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fa
11. U-J I..J I
f rrE"DT. K0YEM11EH 2S, 1871,
.,11 I 'fT-r i.rrii in , - . rx
fTaao. N. RAiB:r, a Bnsiueas Clerk,
laAutbiHiacd to auk contract and fins ic-
,ipt,e..r.
ClT AND STATK ITKM-L
Tun Board of city coniuiitauuntrs meet
tomorrow night
Da. (Ii.v.kk, of Grveiulioro', in at the
Varbrough.
.
The North Caroliua Conference of the
M. E. Church, South, lueets in Charlotte
tiHaoriu wY .
Mwk&'io. There will tie a meeting of
I Hiram LodgNo. 49 thiseveiim.; at 7 13
o'clock for work in the Hint derive.
There will 1 meeting of Uuhciic Slcum
Tire Company, thia evening at their hall,
at 7 I 3 o'clock. A full attendant: in de
sired. A Ftm Cap was pic ked op on Fsycttiv
ville street, noHrtliiaofliuo, yesterday after
noon, which the owner can have on applica
tion to this office.
Anotukb Chipus. It is positively an
nouneed that Dan Hire and his renowned
circus will sluu-tly vit various places in
this slate. We imagine that Raleigh will
not be slighted. Dim is booked for WelJ
don tn the 9th prox,
: ,
Senator Allen was in his scat yesterday
having been detained in attendanceon
his courts.
Mr. MuCotter also occupied his scat yes
terday. .
Senator Troy reached the city yesterday.
Ma. A. Andkkson, a citizen of Wake,
but long resident in Philadelphia, is in the
city. He is with Monroe, Kmilh & Co.,
the great dealers in boots and shoes. No
one need be afraid of trading with an en
emy when they deal with Mr. A , for he
took his pait with North Carolina in the
late uu pleasantness.
KllANK I.KHI.IK'B LaOV S MauAXINK.
We" arkuowledge the receipt, from
.las. H. Ennis, N. (. Bookstore, of a copy
of the number of this most beautiful
magazine for December 2d. It is profuse
ly supplied with fashion plates, some of
them beautifully colored, and is one of
the most valuable and interesting publi
cations of its kind iu the couutry. Price
10 cents per copy or $4 per annum.
Bi'iiiHo Day. Yesterday was a real
spring day, warm enough to make the
lii(; crunk and the shad shut for fresh
water. The mouutain members could but
olw rvc ljow Dr. 8pc!d, Skinner and the
member from tho Kant enjoyed the sum
liter day ; while the eastern members
thought the weather too warm fur Coot
.Mies, Welch and Tom Johnston of the
mountains.
8KVU K AT Till WkTHOIHKT ClH'UCH.
A very large congregation assembled at
the Methodist church , Sunday morning, to
bear Bishop Paine. We have hoard num
bers who heard the sermon sicak of it a
a very able and instructive one. In the
afternoon the Ilishop addresed the chil
dren of the 8bbath School. Iu the even
ing Hev. Wm. Clos officiated and gave
to his hearers a sound aud practical dis
course. - -
nmioKATioif or (Jou Fkkhont Col.
Fremont, for many years past connected
with the Wilmington & Weldon railroad,
as ft chief engineer and superintendent,
has resigned his position on that mad
and will henceforth devote his entire time
and energies to furthering the Interests of
the Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
railroad, of which he has been the
superintendent for a year past. Capt
John F. Devine has been chosen to fti,' the
position resigned' by Col., Fremont
Ahothhb Hoes raj Tow. In passing
down Fayettevilte street yesterday we
suddenly came upon a canvass erected on
the vacant tut on this street, just above
Mr. Kreth's tailoring establishment On
topping to inquire into the wheres and
wherefores, we were informed that it was
a"Orand Parlor Exhibition. " Among its
attractions were the celebrated Fat Lady
who -weighs 815 pounds; Lulu Lotta the
Circaasion beauty; the Educated. or Talk
ing Hg; African Gorilla; the Scottish
Knife Thrower, and a host of other atl
u-acuons. uo to see mesa cunosuiea. ..
' PaocMiHKoa or th Gbamd Emcamp
meht or Oob Fnxowa or . C We
copy the following from the Aumtr of
Sentinel.
: The delegates ot the different. Encamp
ments of L O. O. F., met at Ooldsboro'
on the SSri inst, W Uie purpose of orga
nizing and instituting a Grand Eneaoip
, meet of thia state. All Encampments
- were represented with the exception of
Rowan Encampment, No. 14. t
, The following officers were d uly elected :
. i,. 'Tarboro' a Watson, B'gbt WoHliy,
Grand Patriarch.
Raleigh Phil. Thiem, R. W, Grand
' Ifiirh PrieaL K
WfJm'mgtoa W, J. Top, R W. Grand
8. Warden. ' V -' .
WUmington R. J. Jones, a W. Or.
Scribe and Treasurer.
' . .... Trboro,--A. McCebe, aW, Gr. Jttr ;
: nkt Warden. '", A v' '
: Gieensborough Peter Adama," a W.
G. Guide.': ::
a A. Davia, a W.Gr. 8en-
tineL - ,. , 'i .,
iistai.i,isq orrVitHa.
1. W. Alltrlght, 6r Paisley Eocamp
', merit. ..4 -
W. a Clark, for Thxda-Enuuupaaeot.
W.J. Topp iC.rC'umpbill Encampment.
a A. Caldwell, for Uowaa Encanip
ncnt " ' " '
A. aleCabe, fw Us piton Knnampment.
J PhiL Thiem, for McKee Eocsjinmn nt.
. The next regular session will be held at
Releijfh. ,
Nkoao K.V)J.kd. On last Nt unlay af
ternoon, as a lumber train on the' Western
road was n earing this' place, the flat being
forward of the engine, ran over and killed
a negro anas by the name of Frank Dun
can, from Catuwha county. It seeis that
he was employed by the Atlantifc wall,
and had lhat day received his ways, a
portion of whk:h he A sprut for liquor,
and on atUnnpting tn cross the trai k Ml
into a gully on the side, and from the )
sitimi of the body win found,
ed to have made 4"" effort to crawl wu,
but being too much overcome lit tie.ii.iiie.
fell asleep, his head renting upon, one ml'
the cross ties. It was imiMisbiblo, fr.iiii
his situation, for the cn'inwr tolll.re
him unity after the cngiue had passed, and
the wound ru:eived left uo doubt in
the minds ol the jury of imjnest that he
was striKlrCy the side projection of the
cow-catcher and instantly kille.l - Mil.-,
owe n iwmvw, ivrte. Ziih.
Ukv. Wm. CiiOKS I). I). -We were
to meet this useful lulmrer in the inyai.l
on his wav to the North Carolina confer
ence which meets on Wednesday nckt. in
Charlotte.
Our acquaintance with Dr. ('loss began
many years aiio when we were a m-Iioo!
boy in Greensboro. While the school
Ixiys did not take much to preachers,
brother Clous was uu exception. The
Ikivs all lived him.
During the dark days when the Silver
eigu state of North ,: Carolina who called
district No. 2, we again met with brother
Cloaa in the forests of Yadkin county.
mule driving, slowly wending hin pious
way on his. mission. He wrn, then presid
ing elder on ilie mountain circuit, avii ;
the souls of the people, while nc urn
trying to save their liberties. Itrotlier
Cloes met with great success iu In-.
mountain circuit.
May he enjoy a green old t;- limT ex
pcricuce yet groat success in his holy mis
sum.
We would call the altentlon of
( apt
froui
talists and those dtvUt-iiig.a nlu
tho chills and fevers of our low cumin ,
to the land this day advertia, d by .1.
DcA-ereux as trustee. A chance is here
offered to the man of niodera e lucaw, to
buy a small farm, to the capitalist to get
possession of oiie of the liet water lowers
in the . state, aud to the emigrant to
secure u home, the wood from whii h will
one year iay for his land. We know
what we say, as there is now in our midsl,
living but little nearer to town Ihau this
land, an emignuit who in the nliort space
of sis months, Ik-Ioic he has had lime ol
course to "make a crop, has very nearlv
paid lor his land with firewood.
Cannot our land agents, Messrs. Little,
Scolt and Kingsland brinir out parties
enough to liny the whole ol this valuahle
land i We tnist in due time to chronicle
a good sale, to actual settlers. f
Aat fsr nep.tr.
