TIIKSENTINEL.
v JOSIAH TURNER, Jr, Editor.
-J2AX.iLZG.lI, X. C:
Satckdat, Koitjnio, Jaw. 18, la'Tl
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
irginia papers constantly contains bat
of Dew postofEces or rather old ones, that
have been tinder disabilities tod are again
re-opened or pardoned, It job please.
Oar members in Congress having bad
their own disabilities removed, it is high
time that the disabilities imposed on un
offending poetofficcs should Uv be re
trieved. There we only two postoflices io Claj
county and like number fa TrrcL IUI
ign U the postoffice of a good many per
sona living la Johnston county. It it alto
the postoffice of number of citizcoi
of Harnett coonty who send thirty mile
to the postoffice. After the : buniinj of
Chicago a citiz'30, of ,IIrnett very wick
edly wrote tbe Ekbtikex, that be hoped
the Lord would continue the burning
North ontit all the old postoflices were
re-eatabliahed. Between the burning of
Chicago and Boston tber were but few
poatofflcee reestablished in Konh Caro
lina. Tbe "w repent?1 rebel in Harnett said
the burning of Boston was in answer to
bis prayers to Veep op tbe burning until
the old postoffioes were re-opened. . This
is ugly and wioked talk and Congress
should put stop to it. Not by the bay
onet or threats such as Holden used to
wards twe of the nost distinguished citi
zens of Raleigh when be played Governor
unacr Andrew jotinrn, out oy re-opening
tbe postofiicet.
If Crant and Congress will not give as
peace, tbey might give ns postoflices.
They should remember that to love one's
country, ones, county should be lovely.
mat PARDoiiixa rowsnu,
Tbe Lrgtalstura is called upon to par
don Tlolden and relieve him of the dis
abilities iupoawl by the lti(jUkt aourt
known to the Jute we mean the high
court at im peach tnent. . We bave looked
la vain to find anywhere io the Constitu
tion where tbe power is given to the leg
Ulature to pardon an itfi peached and con
victed criminal The Constitution places
the ' pardoning power in the Governor,
Article III, Section t says I
J "The Governor shall bave power to gtant
reprieves, commutations and pardons,aftcf
conviction, for nH ufrcuiea, rxrrjjt tn roes
of impeachment, npon such condition as
be may think proper."
r i.i- - r ....... i. i
bidden to pardon. And wkyl Docau
it Is almost Impossible to convict a Gov
ernor, the Oastitatioa riquirinj," two
thirds of Hie Beost to agree before be can
be convicted. After conviction by such a
court tbe diflkuHiia in the Way or getting
a pardon are and should be great.
Th Constitution hiring foibideai tbe
Govetnur to pardon in this case and not
having granted the power ti the legisla
ture, it is t!w U at only a coavaotion can
pardon llohlca. Holden and bis party
sayitwta rebel malignity and InjuUiie
that eonvicled bins. The legislature will
fj a much when they pardoa him. We
Shall take another cesaina la ilmw bow
little be dcaavfea it, and bow ha used his
power a pardon as Anlre Johnson's
military Governor.
Ws ask la the prayer " to forgive nut
trespass ss we frgie ttwe who bave
Inaspaaard against OS."
If the lt-t;issturw bad the poacr we
would bate tinni ki ptr.loa H l lin as be
patditted others.
do unit da uutL q o rtnxjtE.s r.
It would serin (bat the radical theory
Ot doable barraj government is cotita -
giotte, LonUiaaa, Alabama sad Aikm-
.. . k. i. . . . , . ,
mtm turn twe Uutvrwurt, and both inaugu
rated. Gov. Cald ell baa a donbk barrel
s bu.4 Systran, and w ftupartoUu Imts,
b-h sppolnfej by himself. First bt sp
, Wrlewr, t trk, frtt'jt'Tlaa.
of tbe John Knot or Jer. Thru as spa-Mats
lt .n. K. r. BaUW, sad Mr. V,Um
Ma a to s-if rwe J.r bis ifT.c la Mr. 1111!.
