VOL. VII..
IHEJIIIXSENTINEL.
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hours twin 7, A. M. to 8 P. M-, during
the week (except whit tin inaila are. be
ing distributed.) '-'""
Time f Arriad nd Ctoiinf tU Mails.
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Ik k it Mime, 8-Xft P. M.
OBica hour far Kceiitensd Letter and
Monet Order Department, from 8:80 A.
L to 4:30K P. M. ' . i
No mails rcceWed or aent on flundaja,
tlw-refore tba offloa wjll not ba opened on
that day. " . "
' Raleiuh Cottoh Mahikt. Iteported
tor the BkirrraaL by Lynn Adam, Cot
"fc.n YacUr7 "Grocer," Jtcrilarket 8qnam
RaleiuE, Mat , 1878.
BecaipU UvdajS balei" prica firm at
8t 1-4 cent.
HujWTSBAPBa.
Memorial Celebration to-day.
' aa. Wade Hampton daliTcra the ad--dreaa.
: - V ; ;; . ; i
"" Soutborn Baptlat ConTontion met jea
day, attendance very Urga. , ,
It accmi to ba a foregone1 conclnaioo
that a National Democratic Convautioa
wilbe called.
We Rave had the plcaaure of meeting
ererat of th delegatea to tha Baptut
Convention.
The prnbabilitlee and lodieationa are
that Gen, Uaqoot k wUl ba nominated for
President by the Democrata.
Waifi AuaT. .. . .
A good lUtanor i ai needful to a witty
tulkir oi atoel to flint. It ia tha sharp
t-ootact of the two which makes the spark
Hy.
Have jon much Ssb in jour bag t naked
a person of a flahermaa. Yea, there's a
good eel in it, was tha rather alipparjr
-reply. "
'Th man who aaid two porcupineamak
one prickljr pair, is a knighl of the quill,
and not a professor of the UigUur math-
InatictN. . . .
The " coldest March" on record Bona
parte's retreat from Russia, . f
An exchange knows an old toper who
has a Doll V arden nose. 5
One of tha.latest patenU granted In
WaabingUm is for an improremenU ia
chignons. '
A Western burglar wants a patent on
aa ImplwTatf' pwiny"-
p.oh ! Who cares for Beecher," says
Fanny Fern, "I osed to go to school to
Die sister." . ' ""'
MEs.Oov. BKi.Laad Mr. Lacy Polk of
Warrenton, are at the YarRorough Uouse.
, v
T member! ot Raleigh Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1, are invitad to
toni jrnoMJJHLiLi:." v. v," "
mH at Firemans" Hall, to join the escort
of the Udiea' Memorial AseociaUun. ,.
- There will be a meeting of tha Conser
vatives and Damocrata of Houae Creek
Township at Hayes'. Store on Baturdnj
the 1 1th inst. Chs. M. Busbee Esq., and
' others will address the Meeting.
All art Invite to attend. ;
Messrs. P. A. tv(4Cn---OnN)f'tbe
best nouses to Ballimore ill this obAMr.
Dunn is well known'i Nrth Carolina as
(fentlemaa of the highest lnUgritr,ent
honor: He was for many years connected
Vlth the eoDerlntendeoey of tha Raleigh
and 6Mton,railroI,andhaiwndoingfor
everal veara a moat auccWul busins In
Baltimore. It gives, os pteasar. to d
tiis for any house which wa, can ao eon-
rieBtiously and so highly endorf
' MsMOKiAL PAl.-Tb following will
t 4.. ut eisetcwis lot ton ouaerv-
atice of memorial ceremonies to-day:
- - The various organizations, designing t
aa the occasion will men ai
th laat front of the Capitol at Si o'clock.
' P. M , where they will be aligned places
in the oroceesion. which is to mot,eto the
VConfederata Cemetery. -Th.
exercises at the cemetery will fom
men. at 4 1-S o'ejock. , Tha ladies are
tqated to awmble there iy hat time
- with their'floral decorations.
.1 The Annual Memorial Oration will be
A..,.A hw Sen. Wad Hampton. J
Local Dot. . .
kNew Xvp ara twto; erected at th p.
otne. - '
Good cor Jkj to vry acafc In this
r-ction. ' .... v.
Pic Dies are now all the rage among all
classes, .
Linen coat and straw bats are. now in
the ascendency. . ......
Rev. Father McNsinara ha rt'tiirnt d to
the city. . ,
Th Dully Tardea eyebrows are got up
by fuuoilag and sifted charcoal tboreupon
disposed. .
The It A O. R R, autlioritiea are giv
ing th oridga on Hillsboro (treat tie
long needed coat of painting. .
Wa wer pleased to see at our ofRc to
day Dr. P. W. and R. U. Ktagsbwry,
tj., of OiforA They are in our city on
business.
In many portion of the city back lots
need attending to. Tbe atmosphere is
impregnated with odors that do not re
mind one forcibly ot am it eolagm.
Th officers, and member of Rescue
Fire Co., Will meet at th-.-it, hall to-day
(Friday) at t o'clock in full uniform.
By order of tha txrmaa.
" Bl.ABTIKO PoWDC FOR DkMOCKATS
AMD CoKaVATivsB."-Buch is the title oi
campaign paper to be published in
Raleigh by John Speimaa, E q. , He pur
poses to make it aa efficient and sprightly
paper, that will lender much service If
properly 'supported la tha approaching
political contest in onrttata. W wish
him great success. , , .
The Treasurer of Mat baa made the
following important decision : "' '
Cotton held in other Mates by parties
in North Carolina, free front incumbrance
or on which money or supplies hsv been
advanced and the cotton held as collateral,
is subject to taxation. .
Individual bonds and account do in
other Wtes to 'ptTties in North Carolina
are subject to taxation ' -
Tan RtconTucTaD Fammkb for Kay
is ea our table, It is wU filled, aa la
usual, with excellent math tor the cotton
and tobacco raiser, Tbe proceedings' of
tha Ooodwya Agricultural Club, com
posed of over twenty gentlemen in Gran
ville, of unusual intelligence, will be'
found to be well worthy of attention. Th
main subject discussed was immigration.