When a jila-it ur a trcu Is-iriiis U Xecay it
must needs die. It cannot ho revitaluieu. lint
it is not so wiUi liuiiMu beings. A1 tiuihan
rum can lie repaired, slrt'iitftlieied, resUireU,
tllouU a tirown leaf or a withered lilade of
irrass can- never lie made green s;ain. in tue
autuiuu of life, or even in its winter, whuu
nature seems to tie i;iviil way under the pres
sure of years. It is stili posaitiie to retard tbe
pmruss uf decay, and to lend to aire more
than its wonted vior. As s means of pro
moling Uiia object, Hostetter's Stomach Hit
ters is iiiepiestioiialily lUe most potent of all
rest iratlves. It will not make the old youn-,
but it will preiit, lessen, or sooth the iitli
iiiiliis wliieU are the usual accompaniment- .!
tlie deeline of life. For debllvly and a lck . i
nervous p wit, iioiii w naieve eaue srisnii.
Ills Uie umlleilie WialJU ail oiuvra ueiim u.e.
rid, best di'iierves the name or a 'lr". In
euriiv. in iiivieoratini; imiiKTlies, in its adae
latioi'i t'l weak .CcHiiaeks sud fiHftjls orifanizic I
qiftAS; it tuts fto eotilj-liUir aiming tiito Uilitla old
o. . i...,A.,,.i.l. animitf iinmrii'l orv 1
UIQ .HrtOII. "l". ., .......p. j
reinedies. B. sldes Its strciiftttenlng principle,
It possesses alterative and reeulatlug iiroiwr
ties of Uie bigfiest order, and as an anli-bil-Uous
medicine is far preferable ti sny of the
prrstions coiitainiiix niereury. Time hs
tliown Uisl for physical dutsy, ncrVriti debil
ity, drsijisia, uiliolis disorders, and inter
mittent fever, 4tU'ter's Bitters Is s nuaedV
wltliouts rival. This Is the season of Uiu Tall
of the -leaf; let-It reiniml the o!il, Uie feoule,
tho sickle, to Inviirorate and reirulaie their
ivsteui" with Una great vegetable touic and
alterative.
nov 147-eodlio
QHANUBOF bCUEllULg.
KALEIOa UA8TON R. R. CO.,
SuriaiKTiNUBNT's Orrica,
Ralcioh, H. C, Nov. 7th,
On and after Tuesday November 7th 1871,
trains on tin) Kalelxll jt Oaston Railroad, will
run daily (Sunday excepted,) as follows:
HAIL TSAIM,
Leaves Ralehrli ...)..... 9.30 A. K.
Arrives st V cidott . . . ,-r:: !. at r. n.
leaves Weldou 10 .10 A. w.
Arrives at Raleigh 4.00 n. a.
AOCOHMOOATIOM TaAlS.
Leaves Ralebrh 5-15 T. w.
Arrives at Weldon a. JO a, h.
leaves Weldon U.15 v. H.
Arrivea at Kalel. (t un a. . I
Mall train manes olosb oossaCTlos al wei l
don with the tfeatwerd ltoanoka Kailroad
Kind Bay Line 8u-&iners via Baltimore, to and
Intra all points North, West and NorUiwost
and with PctershurK Kailroad via rViU-nHitny,
Kiehinond and Wasliintrt'm Clly,Vu and from
all puuim North and Norm wast
And at KalclL'h with Uie Monti Carolina Rail
road te and from ali point Bouth and rt uui
west, and with the Chatham Kailroad to Hay
winnl and CayetUvUla. ,
AcroniuKslauon and Freight traihsj roniwet
at Weidoa wilh Aeeouunodation and n?lit
trains oa tieauoard A Koanoke K iilrtsd and
fetomlmrr Kailruad. And at Kaieiirh, witb
AceouuiMxUuoB aud Freight trains on North
Carolina Kailroad.
Persons living along the line of the Road raa
riait Katehth iu the momiiut hy Ac.srisl
Uua train, reuaui several hoars, and n l urn Uie
asms evening, A. B. ANDUKVtH,
aovliU U -, e. !
"1IIAN0K OF SCHEDULE.
CHATHAM BAtljtOADCtiMPASr.
8cPBiTi'.ir'stirrical
KAMtlOH, N. C Nov. JUl, k).
On ami after Wednesday, Nwvewlie ath
lmt, trains oa the Chatham Railroad will mu
iailv iSnndar except"!) as follow:
stall Trail leaves KaietKk 4:10 F. M.
amyeaalhsulo"!.. ....... '.hi
Hail Train leaves Hertford fc4S A at
arrins at tua-iKk l
Mail train naies ckae eoaawtu al Rak-iti
with the Ralnjiii baatoa Kailroad to and
Irvta all omnia Nnrtsi. .
Aud at ganrinl witil the faun Kalltsd
to and fromi rsyeUcviilr awl vsau a
ten Kailroad! A. B AM'kHvn,
mowiyU , ttnrnifces-teM.
Sal or ' VALi'Ai.i! ':". :VL .ri
a sit fKKsiiNAi, rufKarr
TttanHtaaOtfin lv A. L.
4re dj h-'.d s t atanr'a TuwnaMis
im Hii.te '. w ltl
ftotn fcask. - '"M( m-nr m Ha
Stw- HH ,c- ...n W-H Jt -t,fr r-aa,-
Itmi A t.- hi W S'N c t
U, St l ...' . i-ie
The t' l.,rt w-.--.a ,
biV, tra tsBi,4wwiifti fei-iiavi-! i
and AtiroS, farwuins Srwsi
oee oiuta, uva atiwrAjs, A.
Tub Isauef maui . tf
prttpmrt u tfee ptarm wilt tw
Ptiriuttoa ! at iowd t
third la sta sad ti .
sac only iiAaa m ,.U-rt
auvtftd : i t AMI,
I TUB' STATU DSBT.
Te f'illowr(ig bill was introduced in Ue
senate, or Baiurdsy liwt, by Sir. Mcrrimon,
was reiul first time, reicnvd. and ordered
to be printed :
4 Bim. to us EsTPrikD As Act To
X'oMXtiTE, CoMIMVlIU ASU AbJlWt
T1IK Pl'BLIC I)KHT.
Hkti.ih 1. Tht. Onural AfmjJii 4f
Sift1! i 'itfitliuH do erutct
That-
-and
- - lie and they are hereby constituted
and nisiintcd a commy4i on to ascertain
cliiisily, diftnc, comuuitc, couiprouiise
ttiM-t and , diw. har-'e the public debt of
ktliis State.nnd 'nlntinite in lieu thereof a
new state debt, in puisuauue ol UieprOr
usiilis and powers in this act prescribed
an r iletincd.
Skc. 2. That lor the purpose of rcdiKV
ing the pulilic debt aud bringing it within
Uie ability of the people to pa.y the same
and the interest ti torts in promptly, as the
same may from time to time mature, it
shall be coiniietciit for the said commuaioa
to create nfuew public del it which shall be
known ul culled the si BsTtTtTan purr,
and the evidence thereof shall lie bonds of
the State with appropriate coupons at
laihed, issued under tue great seal of the
itte, signed by the governor and coun
tersigned by the treasurer, running to
inaturity at theend-of thirty years from the
first day of July in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
two, hearing interest at the rate of six pur
centum per annum, payable ee-tHi-annually
at the treasury in gold, and such bond
shall have printed on the fact thereof thu
words, substituted debt; and such hoc Is
shall lc of the denominntion of live
hundred dollars and one thousand dollars.
Stic. 3. That tlie said Coniiiii.-i"n null
have power, and it shall be their duty,
from time to lime and in such wav as to
iheni shall seem meet and proper, to com
municate with the creditor of the Slate
and make known to there the real circum
stances, losses, aud greatly diminished
avail. iblc resources of the Statcj as well as
'.In disiic-icd and imiMiV(rislicil condition
of tl,e (s-oplc thereof consequent upon the
diwuilrous results of tin late war, and their
nihility to pay and discharge the whole
pniihc debt, and their entire, unalterable
and anxious illingness to pay such parts
I hereof as may be within their means and
power to do.
