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r.wris'i.eiia foUowbig rale per square if
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Currort J.AHKKT. luiwriea oy 4)u
Adumf, Ormr und Coaimifcuoo Icf'
chant, SoBtlt Maikol Strwl t i
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Pri. i o( cutwo in our Market to dy :
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TB.r Ui Market, qukit, . . . , -
(f GOOD
FARMS mHSALE
IN
, OIUNGB COUNTT. .
Kor tubh . CmJiL For jwrikulwi
ii quira kt tlie , : -; .-
bENTINEL OFFICE
Not 2a. !
APoLoorric.-WoweCol. Uuinpbrty
I ud 0r. Low n H8T fu' y in
which their ddrtt mt Kt up. Th r
paragraph tlioold bare followid thewJ
paragraph. TU lault waa i. -t our'a but
tha foreman't in making op tN form.
, FraDoa iaJixins nu
fintlaaa "lunch
counter." ;
Nearly all the itrecte can. Boat at pres
ent good aire gun boata. j
The Board of City Couimianioocra mett
on Monilajr, evcniiig next. . i
ThiVolice Court on yeattrday moming
waa without cat! to deal with. ,
We hear of tbrec.weddlngs to come off
in the next three months. U J it wuue
joa are young, ft when you get old you
: can't." ,-, .) '
Inftontofrhil Theim'a Grocery and
ProvUion Store flue deer waa banging
on yesterday.
W. K. Anderson, Treasurer of the Buard
nf nirectora of the Asylum for the Insane,
.MtwdM draw. 15.000' in behalf of that
institution. . 1 f
W are Vlad to leam that the condition
of Mr. Nicholas John ha sopicwbat im-
week the butchers of this eity
slaughtered 85 beeves. 10 slieip, S calves,
15 bogs and 1 deer.
Counterfeit Bfty cent notee are circula
ting freely. ; Lookout forthem.
a,.;t. ni iiVrroliorn cures warts and
corns, , ' . . .Jt.
Two colored men on Wilmmgtoaj Stteet
yesterday, under the influence of benxlo
conjinenced a fisticuff, but at the fugge.
tion)f a man with star the. affair wei
amicably adjusted. -,
The inclement weather and the adjourn.
.,L nr k. rrilitiura fur receaa fives to
iiimii vl suw ataj s
our atreeu a gloomy and liftleas appear
ance.
Mr. CharUa L'jng i still the presiding
mmiua t Potter's Star 8alooB. where eve
rything to delight ihe palate and the
most seductive beverages can be pi
cured """ -I'
A small colored boy living In the We.
tern Ward bad his right' eye nearly put
out on. yasterday by being struck by
piece uf wood fljing up from stick upon
which he waa chopping.
We again aU upon the property owners
of the city to iak int cossideratlon the
propriety of asking the present LegUla
turn, on it re-assembling, to gW the
cnmulalive sufTrsgc. It wiU gi the tax
payers at least four out of theoitie on
missionura. , ., .., - - .
rT PcTHAia. This iuiniitablo c-(
tre,rter captivating most'completel
t"h Wilmingtoniana. ha carried b storni
thetale and hearts of ih peoplt of
CharlmtoB. Her Little Nell was greeted
with "vociferous ppUse.M The Charles
ton ifettt says: -
"Nothing so piquant, original and
taii, aa tni young actress baa sppearej
. here t.tf many a day, and the play going
public will not be slow ti Hod It out.
N. C. Statb Liru IJISOBAJICB ComfA-
We are glad to learn that s Life In
surance Company, deaigned to preveni m
terrible drain of money from this State
now going on, i about to be organized
by some of our most active business men.
, It will be a' State institution, the bead-
oturtcr in Ualeigh, but composed of
stockholder from all sections, and will
cumuiaild the confidence of all by reason
of lUehigb. chsract and flninciai stand
ing of iu officers and sljck holders, .
VOL.
, Cau Pxtks Mxiixn. Tbia gonile-
auan t well know to N.uth Carolinian,
is In our city in nceilent bealtu. n is
engaged in eststishing a Bd of steamers
betwera Net Tork and Uivebead City, a
prbjectof Lis before 4b war, bat whkb
bad to be abandueed fUr the tinsq.- W
le .rn from him that there will be a creamer
every fiar day. We wish him great waf-
s in the enterprise. "
i a it i
GIUI.Nt AND FEEf FOR fih
500 Sacks Corn. i
500 Oata. '. " -
100 Peaa. 1 1 j
800 Meal. V
: 100 Uaies Fodder and Hay.
00 lb. Butter. , i
At CUbars's Qr.inaad F.J aur, Prai
rie ttiiiJJ itirf,"WiluiKgtua Street It.
Ntf A DVKKTt!' Kit knts. tarter B. Hit
ttauh will offer. 13 or more building lot
for sale oa 11m Jsnuary. .4
'K. Pj.Bittle calls a metiug of the Coiv
porator of N. C. State Lite Insurance
Company on 8th January
T. H. Briggs & Co., offer for sale Pre
mium Safety Oil.
Read the advertisements and get par-
ticulara, .
Tim Fvib aku Fkhtital. On Thura
ay evening the Fair and Fuivl at
Tucker Hull, given by tha ladicaoi the Jt
K. Church for the benefit of the library of
their Sabbath School and in aid of the
indigent pupila, c!oiI. v The crowd in at
tendance waa amali owing to the iuclem-
encyof tha weat icr, tot we leara that
tboae pruaent had a moat pleaaaut time.
