt'ES AHB TICKINO,
Also, a general slock cf aTl fV CO0D9,
and - " ''i ,'l vT7.
l.AIHRV DUESS GOODS,
of every dtecription, . . . '
llll.SII LINENS, WmTR flOQDS,
and a very superior aaaortment of
CLOAKS ASD SHAWLS, rH
AO of wliieb we will sail on tbe moat favorable
tariaa to CAH1I aud prampt bnyors. All we aek
ia as examination f ear atnek beenre pnrebaaiag.
HMrMmtfnlly,
r-ociiTSL I.iKi,) LUCUlXULANLrBACO.,
joukw. sklbt.' J NoA4IB.lt. 1st,' Baltimore.
N. IL Orders will have uruinnt attentuin.
. ben, l lrav-.!'' ilWi-i ic t utm-i
COAL1 COALI.COALJ
I - Ji'.f-f -''' n'i IV -ii i 'Vl ijt
Now lis lite Time to Buy
' ; ' 1- f. I ..Ii V-.ft i j t li irj
i l ' ' ..-if V.lfl Siy fiUHK .X " ' ' ' ';.
Twenty Ton to day tohand snd for sale by
..Sopt, 4tf''-' ,...;,..... - -
. . kti'i .n UiU ' e,s f; jj,,-, ;.,'H Jh.ii .:,, i
JJNITBRSI'FV f nAtVMANa.
The Rixtv-flrat Annnal fleaaion of tbe SCHOOL,
OF HED1CIKK tn the University of Maryland
will eornmonce on the 19th of OCT0BEB, ItKrJ,
and will end on tha Jat of .March., lSi There'
will be a proliminary (kmree of Lectures, be-inr
nuuj oa uuAUAitMa. eivM -nj vu-
" ' ',. FTLir or Tuvere. , . , ', .'
Nithak It; ftMrnt. M. f.. Profesorof Surgery.
Wa. E A. Aikin, H. V., LL, J)., ITofewor uf
Cbtaiistry and 1'barmaey". ; - '' "'
O. W. MiurawBCMxa, M. D .rrfoaaoT ef Oka
stttrioa. ,. -., r, . ;,.. .... ., ,. i-
i Kicji n McSriKnnT. V. v.. Frofesaor of Prinoi-
Kland Pi-aetiee of Medlcino. '
vuarsToriMa .nimimis, ja; j -M a-roreeaor m
Oeneral, Oeacriptiva and tMirgiral Anatomv. - ,
Bui'l 0. t'Hsw, M. D., l'rofeaaor of Jiat.ria
Fbaki OoKALDaoN, M. D,, Profomor of Pbyalt
oloKy. HyKieno and General Pathology,
Wax. T. Howard, M. D Vrofaasor o( pituvum
ga woiiieu auu r,uiinmu, ).- .
Jas. II. Butlzb, M. D., Tlrmartatrator. And ASS
Jnnctta sbe rrofaeeeraf Asatomy. . -1. ul .
jna xae nr ine iuu eoarea are siau. roe Sa
rtonla'ion ti. For Practical Anatomy tlfl.
The U.NIVERbTrr HOSPITAL, tor Inflrmarrt
attached la the College,- ranks anvwg tbe tret
CLINICAL BCHtHJUin thaaonmry.. ItaAovIa
a great variety hi: tha forma of disease always
under treatment Bnrtcical Operations, and Clin
ical Lecture on Surgery, Practical Medicine, and
tbe bieesae of Women and GhUdree. aaa eooatit-
nent parte of tbe daily inatruotioB giveet cty- Sba
raapaetiva Profeera of tbia Itistitutiou.. .; .
Btndents destring te perfees themselves in sne-
wwh ra wiaawaaaa or prrvat susirvcuoa
from Adjnnoi attached to tha vanoue t'haira.i
OKU. w. ii.ilUililUiUkri, M. u.r -sVbv
la-tswct 1 , t -.uicJij ..tesa,x
COLGATC A, COS
t.v - -,' i. . .'1 ur-.-in -
' rant RUrDaJus or , J
' etXCsal.I.BfrCBs1
For elala. by att Qracar.:
DiSRIXG HOUSE, FOR SALE.