Kkc. 4. That said Commission shall
have power to commute the public debt
and o convert the same into the substitut
ed deli! provided for in the second section
of Ibis net, in the proportions and manner
follow ino - that is to ay - if any creditor
of tlie rliale holding any bond or othtjr
obligation, or other evitle.uc.o of deltt of
the State made and issuisl prior to the
Iwcufieth day of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand, eight hundred uud
sixty ne, or at any tjime liir, aud in siili--tilution
for, accrued inlerest on ImiihIs of
l lie State made and issmd Is-liire said last
uu nlioueii date, or iiialurisi , bunds niadi
and isstii'd licforesaid last mentioned date,
will consent to surrender such bond or
bond-, obligation or obligations or other
evidences of such debt to said commission,
ii si all Ik' their duly to receive the sane
ind ei rtifv under I heir hands tothegovn
nor tin-fact of such surrender, the charac
ter of tlie evidence of debt so surrendered,
the number and date thereof and the sum
of money due thereon, and it shall there
upon be the duly of the governor to issue
to the creditor making such surrender,
bonds of the State executed as provided
in the second section of this act, equal in
amount to thirty-three and one thiid per
centum of the amount so certified to be
due such creditor, and if any creditor of
the State holding any bond or other obli
gation or other evidence of dubt of the
State made and issued after the said
twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one,
under and in pursuance of any statute pass
ed before sard last mentioned date, will
surrender such boud or bonds, obligation,
or obligations, or other evidence of such
debt to said commission, it shall lie their
duty to receive the same and certify under
their hands to the governor the tact of
such surrender, the character of such evi
dence of debt so surrendered, the number
and date thereof and the sum of money
due thereon ; and it, shall thereupon be
ih liny of the governor to issue to the
. ; t i n making such surrender, bonds of
h. . mi- executed as provided in the sec
onii iv urn of Una act, equal iu amount
to iwciuy live per centum of the amount
in niicd to be due such creditor : iVo
cultd tu.ta-t Idlest, That no bond so issued
to such creditor shallow of leas or other
denomination than as' provided in the sec
ond section of this act, and that it shall
rest with the creditor to increase any frac
tional pin t of a bond of auch denomina
tions to a sum of money sufficient to enti
tle hiiu to one of such bonds.
Sec. 5. That it shall not be competent
for said commission to recognize as valid,
or of any binding obligation on tlie state,
any manuscript, or printed paper purport
ing to be the bond, obligation or other
evidence of debt of the state made and is
sued in pursuance of any .ordinance or
siaiuie pasaeu aiier mu nay os
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight ; but, said
commission shall have power and it shall
be their duty to ascertain whether it was
sought to increase Die public debt in pur
suance of any utdinante, or statute, passed
after said last mentioned date, and to
what sum, and how, when and for what
purpose or purfxaws and under what cir
cumstances, and whether mannacript pa
pers or other things purporting toMss the
bonds of the state were issued, and when,,
and to whom, and for what purpose, and
whether the aaioe wore put upon the mar- i
kcts of the country and by whom, and un
der what circumstances, and if any money
or moneys were realized for Ihe stune, and
what sum nr sums of money so realised, II
any, have been actually used in the con
struction of any railroad or any other pub- j
lie works in which the state baa any in !
tereaf as a corporator or otherwise; and if
the said cuminiisiou shall ascertain that
any sum or "sums of money have- ao been i
used fiir the actual benefit of tlie state,
then r d in that case, it shall be Uie duty '
of sail, conimisaioB to ascertain what per
centals of the grins sum thus sought to
be added to the publio dclM baa ao been !
used f Uie IhimIii of the State; and if any
person holding any such manuscript paper i
nr other thing snpurpi r. ing Ui be the bond
or other obligation of tlie state wiUmirrea-!
dt-r the seine to the aid commission, it
stiall lie the duty of the said commission
to certify utxler their bands to the gover- j
mr tlie fact of such sumeinler the char
actor of sis h manilarTipt or oilier tiling
ourportine til be tlie bond or other obli-
gatioa of the state, tlie number and date
thereof and the sum of money claimed to
tie due thereon ; and, it shall thertsuoa
lie the duty of the governor to iseue to
the nerwio makiag such surrender bonds
' I a. -i : ..... - ;:.-T'. -- ' 1111 . 1 BaBBBBsss-ra'ajBss
rt, ,, 77 T'.i
tfbe tlie duty uf the governor to
of the state execnted as provided in the
anrnad scctioe this act, fnnal in amoaut
lo the saitte per rtiiage of Uie sum so sur
rendered as the per centum so wed for
f lAaa, that BO bind So iaaned to such
prsoB niakuig sue surrender shall be of
a teas or othMr di-Doeotnaiioa thaa aa pro-vidr-d
w the SMssstd seetwa n( thus act;
wit fhm fe atitl rest wtlh sorb pal to
hamssss? slvr fnar-tWl part of a bond of
i. n 4.HtwttrM t a aunt of wwey
pi-i tf mti4 Idm unter; tlte ptiv
..iis id tm-t-r to not i4 mu tt buodi.
tA, s, 1 las said wHiisi.a shall
tim ). an eaetiasige. in the rtio
nr sw I tin -UAXu tlus,k U4i
-st by itm state M t Norta Car
rrimr for' the b.K eb
jm iiun w evhirwres nf di-bt. ol
1 1! staM -sui awd nwaed to Said
J .,j?y ia povatcttt of auUl fUaA)
and . the whole or any
pyf
ai;etl,
aud -stock may be ao exch
the said commission ..shall rind it urc
tkablen to do; and if such exchange
snai ee agresai opoa, la Whole or in part,
such bonds, obligations, or other evi
dences of debt of Uie state so exchanged
shall be surrendered to said commission
by the owner thereof, aud said commis
sion shall certify under their bands to the
governor the fact of such proposed ex
change and surrender the same to such
creditor, the character of such videnccof
debt so surreadcred, tlie miinlfcr and dite
thereof and the sunt of money due there
on ; and tliercuptin, it shall be the duty ol
the governor Wi tnot-fei to lha pvrsoa
maktug such sqnvader stock of the state
in the said railroad company in the ratio
of exchange is this section provided ac
cording to the charter and by-laws ot
said railroadcoiiiiiany, aud said commis
sion shall have full power and discretion
in order to e6ectuate such exchange to
make ail necciwarv rules and resruUlious.
to bring all neoeaaary suits in any court,
and to compromise h the ratio of in;
change in thia section provided any an1
all suils now bro.ighi or which may he
brought aibsiiug dinitly or indirectly
the right of the state to" stock in ssid
railroad company
EW. i. ti--.i aani f,.i. -loll shall
have the power in I heir discretion to ex
change iu such ratio of evili irtre aa mav
be agreed upon, the aUa k held aud own
s.1 by the state in any railroad, naviga
tion manufacturing or other incorporated
company for the bonds, obligations, or
outer evKtunces ot debt made and issued
by the state under and in purMisn.- oi
any statute paased belore the twcutnlli
lay oi May in tho year ol our Loid mn
thouaand eight hundred and sixty-one, i
made and issued in saliataction of an)
lioud or accrued interest on any bond is
sued under any statute passed anterior to
said last mentioned dato, and such ex
change may be made for any sum or sums
of money w hich may be ascertained to be
tue or allowed, to any persou under this
act, and if any such exchange shall be
agreed ujmn, the said commission shall
Certify under their hands to the governor
tlie tact ot such proposed exchange, the
names ot persons nroisising such ex
change, tlie character of the bonds, obli
gations, or other evidenced of debt, or
manuscript or printed paicrs purporting
to be evidences of ih hi, the luiiuU r and
date (thereof, the siun due and puriortiug
ti Is; due tlun-i. and the ( haracUr ami
liripiiiMi of the stuck proposed to be
excbai'gcd, ami when uie jicrsons prupos
iiu such exchange shall sui render such
louila, obligations or other evidences ol
debt, or such manuscript or printed pa
pers purporting lo ho evidences of debt,
then it slrdl be the duty of the governor
to transfer to such (crsoii or jkcrsong make
tug such Miitcii.ler, st-s-k iu any such rail
mad, navig ation, m D tlacturing, or other
iiieorporaU (1 i-ompany ai'coidmg to the
terms of agnicment certified to bim by
said coiuinissiiin in pursuance of the
charU'r and by laws of said comiNiuy.