The priie, offend fur I he pretUuat lady in
the room waa awardud to Mia
of Oxford. It waa a beautiful and unique
toilette act.' Granville i famoua for ita
pretty lad U, and hard indeed to beat. We
underatand that during the two daya ol
the Fair aome 300 wero in. Ertrytbiog
waa arranged and conducted in the beat
manner, and had the weather been pMpi
tioua the worthy project would bare auo-
ceeded beyond their moat tanquine expec-
tationa.
Stolex Gouds. Oa, Thursday morn-
Cbiet of Police King, while searching lor
some goods recently stolen from the resi
dence of W. II. Crow, Esq., came across a
Nancy Powell and Clans Powell In that
romantic and somcvrbi.t notorious villiage
of Oberlin, just beyond the western cor
porate limits of this city. Two or three
pairs of shoea,a wtir wheel, two umuretlsa,
a lady'a hat, three orfijur pair of suspen
der. tring of beads, calico, anbleacUed
iluuieaticaaod a irood many other article
were to!en, That these artick were
stolen there is no doubt, a every effort we
made to conceal them from the officer.
Up ta the hour 61 going to pros no arrests
have been made, but suppose mat me au
thorities are on tl "ck of the guilty
parties, and that they will soon be brought
to justice.
, .hi
I TriBmph,
No medicine eve; offered t the people has
won for Itself such a reputation In so abort a
tin,. Mr. Tntt's IxoectorsntA Wherever It
bas been Introduced, tt kss aupmeded al
etner Cough remedies. It aot only cures Iris
eosa-h. out so thoroughly purines the lungs
that no tear of Its return need besppre-
aeuded. ' v iA -''
, s :..s .v Msarais, February 11, 186U,
Sir 1 have been .ufferlng lor eearly two
vears with a severs eouh aud great jmultj
f.f breaUiing. ty welKUt was una buudrea
and forty Ave pounds ; snd when 1 eum
ZT.a t.k.n votir a-iDectorant, I was re-
ta una hundred and sixteen.
tried almost everytwjg i bad Ur.iol nuhl
h.. Uken Calf dotes botUa. tu
LrhlswesU have left me, the couh has al-
jr,.nl. and I have Caiuad UleeB
QOngDr IWVIOIU- aV
Dr. Tstt's liair Dye has n bed edor.
, dec UrdeodlJtwlat i-..r.-t ' .;, ,
Wht Eotb What t tttalB. "Wlut
em the urd must be ewtered,"; y "
nrarerb : but lndhrtsijoo. U cured, and
therefor It la the merest stupidity to eadare
it Dyspeptic have certainly a hfc-Ul to eo
ilnn dvevtpUcs W m etd ot their days If
ih. ehoose. bal as rt mot srtsed that aay
J rational being prefer physical torment te
1 .nri baaim. the BrobabOltv to that If aH
nffi-Mrs from todia-csUOi. wereeoavlDced that
..'.h.ita. infallible ranedv for their com
. ...... ..i. .a tha weald with eo accord
Murtto It. Wo mo emphaUcally decuu
that such remedy doe exist, 4 shaslu
.... la Uostetter' Btoraseh Bitter. ,Th
recctrd of Hs snecos extends over a period of
mpasaan twaoty years, aea -i5ed
that during the whole Ot that time It has
never failed to arf rrd penBaneiit teller la and
disorder or derate men t el W slomaca iaa
aot orKanlc, m.lign.at, and tncuraoie.
The testtaonmle that go to establUh UiU im
nortant (let eari be counted by the Uiouasnd .
Stomach eomplalnU that had bsea aggravated
t..uHardot all dlftsry rules, aoo
toteoslfled and rendered ehrealc by medicinal
treatoeet or drastic purgauon nave is.ro
ends of hwunces boeo eured Vltita three
BntbsbytheiytemsUes of tul cele ra
d aiomaibic and aHeraUve.,. H should b re
membered tha. kmao ins oie e or.
ueau, , 5 ..... . .-a i.
awoMt IU euocomuuia anu ,
the stomaeto nooa the arrewry and eertuus
la3uibwwlurt effect be-
hit aJsoniaiau
dec tWdudt.etV
I LK pkrrimS'
I VsrcetUrUtin Uau.
Bunts
eantioaed to avoid the oubmtWss
. ,.,.i,.L. and ImilaUone
; , Aseal for lu UuKed 8t lea,
v .in. u.,ninhietuineltoPerfeHi
lives' ua the Avenue Josephine in a bouse
owiied by his iie an Lugnsu la"!
. - tr; Kjnitii.V aUX ltc II
.1,11 in t:.e dlltr.aaU-ll t 'U l.twu 10 WhlcB
From the Charlotte Observer
VIUGLNIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA
V ' TROOPS. ': :; . J
CaasxorrB, N. C, Dec. 17, 1871
m-ru UsaKHvas : It is e my lsli
W tnterter betweew Oraerals Early and
Hood Iff their controversy as to whe her
irguua or notiu Uaruliua baa tns uvrgtr
uhaiber uf tiosps DgbUrg oa the eai el
tlk former, during U. late civil war. But
I tfttd Gen. Early ha lallca into srversi
pafcsble err-t touching tire North Caro
tiDa1L'va!ry, which i think it doa to all
eoaoerned. t:ittid be promptly e raeted,
After wai rny thus long ff some e te else
to d so, ( now t BdertaYe the tack mi-
myself. . i . . r
1st. ia ii e le turd tse !h mst., speak
ing; uf the bttte uound HwIih ond is
lBdJ, and iudicatipg the troop enf "ficil.