It Mi ke as tUt tlx might ditide tbe
asaptta, one take the nt.ru aj t?r oibet
Ik nkite tUpaitmcnL ...
If nautt la bad la the isw, as nas tU
with ll.s lliiwtm'M aboat hie ap
ptMOlme la i:e IWtlj 1ViJ and
(4bt thatitslik iatltlae of the Utaie,
we a-e iMl.awd It the vpiatun that J .La
Ki mil a, a. la faef, msy the
Caae be rr j u i J m rJa-lgcd by lbs
t'Mrt.
TVe ti.riwe CVart, by aSen o
, ti Sand s i the stet lift sal Jadge
e'wtvd l"t Years ! Ibta Ike pM.
p!e laia ld. The t'it baorg n iB.bd
Iba.r wa Mat I Iss yr, a.. a d it
sv4 tins hmm W ing Um k ! lrm"r'
n 4 la it M- if te s
I tarm aayr
IftiQ 4U OC0.S0IL '
) (' imu. the late straight ,! aa l
Jl lot the rraaUt-aa retiiad t etis'ght
awl te ot (.'tarn Ihooaanl awt t aajrad
aat iktit! tloi'ara a4 Urn e ats U
I f.!. T e p; 4 M
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f . t m ' ! Tj II i f.. t .1
i-w- i dx.arel ! lU.it a t . s'hi4
t- . i V 'l t t! t . u u s
i la ifct Hr W a4-e 4 (tall anl
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THE CREDIT SOBILIEIL
t By Tekgrsj.a to Uil TribaneJ
MB, BBOOKS IS KO WAV BOXFITEU.
ToMNiblack Ir, Brooks originally
mentioned the matter to witoeMt, sod
stated at the time he bad power of put
ting witness In the Credit Mobiiier, but
mL ao It j'SDjLiu.ft lyauiI-.aajruagTIE
did not rare to hold lbs. shares himself.
The money was an ndvsncemeot ly"irr.
Brooks in tbe firm of a speculation on the
aceoont of witnes. -'
(To Jud;e Merrick Had no understand
ing that tbe $10,000 advanced could be
pud back out of dividends f 4ki con
cern. To Mr. Niblack Kn that , he f id
premium on the 50 ahirts, hot did noi re
member bow much; did nut know whether
Mr. Bnmks had any agency in procurijig
the lst SO shares Mr, Brooks told bim
be wss entitled to ibe 60 shares additional,
and told bim to go and gel it..
. To Mr. MuCmry liid not remember
bow many times he collected dividends;
collected thu dividends from Mr. Ham;
Mr. Brooks did not collect s single divi-1
dend; no one ever collected for witness;
borrowed five thousand and some hundred
dollars from Mr, Dillon; witness received
beside the f 9,000 in cash, e23 shares of
stock in the Union Pacific linilroad in the
way of dividends from Credit Mobilier;
turned some of tbein over to Mr. Brooks
and some to Mr. Dillon ;' gave the latter
enough to cover the loan received from
him; still owns 500 shares of sbk of the
Union Pacific Itailroad; none of bis stock
has ever been held in the name of Mr.
Brooks."
Crbss examined by Mr. McComb Ite
ceived the fiO shades additional stock by
virtue of bis ownership of 100 shares;
did not remember hsvmff received a no
tice that he was entitled to the 60 shares
additional ; Mr. Brooks paid for tbe first
100 shares; Bitness did not pay for it,
when be went to the ofllce to get the
stock be found it already paid for and in
bis name; did not remember whether he
received any dividends when he got his
certificate of 100 shares; received divi
dends about tbe time he got the certifi
cates f only knew lie collected dividends
as tbey were due bim ; When he got the
first certificate be did not remember what
be received ; remembered giving a receipt
but did not remember what be got for it;
Mr. Brooks Is in tbe . hubbit of putting
witness into good investments; did not
remember any particular one ; Mr, Brooks
told bim he was entitled to 60 shares ad
ditional; did not remember from whom be
received tho"TJivldends.