Sioc. M. I liat the lenii evidences of
debt in this act shall emltrace coupon,',
Si.'. 9. That all bonds, obligations or
olhiT evidences of debt, or manuscript,
or printed pafcrH purporting to lie evi
dence of debt surrendered to said com
mission under the provisions of this act
shall as soon as may he ufcr they are so
surrendered be aac-ertaincd to tie (H-tusl!)
present and consumed by tire iu the pres
ence of said commission, the governor and
treasurer, and they shall feriity under
their hands to the secretary of state such
burning and the description of such liond
aud other obligations and other evidences
ot debt and manuscript mid printed
paiien purporting to lie evidences of debt
so sonsumed by tire, which certificates the
secretary ot state shall tile ami salcly keep
in his linn's.
t-ifce. 10. That said commission shall
have and exercise all necessary powers to
effectuate the puri-oaes ot this act - thev
shall organize bv etcctiiii one of their
number president of the coinuiis-iiiin
they may meet at plt-a-urc iu or tmt
of. this state and a majority of them
may act in any capacity authorized by
this act ; thuy may send any mem
tier of the commission to any point or
place in their discretion on the business.
f the coiiiiiusi-ion - tlicy shall Have the
right to call uifroii the governor or other
olliuer of the stale for any information
necessary aliout the purposes and business
of said commission they shall have
power to send for jiersons and ps'ient and
to administer to and examine persons uu-
der oath in rciierenc toinst-ers of tlie said
commission, to make such publications as
they may 'deem necessary from time to
tune, ai.d to do all such matters ami
things in and about the purpose of said
commission as they may ilecm prudent
and necessary under the provisions of this
act.
Sbc. 11. That said commission shall lie
paid their necessary and reasonable ex
penses ot said commission, ami teacn
member dollars per day for cverjl day
in which he shalLbe necessarily engaged
almut the buaiuisti of said commission.
which reasonable expenses and per dun
shall be certified upon honor by the presi
dent of said commission to the governor,
who shall make his warrant on tlie treas
urer for the sum of money ao ascertained
to be due, which sum the treasurer shall
pay to the person entitled or bis order.
bbc 12. mat aata commission snail, si
tlie end of every three months, make re
port of their action and exm-naes to the
governor, and it shall be bia duty to lay
such reports before tlie General Assembly
whenever it shall meet.
Bsc 13. That in order to provide means
to pay the current interest hi the substitu
ted debt provided in this act, a special
tax ol one-fourth of one per cent is here
by levied on all the taxable pmiierty and
subjects of taxation under the. general
revenue law ot tins state now tn tore, or
which may lie passed st this session of
the General Assembly, which tax shall lie
collected as other taxes.
Hnc 14. That this act shall be in fnrce
from and after its ratification.
F
(IB SAL
UKEIRABLX PROPERTY IH TUX WE3-
TKRW WARD." r
One sere lot, wits good frsnw aoase eVm
White 4 hVmraa ua r round floor., and t
attic, tanre kitchen and sUlds, a Brat ml well
of waler, fine fruit trees sad grape via aud
wmwucrrj ueu.
oweV'Srter sere Utt.Mftodere Cotlaga eonUrnlnie
three twooia, porrken bark and I root, Inb-kra
of two ruosas. sue aiwf sraur and iruii tree.
for terms, StC, apply io .
W.VI7U W ..O. BTRCiH AC1I Co,
s
ICOMD G Laid.
At a rwnilar nutetinc of Uie Meebank's
Biilldiag and Loaa AatwrnaUon' swld Mov.
loin, lbtl, It Was nawlvad to opars a
8 IS CO XI) CLA88
of 900 o, l,(uo alums, lbs par rala of wak k
ahsJl-h - .
FIFTY DOLLARS FEB gOARK.
The obpTt ef this rlaas, la U aceom modal
tlio ,wUo find U beyd Us'tr mi an U. -av
Use pruarirt value of ptrx-k la tha Srat rlasa ia
erder to borouimei-nheni, stao to sls.w Umi
prartk d working nc ItulluinK sad Lea) Aaso-
eHcUmr. It Is estintau-d Uiat Uua class will
aim la aopvt twont, saoaih. V
Kuoka for aehsrtipuon of Stock way 'be
fixind at Um Kalntrh NaUunal bank, where
ItK-y will r-uiain opee wnltl Janaarv tsl inTl,
at wMi-B ttn, tlir S rat pavraent will fee inwdo,
pssx kied, a setDiVnt annual of Hbivk la auV
scHiKid rot to lattfy Uie ttadrrtakiitt;.
Nearly two hundred ahsrea have already bee
takes. , W!. BIMPwiSl,
tsuv 14-Ira Bwerrtary.
gl'VlAKH! 81'UARall '( -.
tas Bbls. tesr, sill gmks,
set ktr-tf C. T. eiaONAt'lL
Is this eMy, est euada', r. SWh, ki. at
w viiM-i u. n., o croup, II 1 H WIRT
ahuiba, lufant daahtw at W. at. and t. K.
Brown, seed to yuan and St Bxmt a
iiw in tiriiBiixf 1
TTIlSt TT)P BCOGT AND HAKNEdS FOK
JL. eaie. Alipiy to
. .M. DrSKACo..
otJw KalelKli, M. C.
talelt
i AND eAljs."
w Tnni-fctiy the tth day iit IVeenilmr,
IS. I, 1 l,,l KU u Ua iimlimt lildiler the
Lanus t-iloni;iiu to the estate of Titos, t J.
Sui i Hi, sitaaUrd oa the Ntfuau River and ad
joiiin.K the Lands ol Uaatoa 11. Wilder and
olli.-ra, and rontaluing aioat sun acn, Ttoene
lvda are well Improved sad veiv ralualiln.
Ilia sals will t .for ta4 aud mad on the
preausc. Title perfectly soed.
O.ill. WII.DKH,
nor w.liltda c.,niiiiUiyiier.
I N bTOKK AND IT OK SALk
A. 0. L K BA CO. '8
10 Rhls. Mnli uu Mackerel,
10 " 1mt,. .
" f put lkiiies,
" Kound i liiindor lin.-iii;
If " tiplit ' '
rsv v It
rn ii k c a I c a uo v l it i:
T
TUE LIlKtl'IIOL k LOHiU 4 GLDIIE
IN'Sl'H.VNCiS COMI'ANY,
Paid between (ct !li ami Vov l.Ui, tS71,
1 ,00 0,00 0 . 0 0
OK ITS LOSSES BY THE (JIIIC'Aliti ( IKK,
Since lstirt, It has ild In losses to
CITIZENS OF NOKTII CAUOUNA,
u v o r 1. 0 0,0 0 0.0 0,
IU lis! are payable IS CASH jiruiiiplly on
proof, Slid.
witiioi't hkhuction nm intkkkst.
Taid up t'apitul and Asset over
2 0,0 0 0,0 0 0 0 t) L I) .
Asset field In the !. H by Alucrieiill Direc
tors, wtui (Willi tin- other 8lockleMw) in
iiidividnally liabl. fnr all i-HaeaneiiU of Ui.
i oiiii-.iii, ner J ti,itm
I'li-nililiis 1-ei'wii.ed in ths 11.8 iliirtit! Ih
four we. ks olliwiuj the Clilcai;o tlie aaiuuui
5 S 8 , 4 1 . !) 3 .
Anvisoav Bo&Kti WamwcTiin :
JL'IViKK 8. VIStNCH, Chairman,
It 1 Winlli. Ksq , I (i. W WilllsiiM, F.s.1 ,
K. .Mui-rav, Km , W. II Mcltsy, Eaq.,
Tltori. tiKAEMK, l.eii'l Agi-nHvilniiinrUm.
I". K. I'KWTIVri'ii., Agent Kaleigh.
Orrics U FaisrTtvu i.e 8t.
n. iv US tf
P X T K N it' 1 V 8 A t E O t
V.ai.liAHI.K NKH8R ItlVRR LANIW.
Oh Tloirsilal ;wth da) of Itiwwilwr next I
will oii. r (.., mi Hie pn iiiises tlist vain
at '.-'Met nf land on Nt use Hiver, six inile
trofiiKsli iirb ami adoriiititr ilie Milbimtlr Mills,
IkU; the ully of Miss K'ljiUUl IlinWll,
deceased.