Gen. Eirly put the liolo of the Korth
Carolina l avalry p a- nt at these bstUes at
nvs e'jmaoiesj I now ot ij owb
nowkilg that the whole tf the 1st -North
Carolina Cavalry It. irotnt conastiag
of ten companies and numb ring i early
m huodnd men wa prcseut and ac
tively (Migag d. , It was Ihisreimentthat
peuetraied to the rear i( Mctlellnn'a line
on the 30th of June, and, under the lead
ol Co .L. H. Baker in person,, made the
dashing charge at Willis' Church. It was
bera tuat vapt. Crumpler fell and neatly
fifty others were killed or wounded, 1
alao think there was other North Carolina
Cavalry ougned in these battle.
2nd. In alludiug to the movement (Ub
aeuuent to tha battle of Fredericksburg,
. i r . l I ' I : . .
ucepeaasoi sue jona vwoiibb KTairj
Virginia. a having been increased cer
tainly to end. and, perhaps, to two regi
ments." At the time referred to, the 1st
and 2nd North Carolina Cavalry bad both
been lor some time in that atate, and had
ay been full regiments. The Snd was
at first In a Virginia. Brigade (W. II. F.
Lee's) and tbia ,my have misled lien.
Ksrly. - --
8rd. "A we were moving into
Pennsylvania, two regiment of North
Carolina Cavalry, arrived, but ytnnotat
Utttytbury:
Tins statement (no doubt uninten ion
Uy) doe grots Injuslior to North Carolina,
t leave tha impression ' that this State
had little or no Cavalry in Pennsylvania.
ow consider the facta : " 1
That csmpaiirn began -on the 0th of
June 1804, when Kilpatrick made bis re
connoisanoe In force to uncover the move
ment of Uen. K E Lee. ' Tlien wa fought
the battle of Brandy Station, the' largest
Cavalry engagement t the war. In this
action North Carolina bad lour tuu regi
ments 1st, Snd, 4th and 5th ; also several
odd companies and fractions of regiments.
Ail ot these four regiments were in the
Gettvsburir cnmpsiirn, and were all either
at the battle or in in vicinity on otutr
dutv. Thev ail suffered dreadluily. 1U.
let lost near iv, two Dunared Hilled ana
wounded. The 2nd and 6th each lost a
commandtf"(Cols, Williams audE vans.)
And the 4ih, which started six . nun-
ed strong, relumed with two bandied
for duty. ;, -I
Lit probably, escaped Geo. Early, that
to of theae regiments (4lb and 6th) wet
under s Virginia orlioer (Gen. Uobcrtson)
and hence bis mistake. ,
4tb. Of the CampsidB of 1884 he asys :
There were tliau lour Virginia Brigades
bl Cavalry, and one Hortti Carolina Brig
ade of the same arm, with the army
m n y r -
At first we bad only one regularly or
ganized Cavalry Brigade in the army of
Northern Vircinia. But during the entire
war there were odd regiment or part of
regiments serving with troops from other
States. At one time half ot Dealing'
Oavalrv Briirade Cof Virginia) wa com-
Dosea ol itortu veroiwiaus. , vui? u iua.-
ion of North Carolinian served x in
Georirl reciment. (Col. Grilfio.) Near
the close ol the war, a xna aorta iaro
lina Brigadu was formed undersea. Rob
erts. But alter' every effort, we failed to
get the North Carolina Cavalry all into
bute organization, i remsmoer aeum.
oanv from Davie county, under Capt. tie
ments (afterwards Lt. Col.) that served to
the last lo tueiuta Virginia.
It was tha that our Cavalry kt Its
distinctive State characterisUva and served
to swell the rolls of other 8tatc.
6th. Geo. Early disposes of the Cat airy
thus : "The preponderance uT the Virginia
Cevary brer ail omen arose, iu grew
measure, from we lact. mat ine men uta
to keep tlirmelves mounted, at their own
eo.t, and that isi s very difficult thing
tur men trom the State South ot Virginir,
an da" v
Now I assert as a fact well recognized in
the Cavalry covmand in Virginia, that
this "difficult thing," is Just what the
North Carolinians did do, more ucccs-
inllv than I he Virginlana and "all others.
Virginia bad more regiments and brigades,
but those froa. North Carolina have al
wata especially towards the close of the
war, nearly double a full, and ever better
mounted. Ana ine reason in greas pan w
the one riven bv Gen. Early : but i draw
from it S very different ooBcluioa (A
Virginua leer too near that home; either
to keep their rsnix utf, or the ken well
mounted. V anous reasons exisiea ior not,
without iu the least refleeting oa the cour
age or patriot mm of the troops. Withthe
North Carolinians the circurngtanct ope
rand just the fsver ; It wa tuu far atd
the expense too Iwravy, to go home ti re
mount, unless there w a an aberilutC'M
ceaity for it. Hence they took the best
possiuie caro Ol laeir aumiaia, ; u men
korws once got down in ; flcahor o.hdilioii,
they were apt to loeetbent. The. Virgin
ian mansged most always to take or tend
theirs home, lliey couia a aiwujs
bring back thoroughly serviceable one ;
and if thev did. there was was that great
stimulus to ear tor them, that existed on
e N,i I'.Atlniahav i - ' j e
lue InM w " . -
, I now dismiss the suhject witlKthit re
mark; I see BO occasion for eitbeVcriti.,
cism or boinp'li'D' " the .part of either
Btate. They Ootn ail weir wauie huij
sod it is eoly ' IiaportAnt tint tb truth
hnnld be known, ia order that tha Im
partial pen of IIitory may do exact jos
tic In tha premise . For myself I may
ay, that while I cberlsh a strong convic
tion that the North Caroline Troop md
mors than their full share of the hard,
steady fighting tn Virginia, i can sever
Make to aduiite line heroic coursgeaad
fortitude wwb which the people ol Uli
Strti continued BmjnlaiB the unequal
contest, or the noble genernsiiyi w.th
wilch tbey ever upcoed their hearts ana
their bonus to a-t counaerats aoiaiera.