An abstract of Maj. N. A. Gregory's able
speech against Immigration ia well re
ported,- Tha Ittemutriutei Farmer is
published at Tarboro'.TIilgpen A Stamps,
Editor, at 2per annum, . s, X"
DKi.ioHirri. ToBACCaOur empty to
bacco box was filled yesterday by our
friend, Charles Christopher, the very de
serving and popular family grocer, with
tobacco of a very fragrant sort, ' Ha fur
nished as with th " Queen of Raleigh "
prepared by 8. A. Parbam, Raleigh,
" Choice Durham," by Lockhart A Par
rish, Durham, and -Eureka " by Morris A
Mr. Christopher has sua ot tha neatest
establishments in th city, on FayettevUl
traet, near th aaw Standard office.
At . ill Yabood8 Hoc8E.--Tb
following prominent gentlemen are regia-U-rcd
at th Yarborongh Houae : Rev, Dr,
Eilgar Levy Philadelphia, Ret. Lans
ing Burrows, New Jerney, Rev. Dr. JT A.
8mUh.4i$Sr Chicago Btaudord, Andrew
Ketau, Petersburg, P. ATTlJuSnTBiiltt'
mora, Rev. Jno. L. Carroll, Wsrrenton,
Vs., E. P. Branch, Petersburg, T. A.
Donoho, Miltoil, Jas. A. Oraham, Ora
ham, J. R Graven, editor BiptM, Mem
phis, Tenn., ft K. Kllyaon, editor Rich
mond DupatcK , . ,1 .
Warhen CotKTt Notes. The drought
ht'-injorinfv. toUrcii.,. pUmU.Eartping
nperations are very bsckward. - IUvx Mr.
Bailey, pastor of th Warrenton Baptist
church, will not be able to atund th con
vention on account ef iickneas. ,
Oxroao Note. Th radical elected
their candidate for Mayor, ir. Leollidas,
C Taylor, and two eoaimissjouera. Tbe
conservative elected two encelleot mem-
bara-of tha boaid.Di.il. C. Hemdon and
John BlckanXBlV HumV-E,
a very worthy gentleman and a merchant,
was the conservative caddidato for Mayor.
Flout iavwoith $14 per baJrel, (tod very
scarce. Bom of our Raleigh gnjears
onght to supply that market at a less
un Pot ia worth 85.0V to'IO. iris
very dry in Granville, and crop and" gar
den ar wlferinjf. ' 4 . - Tj - .
:- -mV
'Ma Onareirr Aoaih After our no
tic of Mr. Iloraos Greeley had been
printed Valued Jfriead ?from Warren
oountv. who wa one a pupil of her, in
formed e that w were i vror a to that
lady's being" of Southern birth. BhaUa
w Yorker, and Uaaht chol in War
renton. She wn veryXhandsom when
married, which event took place in th
Episcopal Church, in Warrenton, at un
rwe. on tth Jhly 1S3, Rev. Dr. Norwood
performit'g te ceremony. It wa before
the dr of railroads ,hi our State, so the
bfidal psrty spent tha first night atth
ewtnrry ino of Mr. Utile, who nredaome
h .lf inUe Irom the present depot ot Lit-
,ui.. and who was it father of Cot
A vest FINE nkOAa ia on ehil)iuo I
atWPiaWrtoonU.JeIiro J
A Don. Bee advertwemewt.
We Hear that it is nrobabli
et at ai
effort ill be made some time during this
sunviaer to get np aa excuraiua from this
city u Marion, McDowell eooney.
Weathkr Ki.ronT, aa marked by ther
UrirtmeieV at J. A; Juaea Bookstore, May
9tb. 1S72 . 4
At f a. sr., inside, 76. At door 80..
" 13 , 80. ; 87,
tjf,-, - it.. - " o.
Basket Picnic The editor are
under cT)TiEi.Vns to the Kansgnrs for aa
mvitaiioa to attend a BaaketPicaic on the
17th lnL, to be held at SHlliurnle, near
this city. It will alford th m much plaaa
ure to attend if withia tlu-ir power.
.. i . - . . - '
A Cd. Below wa give the card of
Biinaa B Craven, on of the colored dele
gates from this city to the Cincinnati
convention. It is a denial of som of tha
reports which Simon's angry brethren
have put in circulation concerning him :
Rai.eiob), May 8, 1873.
Jfoura, tditori a Will yon allow me,
through the columns of your paper, to
deny a false rumor which, ia circulating in
this city concerning myself. The rumor
was put into circulation l)f l it unscru
pulour liar, and is to the euVct that I had
gone to the Li Itexal convention held
in Cioeiunati, and wa put to great trou
ble to procure the Decesavry means to get
back boine. This I in infamous be, and
all who hear it. hear a lie.- I was well
cared for, and well provided for. by Mr.
W. B. Mason and several other gentlemen
of tbe delegation before I toft the city.
Very respectfully, ' ..
- , ' blMON B. CRAVEN.
Tim' a and places of holding tha Nomi
nating IXmocratic-ConaaVvativ Convso
tioos in the several Congressional District
of this State, vir?
- lft District, at Edeaton, Thursday May
38,1873. . ,:
3d District, not yet appointed. , '
3d District, at Wilmington, Wednesday
June 8, 1873. . : :
4th District, at Raleigh, Thursday Jun
8,1873;-, - . .'. ; v .'
5th District, at Oreenaboro', Wednes
day, May t9K'"r-"
th Dirtrict, a. Charlotte, Thurday, May
33,1871 . ' V
7th District, at Wlikeaboro', Thuraday,
May 38, 1873.
8th District, Marion, McDowell CoM
Saturday, June 1, 1873.
" BLASTIXC-POWDER?
Democrat and ConwrTtive5.
1 Fopulir Pipr for the Cimpilgi.
John Spelman, Editor,
v . K'A l e i a n , n. a
On or about Wednesday the 23d
lust., will be issued the- first BUTuber of
the People'i Campaign Paper, bearing the
above name. It wiil be issued weekly
till the close of the August election.