11 conUlns l,!!r. a- res, 1(Hn Umlsr but will
Im sold in seiarte lots of one to tlirrt bun
dred aert-s. Tliere is at Ihe hornisUwit a iruod
family dwelling in excellent repair, slUl all
ueccaaary nut Iiohih, gia, 'rrlsi ami
lalsnlrerS linusi-s, situaU-d uu a liill'ovurlisik-
huf Uie river with a noted spring of the couleat
wawr at uie rout,
It lion in and forms spsrt of tlie best cotton
region In Waks eounty. A large part of the
lansl is in viricin wrnsia, uiu nr wood oa wliteti
at the dislauee It litis froin Kaleigh will more
than psv fur the whole, In Is Uie eonflg dty
of the Milliunile Haw Mills rondnra Its sunn
dant tlnilsM' of oak, pine, hickory aud iHipular.
of eipial or rrcAU'r value. As a abick raiate it
is uiu-ivallei in tli cosnty, sod the water
isrwer knewn sa tlie "Inwcr Falls" ls(siisi or
stltertor tiiuiat'-siiinanus,-- anil a seine iwiaeli
wlilch has been made to ielilailaudsonmK;vtt.
nut. Tb neiichbourhuod la une of lliti huKt
iu It. C. their lieing eliuicln-s and w bnols
oa even slile lakmc evervthintf into eon
slderatioa a more desirable tract of lurid lias
not heel! in t e market in this seetlou of tlie
contitry for years. Any mm di-sh-iiiK to In
st-ecl Uie land can do an by ealling on Kobt,
Heawell, Ks.f , on the premises, Henry Puwelt,
Ksj , or lionry Murdeeal, Ksij , can give any
information ncccasnrv to Kiliile purehum-rs
It will be sold in lot ef one Ui thn liundriil
aei-i, for une-Uiird cash, bsiancu iu one slid
two years with interest. Title retained tint. I
last iainent.
Ah seeurste Survey of the loid can lietsH-n
st the law I'tlli-e of T. V. lhivtreui a fewiloora
aliova tliu Ysrbruuh lloutw.
J. DKVKKKUX,
nov Ti deisflOt TrusUe, At.
Kounokn .Vi'mm, Balthnons Amri kaifUid Mt-w
York' H'w-Wcupy.
GRAND Ol'KRATIC AND BALU!
CONCKRT,
AT TIICK E K HALL .....
oit TPK.SM r erxtrwo soy. swa ikti.
ONE NI0I1T ONLY.
M ADAM 1HABRL MoCltLIXMI. tlis well
knows I'liltia lloiitia from Uie N Y. Aeadrttiy
of Musk, begs to snaouncethst she will give
ONB CQCEUT
on tli above evening and will be sslaUa) by
the following sTtUts :
at K. U. CUAKKK, Tsnor from Ui Sow
York Oiers snd Cnnevrts.
KKI. FaUNI, frvtw Um !. Y. Academy uf
Musle.
MR. S. D'AUNA, Uie ealelirsUsl Pianist, a
favorite pupil e( Thalbarg and rweolly freia
Karoi.
fans or AnMissiotf! Reserved Hc4t 1. U0
Oen -ra) Admission 7S cellls : tlalh-ry Sal osiis
Tickets for sale st Josss' bkis T'ks
aov aV-td
gHERIFY'B NOTICE.
TO MEWdlANTB, HOTEL KKKI'EKf) AND
OTHRIM.
i
All Msi-i lnuii, Motel Ki-euera, Liquor di d
era and olliem, who have not done , will
UiHwtiUtlily iKSke returns of psrrliasea ttlSfiv
up to ( let. 1st.,- 1x71, and y Ui ui dsn Uie
Mate and i:unty on Uwaanm. Negleetnr
failure to do so will aubject Uw delinquent U
trouhie and eost. ,
T. T. I.RR, hrlff,
anv T at 7 By A MAUNIN Dp. '
YXX-'RVliXK UMK.
a,.
1 Csak of tlilf releliraled bistwt. the heat
bronsht to our aiai ketjusl rresiv eu In aptemial
order.
BOVllW
JAMES M.TOWLE8.
"nRt'T TKKB ANDOKAPE VINES.
Tnw Is lha aMjow, ii niiltiiie ont Fmlt
KTrww and iri Vine. aiu AuniU for
ttte ,uitf(d Nuiserv, J l-lnrtlev Boil. S.U
rteh KHrverv, Marriana as Joli nwm, Wlille
ill (irsw Via, Bvoi'psrrioiiH snd Flowrrs,
aov. W H. JUNSJja Isi.
V
XT OTlfel.
Ai aa .mderaimMid mnnrtfullr ben to Is
foras the eittsres ef kaieiali, and Ui cesand
imbtle, that ta hetwtf ef the K.lripal
1 i..j.i. ,j at Aiuauuaa. h will ariv. us
Moaday evwu ilk Dec, la the CHy K
PH AKT AtlM AbOKf A IXHIBITION
and a Lactam rm Uis C)t? of Rowv Many
otaer larautilai Uiiiufs will baalaaeshibiv-d
liir,,,,.' 'li kaOKTH. aud nlHahied.
For ttrkal. aliulr lal tiM North f'smllrat
B.. .k.ts.r and ai- M Um stores of Masars.
Levy, and . Bradley, or to
asiv KdU KKV: W. f . M.OYD.
JOIISI AKM8TKOlH. 'f
fHtOi BIKDEB AND BUttK BOOK MAM
.:, .' . .. tFACTl'KER.
ovnt ras sowr-s OAaosm suks-roaa,
B4I.EIOTI, .C.
frU, Esm-sUub, MiBBtee and, Reeordlaf
lk-kH anwlc tn erdsr;,
Nin-tfc Cw-iHin K- tiort aprl oflxsr Lew
Booka, tainud is suarior U Htarto.
kifiiK BII1U K- of the Kefrrt. riliH
ami oud aauibers lake ui cxutatigaJor taad'
Ins. v
deel,
LATEST
ftitliifii.
Non Dispatches.
,i MAHKKTU.
Nkw Vohk, Nov. 7 uoon -Consols
931-a to 837 "j Bouds (117-8.
IdvKtttHMitu, Nov. aT, noon Cotton
npcneil slnhij; at-tW 8 to ;M; Orleans 10.
Bales on Saturday reached 45,000 bales,
LiTKH Cotton stnan. uplands II 8-4 ;
Orleans 10. aJes 30,000 bales; export
ami spwulaUYm, 7,000.
Nw York,Nov. 87.--Stocks Improved:
Hold 1 10 7-8 to 1 1 1, Uovunumtit steady
and dull; stales frenerallT i-ukit ; new 8
C's ;i5 1-8 and aclivu. Money ft. Khmr
dull mid heavy, wheat quiet and unchang
ed, l'ork $13; larduiet. Cotton quiet.
uplands IV 1; or loans lw 7 M, sales
l iUO. TurjHintine 6 Li roaia 4,8 8.
Vlit'M NEW VOUK.
Ni.w YottK, Nov. 27. Connelly Is still
ii.i.Iit restraint. Ilia bail will be raised
to ilny.
KKOM OlIHL
UKATIIS FUOM SMALL rOX.
CisiTKKATi. Nov. S7. -Sixty small
ku ileaths ocj-uncl lust week.
" r'UOM CONNECTICUT.
11 uswn ill riua.
Nxw Havw, No, 87. The Chemical
woika have been buried , hat IWO.OOO
The work weie uaruaJly auaurvd.
FROM CAUronNI-i.
skashn abi.k raiks si-c raarcL viirrAoa.
Sot r BANl Mi, Nov. 87. Seaaonalile
rains are reporu-d throuk'bout tue state,
TIki iraK,a are all tttiiered. "Tb vintage
ia the large and linist ever known.
r'OUEIGN NEWS.
1011 imoi.ANti tub itiuiias
or t
ruiNi or WALKS,
I.iiNts.a, Nov, 87, 10 a. in. The Prince
of Wales passed a slnrplosi nlyht. The
lever is increasing Wit the patient still
liolilt out against it. The Queen is con
stantly at the bedside
WABHINllTON NKW8.
stiit'iitfcnr a i.ATa kkVknux oi-rii ui.