THE HOUHE AND LOT, BELONOlhaTOTHB
Bank of Cape Fear, cm South Elm street, and
used tor anaay year a ita ptaoa of buarneea, will
be rffered to the highest bider,ai pabtioaaction,
on Monday ,th als.if Sattuber aext
Tbe Lot will be sold ia two pareia frontuig oa
each street aad divided midway from street t
sraet . i JtiBEH.l'jNDriAr, Ant
m ..ili"" ' . O"naboro, M. G
Sept -3taU ; ""i,...;.
, Stolen t , $S9 Itewardl,, i"-
STOLEW from tba Pnbarribor. on the nicM of
tbe arrl , a CltEAM-OOLOItKI) HOlir-R, 1
year old, black mane and tad and black tegs. '
Aiao atnlett, at tbaaaraa time, a blaek quilled
HADDLE, tba pad a little worn, w.tb woodca atar
"fwia grTe'tdSrSwsTiffithaeeryrthe
Horee, an i aa additional ft for the oonviction of
the thief. AUCHIBALO TAYLOB.
Banaean'a bridge, Hash Oo, bept Mst
&C!Va- CI.TiS. eOrK AftsS 1K0N
.' TltiH.
- 19 Palen slandard Cottr.n Pging. '
Aore Hi. Jute and Flax Kcpe. ' ' Vi!
1.IJ - Iron Tie. !, . .
too - Baling Tir-rie. . ...
Which I proiinee to si U at a grnal! a lvsnce on ac
tual cost.
atptll-tf B. P. WILLIAMSON.
i-tor.xi
CfMSX! C- ' S!
C 01E If
1 , aaa..88-43m
a n l-L-.r
Ai.i".-.' if
Li!me Cirn i
b. p v .in t t -s;
1OSCI1LASI0TJ1
KRETII & WEIKEL,
' MERCHANT TAILORS,
(sxcjso soon Eaxow a at. bask block)
asAi.Kicnr, n. c.
JUST liECElVED, THE MOfiT CHOICE A&
auloct biu k of ekigaiit and ratiliionaOje u.- ua,
(of tba latent inportatu.itM) to- we bad a- Ntw
York, Philadelphia aud llaliiiuwrei A .i i ,.j
XSfiLISfl,
fiiENcu. : "
' fhe,;t.EIlMAir;AWTr
J ff
., ...Ayiouia, tasumcres ana vesungi
. ., At work axeenfcadfa a atria -end snrmxr rix-J
ts that QJ( juy.brst-claas eatabUtdim. ut m una
conotrr.
Vito Uteet Paria. London and Kew Tork Faah.
hm Hate juat at hand. , . .
. tcpti Sin .
J fltrioan.iQRiGG& I 1
j j fJE STREET. I y
Another swppr of isn mainssu w,; j.. v , .
' ' Llgktnliis Apple) - Parer. .
fall and see them.'- " : ' "- r-r,:. t
. ... 1 ' . i.. A h rt fc
m A WAatASav-T
13. it
v D, At. CAKTltlt.
i I wfltaaa,ai, . (.aniaiu, ;..;.,
' i ! i i - . U.-. o n rvn t-.-ixi ar n ,
., . i aiwj wojwtw.i tw: -(
WILL PIlACTICr, ia the Cirewit and Olatriot
Courts ef tba V. a) ) tbe bupreroe Cairt
North Carolina, and in the Huperior and i'niuati , '
(Vmrts o( Beaufort Pitt At art in and Hide ''
Uonotiesv "' ' ' ' ..-.- r i. ..i ,
Anglv-saa- kwawm it ju .m i,s ,,.
-fl-Hl 'H t-i l i'llft'lV.-.l.-j. .t. . ,
, Purifles'tlijaBl J
"wr Bala fcy 'iraLw;ta' Erery-wrhera!. "
I tlept. ft-dswawlf.