TEHM. '
Single copies, $ .38
Clulx oi five and upward, to mt ad-
dr, five copies for - 1.00
" BlMUing-Pmeier 4 will heartily and
vigorously support tha nominee of the
Greensboro' Convention and expo and
denounce, unrelentingly, Radical rascality
and abuses. It will b larger than, but
much upon th plan of tha " IAUU Ai
der," so successfully conducted bx, the
undersigned during the, memorably Cam
paign of 1880, and will occasionally con
tain (pprnpriuta illustrations.
A paper learicM in rpxumise, ana atsaia-
able by reason of its extremly low price,
is much heeded by -the great mas of th
people and cannot fail-to- aid in arousing
them to the deplorable condition to which
we are all reduced by Radical villainy and
mis rule. Tha subscriber calls upon the
active, leading men of the Silts to aid
him in reaching th popular mind by
giving- to this, psper the widetf clicula-
lim, , A slight effort on tha part of each
of such men in tbe several counties of tbe
Stats will secure at one a circulation ot
tAarty thmtmud copiaa which. will b th
mean of laying important tacts and figures
before one ' to two hundred "Ihoosaod
reader weekly. Th effect" of this naad
not be (I wait upon, To acbiava soch a
result surely Is worthy a bttl eHott. Bnail
ft not b mariel Bfhd In th Tof suV-
scrip tions. Already they come ia cluu
of tens, fiftiea and hundred, Tha cash
moat in all case accompany the order.
A limited number of select advertise
ment will be inserted, by urgent request,
at $1.80 per inch for the first and aevanty
fivecntieach subsequent insertion. The
Bwnsy must also accompany iht ad vextise
manta. . . .-'
Address, . , ISO. SPELMAN,
i Editor A Proprietor,
1 : Raleigh, N.-C.
J3JT Our bretheren of th pre will
dd to our obligations by giving th
above a few insertions and such notice as
tbey think the enterprise merit, and also
by extending to tbnlaroroi aa ex
change.- '
V , . ' em a i -
Dutcber'g Ltgntnins Fly-Killer
maps tlwas a uA clears tt boaaa speain
Try It-Sold tT asalaia everywhere.
pr BoddAwa
Q UOIC
MIL VLB AND UOLOtN
RAUEIGU, N. C; FKLDAT, IAY1(V
B0VTUE&3
BAPTIST
COSVBS-
riT BAt'a rHocEXoiMua, , .
According to appoiintmeat tha delegates
to th Southern Baptit Convention as-
bled yesterday at th .Baptist church
in this city. " -.-. -f ''- :
At 10 a. m., Rev. Dr. I. W. M. Wd
liama, of the First Bapti Church, ot
Baltimore, ana of tha Vioa-Preaidenta,
took the chair and called th Convention
to order. ... ; '
On assuming tha chair Dr. WilUama ra
grertecl tb necessity that called hiia to
preside temporarily over th deliberalion
at th Convention as that necessity was
caused by the abaeaca of their beloved
brother and accomplished President, Rev,
P. H, MeH, of Georgia who was detained
at nnm by sick sets, and th absent- of
Vice-President, Dr. Cohtmam of Ky-. Dr.
Burrow, of Ya,' aad Dr. Shell, of Hi.
Such a thing, h said had never happened .
la tha past history' of the Convautioa. II
feelingly alluded to tha aad intelligence
of tbe death of Dr. A, M. Poindexter, of
Va, and to that or Rev." Dr. J. B. Taylor,
of Vs., eecretary of the Board of Foreig
Mion. ' .---h. "., '!
After, singing th 1st Hymn of the
Psalmiat, tb Vke-President -pxoaiding
read tb 4th chapter, 3d Epistle u Paul
to tbe Corinthians, prayer was offered by '
Rev, J, Ar Broadua, of Souifc Carolina, j
' The amea of delegate were called for
and th following States were found to be
represented a follow :
: y LIST OP DELEGATES .
MABTI.ASD.
Firet Chunk, !) timer-! W M Wil
lisms, J. B. Thorns, f r.,' E Calvin Wis
liama, Jno. Miller, T. T. Qwin. E D
Nixon, ino. Pollard, Jr N. C Najlor. t
- StvenU Cnvreh, RUtfaerVr T Brant
ly.Chaa. Tyler, A T -Crane, 0orga R.
French, J A Smith. ' ' '. '' ?'. j;
Sunday tkkuel, ft ChurAk V Crsne,
Chaa, Tyler. ,? it--
Eutate PUu CluriM, Baltimert R Tal
ler, B B Warren, Joshua' Levering, H. J.
Chaadtar, Lansing Burrows, R M Long,....
Sunday School, EuUm Place Chttrek.
Joshua Levering, B B Warren. '
Franlli (yuan, SaltimoreCieortt
W6anderIin,T Wilson, J J Briggs, P A
DumvW B Grave, W N Cote Nelson. ,
Wossaa'i Mimum JVr ttemenef Mary
land i w M wuiiam,,:
uontA, ;
" J J Toon, D Shaver, J H Fortaon, J H
Kjlp-itrick, 1 W Ellington, W D Horsky,
Fli Haygoyd, W H Whitaett, G R Mc
Call, M B Hardin, J Dixon, A R Callo
way. D G Daniel, N. N Chsndier, J II
DeVotie, T E Skinner, J J Pierce, T A
Keid, H. A Topper, A P Abell, A P
Aburst, AD PKilP-
... ALASAKA.
Jrnt CHurdt, Mrttgimirg W OwhT,
RHRawlings.
St. rraiuie St, MoWe-A B Wood fin,
R Fuller Maiilv. .. .
Siltaa Chvreh, Varum -M T Sumner,
T n Sumner.
Tutkefet CftKecft Coluinbu riuiilu, '
but at large David Leo. '
...!-. mmisiirrL : , -
J 3 Andrew. . j, . , :
missouel
L M Berry. M t Breaker, J R Starke,
A E Roger. . :
: TEXAS. :.,-
JaY Lee.MH Howard. J H Strib.
ling, J P Pritcbard, J H Oweu.