Itespwtfullv yoors, iee.,
BCri'S BAKRINaEU, '
' -;' ' ' Bng..lien. C. 8. A.
4-
CASS Or' BKiATOR CAtDWiXt. Th
use of N.-nali.r Caldwell, ol Kansas,
rh.nml with bribery, was taken op Bat-
nniay by the riect Commitiee on i?rivi-
h-ce and ' Llection. It wa found tin
practicable to oispost of it daring the
bolida rite or by a tub committee vis
iting Kaniuaa, and tha examination of Hie
witnesM will begia before the whole coin-
" l.ALKlGlX IN. C. SATURDAY, DECKMUK 21,
BIABBIED i
By the B v. I. J. Bean, st the itdeaee t
the bride' (atbcri Nov. W, Mr. 6lrfha i.
Beaaley snd Mis arak K. Lyoa, all of Oranr
eou ily.
By the same, at the rsaldeae of ths Wide
father. Dee. 1 1, Mr. Eauaet kLTUly sad Miss
aa ly eaeu, all at Oraace eoaaty. ' ' : !
By Ik fame, at the reaideaee of the brides'
father, Dec. 11, Mr Jaesea K. Lyea sad Mia
ran til V. Dutrt, all of Orasg eeantyi
At the resSdeae e( Bmaanel BelcM oa the
17th asunt, by B. A. Pfohl, Dr. F. D
Caaa to Mis Mary A, Wolf. v
la Winston, oa the 13th Instant, by Be
. Johaaoo, Mr. Wm. Carter to Mis Daawtta
At the nalleaeeof ths hrida'a father. Ml.
NewUalViBey, of Burke eoaaty,' Dec. dlh.
by ths Ret. B. B. Anderson, Mr. J. F. Bpala
bonr ol Lenoir, and Hiss M Loa Forney,
At tile reslden. of A. K. II Igler, la Cald
well f oen'y, Dee. 10, by the Ucv. Jew Ban.
kin, Mr. Louat Brown, et Salisbury, and svla
Amanda It. Iliiltflar.
IIED,
W ecnsumplion, la '..fans county on the
lnd Nov. Miss Martha B. Brown, la the 85th
rot her sge. Bke bad bees a consistent
member of the M. B. Church. South, for a
number of yearsa Bhe was a devoted dsnr-h.
ter , s trus i"tcr and a faithful Christian, Her
faith was steadfast snd namorable, always
abounding la the wurks of tha Lord, and In
the patience of hope. 8h wasaelose etudeat
of the Bible. Oa the day previous to ber
death she axpressed much anxiety to depart
andbewih thrtot. oh called hsr brother to
her bed and, warned him of ths daner at evil
life, and affectionately exhorted htm to tors
to the Lo d. She thea turned to ber friends
that stood by barbed tod said; "Oh 1 This
will soab bs a dying bed I'll soon b with
Jean ; It's nothing to die li Jesas Is with a.
Jeans esn Bk dying bed feel son." She
of t expressed l 'The Lord I my Shepherd,
I shall not want." Many ware the afflictions
of oar sainted frlead. In her way to the Kir p
dota. 8he passed through, a martyrdom of
suffering but through all the changing scenes
of life sad sinld all her trial and sorrow, she
w strong In faith glrlnf glory to God. licr
greatest desire was to depart and be with Christ
whom she loved s much and bad ervtd so
falthlu ly and long.
I B. B. T.
RaleiprLv Market.
CAREFULLY REVISED AND
con-
"ECTEDTVTttrTrr:
Rauxiob, December, 10, U7i.
APPLES ;
; Gresa 1809 00
Dried 1019
Bacon -7' ; -' -';') ''f
8moked,perlb Ial4
Unsmoked 1019
Strips , "
Shoulders....... 810
N. C. Hams... 90
Sides...: W
- Ibonlders . ' U
! Canvassed Hams laaK
BUTTER... .,. i ...
BEEsWAX, per lb..... 3580
BEEF, oa boot..'...:.. . 6s0,
BAGGINU :
COFFEE t '
( Java, per la...... ....... - 8sa5'
saaln
Rio, good, per lb......
' ... . talr,....,
" ordinary
COTTON :!
Low Middling ,. .'
Qoed Ordinary
! Prdlnary........
CHEESE) '
- Eastern cutting
C'OTTOH TARN, per bunch.
COB, per b. 0 It
CHICKENS :
EGGS "
FBATHIB8. ........
FLAXSEED... ..
gLOUR, per bbl, N.C......
VuDDKK, pet WO lbs
HAT, per lUUIbs..