UKKELt AttU TTUSt rUKSIUKHVY,
Wabhinotos, Not. 87. A dispatch re
oeived Ly the oomiiiiasiouer ot revenue
Uiis inoriiiinz status that P. Hier, late
aasistaut usveasor of niveniie ill Texsa,
has conimitteil suicide in consequence ot
a fear that he would Ito amisted 6w eol
"lectinn and emla nling governnMint fiinda
in an article in the 7mrM to day,
in aii.wer to an article in the Tim Which
says Hint Unrlcy conunitleil a Stupendous
folly in dn tuuinij of the )ireslilcncy, Oree
hiy n-iisrails tlial lie w 111 never seek oHice,
but a ill ncvi'f ih cliiie duty. The article
clamm that thn field is ojs'U, and says:
" We nwpectlully protest airainst ths arri
uionj, Ihe inalevolence, and Ihe prow-rip
live vcimm manifi-sted liy certain Journals
which have Ihh-.iv sot on the trail to vicar
the Held of all intruder." - .
Midnight Dispatches.
MARKETS.
LivBK!-om,, Nov.8? Evening Cotton
chwcil strong, uplands 8 8 i,orlcan llhl.
Nkw Ybiik"Nov. 27.-GotUt...Jair!y
Hosier, sale 402:1 liales; uplamls 10)8;
Orlmuis 10 7H; flour, southern dull and
drooping ; common to fair extra 79 to
f7.40; good to choice 7.,to Jil.USi
whiskey ill 1 8; wheat heavy anil 1 1 8 to
3 cents hiwcr; tura?ntine dull; rosia
tlnniT. ...
Muuey very m;Uve at T; sterllnir 8 7 8
to V ; gold 10 3 4 to 10 7 8 ; governments
(lull and stoaily j N. Cs. ltd. new I a.
UAiiTmojilt, Nov.' 87. Cotton quiet
ami lirm, Riltl l unit 18 9 4. .
Noiiwii.K, Nov, 87. Cotton qukt, low
iiii.lillini's 18
Wu iimnrim, Nov. 81-CotUm ijulet,
ini'lilltnifa la.
I.T"N, Nov. 87. Cotton dull, thid
Jliii-'ii 111 3 8 to 19 l l-
Nkw Oui,as,Nov. 87. Cotton strong,
uitudiwg til.
- ... i. .
WKATHKlt PKOBAfliUTlElt
WasiiihuToR, Nov. 87.llrTn4iir at
niam pleasant weather will prevail in the
south Atlantie mates. An area or low
liaroincter will be developed west of the
Hiasissippi, with cloudy and tbrantening
wcalhcr .t-iieiiuiuj; eastward to (lie Ulue
nidge. j -.' ' ,
J, - . ..fcn .. i- -.
PIIOM WAHI11NUTON.
IINITK11 i TAVM !!l'aS K CoOlif tltUINOMs.
WASUiNoroN, Nov. 27.- The dwlsion
in the sunrelue i-ourt in the oue of Corky
r. O't'uuuer Inin youth Carolina was
reversed. The lower court held the
certificate of a tax sale, signed by two
commissioners, was void. . The supreme
court holds that authority inveu to sever
al -iietions (or nililie pm poses may be
cue, nun uy a inuoriiy oi umir uuiuuotr.
The dociston in the case of Hammer
e Doaiir. from Ark., was tvvcrserL This
cm involved the rifiht ton-cover lorgiKKls
wlih'H the vernier knew, or tad reason to
iM'hcve, were pun luised for the ooiifedur
nry. The murt bold such a transaftiou
llli-cal and void. The court siljournwl
lor a wu. , , ,
MoKK'srhU'X rtim l.AIIATIONn. i
WAsitiNfmiei, Nov. 87. Senabw Os-
Iwinio called, on Ilia Prcsiileiit to-day for
the purpose of n uueKtiuir that a urocla
malion Ire iwtucd sin'iiilina the writ uf
Httttai turuut In daekon snd t. altioun
counties, Kloriila, whith he reprosenU lo
lie entirely under the control of kuklux.
The President will consult Akunaaa.
si'anuhi nt ruijia it r;tnst. f
A Principe letter reinrrU HpoI(,h re-
tiubw near -flam-miK?. A hnndrtd
wounded Hpanierds have hcen broiL'ht to
Principe. The Cuban bad Aue rican
rirba, ' ' -v ' 1 ' -' ' R .
PUOM HAVANA. .,
IUvsra,' Nov. 87.' -tl. f'rwrpo it
viewed tlw iroliinlor-r ot thijifiljjhlKir
Imx.iI. They made a flue rlifiy, ;
. 'Die imantnl students f flie Itorsi Tnl-
versity juiiitil the waUs' irf the otMrtery
and proeeeih ;! Ju rrTmiinb tlie grave of
OonkiTusianoit. and oitruntteil other
excesses. T)ie chaplain utteiupted u retnon-
strats. when the tudents stoned bim. The
governor visiud tlie nnivemity Saturday
and ib-muB'ted the names of the culprits.
The students all remain d silent and the
rase was then turned over to the cliureh,
when several testified, Kit miilent have
boea Imnrinoned and are forbidilrsi to com
ruunirnte with each rttln-r or oui.. , 71m
ooart ttimporarily detained 2 otlien au-
stMvted tit rosnoliclly. " "
The wsalhsr is intensely wartn, the
ii .. a . .
(iENFHAL NKWa
Pmiju.Ki.rni a. Nov.ST.-AWixissjiemls
Monday here, urand tmll Moniiay uight.
poaTSKotTB, N. ll.,. Nor. 87.--UI.
Varv's (Catholic) church of thia city is
burned. .
Maw Yontc No. 87. It b rtimored
that Hall, Hweeny aikl Bnufhjy are to be
amwted lor eoninlicitv with Conoellf and
Twm. Hvee uy still lacks t $00,000 it
hit luuliou buii, '
-. WHOM CHAIiLEfcToIf. 1
PuAKUEsToa, Nov. it ?.- A commit u of
mmirntial eiusons, Inrisiilni; linn, J. ft.
I'oiS) and Ex-Uov. Orr, nul-iiah the rewrtt
of their examination of Troaauror Parker's
aebt ttutea-snt wIhcIi tKi-y this! rorrect.
The ciMiiiuiitie renort the toul dtU oi
South Cumlnia st ck-ven millhia nine
kunilrtKt. and mnrtv-flva Ounimn.t II, a
hundred snd six dollars, exclusive of tuna
numiiva inotiarna ownitj tn Vnrk.
Tli BiHrtlm Aniiiiicfin llM.nk Koi.r rl...
pany rrrtity tliat they have in their oa
aesMtm tlie w'hid tux millkus xtriliiin
ImmmIh Mil (,.v U.,lf k.ia ln.,..i,.,.l ,1.
ta print no mure bond or stotJuvf any
uu tui una state. ;
win xitm.ux TtHAt - 1
n.fiwnla Kum tt l'k. I utt,i lil.L
la'an at 10 o'clock this auanunii, .lu.lifcs
uu ana iwyan on tue Benin, ttiatrtct
torncv t Whin Aa Hie (rrmrampid ,.!
lievenly Joliuson fur ths ikfence. There
1 a mroe auuiuwe. corturi ctiailenrd
whole array of iururs oa tlie irrotiud
of fatal Itvtirulantiea in the dniwirur
Koverdy -lohusbn arjrat-d that the, nljec
tioa wsa merely todinioaL, ,.'v f
Judfre lkod stud the ciirteould not pn
(1 Iwamw only nine proru were) psos
if. He ileairKit hi r-ivnautt nn ih niiwi.ji
raiaed Iiv C'otbin and Uie eourt ailuaimeil
until to-uioii-ow at 11 e'cKiek., ( t -iK
Special Jotices.
DR. A. .. CAIilt, C !
llavsAsstsTABT rutetciASor lNrawrs ahp
Ckahitv IlosrtTAUi, ?f Tuaa Cm.) '
Oiler his prafeaaloiMl srrvkua w the t iU
seas of sUkhrk sad rtc lnlty. Knot .,
Exehansw BoteL 001 c hours, 8 to 10 a St.
sad f iwa 4 to f p. ax, i
su-tlo ;' A
ON MAIUUAOK, i .....