KEMTUCET. '
A 8 Worrell. A K Davia, N Lone.
H D W Straton, B H Caldwell, H f Uuck-
ner. . - V
Oeorgetamn CnurthB Manly, Jr. A
;N . ' tiasoni, ,-. h
W F BroaddiHK A nroaddua, C C Bit
ting, N W Wilson, Thus h Deunaway,
Geo t Arlnms, R Jones, J B Jetwy Geo
B. Taylor, Thoa Hume, Br., W K Hatcher,
J B Lake, 1 R Garlic. W D Thomas, J
J Carroll, C H Kvianii, C L Cocke, H K
ETIyton-j T-W yiiaiaiiisadr..W(A
Wbiteacarvar, H A Tupper, A E iiickm-
aoa,0 R Dickinson, J 1 kuicanuoo, J L
M Curry, C Tyree, A f Ainu. J t, joim-
i, J G Field, t C Ioug, C T Hutbtrlin,
T H Kerfoot, t w Ueana, A Bagby, I It
Bag by, J A ChambUea, i W Jones, K H
La, M W Raid, W elate, J O Miller, II
beo Kllyaon, Alex w sixer. K v creaun,
A K Owsn, A E William, B Branch,
J A Alwahains, W L Pitcher J A Speight.
S Finsley, W lloora, U fattv, J 1
rundidph, J fl Warkms, J It Winrtew,
T J Hsnle, A P Davidson. T J totarka.
Hunnt Pone VnurcA Lulpeper la.
Jno G Miner, Jaa G Field. .
Bt-. aslcgata. ,
vcnia cahcxiha. '
W T Brooks, W T Walwra, W M Win-
gat. W R GaultiMy, R D Graham, Jse.
ilitcholl, 1 D Hufban, T H PfUttiarrt, T
B Justice, J PurUoy, F M J.mln, J
U M ilt, H Lennon Tnos. -6wadlr, J B
Boot a, R H Griffith,. S Giimora, S P
Bmita, J K Howeil, A D Buck wood, J
U M"rsh, J M IKCE, u Yl:l,KB, I
Dixon, N B Cobb, J P M.n, G W. I'u,.
nfciy, A McDowtU, Jas. W D:xo.i.JIX
Stalling, At Biewan, J e evm.
Joaaa, A R Pitm.o, O 1J Powell, U u
Powell, Joo. W tout, L V Jaell, W
Kennedy, W Hoot er, B G Coringtoo, N
A Puretoy,W B RoylL C E lay!., A
M Lewi, J H WtOQ, E Crutch field...
Joo. Kerr, Jas. Poteat, J S Heasunla, J J
Yarboroujrb, B Middle, Berry uoauin,
J P Fauon, A X raises, J D Dsvia, 8 I)
Faison, R U Marsh, i U Kichar lson, D
Mason. J 8 BtidLf. T R Owen, Levi
ffhonw, B Oliter, Win. Brunt, W 8 Hor-
rell, Hugh MeAlpin, u W - mil, U -Jt
Beunet, C Durham. i . ,
aoCTK CABOLIV. ' ' ,
J B Bote. E T Winkler, J C Fnrman,
Wnx, W imams, J A Broadus, C H Foy,.
J L tb-rnotds, Jao. Culpepper, vm w.
Rice, J K' Mendeohail, L H r-hock, A K
Durham. L C Ilinton. R P. Wilson, OF
Gregory, A W Lamoo, W f Luwiaay, Lu
Iber Broaddu. Joo. Stout, Tnos. Dawson,
D O Brensoa, W A Galnea, S M Kiciiard
.. T P Stulih. S W Bookhart. Wm.
Thayer, W i 6nider, A Bii. W L
Brown, Ja. B Lowery, J B CaiwUa, J H
LMvclle. W A Tberr,lL C T James, F II
Jim, J C Davidson, J E L Holmes, S
General Ameeiatianef MiidU Ten
and Sort dbtmma f. G. Jpn, W.U
Nelson." ..- .-.! ...i
1st Cnurea, rAtb-T. O. Jonas.
Ventral &p. Vkmit Mtmyhie-A. Laa
Drum.
rXoniDA. " '
No delegate. . i
While til list of delegate waa being
perfected tb ooavcutio sang th hymn,
' Air hU ' th power ol Jews' nsme."
Prayer wa offered by RevyO. P. Adam,'
of Virginia, . .
The chair announced that the election
of a President waa in order, and appoint
ed Rev. W. D. Gwyn, of Ahv, aad Jno.
MilchaUV-of -X-C nd Meosra, A. Pop
Abell, of Ga., and T. B. Smith, of S. C,
telleil to (uperlnteod th election, . t
Rev. J. B. Jeter, of Vs RevDf. Bojf,
of 1 C and Rev. Dr, Curry, of Ve., wr
placed in nomination. , ..
Dr. Jeter sjd it Wat not graceful i
him to decline to allow himself to bt
voted fo but he earnestly beaeeched del-
i-gate not to vote for him, !
Rev. Mr. Hunw, of V.. moved that one I
dthyat b appoiuted to cast tb bll
of th convention for Secretaries ; carried.
Tba chair appointed tha mover of th
nloo, who gave th ballot for E Calvin
Wliliain, of Blumre, and T. S. Sum
ar, of Ahfc, " present incumbents.