BIDES, green, per lb
.... SoaUIX
....
. 1
1
l o
....
" ' - b
..... 8oo
..... 1 dual TO
I 00x1 96
..,r: 8.T
..... 806
!.",: dry, perra..,...,.. ,
.Ttrve ftf II. rl ...
-. -
LEATllKR Ll'PEB
LEATnill H.'.RNEliS
...... (1676
)S
LARD...
MCLLBT9 ,.-..?..V.-...-. .
...... 7 AOs (4
BhaiO
MoLAoSE per gal
HLDE x"i.r,
aw to
..... I 0sf
7iW
, I SJsl 60
MEAUprbu
OATS, pr ba
" hhnuf, ptr liOlb
I'KACHKSi " " ' V
Ureen. ......
Dried.
FORK.."..
POfATOES, Sjreet, perba..
- ItuO
0a7S
Irish, per bu .
I yi oo
' l7Sao
llH
BL'OAR, Ciadied,.,.. .... ,
.: "A"' ,.
"ii" .ii. .
H "P. B."
0 Tellow..i.J
8 ALT per esck ....... i . .
TALtuWperlb ' " .
VlNEtl B per gal..' . . r .. .
ki(jb,............
rags.... ...... .....
TAB per .........
T1ES........."..S...TT;...
i1'
lSjtt
MXsUJ.
, s wa
; t-IO
8X
. ,'t'8ie
rARHENTON FKMiLE CvLLEOB.
The r or Ire (khIoB trf 1173 wit bfgiB OB
the l&lh Jaauuary, sud.couunne KO weeks.
Board (eis!n. Ire of liir.hu aud wa U-k) t'O 0
lu.luu lu ri;uir CoWrse, u e
( hargas for extra atndiea, mojVtata.
1 wr s krtifcMAafa, ai'iriy in
A. A oEd, t-reaider.t
dec ldlm
LATE TELtdUAVIilG MU
MARKETS. ,
Nbw Yobx, Dec It. Cotton
aalos S,32t) bale ; uplands SO 1-t ; Orleans
SO B-4. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat, spmig, lad cents lower, winter
unchanged. Whiskey OS. Cora steady.
Rice1 quiet at at 89 1 3. Pork dull lit 73
I w. LarJ lower 7 a faHii to. 1 urpea-
tine firm R.la dull. Tallow active
8S-P. Fieights itsady.
Cttttoa Net reck-iuta to-ilst 1.4al:Hr.-
Morev atiiugeiu-r al 1-8 conimiN.
aud closed at 1-3. Sterling advanced,
prim banker 14. Gold 11 5-all J 4.
Uuvernment dull at 1-81-4 decline.
State dull and steady, . . -
LnrsBTtK. Deo. 19. Cottod clcaed
firm. iu !'H is 40 1 240 1 4 1 arlean 10 1
Latert-ikitton active and Brm; sale
13,000 bales; speculation and txpoit
8,000. . ' . '
Baltimor. Drceinbcr 19. Floiir in
crood local, demand ehd unchsnged.
Wheat quiet snd finii. Com active, w hile
64. jeTluwtOalll Oats southern 50.iu2.
Provisions dull and unchanged Whisky
strong at $1. '
YV ll.MlNOTOH, lWC. ottoji -nrui;
middlings IS 1-3.
HAI.TIMOKIi, IluP. IV. vovion nnn:
middlimrs 19 8-8alB B-t. " ;
JScmroi.x, llec. iw. cotton urm niw
middlings 18 1-418 8 8.
4
' FROM WASHINGTON. " '
Wasuisotoii. Deo. 18.-nuue The
House ha adopted a resolution inquiring
iuto the combination to hick up atoney
and to nrodure a financial tigliUiesa. The
Banking anatdireocy eommiiic n-porieu
a bit! lor that purpose, which was recom
mitted. . V '-.
Bill to pay tb expene of ths com
mission ua Mexican depredations wa
adooted. . ;
Committee oa Banking aud Currency
are iusUuckid to report some measure to
prevent the locking up ol gold and cur
rency. : ; ; '
An amendmeut giving a milliuu and a
quarter to Washington passed. ,
Senate The billowing bills were re
potted oa favorably ! - , , . . ,
The postal telegraph bill.
Bill relating to . the manufacture, im
porution aud sale of iutoxieatiug liquors
in the. District ot cotumlii ami the tern
toriea. .!
lllll to pay poatmaaterf, &C., ohoafl'r
watds engaged In the rebellion wa re
united oa adversely.
1 he French polialiB bill oc Jpied the
bilance ol the day.
, The New Orlesus delegation allracta
much sttcution. Tb committee of five
to visit tb Attorney General to arrauge a
meeting with the President 'ha Rot yet
-liUIUUUieijJlu,X.
view will probalily not occur to-day.
Colfux ha not icccpted tli JVtosta
editorship.
Denmark. Sweden and Norway have
signed ths "Convention for coinage unt
il, li! Well bas been oonfirmed aa Al
tnruey General lor th Kuntern District of
irgiumt, i. '-' - '"
Thittrfori the Louisiana citizen
committee In sreordance with previou
arrangement through Attorney ueeerai
WillUms,met with Prmident Grant in his
hiitinraraatllireatthe Eiflcutiv Mansion.