Mr, jlcUomb waived a further crosj.
aaamiualion until tomerrowi when 4adge
BtateT will be prerent.- - ;
To Mr. Mct'rary Could not recall
dates ; bad a great many transactions,
aud therefore could not remember minute
particulars. :
Q. Was there ever sny nnderstsnding
in any way or form that Mr. Brooks Was
to realize any benefit whatever from tour
shares in the Credit Mobilier I A. Not
the s'ightes ; on the contrary it was the
understanding that I was to receive all
the benefits' of the stock.
A rjuamon or. cuaractkb.
- Msv Brooks thaw naked that- various I
coids from the ar depsrluunt be pro
duced before the ooaimittee, by which lis
wauled to show that Mr. McComb was
nut to-be 4mJivI.
Mr. Niblaek Well, that iss matter aa
nill take under consideration.
Mr. Brooks I want to allow that Mr.
M:touibia a ruau not to be believed un
der oath, and a man of bad character. 1
alee want to bave etamincd I.) man El
more, II. r. Pultja, Calvin blade, tlunotal
DouWedey, and the ti Major ol w
Urieaoa I forget his nan. a.
Mr, McComb Benjamin K. Piandirs is
bisnsme, Icaagiyeyuu n good many
namrs, if yon waul Hu m. 1 w.hiIU also
bke to give the Cuiumillee auine lancttn
reii-reni Ut Mr. llr.N.ks' rhru( t r.
Mr. Itr.Mika - Well, I ean glveyou namrs
for a mural or linmor d chr n i. r.
Mr.. McComb I bave n.. diiubt yn
can have litem Biada to order, I alii be
ery glad t compare characters with yiu,
bowevi-r.
Judge PuUnd Well, tin it-ras.
bave nothing to do with Ciodit M..bilitr I
Mr. nnks Mo, hir.
Mr. McC'omb-lf it lsa ijui-sli..n ol
Character, 1 should libs In lurni.h a list o
nanwa; I should like all tiia lealhrr trails
of Saw York. Bwtoa sad Baltimore,
bwe I have dot budneas fur tbe pad
tacnty r. brtMijrbt hrre, t.rthrt wiib
.-T. Btrwart IBd kad'airf
of Htm York, with General Oaornan,
Gaw. MHgs, Ore, Babbitt, General Vialun
and olhrr army i llt.ris in the U isiim
ntsairr's IWpanrarot.
Judge PolaBd Weil, if ws row lu le to
ttsmiae wiimswee In reeard in rhtiai-trr
e will give ton an m.ianitf In rrnl
Mr. McCnrob Very wHI, N ; thai to
att I want: twi wtitwg-M itund cn tbe
The Wpaitiu-tl of Juainf at WaJi
Uirin sas U Uv luuUnd l,U aa I
aVf.'.irs (iiArirary ep;impriaUosi, ansln'y
mtrntmi an Itakuas, prmwulwwsx la as
at 'alrd hW antra a as original!; S
pn pr,.l j tul we are lld that thaiv
"' enoogfc t y f W,CrJ0. Vi nh a bat
pni.galny la lite paopU's money snxaa
iaswll aad lr ntist baas urr. A
p pie that t!y siiUm t t i s Kbfd
sry sad -t.i, a ara f.a bmnir(
aull tw a4 iruaasaaaaol, aad drilling at
a fearful tprmt iaUt aatrt.y a
It ir lawlili 11, .i siitwavr tbiy
etwld hg rrataia la a (fftiitB
the pwpt art tad fT.rm aud the takn
eirrt ( mrviin Ht!iJ.t.