Hanof Relief for Yoona M frosa ths
rtrtxt of Errom and Aliases In early tile
Waulion rratored. tlenuas dtbtllty fureal.
Imi-txtiment to Marriiu removed. - hum
uwUmhI of troatintHit. nsw and remark bla
renHa'tua. and Cireulara anut (re. Is
Sealed nnvelope.
A0inS UHWJUU A!KK.VtAltOH, HO.
South Ninth 6t.,l'Ula.l,-JpUi, I' a. .
tV&'rCHSLQB-w HAQt DTB
Thl spteodld Hair Dye la the bsst ta tb
world. Haradea, RflabVi, tnstaetaase, iatt
ael euatsin lead, aor sny vtlaita B-eison, Is
aradaot paralysis or death. Avoid tha vacutod
and ilvuim prsisntloas baastlnf vhrtaes liny
do not Bosses, Tb Kwnlu of W. ABstcaw
hir's Usu Dye has bad W yearaVantaraiatMS
re-istattoa to spkald Its IntqrrtTa tM oulj
lfmtHalr DyaBlack r Browa. tWIdhj
all DruKKtat. Apply st Bond Bw, HI.
. saaiSt lasLw-l I as si i -. . . 1
" in t num ticci.
rrssessrss -. Ceaaeltseari '
. "TllK ONLY .jitkW. , ,
It hiiivnives aiaaitita aud duriMlitm. and
snrivaled (or it ilavor.
W ar direetnl by Meaara. LEA A VV
BINS lo pcuan ate all uliua maklns; or tua
bir faMiiUtrfi-Oa.
Jiltl.l HUNOAJI'B BHt.S, ARt'S;
siu( 16dnwatw n,w V.Ht.
jyY8 MIUTABY tX'HooL.
AltenUna at ualled lo the sdrertlseawut vt
K Kinjralamt' ottering ui Cuium Maiuto
and Kroanils for sale. ' N1 belter location or
tnOktliiKS w asll adopted for the par was
eoald be found la Hwiotat. - -
nuv80U . '
CUNDURA1G0!
Bliss, te -"Co'i.Fliiii Eitnct.
. thb woapaarei, aawaos vow
itiaiisa avauitla ai-miVlT, 1 ill
vnny r. n. no iiu.ui. .m-o un, in-
I'KKH, BtliT, KMEUW l AUi OTHKS
t'HKONtC Mt.tl DiMSABKli.
' Da P. T. Kk'.K.NKIiavineiu.tretnreedfrfmi
Eessdur and Itnia'.'ht with hlta a niisntitjr ol
ths ymiriiM VUNllllKANtHt IIAIlK, m.-ured
Uirouira . Uis olbeisl ieoraniendatlun and aa
sulaiH' of Ills Kllnc U Hrwcib-iit of
Kcasiur, audtlwUweninwiitaf Uiat Upuh
lie, w are iircparod to UU onler for tttos
limited estaet, and at a wtee an tut ouo-ausr-
ter of that which the eust ot tin trsl vsiy
smsll snpplv romiiellid na to charge,
Our t'Ll'll) EXTUAC' risir-iiaied frots Uie
umnHe CtNIH kAM.O liAKK frura LiK
Keiiailor. seen rid by asaintAiice of tliu auhort
Urn of that cooiitry. Sold by all Druui-iats la
plut buttle. Lai-Inn rm Uitsu our uaius, tcmle
mars ana inn uneciiont ' use. riuio, ttu.
Uitwratory wo. w, ve.iar Bi, fw i ura-j
HUKS, KKKNE Jtdo.
WL BuS, II. ., Waahliijfliin, IX, ttj i
E. Hr.iss, H 1)., Nsw York 1 V. T. iUssa. H.
1, Krw York. ' I - ' j -
"tfs"ir,sTa n 0 0 BE. HOLD
fres dttrliiR the cnmlnir year to every u'il
Iter ol Merry's Jlussiuu, lit Tn'edrt Jiid
Pnim-rov's Dpmnerjit !.,
2232s j
i: lUiaiv of II wiirtli and pep
OrweVy, Junu-a Vnr nn 1 In
Ilorsce tlre'
ilore Tlffm, loot ill iloii,,W wiilaiilei
vv,a JTmnTeTr"- A 1
Id olulibina .It offura three Irst-ctass persist
rail for Uie price f ono-ef Uisia. A vart- ty
of primilnms on aally ItbenU terms. It I
aa nrticisal. Brat elaa linfaibw. V U! nine A
itm. 'Ti Three .c-. iinen'e ., j, . Tn-e, ' AllJraM
8. WOoTSTS
A UKKTat WASTED IOH i
T 11 1 .T SAB OF B A T T L S
Ths Hiatorr of ths War twit we oo Traaee and
Osnanr, emnrauuiK also Paris audor Uut Com
minis, lov lutcatnuiima : mm oaaas; pi-tt'e,
J V' : 80,uu0 riii.loa slreaily sold, Tka nlv
eowiilet work. NnUilni enaals It to Sell
Makliis 10,uv0 eopks par month now, In
Kntiiuli snd (oiruui ,. Term aimiualsd Out-
Ill !. Ad.i'ia 11 tiOOOOt'AkU C ,
7 I ark row, rcw lora.
PATENTS ruTK
iirir aianrwai, wi rara Kuw, luia.
. 1 mtumI v Sva saara1 mriH-rieMM. 1
Vsiiiiitil euiilalnlna Pataut laws, with lull
Mlreettens kow to obtain 1'ateuU, fre.
I A Bound votam of I id paa, enatalninc
the stew cBaua byecnittUAWaau so inrii cuius,
ISO Eitursvtriirs of Meraanind Muvenv-ata.
Patent Laws and ralas for vklaialiis; t'atuits,
BHiiaa ua mceiitoi seeeau.
rMUUftHl ADVRHTItilMii IN Tilt
tl , to OKU) 1
fur U per Inch wr Month, w will insert
as Adveruasuimi in aa srst-eiaas r.
News-wp'. Inelodius; Dailies. Prnjtor
Lb.itaLa r-na lor smslier adv'ts. I.it sent flu
Addnias ' tsfciA f. KO ELL At,
aov t 41 Park Kowt New Yoi k
rnilE HAKK18UUK0 EAtllhY CK
1. aheller Co . want Altent to ssll' th
I mail i Comalislliira. Bat hireetio of la
kind. Mis at sight, Profits liw Eoreir.
evlars, sddniss ti (iENK M ULhMlrua.atr
or, oua , uarriswani, -
. a.. n.
W .WILL TAY J0. - 1
AicvnU ISO per wsek te sell u great ind
valualil diaeovoitia. If yoa want niiun t
hooorslil and piesaan wora, apply lor im
eulars. Addfisis 111 tit iJ daikaii,
ttH-hiKsa.
AOKl A M0HT11I Horse fBrtiLnul
Allred, Its.
OALi OF V ALL ABLE sULU. i
la obertliine to aa ordst frma tbe Coert
fr-abat of t-nraon eouuiv. w will nr ctti
Sll ta Um bitfliest triddar at the Court io -
rtoor. Iu Rubro lie I ueadav tl IV h its v i-i
Onwrntier next, a trai l of hind naiut-iiti-ji
(nhly w-rea. adjoinlnji the lda of oiko W
Nurwoud, Jaueis M. 1'a.ii nd oliiora, Weil
known as ths Harnett's mill ti ,-t, ! wi wh
Is slUiS-ed'S valusb's niainilaeutiins seat s
Cireuliir Saw AtilL Ti.ere Is ! Ul ht
pienu s yustuc Si'j'Ui urcharil ol ou iLua
ana mm - i
i ...ii.ii.la vnuld do well to rali ali.l x
suiin Ui s'lov dineriijod ittrtr ll It i
rare that such aa oppur.uiittj ia illisrsa lut ke
veatmatk -
Isans! A credit of six months will v.
uiveil, bond Willi appruvwl antitl iciuired,aid
tou M-luitii not 1,h mm at'ltiiauv la oaal.