Wbil th Ullers, sppomted to superin
tend tbe election, war engaged In mak
ing up Uwsir report, Rsv. Dr. Jeter, of Ve,
conqucwa iiw iwrniinu.i . -.--.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Dargan, of & C, ; i
Revv Mr. GwUi, of AUw, oua of tb
tellers appointed to superintend th elec
tion vt a President reported that 314
ballot bad, been cast; necessary to a
ekoio 108 aad that Dr, J. B, Boyo of S.
a had, icoaivedj, tha retjnisite aumberc
Dr. Boys ; wa declared duly eleetod
President. Th President elect assumed
tb chair and in doing so addressed th
Coaveation in remarks, of peculiar appro,
pristeaaaa to Uie occaaian, -. : , ,
Rev. Dr. Broad lis of 8, C, presented a
mallet to th Convention, tbe handle of
which " was niitft of balm wood from
the banks of the River Jordan, and th
head, of Oliv wood from the Mount Ot
Olive.- :- --. r
On motion of Rev. Dr. Jater, of V
the thank of the '.enveotli wa re-
tuimd to th donor. " '
. The lection of tli four Vi Presi
dents was now gens iuto and a number of
nominations were! niaue. -
, While the tellers wore eounting the
ballots tba Convention again engaged in
devotionid 'exerciaeai Th hymns. Tt
religion I that can give Ac." There I
fountain filled with blood Ac," and
" Juaue luver ol my ul Ac," wer nutg.
,, Praver wer 'offered by Revs Messrs.
Hillsman, of Tenn., FulUw-of Baltiniote,
audMaaoa of N. C. TC ' .
Mr. A. P. Crane, one of the Iy dele
gate fiin Balliinore, addressed the
Convention making touching allusions
to the separations cuused by th war and
th joy aitti Which he afterward met
his brethren at Ruwellrilln, tCy.
Be OMicVaded his remark a, by urging
the importance of uniting to take meas
ure to fill up th vacancies In ths isnks
of thus engaged in doing their Uatrr's
bidding, when called away to their re
ward,"ia. . , e.
The teller appointed to aHpnrviae the
election of Vka Presideota, returned ad
reported the following as ducted :' Ik.
J. L. M. Qurry, of Virifluia ; A. J'. Crane,
of Msrj laad; A. P. Abell, of GOOD'S "d
Sj K. Davis of Krntucky. '
. Rt V, Pr. Blunt ley, n llarylanrl, otTnred
a rrwdutloB raising a omuiuitte, emaat
ing of Rev. DfT Br oadu7of 8. C, awl
Rev. Dr. Jeter, of VVto report pmiia
tions expressive of the loss that this Con
vention has sustained iu th death of
taryof ttW Board of Foreign Minions,
aad 1W, Jln M.. Poindexter, Assistant
Bccietary. ... . , .: , , . v. ;
. On motion, tbe name of lh mover of
tb rewiliiti' was sddyd to the proposed
Committr. .. ,., . ,
- lh're:ution was put trX aota and
unsiilnioiislt adopted, - A
tist Churuh of this city, nunouueed ih.it
h had received Mialligenrw that Bwiher
BwrW; V. Yemiw,f Miasowrtj wo had
been selected to preset! the Introductory
Sermori, nor th Atlernato, Rev. V. J.
'hnrtoB, of Kentwkv, euiHrt t tt
Ot motion, ItoyJ; W. atV Ulwn., wf
BaTJmore, wss ebosen to deliver th ier
mon. v
On motion. 'hi visitirr wethran were
On Ri-iiVnt, )t was sgreext that the Coo
veutioit slmuH m et fnt wualneas at
p. m.,. apt-nil h lf sn h w hi dtvtiaJ
axerrise nJ rljfurt at X' pi m; .nitatl
again at-8 p. m. arft stijotttn at 8 i m. '
APr prajer by Rev. Mr. nillmma. ot
Bafsim'irc, th tobveution ,-
uuiil p. m, ' ' '
' 1UlATrM, to. i :
At I p. m tb Convention1' w cUei
to order by th Presuleut
. Th 17tt byiaaof tli psalmist was
scng. Prayer by fiVv. Mr. Culpepper, of
R. C. .Th rendinj of tlw report of tbe
Roil al Folrimi Mission, was declared
tb btitiaew srit in otJr. . 1 n report
wa read by th Curre.p.r4mg tMcretary
of tl Board, Re. H. A. Tuprr, D. D.'
of Va. The Ruort U toll of instructive
and valuable statistical etid 1 hisrorical to
formation and Will b read with great sp-
nreciatioa bv those iutrcrted. in such
On mottoa of Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of
Vs., th setsral portion of tba report
wrierrJ-.to the .tilowmg.cooiniit
tees : -''
' t. Deoeaaed Corrrpding Socratark
and MUaiotiarir. ' i
1 Bible Women.
8 flora and Foreiga Journal. .
4. African Miaioa.
6. Ciilna Mission. ' ,
1 Europe Miio. " 1
T. Permanent Fund.
8 Policy of B"rd. ' 7
t. Greatest need of all. -' 1 ': .
0a motion, th rep'wt of th Treasn
urerofth Board, Kdwia Wortbam, was
read and adopted
Tha report of tha Board of Domestic
and Indian Mission was read by its so
retary, Rev. Dr. Sumner, ot Alabama,
The several portions of th report were
referred to th Committees on Domestic
Missions, tuJian Missions 'and Colored
Peopl. '-
Tba report of to Treasurer of h
Biard waa aloo read and adopted.
Th Committee on Credential was an
nounced to eousist ot th following mem
ber:' 1 !- ,
. Levering, of Md- ; (S H Rjlsnd, of
Va i J T Hufhan, of N. C, ; Oregory,
SC. ; Q n KHptflcfc, of Os.1, V& Msa
ly, of Ala. ; j J Eamet, of Mis. ) C
ErM,of Tenn. Jl Caldwell, of Ky, ;
J P Pi itch aid, of Texas, and J B
J B Stark, of Maryland.
Turn report of tha Sunday School
Bjiard wa read by th Corresponding
Secretary, Rev. Mr. Boy km, of Va., and
referred to the committee onth Purther
Plans of the B ar i and on the Finsncial
condition of the Board. Tha report of
the treasurer of the Board was read and
adopted.. " ' ''' "' " "
; The chair announced the fnllowing
roinniitte"s rn the r ()iitt uf th Board
of lonie.4tic Misntmal ; ' ' " " I
" LWiimiih ft ,lMm'4''')ftiieln,-ii.
Full., of Md:, J, II. D ftjj in, of 8. C,; Q.