Mr. PioikBry Itai.m Hiewait P th-
bra Iks rnam!j fcal bla.l,,ug ti n
!!.. j i:,ra.ia,- h a Ilia Is Uv-
tr, u,aa naiag Altlrloits M a native
Viliaga, Ac. 1( was tla'e Kmattw I'm.
lWa af the rVal, Acting I.ta.iraaal
Uvfsi-r, AtU (i. TMa.4. aad lign.
nanal l-a'r- Ha la a.. 4 I aiiad
aiatamaUar bf tlisKil CJ LrcUUiata
If II. is Iwkf tan has Mini thrvagh Uia
sk faatal bt r-'.iiual akitxitoa It will
m miws i iss.nl. I !- wtij aiatt
kiaa s4birf in the ( o. d Ht'rs rVwata
It Baa earn lh fai ls that Ml. lid.
Irr Caaey ah.ialj ht mat lu i; a roala.
Afayav
A BaavU t4 Awaiaal Asma4s lk
(u.br I, wm aJ i i l a .l
M Jaaua;, Istl, lis aun.lwr was I tfl,
a Ni a of I.'J ia. n ik
I u nJ i um i l i;t sua I. r i it
J f I, wkasj a i AaMte .. Im 4.
p"l 'k la t"'ltii with il, piv
t,- -a i4 ILs fcs a lufh (Wmdim
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THE PAPAL ALLOCUTION.
The address of Pius IX, in the consistory
f the I2d of Dcemier, from proofs fur-
hinhed by TU. CatholU Unit, is a sum
mary of the ewlcaiasncal situation m the
principal countries of contiixiitiil Eurcpe,
Naturally the pontiff Ukca little comfort
in the prospect ; but hi worst enemy must
admit that ha fitraa lla . hdsti'j govern.
mrtrtr"f theOTf"T!tt li-SomttaljIie
eourait acd unshaken faith in his., own
prctTOsioEt,, In Itnly be IS left without a
vestige of the secular power whir it. bib
I f.jrtititd the Hon-.an rke for so mnv cen
turies ; step by step the new kingdom
encroaches upon his domajt, humming
bim in on every side with a Lav r.er tbat is
tver contracting, and the day cannot; be
fnr distant when even the Vatican and
St, Peter's will be bis no longer. In Bpsin
the principles of political freedom which
have revolutionited Italy are work
ing no astonishing change in the re
lations of Church and btate, and the
people who were for so many ages the
mot.t devoted and oliedient children of
the iaith sie wandering sway. Tbe
Republic at Versailles has to support to
tend His Holiness in Rome, and only the
same polite toleration to grant him in
France, which il grants to Protestant,
and Jew, and Turk, and AtheUt Io
Germany the case of the Unman church is
still worse. Here, according to the Pope,
the Catholic religion is subjected to n
"cruel persecution," and Proteatant officers
of Mule have undertaken to define what
the doctrines of the old faith arc, snd to
punish the Papal bishops who attempt to
exert their authority over the inferior
'trgjr. The ponlitT.msy well be troubled
as tie surveys his flock, and sees the ene
my getting intd tbe fold, snd no help
coming lrom any quarter,..
" But the Papacy has survived so many
vicisitudea, has paused so often from tlw
depths of subjection to the hights ol
empire, that be would be n rasb prophet
who should predict its fall because two
or three of (lie kingdoms of the world
armed themselves against it. Popes be
fore now have eome out of copntructive
Imprisonment, snd returned from exile,
snd recovered lost prestige. When priests
and bishops, and kings, snd governors
have "sdjusted" themselves belter to IbC
changed relutiona which are growing nut
of great changes io political tendencies
and great developments in popular and
national character, the attitude of tbe
Roman Church towrtrd modern society
may appear very different from its alti
tude at pruM-nt. In his teview of the
woild, Pope Pius IX, said nothing the
other day about the one civilized and cul
tivated country which gives him no
troublr, In Die. United. States ids Jtomaq
tUimUJi" p,;,fT IjlxttX I." .teach. what
it sees tit. to hold all the property it rn
honestly acquire, to impwe etcletiihstical
penalties upon anybody w bo chooses to
submit io them, tu ilenoiuico heresy, and
to excommunicate heretics. Our Ciovirn
nieut pays no hei d tosllorutionsand such
things, which are none id its business. It
Sks n favors of tho Poie, and grants
bim nothing but the equal juntiee it gives
to all mankind. We suspect, if the truth
were told, that the It . nun Catholic C'hutch
ia more prcMperous to-day in the United
Slates of American than in any other part
uL thn aautU-AL- Jrvi---,
muck roMKKor ox immioiu-
HON.