KJtlll'SA B.Oic 1 I, I ,
' javk BMf' rr, i00"
1 JuiiM BAIiMtlT. dueatal
BOVl7'SWUU -
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A'T-Uj'V;
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'MTIOXAt LIFJB
INSURANCE CO.
t cum vtatvs or iiiaiti, -.
Wassubovob, DrO, -AOSA'CY
AT tLUKWir, If. a
Oartmi ky Iflal Art r tNasrsss; Assesni
' - r- -i- - - aaaj, , tUMMa
Baascn Ornea, Thiuai'K14'iha,
Wlierr the tlSidneaa .If llw. r.iaimnv m Imi.l
scV-d, snd to wh I. all aiersl eurrMisHidMKa
SBAwUheaudrsaMHl. .
otKicEnti
Ciahsscb fl l'uu, Tlillsdr-rplil, rreaidetit,
i lAiuajt, vaiairmaa rinanc auu -.
- avwuuvouoaimlttee.
L,ft1,!D Comn- hiiiirtoai I v.
E, lA. Bui J.ma, PlillaiK Ipfcia, , f Vtc Prw
fcatstuo W. rT, fiilLiaelLhJa, Jftii retary
1. T. Brows, VtMhiiur,,,,, Aart iWretiutos.
B. M. Mawrowr, 8uiriiitid. nl of A-rmetes.
raaacistl. 8BITH, M. D , M.iil.al liiroetor.
t EwraoMsias , D.,Ak Mcdlcu liirwtiw.
Wiu.iw R. t'Miaiii.aa. Waoiiiin.i aad
""" lUauisu, fUUmUpliia, Buiiuiora aad
Attomeja, - 1
OsshC4tls-l Aocnmlallona. Aa 1. 1K
t,iw7,iw.uo. . t
, i"iii Mia 'aa-
inliiuf Au. V, lr;ti 61a.UiW.
Caali K.i cijd fruoi uunnft aad other Ifatr-
M Ijii.lO.'SI,
CaalJ lucaMta, Swuajd. fiscal Yr.
TSB,Ulia.lSai .. ..
Nutalwr of rulUle tatnn) la 11 yaont
X Um Ouiy's uiattwm, II
Aaaoaat ol lusaranee, vt,Uia,7Uk . v
Th ctrarmttnarT Hml hmmum a Mia u
CWnni uaa Us estuuatsae la st-ieh at la
held ly tin paelKi, ed tlx sif ar isasat of
sw tiaatann tnnaartcd la lla twt t. uaw tat
lbs po patent-- ad iw pnw-lw, aad na aUa-t-abuily
to auat ta Mfjiuraawilai at Aanr a.
Iu STIOai, Lira lawaaairs t.xuair
A CAaCarTraAelU',k
IU rates of isrwultinvt an ss Ww as Is boss.
stataatwttheaiirsaafi-iy, ,
its olaa isntUmtv rrtga fro anv ennpltrw
tawa t aula, tateWy e., or icrtaousi
Slid disafipotiiiinriita of divuida, ,ir.
ii contracts an a. a tut, elar, sod impusat'i
tile Ui be tttlund4'rU'd, a miat-c- teriUiak
I 'a Pole ia otaiuia all ust Ui 1-r.unins saadav
try tli Cushmuiv, aad am urad)ia.'li llarnal.
Al the fahwiUis and prHic-tr.-a elm a ea
be saft-lr re td to th toatirM, rw irivew hy
tins eeaBinindly rwnitar snd atnmt; I onifamv.
To at-wl ol itiUTiia, ara deMnia ot
IranasrtMta' tin oaatnoas Lire Itiasrasiew
ia aaawalt snS cwm.1 prlMripl,-, tli C-oOI-auiy
I pre.arrd Ul otftfT hia'raj tndlM-vBMrll
as esa he allunled bv It low rat.-.
ApiateaUons for tfTV or for pd rrles atay
ha surf, to tli Coiauy at It bnwh OUlv
la I'BlJadcliJ.av or to -
l V, I ES l I), Jr.,
tvaasaAL Aoaav,
10 U halvn.U, N. 0.
arteaboro' rioney r.XarUot
- n in '
liCn.NU KATES Of BAN K KOTta. AO. .
- wv -
VI II JtOM Al ,!Utlk,H. II A N k K lift A N It
SlvUASi.s haossHS, n. aril kiaa BTaJtar,
Oassaarahii. i,
Banknf H e..,,...,.;..,........ ..,', V
cia riwr,i,....,.i..,,.,'. an
Charlotte., .r..,i,. ao
Wadwtwo. ,,,,, !
'rimntctoa .., 9H
RnxbwV. , in
Ibomasvifi.,..,..,,,,..,,,.,.,,,, 5
OraliaiB... v., ,,...,, &
LmimrtoD . ,
tkmoueree,,,, ft
fv,)ttviiio , a
VaueevvilUi . j.. 1
liiwhitHt' banknt Meabera...... $0
Vartuws' haiik tif timaiaiiorw1, 4., Ml .
Miners' aral t'lautera' lUuk.. ..c.a.. 1(1
Canluerelld Hioik of v iiuuuirtoa. . .. ft
Vwvhita Hank Nnles avenge alioill 4
Uouin Clarviui 9li
0.rri;ia .,.,!...., K.1
Jt. O. 11. R. woi lt ,
Ws huy and sell athtusral prnt, (t.id afid
Silver, NurlU Carolina Uoaiia, ( uili-d btataa
nolius ami All ollit'l uiarkutabl aUfCka,
Orders for hank NoUis by det4ora tMid tltm-k
holder ift Uaaas aul alii nuini prow4 at.
lafiium. , ,:.
haitunis toretprm mw;t uf Hsk eohs
Ae.. villi be made oa tlie dav seevwl, tv
eH k oa Nrw York ar baiuiaure, as la cur-
rM y, sa acwree.
Li.cahd tiro tunre I'tlklas Issaed In
Ituod Unuiiwuisa, slieatntaaV 5 .
mar luiiui'v
V ' v-
il!!Ml
'pME LABWEeT BlPI'I.Y Vt Ml !..
1. tdud Uif any pb J ilu, or AluaM
bwok to N U. bonk t'r.
' WlihliU'lf HASOS ALg 1 UK LEsTa
" iltl NASlIt
Is a quuatkiu asked a ever and ovvr-sr-itiR.
i
Ws Know Utvy ar Ui UM by swihc and
ivethuii A A : '
Oum ACiijTir for mtikiuj; li st roairam
sos's between Plsans of ibiri-niit makers, are
audi a os oct or vns TSJin cm p"ia
0l,t rorif nt Wwfy, a gfmt llijlrtttly sad
at, sad bat f iw i Susans tw vbs Ttttui
sir turtunate eBOUKh to acquire. Ot'fe ax
Tkjinsu axi'taisscs etaidia lo sssii.e a
cur net eaUiiut of tb value ef a 1'isite, and
wukarr aiXctiui-Bcl) de, uleJ isifavw of Uie
WEBER.
hVnAnrc tntn ln nlsi-ed in Uu cuiutrm iaoiiof
thew bHtrunirutA fa-c,iiai,
A ., Xii. ALLkhX UhiO.n
Is not etily aw sconniph-lit-d rnuie ijn,-a si,iil
fttl artluAii,htit sa himorab'a,lith toned m&ioi
buAarwr 'wlw values hi wvrd and tl.r rtputa
kioB uf fais lntnlut. . A t '
Send for CstaloiHa of Flno',
to . ' dtal VAN. HOLT S A-. '
s..ivUtf , . fvicralK. Va. '
V)T!CR-T. POLICY Ii- ! Ut:i
TiM. It Bail.v inrr.,.ii i- V iA
Ik a ruula Ain-ul f ttli- N.i !i-:L, 1 fi la-
aUlalM-tt ( IIIHi4liy, bill Will CCil ifi'H- m i,i- ,Vfe
and lwMli pli BISiui aeUi :jl -.i '.c--ol 1
l?piaatit4.
. , ViM I'i '-VV v. v;:,
rv. ... t. I .: ...fc c. '
gov 4 4w '
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MORTON II O U S k ,
fiy a;i.tor,i.f Va.triti Aveu. r" mi',': ! .1 a
Won. :
jtorf'm ek.!h ;- 1 '"c I
i, kar ask by J. A. d'oCrt. -. .v,
aiviU , ' Uai'-i.-', - 0.