"The Committee having been Introduced
to the President uy Attorney general w u
llul
tn. Judge Campbell explained the pur-
poo
m i I heir eamliig to w astiingion, ami
gave R brief account nf theconuition ot
ffalr in Louisianain conaeutienc of
liitii commerce was seiimisly aUectcd.
and trade generally so injured that the
people are ditmsyed, ana tni unfavora
ble Widition of aff iir not only injured
that State, but other btatos having close
business relations with Louisiana. A
thorn u no nnamentof- a lu-t and satis.
fnctonr solution ol the pruilnt trouble by
means of the agency unw as wora, iub
people ibrough the Committee asked that
IU thiarxigency Assuciaieeuaeiiiu iinuic,.
of the Supreme Court . ot the L'nited
States, and Judge Woods, ol the Circuit
Court of the United StaHs, may take
charge of His Judicial administration cd
til Circuit UOUIl .lling IU BUS urreawa.
Judffe Campbell addressed the rrcel
dent,nd tin President replied. Wgive
few raragrnpli of colloquy that lol-
hiwed : ,
: Judse CainubcU Said there wa no au
thority under the constitution and laws uf
tha Lulled Blate, lor a r eowrm uonn m
interter with the affairs of a Btate, inch
as bad taken place in Louisiana, and he
bruflv alluded to th decree ol te Court
and its effect in sealing and unsealing
nersona elected to oflic. : . .
Th President! during a cul.ouuy with
Judge Campbell raid hi undrrstsnding
oftue sulilect W. tne couil nao meieijr
decided a ho wero the legal nauvaartrs.
and even if ss stated in th case, t
ouart exceeded it suthorityin lis decis
ion, it will have to be respected until tne
decision shell be act sid by a suptri. r
C3Utt. . ' '
It would be dangerous lor the I'istiilent
ta- et the pricoaeut ol inurivriug wiib
the decision ol eurt.
Judsre Catuplwll rem uludu J44i Lr
ter.t'biuf Justice of th Supreme (Juurtol
the District of Columbia should tindertak e
to count the vote fur President and V u'
Preaident and Ucclaru who were elected t
these ofiiiHS, with the goverumnbt to sup
oort iiiui: the act wouid be no mi-re kuul
than the course pursued in Louisiana, un
der the npiiiioii of me court, suiporieo.
bv the Federal power. The uuutoittee
did not ask the president to decide any
thingthey only askeel blm tn tnvestignte
the thsltcr and eotnuiutiicat to Congress
the report of thru, men eloted by hiui
fur the nuroosc.
The fiesident S4lil lienu;ii not, wiinnut
the acthin f fongrrs,imploj and Coni-
neniaie such men, .. ..
. Judge Ciuiptrell aaid there wa so much
paUioliam involved, in geuwnien woiu
trust to vongres tor lompnsmiou.
(Nothing wa done to relieve the people
of Louisiana, aud it i evident that Oraht
is bent on carrying out bis wicked purpose
to sustuin the Pinchbutk party in power
Eds. Sektikm.
FHOM NEW YOItK.
New YoRef, Dec. ,19. Tfi I ZferaU pub-
lishe twelve ettluoins about Cubas llK-re
are 12.0(H) Cubans Rr-dcr arm. They hire
plenty of aniunition lint lack guns, Had
they guns they could place 4U,000 ia the
Bcid. Jho simple win be prolonged
unless outride partie liitrlcre, ,
It Is stated that the trie suitgiinl
Jay Gould aio ihwinved. He uigorgmg
nine millions. v.
' Twogo d Itrokcr'a fjiiKi reputed sus
pended. .
e!. L. lUriow ttrt that the Eiic C m
pany will compnimtse with Jny Gould
upon the nasi of nine million dolisrs.
T
1 'JH VSbif
rV smiKDec 19 Tb House Ueprw-
seaf stive to-day, by a.vot of 104 to H.
passed resolution coaaeaaawry n i w
ceurse of senator Sumner ia introduciitj;
a bill into the United State rSeoale a
remove alt inscriptions relating lo tlr
eueliioa from the army register ana nrs-
Uosai rrcimcotal abura. '. 1 ! :
The Senate passed tn rasoiuuoa) uy a
Toteof SOtot.,
FROM EC ROPE. '
ADmn. 170. !. The tmptruu say
the rccoBstrw tioa f lhaeatiutai uaat b
longer delayed.' The KuhblioBn in tb
Coites have rcsolwd to support ths vot
of confidence only on condition tht th
governmrat dmlai umqivially ia rav
ol thd imineiate aboiiUun of slavery l
the Spanish dominu.oa. , ' l
LoMDoav. Dec i Tb slilu'llatrhress,'
ha b wrecked off the enant et Nerih
amlwrlaud. All lost.
Kobert Bow lea. a Pari banker, (ecored
$J0,000 bail, end waa released from New
PahM, Dec 10. Gen. Chanzy's corps
is being rapidly Increased toten thousand,
while General Dtterat, a doubtt'ul Repub
lican, ha only fortye.glit: Uunarea men
under hisoommsnd. Thiers to-day said
he intended to keep monarchists ia awe.
N
i
(a ftainrdav the 11th day of Janaary
aext, 1 will Ball at pubbe auoUou an ia prem
ises 12 oi more ekolca budding lou, kaeluiU.f
that oa which tha barn slauls. 'llus balitiuig
eaa be convened iuto comuiedioa w.liug
al small ou lay. Uneaeh of thro other low
Is a small naiiat g, et which are new,
lemia I Uaa-Uiha caaa. eaawc u
year a. : 'UUerruuiea-uii paym w maoe.
uee.ai-ius
N
TO TUB' CORPORATOR Of TB ROBTB CAB
OLtKA STATE tir IKsrjRAXni CO.