In his mutstgc, Cov.CalJwell, nl North
Carolina, says :
" sitifc!ory ailjustmin.t of the Ktute
dclti would remove a inmt serious utnta
c:e in the wsy of the infltiK ul immigra
tion." The satitfnetory sdjustmcnt c f n rups
around the uei k ol Bill llnidcn; Kirk,
John Pool and McLlmlaay wuld have
removed "a lintl serious cba'rle in the
wsy id the influs iif Immigration,1
Brick, glre tlie nun more of yoer
prajers and hrta .f'jiur ri pe. If they
acts hung, Biit k, do you know where
liny weuld go I
t
The Wahlngi. and Lee uom r.ily, aT
Li tington, Vs., At !. sthools In op
t rail. hi, aud is iitcreasiiig in number as
rapidiy aa Its funds wi t admit. It has
nv-'Urd ailbiu Ihe put ear luar 100,
OoO in bt'j uvi Land dtmatiuos- (Tu.OoO
rash fr .m Iha lata II, II. Baihy. cl Nrw
Oilvan. aud Ju,0W AUsandiia Utj
lU.nila, Ir.Hit W, W. Cmonran, ij, ol
Waahington Citjr. making ta caib capiul
mr than U)0.0O0, and its gw"-e
rHtAl4 lEiluJiSif. iLtU,fcbiUiLaiU,
iil.ralKa and apparatus, mora than a kail
million of doti.ua. 1 be fuliur.i. is fa
(runs dtbt.
Hoiiie pw.p'e ara puuibd to see whf the
d.tirUutiom.f s few snares of t itdil Mo
biiier altM k la lifini riuU poabty
have a ri4ruptiug iiifJomce. In Ibe Is
lettUs'.n j . I'.-iiiioiii, je-irf Ur, Iha
(.. "r Ml ll.a iut.aiiavi.l ul Mr. Ka.US
aaatl.naa. lla eitwa lrd 111 (Km: ia-
sidawf a year ha art lea ibg,HU0 IhrR
ftom, Huppuae a I n )j.niif aad an a. It
an h an luietlmrnt ak Iha iipprrt,.n of
Mr. 0k.e Amrs.y ejjn al rai't wj i. J
tt i .
I'aimrts in aiansaaare luraing lltrtr at
Ua ua Urgtiy to ! lift) n'aalir-e.
1 1 1 rnmr ula alrradv niada tl.na that IUa
a4i ut tiaiAas la wt-ii adai td to Iha Irt
growth, tswta.l; Ihe Sv-lUr varxlwa.
t-rti a.wi, awi, If.s at willows,
ic., aad II u Iho iji I ibal !!. ml ( (La
rraarAl dala a il akow a Snu k Wfl
lrwlib ul tat'trf rsnath la knaa lta
il can Bow claim.
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alasts ssiabraUw srtakaUMS aaaisataa-
y. i aiiwa tsars sn sw was lHsn4 la
a wil, ahrra Be MafM ! srvra
kwra, alxa B aaa 4g Ml !,,. 11
Bast Itila I't nltaavte tlx 4y af kx
4a,iir.4aa la a f.uta snasBrf i aad all
prtujos sit B" Utrwt l it mm k. ira
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Mm bill, sats It Is B"W f M-t4jr t!.ngfi
wm i v 1 1 1 1 iar i,af,, tr 1,1 aar
B.s tlaabiuty 1.1 i Ur,Rg t mm 4 Mans
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SCHOOLS. COLLEGES. &c
StyAEKENTO FEMiLS COLLEGE. v
The Spring 8sston of 1H73 wit be pin on
the 130i Jauuuarf, aad continue 0 weeks.