. e-..4...
Iilff'W'l
Llinc,' Lime, Llnici, ' ' r ''
A f( 'ivx PF A8Bn;ULTCrtAt' limb,
WVwhRbtwHIaaH.aVUvavedmbaardaf i
the cars at Portamento,, lor a--Tea dollars aad ,.
hrtyoenta(a7.W)rerTwtf0Oflpoitnd. lean J
safely rocommead thia a a bUltE and LABTINO ,'
Kertilizct. Partiea desiring to nse this Tsluable '"
Uauure snonM hand in their nrdere at anc
U ' r: -mill H..JbVP.iWlLUAM01f. ; ,,
ale!gb,,6it.10ftt ; JIo4 Jtxvbungu J-lsce.,.
f I TWENTY THOUpKD AMICUS
-C0SX.!,n.-i
j ' ;-iiii k 'V -2Q'
KEOS. Old COLOHS. UkUArAia. pa ,f ,
) uS:,rore snl sTa3e lo par lb.' ,h " '
T 2S ti trty JHamea.ii-cbesp. " ' ' ,' t n'un,
w Horee.tirtar-lieajn ' n n. k ,i,
;-t I'M. Holaanea, good, afln. pes gaL ", .( ' ('
I bWt itpiwroia rtt,v7ne. j
A Hit (,f Tin Ware. .,'" 1
Haalnne; toroolna, Tubs And lwr&ets. A t tab
TVsaeiiJhaiua, Ureaat Cbalne,'Uoeat ,f'.'-.to ton t
.iKaa, riboaaja. Itn hfia-ka,; rt , 'ti-i
Wemilurkebij , Wiudbujaaa, Vater-BuckeU, (.
Ae. ftv., Ae, , ' r f
l.OtW-lba. Hams. ' - h ' ' ' " H J '"t
Ml Sack irarpricil fVtltr1 M.I t.v '1.1 n ih i
t Migam, 'f , Cuttaea, behsev Kiea. Pepper, fc jii
. :ritareh,. ..-,. . -i,
.HJ'SO bathe Family Flour.-tll.5u ocr aiikl ' '" fc '
I-" ". , "' '' tiomeand see ,-.','.
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TATK NORfrt'OAHAt.SWA,
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t -. laHftHllal llErtttlaKNT.
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itaxnan, Seut, li, 148
fTA rt. vi. .-jr. j ar..ii rt t-. .
'MV irrAWF':UfJ'V i aroail ; J . ,.
I Bimmatna has boon received 'at this Depart. . ,
mens, Utataa optnum prasaila that-the. tuna for- .
erttleraeat by yon of ibe btate taxoa X'r tb
preaant year, nfcs beon proloBgud to the 1st of ' '
January nestle Laii.jj. , i,... 1.1 . . -.ii
t hBitny-daty s inform ym that .aoaneh
exteaakm baabooaiuailo.aiHl that you ant boaud , i ,
by existing law to pay tbe Stale Uxea, now due,
into tb fwbiie Iraaaarr ariaa- to tba taa Aaa ot l i
OcUrbor next- ,, , , ,
Unloaa navmank at,,tl Kn ti " i
at tlie erst gaperhw Court af WufceOoauty.afur 1.
tba default shall hava ncctim-il. In nu. .
Iiukment SRarflst'rielinonenla ftirtlia full uimni '
Lil rtasa taxea du, dmbiotuag amiuag for com-. jj ,U
HnaKtoDspr uiaotvcut. bat aouiiiK . voa tUouaaud
dollara-penalty. '- " '' J " - f'J - . ... .1
. - . nwi WHUlll IMI , j 1
bagib on the tth of October next snd ronUuu
4 Mo week. , D. A. JENKINS,
W Spt!lufJsUwSA Ttft!t xuliU)XraaaHT.r ;
'W.,r 1 'H l ii.'Him 11H1I ill'ifcirnii iii.r,?flaM.
iioisari aMai9Xi,4ii.A si-i n c, f, ,
A;WjKW -lady,mf exedlt. familv, hat very i M
iiefely ainaiustaaarai aosirea, aa u aaeana of ,..1,.