A the Irst named In th i list of ecroorater
of "The North Caroliua State Life lusaranc
Compear," It becomes my saty to call th
corKiralors togeUiar m order to argaaissth
Company. . . ? " '
rieaas eonvene i m biuaasw niwaai
Bank In Ralelirh. oa Wednuday, th lh uf
Jaa ltffll. at 11 o'clock, A. M., for th stora-
aa d purpos.
auesiu svasir r, bai ii.b.
D
IH9LOW
BUSH1
PREHHIU '
Saien Oil
Wilt SOT EUIOBF. v
SAFEST, PL'Kfvr AND MOST ECO
NOMICAL OIL IN HIE
WORLD.
',i, ,,.....t i" .V.
Clear Spring Water. Burn brilliantly
.H 1..I. Ii,,,vrr than other oils uive
beaudtul brilliant and sits 111)1. Mots oni
hanl than ga snd saf as tallow candle. No I
amakal No odor ! Ho chared Wicks ! N
change of lamp. '
HO It XP I OSfOSS..
'Th beat lsslwy the cheapest,"
You want III Tour eelglihors wsnt It I
Even body wants It No family can siloid to
do aiihoutlt, 1 ' ,
It stands a Bra lest or over tea aeg.esa. a
ltfhnrd lamn nuv b dathed Upon th Soar
aud yet this oil w ill not explode, nor take tr.
For a?! by ' , ,
TIIOJ H. BHlliGS A SONS,
eel AgeutVior ltaJelgh and vxlulty.
BIGX OF tHE ' GOLDEN, EAGLE."
deeSltf . ... .. ..
CHRISTMAS IS
' r auw receiving I stars the following
CmiISTH18 C00D8:
!hi;-
o BOXKi J.O, I flHK i'AK
J '' '"' 1 .li i'., -J-- ' ' 1
8$ DOiKd LATEU RA1HNH. '
PoONDs PEC AM NUTS.
500 POVNO' BRAZIL SVT. '
600 POUNOS LO.NO ALUONDS.
600 POUNDS FILBKHT8. ' 1
SSO POUNU3 BRAID C INDY",' " -. ",. ,
SfMUJitJS BROOKLYN CANDY.
A POUND ASSORTED CANDT (i lbs.) ,
80 BOSE8 LEM'N BtlJCVI f.
26 BOXES FACTORY CH EES 8L
tt BOXES N. T. STATE CIIKKiE
60 CASES BRANDY PEAC1IE1
75 CASES rREdU COVE OYdTEJ. ,
' A ' J 1 EACH BROVA."
dee.U-tt : "'
ALCABLB fXhllLY RESIDENCE
Tbeeoraraudioaa family reaideneeot II A
DJiain's h:lra Is for rent during lb'.' year ls.
The hon eontmns eminsrh r.-oinr. at.4 tio.y
ars to divide! a to aeeomttiolate two funo-
iiia. II (routs istariea ftrrrt. is aijfltii. lei
vttrdl wl of the iwi "thro, U a nice iraid.-n
of lal! ru acre, all reiiiiiii outlioae, ao a
well ul Una sikr In ll.e ?ru. lu prrulMV
Wlllbeln ertil r,ir.
For tf,viuit t i.'i r
dec la if
MOfiRl A OATI.IN1.
172.
aUSCELLANEOUc ".- I I
J, , I III .
II
.AD
7
Q C A It T E I. k
I ' Singlo Guns.
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At SiSO, taSO, 8J.00, SO 00. 88 Co, t 04.
Double Guns.
At iU, lis, i, flu, tM. 6, 4-W.
KEAtll LOAJJl.NUlllJNS.
At tnd, -5, tS, 1UU, till.
IMITU WI830S8', COLTS', SHARP'S, I
Al.tES'8 snd WHlTSEf A CO.'S.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF 8P0RTIKQ
GOODS IN THK STATE.
An Inspcetloa iBTltetl. .
tM' HARDWABI H0U81 OF "Jtl
j r Lir LEWI k Co,
deelS U. . Bslelgh X. a
ARRIVALS
Frlnti and Dress Goods '
.. (, ,.. .. v ,i ,.. ., ). -
In great varlsly. f,
lOOTS & SHOES,
lsri(e8rir'. " "
i Sew Supply of Elrga.t silk Bali,
PKIMHOSK, PET'fT at MW80M
dee-tr
OUT! AN t 8 HOBS,
Jtvxra sixols axd doviii.ssoik
llaud msde best iiuality.
llAKllSOMK Vt'K SKT1S
for Ladle snd Mi, sea.
PRIMRtJSB. VET! Y 4 NE80M.
F
RBSH AN KILU1U.I
VACCINE VIRUS
(
At
. aIilPfON-4
B0V SO tf
. lliugtlUire, I
i -
tlBHOrS BrrEKYEfClNa HALTS Of
: ". . . . . i
XKI.TZKK, VIIK-WBvr m.mi, -xioja.
' ' ADO AI&VJir.lsIA Al r nir.ni.
At . ..... 8dMrwOM'B '
au-tf i . ' Irug kvf
IJALEIOH NATIONAL BANK OF N. C.