R McCatl, of Oco C. Sniiih, ol AI., W.
H. Howard, of Texas and N. C Divts, f
Kentmky. ; ; y,
, Cemmilt en Indian Miuiun.T. E.
Bkluuer, of Ga., J. Culpepper, of 8. (X,
J. W.M, Williauia, of Md., U, L. "wk,of
Va., W, T. Brooke, of N. O, R. 1L Raw
ling, of Ala., and J. H. Stribling, of
Texaa. - -r
Committee en Colored iWi.-J. Lit.
Curry, of Vs., F. Wilson, of Md., R, H.
Griffith, of Sf C, J, L. R ynoliK of & O,
T. A. Reid, of O., L. II. Milllkin, of
Tenn., W. If. Howard, of Tela and B, M.
Berry, of Md. :. , , v ;
A letter waa read rrom the Monument
Street Baptist Church, Tungchow, Bhao
toong Pntvlnce, China, written by a eoro
miltee of Ihst church pnolulel for that
purpose, Tljie letter was signed by Ewo
Kumj Tsal, Slw IJoo- Yutji and Clung
Yun Who. ' Tha latter wa dated Em
peror Tung, Cni, ltlth year, lin moon,
8th day, (Jan, ISth 1873 ,
Th letter waa ruforred to a committee
oonsiating of Mssare. Jeter, Bruadus and
Crane. :,.;.&.,,. ,f- ;nt ; J..
-The report of the Treasurer of tha con
vention, Jte. G. W. Norton, of Ky, wvi
read and adopted. '',
The elacilo of Treasurer of the coo
vwliltda was gona into, aa I Uv. M. W,
Norton, of Ky., was sleeted by aoclsnia-
Rev. N. Long, nf Ky., was elected Aud
itor alo by acclamation. ' ;
H v. Dr. Buiunwr, ot Ala., introduced
to tha ounvmitota t. W. Buahyhead,
chief of the ( hrntktie Indians of thi stale.
Col, Buchyhuud tame lorward and was
received aiiil etmtfld by "the President,
( Ol, ItiKlijIieml umde a short addn-sa
to the rotivenlion, In alucii be stated that
the niajmity of his people aere BiiptUta,
anil were in a very .destitute condltior,
and he was nerd lo as aui lor mem.
!Jn1u4on7
tak. n up 4 tli i'h, MkM of this gtat,
snathe sum of $89. 8 wulicrlld.
The couiuiltte-a on religions survice wa
appointarf, cniting of the Pastor and
Jiettconsof the RiW-ifcU rhutch, O. W.Pu
rfnj of N. V., N. Long ol Ky., A. P. Abell
of O,, T. P. Smith of Vs., J. J. Toaa of
Bevw-Dri l'rituhaidu le4.,ft:,inviti.t!Ot(
fntm the ladies of th Memorial Associa
tive of t iis city l th convention to join
In tt a Memorial procsssion " to-morriiw
(to-r'ay) snd ttt tiis sddreas of GeneiaJ
Vt ad UsuiptuO atth Confederata Cema-
return thanks to tb Utdt . , ) . ;
Rat. Mr. Jater, of V., mo'A to amend
by Editing that th CeaventtoB will ad
journ at 1 m , in order to giva Sn ep-
uortutity to those menihTrs who Ub to
psitteEpaWtodo sot adopUd, j j ,r
, Th motion as aimemtca wa snoptou.
VTha - CoBiinittea to aotnint pew
Boards Wat announced as follows ; ..
A. F. Craa and lam MiUar, of Md. ; A,
Bnudus nd J. J. Carroll, of Va. J J. II.
M'lta aad W - Brwall, f N. C.j t. B.
Csrrvlll aad I T, Wlnklen, rsf 8. C ; J.
Dix-m aad A B Callaway, of Oa D W
Gwia and A I R Woodfia, of Ala.,JJ.
Andrews, of Mi J. H. Suibling aad J.
IL Owens, of Texss, A. Worrell snd It
P. Burkaer. of Ky.; M. J. Breaker A.
E. Roger ad 8- Lundnim, of Mo. ; J
R. Graves, of Tenn. :
"Tb hour of adjourn meat having ar
rived, a prayer wa (offered by ReV. C.
Tyre, of Va, and tha Convention ad
jourrvtd to meet to morrow (to-day) at
3 a . m. ' - '.'
They Ulk ol hat!ng black Csh, xcur-
UlKXlJD;KAfniCIW
M Vr.KKT. "
K"wT bn.J! arr.;tnr-dul
sales A.13; ' uplands 88 8 8; Orleans
si. Flour active and firmer corn-
mow to. fair extra 810 M; md to
choke 110.80. Whiskey active and lower
at 87 1 i. Wheat 13 renU higher for
winter; red Western VMaM. Corn firm
and active at 78 1 877 ; Soultiwn yellow
71 1 3. Ric quiet at 8 1 4a 1 4, Pork
is 1 tr l.rd Una. rtatil piore qwet.
Freight aiiieti - ..
Mtiey rinsed 8 to 7. Sterling stringent
at 81-3. Gold IUH 18. Govern menu
ailvanord lSal-C. AU round States
chwed stead r. .
JitveVUFOot; rnny - S.-TOtow -opn0M
doll ; upUnds 10 7-8 : Oileana 1114S
it 8 8. . , ...
FROM WASHINGTON.
WasbWotow, May 8. Regular and
sprcial dispatches trm lUtamnraa Indi
cate the revolution over in that vicinity. :
. It la stated that at a Cabinet meeting
yesterday theresolve of the President lo
rest our cu e a it stands before the Ga
n va trilMinal, nor to afiow Fish to seek
further means of a.tumroodation, came up
f. r format dmcuaaion by tlis, member
pieaent,', . , ." j . '
Tb treasury department has decided
that after th first of July saxl, tes and
oi flee shall b subject to no tax whatever,
w aether imported directly from th eoun
xtj of production or whether grown b
y, nd ths Cap of Good Hope, aad Im
ported, into tl United State from placai
thwatd th Can': this ruling being
made in view of tha provision in th bill
receuly piuaed that no iurtber import oa
th shall b collected on th ssma. ' :
Washuutost, My 8 Arrangemeats
ar about to b mad to diverge tb Great
Through Mails between New York snd
Washington and New Orleans from their
present route and Cleaveland, Tenn,, so as
to pass tbeno to destination via Dalton,
Ga., Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama.