Board (exclusive ot lights ar.u wasUr.jr) f 70 00
Tuition in regular course, ' iS 00
t'T ftriini1"'-, -i
TreaiUci.1.
dee 18-dlm
rj I S ti jl A M S C II O O L
: JiKBANETttLK, N. C
Col. Wm. B'ixoham, Sup't,
Maj, Robt. Bikobam, Act ng Stipf.
Ma4. W. B. Lvsch. ji
CaPI. T. h. NoRWoor ;
'SprinKAeMion of 1873 opens Feb. 7.b.
For Circulars addrcst.
MAJ. BINGHAM.
dee IM-Im
K 3 L X T A N A C A D E M Y ,
IIISST6.1 STB EST, BaUEIeB, C.
Rev. K. . Trawlck, Principal, with com
petent ansltkinta. Tlie fifth academic term of
J weeks will beidn Jan IStli. 1S73. For
terms and particulars apply to tlie Principal
or Kev. W. J. W. Crowdcr for circular.
JanllMw.
JALEOit BAPTH1 FEMALE SEMI-
NARY. '
F a. Hobooob, A. M ,.. .....Principal.
Rev.- A. F. Hsoo, A. M., Asaeeiata Prlneil.
F.A. BouhMaaB......... Professor of Mu-lc
Tbe Spring session will open on the
17th of FEBUtrtRr, 1873,
Tha buildlaBr having been enlarged, is pa
clous, coniini ulous aud handsome.
1 he Literary Defiartnieiit ts provided with s
select Library, a Urge collection of Geological
Spcclmrtis and a fine Philosophical and Client
ical Apparatus.
The Music Department Is provided with a
large cumber of good Pianos, two Organs and
a Harp.
The lady teachers employed are all FIK8T
OLABd. hoarding pupils are required to Wear
uniform dress. Board, and Eligliali tuition
10U per sesslou of & months.
For particulars, apply for circular.
dx iOi dlsUw wUll marl
gOUTUEKN EDUDATIOSAL BUREAU
L To aid all who denire well qualified
teachers.
. To Kprsnent teachers who desire posi
tions. 8. To give parents Information of schools.
4. To sell, rent and exchange school pro
perties. Address
, t- iAfs .(TpTOQATE,"" "
" ucE W dltswlti lta-Oia IlUlboro, N. f
o
X FORD HIGH SCHOOL.
J. II. IIoUNKB,
'' I Priucipals
It. II. O BAYr.it,
The BpMng Icaalun will liegin tlie ikcuuj
Monday in January.
Terms as heretofore.
Oxford, N. 0 Doc. 12, 1S7J.
oec i:-uwjiwiuiw
yESLETAN INSTITUTE.
FOB QIULS AND YOUNU LAD1K?.
UlLLSUOKo' STUEKT, '
BALEIOB, N. C.
The Irat sea.1 n cf this Iustltutton will U
f u oa the
30TU OF JANUARY.
The bonding la new. sniil for School nor
poses, aad la tilualed in one of the snoal deal-
rahla aeuihliorBooda In Ilia eltv ol Kalchrh:
Uierefors one of the iuoat deairsbls in the
Btata.
The Instruction will be thorough and sytle-
B1IC
Iha course of study wUl kw wall arrant-ad'
and ssay smliraca Uia hulu rrguiarCoUeKiaU
courta, sua all lbs irrnaiurnlala. If dealrvd.
Una of lite Principals will drvota sih- lai st-
trlitl.m to MLbIU aad the H AK18. 1
bit k shs kas kad muck ts ivntmre and auc
raaa. Iha olliel Ut Iha l.llaHAkV and
MATHtMATlCAL BttDlltC, which ahe has
sucraaafnlly laai:kl for anesml scaaluiis. ktuik
Ui pay suiet atuaiiloa to Ute caiuira of rw
laenmt, polls of ni an 11 ara, end parity of
turata,
we It tend Uils to be a permearat InatltB
ttoa, wherrtB yoang la.l nay voaipiete a
UxiruBgk, prarueaJ vdncalloa, or (nau a L.k
tlty can auu-f any ria ia Cuiirga.