- Th. Rrsular Annual siiiig of Uisatoek.
holders ' this Bank, will ba held oa III "IStso
ond Tuesilsv' of Jsunsry. ler.l being tl
ii,i. das nf ths mmtbttetweea tne uouraoi
11) snd 4 a'clocii at their i anking He ass ia this
cilv. . . . ... , vi ,
llv tll lllrecllOB Ot IB HOCniierw
their lt aii.eliBg, I request "lltli rvevy
dln kh"hler attend at such uiectlng in penult
or.bv.provy."
'UeulV-Ui,' Aa, w i ,
II
ULIII A T GOODS
aVi
At 1UK
Jl 0 O K S T 0 K E OF
iALMIBD WILHiMS
1 MAT liB TOUXD
, i , ..
A 'O3inSTIIti10ltT)llXT Of HVT
JUIfK.Nl L flB O O K 8
Toy Boot.s for ClilMfta In rrsst farfcly. .'
l.old Fens for Llls and l. nllomee, ef
biitt mhe ; lar.s assi'itmenl. -
in, fpwiis snn i ;ri ii not;.
Porket Boo'.s snd Port Monies.
I"holi)Kriih Albums.
' lMrt for varlims stvlas.
' Sins HibieS and I'laye' boukt. .
t 1 linreb incsa djlymnala..
Willing llerksnd Horl Koiiof,
' Tourl.tSt'B,S 'or Travr-tii'lt.
4 a A Kmi ..tnfmili ti.ili.
TO 1
t i.romo i'tetuia. and frame, at excccduig
,1) earl)', II )"U i?n iOi;Biuj-,iir.
ALFRED WIl-LlAMsi,
' B wk. Icrral ttntinnc.-.
dec 1'Mf
no. ss
.1
OHOCEIilES.
$UUETHIHG TO
I A T 1 1
ME At,
.BUCKWHEAT,
MACCARiiNl,
,.".."', " i IIOMIST,
' " PKAItLtiUm,
CAiU)LI;AKI ttj
MULLET HUES, , ,
- - HADBOEA, i
ftOSllKK BCITEB," ' '
F11IMS CUEEjjE, , ,
- ;rKESll CITRON, '
FRESH RAWtNS. ' ' '
FRE8U CLKliANTS,
BObtflUMPTONaAMa, '
8MOKED BAL'SAGI,"
6M0EED B0IUNQ BLkK,
BEEIT TONOUEJ,
' 8L0AR CURED STRIPS,
riCKLESt, OAT8CP8
SAUCES, '
W. C. BTIUSXCH CO.
iscM-a
Cliristznas Zlcllllays !
w. i i i. l mini en.
' RAVI ADtllD VOTIIIIB
LARGE STOCK
'Many desirable srtlcW sultsble ff
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
LAblES' wintkr i)ite-s ooons,
, . IfA'U 4 NV( KT!"' 1.
11 ' ! 1 ( i ; ;
CLt)Ak.a,
I GLOVES,
. rURS,
AC AC.
liT Attentluu of Members of tha ii'sini
latar is respectfully hittted lo th al or st-
I tenlseoietit.
' W. H. AR. 8. U'CKkHACO.
liee.lo-tf
M.
O U IT
Wanted on mortiria ot Wirm bundf!
term lo 1 LMta,-vi 4 by i'ounty i.tininun
ion en fur Ux.uuu t $ tt(nj, )uig 4 lutsca
flCO J - W. A. atAS A wU-t AX .
J From Hujwvodti
tity for-, very fliif.
W. U. Jo;ia,4 & cu.
RUT TKEkS sad OKAI'E VINE.
Now 1 the Uhi lor thru. Wa are St ent
(or thorn.
MMMf- ' W.H.JONES A CO.
j OUN ARMdTRONU.
m )K BINDER A N! BLANK BOOB MAS-
. UrAUTtkaui
OVa TBS TB 0ASOUWA BOOXSTORS,
. .t ' RALEIGH, N. 0.
Triaii' Kieeiiilim; Minute and. Rceurdhg
8o-.ke,u marhf lonh"e, w .
; hortii Csroiwa heiiru arm o'-ioir u
'a. boeurl inwiitwitor Law h.nl'i!.
! Mlwd ' nulrs of th &! I n - '" d
r.dOiiJ lumiKri taaen a aie.'.anna t,ti ,,,,4'
due a w- i
I'llOFl'SHlONAfi C.MUU
I I. rAHKK.
J. A I 0-o,
I'AliKDK A 1(5 NI,
ATTOIINBVS AT LAW,
, UUA11AU, N. C,
Practice in A'an.anc and t' s a' v
eotinues. siirl lu lueooireiauaiiU t.n. i. -.ui . -U
leow-ssuir
JOOM8 TO RENT OR LEAE.
INT OK
l be iwe rrnni moms tn i hck.t r,
irBUleriil by ths perih t.arutu
JOiupany am s lti-a i'r -.ei.t vmr i ,.., e
WiU be leased lr 4wiietof yara.
i Aiily to
1' W.H. &B. S.TLCKE!14t.O.
dee 17 tf . ,
JJtRKSH COCOANCTS.
rreh t.urrpii s,
i Terklih Prunes, ' .
. t Aborted kuf'fi
I jji
W. c.
the I
0
litlll
new tore
DAIRY
BUTTER
this dsy la shus.
SAC
p
j;-tf
T7"AI.rARI.E
L A N ! I i
fro Vtilu,.-!
off.
J. i.
"T will
A l.!
tire GciHi3U!i ir.it '. i
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nn;U January luth.
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