Bv this change, the malls will reach New
Oi leans at 3 A. M , ton and a twU' .hotws
in advane i their present time of arrival
via Grand juu3lion,.Teun, aad renders
practicable .the delivery of ietu-rs liefora
the opening of the business part of the
df, lustead of the afternoon, a hereto
ftire. A anr aoaaertlon at New Orleans
with the morning wait fof Texas U1 also"1
b thus cllocled.
. " ti
, ' CONGRESSIONAL.;
1 WAsHiittmm, My f no.
th Military Gommrtia sgread to wpurt
against tbe application of the Bounty
laws to Ireednieu, ,
Bkmatii. The Ilulsisna Presidential
election Mil, Bftttr hang dhwussiooj again
want over. : l-j. , ' , , ' .
The postoffica appropriation bill pstscil
and noea to tha House lor conawrrence,
'"" AmneirtT'"Wacltod-op.r Sumner re
moved hi lunnlemental civil righu bill.
A point of order was raised sgshist
tba amendment. Colfax overruled the
polut ot nrder. 1 Trumbull nppenled frnm
Hi diM:isv.ni. Tim appeal wa tabled.
Morton , uiuvrd so a, to provide that
belore any perwin shall be entitled to
the benefit alter the set, he shall swear
that be is not and has. not been at any
time within twef yoars ptvoeeding the
passage of tin ' act, a m tnber of either
,f the org migitiotia comiiionty Inown by
th namesi. " titvteilil -Knvntro of Amer-
hs," tlis " WhiteJlrwtheimnni," r the
a.i .i....t i i..i.. ii,,,...i.,
I ant brawh ot the kukliu klaii.
L.UUKlllll,IOI .,..H,., v.
I . .. . I ... , .t Ik- l.itl A lA
ttltl moteu uiii' uu in. ".
crant universal auirtestv. 1
Snermsti advocated tba adoption of
Sumner's bill as a aulMlituta (or the am
ny bill, for th purpose f giving ,e
House an oi.iiortunitv l'r a fitrvoteon
Ihnpitwtion of oivil rights, aadaaid he
belktifad that II mat qiiiauon were ui oi
th way, a general amnesty bill would
fins the. Senntti by" thw fourth votj
ia. thought, however, that there was very
liitleelouice of an amnesty bill uwng
th Senate uutill the House should hv
had an opportunity to vot on th civil
righu 'bill. 1
I ninihull aaia in u tiroru Doreiuun,
umrof the llret n( 11101 5ehiusdvuc4ts
ol'priwail,'",n S.a. "P advocate th
aintuait (.id tins morning, ne Had nailed
ll na a eign that the time liail com at last
when all politkui uiaauiuuu wer id ihs
rwuoveil, but he now tnai lie wan in
take, TU'i b'1' "re P ttt-morrow,
with the uintetstiindiiig that ueueial ufc-
tsateclswaa at 8 o'clock, ,
Uottsa Tba stuipletu, ntal apportion
ment bill psaM-il, K""K Uauipsliir,
Vermont,. Re 1 nrK, rennajtvatiia, in-
diana, 'I ennn, l'Uisisna. Alalauut,nl
Florida a uiemlxr ol Congress at large to
ailrd fJiHurresa. - ,
IMm-taWd.ASjJt. AH toaa Ml . KVWUe.
vhic.lt Die bill involved, nceedatl lorly
million. ' The largnat Item I wool, being
tieaity thru and a hall millions. . lh
dull a on tea and couee is sirieaen irom
tbe lull. ' '
Duty on bituminous coal Is fixed at 73
ce its per ton. " " -
Tli House is w seaown lo-nigut on
military affair.
"MTR'5!rCT'irT0iTBr
Ni.w Voi.i. Miv "8. VEdward Pierre-
point wid defend Stokes, who is despon
dent over us abaadoncnaut of biseeansei.
1 hs snniversary of th American 1 ract
Sociity waa largely atiended, including
father Gaivaitzl. ine aimuai reptntnuws
tor the, ear from donation and legacies,
$ls,b3, and titm les J4lu,ufiil. x
jwiHrttrca85W,llM. Ua'uue in tiauury
!WI. A reeolulion Was adopted lor the
proseY'ilion of publishers and venders of
obye books and picture. - v
At t Annual Utnterent ul too flew
Yuk Aso:iiloo of cuiversiili.ts, a re
ttort rend show in l tlic fl.i".rilntig
cotnliilcitt of the,hureb. -
Jutlife Pierrepulnt draiiuea to tladur-
take lit deleiice of .Stokes.
lath tlefhodlst uuieral I oulereute
to-day theBifhops' Cua liTinihil MeHssge
was read. It ditis.'ts Vpectal aiu-utioa to
the subjoet. of District i'uafarcnr, and
claims that two sessions s year are iieuuio-
ient, tha chutcU ctngraiulalcd an w
creuted usel'iilneas of the tiiotlo(ital in
stitution and renonitnend appropriate de
nomination programme lor celebrating
CCBtenial of American lndepund-n.
Addresses of fraternal gr tinir were
read irons British Wetlejan Coul'tnuc,
which commend its dulcg ites and ex
prosses a fond hop for sp- edy pes,:i.ble
settlement of the threatening luismiJer
stsnding betwoert the tu cotin'rles.
Her. Luke 11. Wiseui&rtand liev, Mor-
ley Simpson, delegates, delivered, eloquent
addressfa which were fretpicritly pi!aud
d. dutiok which it was slated that in tbe
past four year over a million of dollars
per per annum raised h) lirlt i'afur tlic
Metliodintchirjh build't'S.au.1 extension,
and a bnndred thousand persons mtmittrd
to th church. It is 1 extending in
Italv. A larga block of property h
NO. 210.
asa purchased in tbe heart uf ILh f,.r
church.