I ha tkiardiag lainnent stul be aadar
Ut iara.aiai-tlwoa ul Um jaatur tear bars
au4 IBetr axHlter, wk aili aaa ihrir beat tf
f'-rts la ntaae It a pteaaant B.lna lue lh.
aha swy baaid la tha Kbu.. BauUlog lauaa
ka wj pillar, caa (1 1 arawataoualiutts W
taa unuieuiaie ttciauy, wiib aicTU.et tttul
MtM BLANCH rkNTklSA. I . . .
MleMiiU4A.Wi.NtA. ( IiskIi
MlBSak.SMia Ji.bH. AsaUtaut la
Primary DeiwIutsnL
rU.. A. MAMil'M d.-lirarsaertea
tm rraeural lt-lunra. Weakly, ev aaa,! wera.
If, Mural Pkiluai.phy aad kiadrtal aul.Ja.Uv,
lAhav laaa. at I m a ut ba ta)4uf d.lf n(uiraL
aaaaaaa raa aataiaa aw vaaatt waaaa.
TBTprax, mraarv Brrttrti, Steas
Adtaarad Sua oak. lion
Uuaaad Fruak, stlra, fack, SOU
Matte Piatt or t riaa, t
ataataaailiaiSar, w
lraeg, 111 an
lu r'.:x,u .
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faf la'b tankiuaia, aJjr-aa ""
4. A. iU.llB,
BBtl fcaefga. It C
ILAMEI J Tiu bEKMAN LAN
- CCACE. '
Allka rraaMl bf aaaama wku 4mI
araM a Iif4 ul laa t.rmiaa
"Htft, ma tulnrjKS ai.l, aaweaai
saal u.Im kata aa.a.d laaat hla
t- an. a l, aiaa t .t.mm Im Ik e,acs ta-
stiwrtk la Ua imtmiKa. tiaaiesrtaai aad
Uua tka W-i Ia. w-f a A p
sill, at', w Ua aa4rtAo.d
w -trkt,i ' -,3c.
AlitLaT iMitrr.
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TWaafwa ill ti a Wl-a K(tX E id
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fji rmut ACADKMT
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TOSPECTUS.
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500
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BEafl-WEEKLT, 1 year,
oiuonini,
WEEKLT. 1 year,
v months,
City Subscribers wUl be furnlsbeil the Dahv
Sbntimu, at 1 cents per week, payable in ad
vance. Tbe Advertising Bates will be found on tbe
first page.
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It Is til iHiiuc.se o' the 8KNTINEL PUB
LIdlllNii COMPANY tomske tbu paper a
a
FIRST CLASS JOUItNAL
in all rcsiiects. Tho principles It sdvecstes
are familiar to the people of the Htate and
are, simpiy,
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Its columns will be fuund to contain
THE L4TEST NEW4 BY TELEUBAPU.
A CAREri'lXT PREPBKD rUM
UAKI OP I.' I AL. hTATE AMD
UkMKKAL MlAB,
THE MARKETS, A C.
""TTiT'olW i;-r TnHil'ffjT 1,T ivcb so
krs-a a carraiauun as Ua Bk. flNkL, aud It
mere 1 ara oners
OREAT ISDUCIMItTiTO ADVEK
TlBkBA, t
who alii (ad Its cJaaias Ike beat sallui
Uruaak ahirk lu eoasaaaleats wilk IB pmo
pie nl Iha KUl.