1 " "t " -.i. "i i'.i uicrif iraairew
etaarat k llaspiiiti companion of an invalid !l "'
lady, to keep tmuae, Or take rare of inu'l rliib '.on
dnin fas tha -an aery ana) eeaani- raoni ; tttoe-lt .. . .!,'.
aha weald ofc uadertak to loaon, aujibuig but.
Enuiiali, aiidaoean't know muni-v, 1 , ., m
-ttb'dairae ad exchange of refirc&c'es."
i-ieaacauaroai!,-
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! sd WrWsfri BDTTOff-. '-., a
. a ' -U't VT ,,' W'B,,w,-P
yJt ,.WtrJ4AM8tOS A TARllOllO' ft. B, ,S
m-? , i Tono'.'M. Vh Sept 1, 1U8. '''
AkTmi ' ' ' 1.".
t- f..L ...I, 1 l.. . ' . j t. .. . .
. .ti.i'rn;M maiMiauia aiioiOW, ni'.i i
domed viih the title of lba work ami tlur i,.-n
of the b odor wiitlon thereon, will he received at "
taw Office, arTtil'WeSneeilay, Bept. Sotb, im, at
u irvani, aesDr4 'ivi n-n i-'n -ti i n-.; . . -
For. Graduation of eZiilisnMitnn Tarhom
Baih-ead.. .... . . , ,
For timber work. Including only treallo, draina,
eattle guards and road eroeeinge.
For art aw tie des rercd on the Hne-of slajBoad.
It Boed Bill be divided into threw eecuoue of
psarly (ioal length, about ten smlua eii'b.
t Contractors can bid for ouo, two, or all tlie '
Seclioiw. - . ' A m '- i ": .., , , t '.
Blank forms of Piopoaala,' together with lbs
pe lbeatious aod agrteareiita,.ean b nibtaiutd .
at t)u uuico,, on application. ,
t . ,' tr.o'xtwts,'-' - '
Sept. t-hwld i"s;"'" 1- Chief Engineer.
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jfttr itiimcf
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VTR onahnnMrMl tibHil una arid tmmkr
MUaiC for fiaao. j V, , , ,
4 i , ; J -A JOM s,
.ArtglT-lf ' 4 . .
Bookut-bi r.
'? SmW or Talanble Lantls.
IK rTJRSfj ANCE bf edeered ot trie) Pnoeil' r
Oonrtof Kandolph County, I Shall proecrd to
t il, oa the premises, to tha' higbeitt I ih i. r, on
Wedoeeday, lCthof tv ptetuturr. inat., ti-at m!:i
ablo TriMit of J.ukid, tbe homesir nd of tho lute
Alfred O. Foster, situated In the North-wcet enr
ner of Kanfot,h County, on tba bead :vmih of a
Vwhsrie, and coutRining nma homln-d a-rii..'
About one-hut of tlie tract ia tii-nnxi an 1 in s
biall tato of eliltivaUiin.tiie L--- ii'-c hca iiy l.'n
berad with oak. bickorr, r-iT'ar. -'b, An. 1 .'
improvamentaAreaf trie lnt aa.l meet anln-n-n-tiai
character, con-outing of a birro and c- i "
diona Dwelling, with all n ci.p;u v out-lm' .'i in
stable, barna, Ae. I he plantation wal-nt .ih'ii r
watered by nnnicrone tieTer-triwini- pi.n".', i
welladapU.'d to the growib of (.,.-.. . n r n l
trrbaci-o, andiatMiooI the hcaiiun.nt k-.... ..ni
til KtltlA
A credit of Hrrlte wi-mtha will be
r. Ivind
snd ari
prrwed ia-nriiy recrnn-fd. iml tue te-
eerved UU th i ai tbar onb
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