Tu National Democisfti- rr,-.-ntir
Committee is in semion at Mr. bellirvnfa
house, twenty ertght States are reprewtrrerf; -Xt
3 a. nt. to-dav fear store went th
stroyed by fir. Los $TJ,uoO paiaally
insured. ,
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVEN
TION.
New Yong. Mivv a The Nation.)
Democrati t'onvduiion meet iu Balti
more, July ib. .
FROM TU0Y.
TaoT, N. Y Mav 8.-T lie color, d m.'
publican state convent! a met to-tlaV and
onaiiluHHisly pledged the n.) t,-d vh of
ths Bute to th nipport of tho uooiinee
of the Philalelphia Cvnveat:un.
: 'FROM CAU'FOHMA.'
Sak Fkaxcisco. Mav 8. The rebels ara
ci ireuched it Peo.,iir. whliher ihev
w ire driven after savers fiiihtino wlik h
Is still progn ating.
PROM PHlLADSl PHIA.'
PBILADE1.PB1A. Mav 8. IS7S. Fiv
hi adred aad eighty litres dlegt ara
at ending th Is! nl iledic! t ,.ovcn-
ti n.
in th Labor Reform Convention W. P
SI all has b-5 n iiii.ted for Governor
ar i Jams Tnnwpvm for Judi:e of th
Siparior Court,
COLttMBIM. 0.. Mav 8. Th Rimmus'
Court to-day refused to Issue a manda
mus againa tha directors of (ii sub -hwl
didrust, in Norwich township, Franklin
eouBty, for tlis admission of colored chil
dren into th schools for whit children,
as there are separata schools in said town
ship for tha colored youth. Th Court
sustained in constitutionality of section
81 of tb common acbolul Uws of tha
Stat, and held that tha organisation of
separata schools lor the colored children
Is not in conflict wiih the pmvisionsof th
fourteenth, amendment ot tba Constitu
tion of the Uuited Stati-s,
a-i i . a
JHAItlllliUt
la Wilson oath 3rd hist. Mr. ti. W. Uoav
aw to Mis MaEt Jae tnaai-s. att cf
WUSOB.. - '
IL J J!H
Near SUIsbora' on
ths ITth of April, aged
HouiEM, wife of L. J.
years, Mrs. C. J.
llolJea.
Oa the llth Inst, at horresklenca. In DoSnto
aeaaty, lliaa., Mrs, Maaata Bau, Arams,
wlfsot A fl. AUtns.
Mrs ATKtas wss a Ina and sealoas nea
bsr f tit Baptist Church, axeBplary and
pleas la sll her sets. Ilasltur boea lung In ill '
health, the Ckrlatlaa fortitude and patience
with which she bore her siiHerlug, and 111
triumphant Usenet of her death leaves us tb
asiurama that tlcarrn I her home. BMuul
Mertrior will plra-a aopv. ( n- '
New AdvertiscmcatB.
P. A-VUNN.
of Wake Co.
iie.nrt a. rlftns,
ot BlUuior,
N C.
J. -JUVtVJSVf ate C'O-i;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Xo. 44 Sovlk Street, Near Xjecfiang PW, '
Bri(ic. Cltlsens' Wstlonal Bnk, Its'
elita, M. C; i. 0, Villlsma, fnx't bute Saii
BiMik, KateiKh, N. C; H, 8, Williams, haietith,
N. V.; Cltlsriis National H,Dk. Hiillumiro, Md.
Wlmwnlttld. hlem A to., BuiUuiot-e, Mil ,
Johustm ruttoB Co., BiltliHora, U 1 Kl-w
llott Br, Bltiniora, Md ! falktatut aVr
Da-n, BalUtnore M l.
Will aivs sieckl atUnlloa to sale of Tobae-
en, Cetloa snd Ursln. and to Ut nnmliasa of
Uu ' sad Harchasdl, ( rtsrj deacripiiun. -
rpn member oi tub
SiCTHER BAPTIST CONVENTION,
Ths Pastors or th various CiruntSH ot ;
ksLSiou, ant the putille xeasrally are cordiaUy
Inviui toalludauiiii a vaty aa
CHCRCn ORGAN, '
nowoasiiUtJona;tus
FIAN0 FORTE WAEXBQOM'8
- .4 v
' ' JAMES PtRSSOV OK, '
Cor. iia'geit sail tltliaburjt M.,
BLS".II, .
A BnaMelodeon with twobsnka of ka iue
sals heap. . .
Il i.f 10 St
ji ,Ji' i!. i C K A
M
FBEJSZEUS,
SOL-ID CHUM IS
a- 5
MINUTES.
HOUSE FURNISH! NO
goods or rvLr.r
' V-i :-,':- f - -
DHcrlpdua,
1 ' s. - -- - - . ' y -'-i -
Jtuc8uwuac,
msy H-tf ' " Rah:ii:h, K. C.
Q.KOCKKIE8
VHiHAl'Ud, c
...
10 Kegs Family Ehad toe,
Eecclvcd to-4sy. ,
W. C. STRONACtl A Co.
mayttl
300 Ioz' rRRm Eiu3
-v -to Fst FotrU, ."
109 Bus. Sweet FoUlocs,
. " Irish do.
y ti
W.CSTRONACItACo.
COCTtUMPTON AND SUGAR CVRED.
HAMS-': , -
way tf
W. C. BTRAH ATn ft Co.
11CKLU IS GLASS A.SU
A
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t for reUiliiig purji-.
Biaytl .' W.C.61
'.SACHACfl
uirtatau awaw g ,
.11.. .;n ha A.Uvertd at tit aMi.
(JV Lkli, of tbiMaty.
. may t-tf
WCBIHOXACHACo.
hi,;.ij i.VMai.htnasvcrniWanttla
Saunders, T W MeUitUamp.
matter.
sfooa ifi wtUBinstor- ; r:. -
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