Ik Sr Maaaacrsaipealln lis frVad of
U sa. 1 1 to latoaa I t clrcalaUo aad
IU ttia.0t.l aaela keaa, pk-drg tBaaaaalsaa
saaas Uia pa par worthy or (awral sapiawV
As mib aa lk ha -Innaa ttiU tatiify h. Us
psfar wiu Spar ka ss sauraiy aaw draa
THU HOOK AMIJUII
urjiciJ
Is amtpVta sad IssarwM of ismm- eaay
aaa aay waanpuuk bl rribUag
rilir (Lkf MATERIAL a4 Fl aT
CLAM rSfBTtR
oa J ara awkb.iad. a4 uta attraa f. nh
aadd. uk i. K oaa U taaira
la.keahiy Bilk IBua f aay eUef SeUi.,,-
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Iva .lmad, )at r'4
at ti it
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r. easiaa Te. R, biHtttsts,
Wn.T. Law.
Gravco Worchouso.
DASHLLE. Va.
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wil ar,. t " '"t
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GROCERIES;
TO EAT 1 1
KIW I MEAT,
BUCKWHEAT,
TUCCAUCKr,-"
-HyJiu.v-
PF.AftL.GK,TS, '
CAROLINA BICE,
MULLET HOES.
SHAD ROE?.
v GOSHEN I. UTTER,
PRIME CUKEdE,
FRESH CITRON,
FRESH RAISfNS. '
. YliEill CURRAK18,
SOUTHAMPTON HAMS,
SMOKED SAUSAGE,
SMOKED BOILING BEEF,
BEEF TONGCE3,
SUGAR CURED STRIPS,
PICKLES, CATSUP!
; asd .
8AUCES.
W; C. 8TU0XC1I CO.
declO If
HARDWARE, &c.
Jj KN8LOW ft. BUSH'S
p
' -premium"
If
WILL NOT EXPLODE.
Ml
SAFEST, PUREST AND XOST ECCW-r
- KOMICAL OIL IN HIE
WORLD. t
Clear as Surlnir Water. Bums hrilllnnt'a ' -
and lasts Ion ire r than other oils. Give a
beautiful brilliant and ssfe light. More bril
liant than jrae snd safe ss a tallow candle. No
smoke 1 No cdor ! No clmret! wicks 1 No
clung of lumis.
SO S X P L 0 8 I 6 N 8.
' IheUat Is alwajs the cheapest."
You wsnt It I Your nelulilmet want It I
Everybody wants It No family can sltoi d to
do without ttr
Jt stands a Are teat of over l5o deg-reea. A
tkbted lamD ensr ba dashed sraa tha loot
and yet Ibis oil will sot explode, nor take Bra.
For sale by
T liOS. H. BRKilii A tfoNfl,
Sol Agents for Kslh(h snd V.clulty. .
PIOX OF THE -GOLDEN EAGLE."
dee at W
f ATCUE8, JEWELRY,
STERUNO SILVER
AND
TKIMTLB M.ATBD WARB AND rtTBS.
1 bare just retarawd truss New fork and
bave purchased a larre assortment t.f Uia
atMva. My sUir 1 full and euaspUU. 1 bate
aa lanre a stork as before lb war. New,
faakluaabl aad bandsone.
My aaaurtmcnl nf treta are eomplrte. All '
kinds froea W eenu to Illy o suit all a-ea I
want Uta meuiliers ot lh Lr:Uiatura aud visi
tors to call sod se m st any old CUira. Kama
wlaew far St yearn - Wstehes snd Jewelry ra- "
palled. Spactal attenlkoa paid to rairta4(
Sue WU l.ea. Jewel art and aew 4err
Buds far all Ws ehea. WorS Warraated 14
ntaatka. I will aell cheap for Casb, Doa'k
furfrl or jaa by Ut bif watcb Bear Iha Cap
toi and
JOHN C. PALMER,
. . RahjiKk, K. C.
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J T , 0 U L L E T at BKO.
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tiaU-tli Iksi,.liU i4 rips
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leekla' I kllel,i,la laar u (' 'llj,
flewasTBtieBitl Talaaeait w IS ua4 an
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