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DECKXDKB 13.
Bonnie Wkl oiled to order at 7:30
m.
Cut. Welch moved that the private cul
emUr be miule special order for the night,
Mr. Cow In moved to amend by sus
pending tlie rule requiring the ayes and
nsys fcr the night unless called tor by
some ttenstor. Agreed to.
A roaolutioc instructing Ui Secre' ary
of State to Issue a grant ior land to A. W .
Boll, in Macon county, passed iU third
reading.
A reeolutioa in favor of J. H. Enniss,
passed ita several rcadines
A bill empowering tho commissioners
of lUleigh to appoint an inspector ol
wiuid and coal, panned its several read'
ines. .
A resolution in favor of W. It. Morris
& Co., pined it several ridings.
A bill authorizing the Board of Trustee
for Hickory lowoahip, in Catawba county,
to complete tbs Astn villa turnpike and
declare it a public highway, paaaed il
third readmit.
A resolution in favor of D. D. Fercbee,
Sheriff of Csmdcn county. On motion of
Mr. A vera laid on tho table.
A resolution in favor of Burt McClanr,
treasurer of Swain coonty, passed ita sev
eral readme.
A bill to incorporate the Watauga New
Ilivi'i and Yadkin River lumber and raft
CuMiimiiT passed ita several readings.
A bill amending tbs charter of the Fair
of the Canlinas ; authorizes the election
of a Board ot Directors and a President,
and authorises the itsjo of bonds to a
sum not exceeding in amount twenty five
thousand dollars.
Mr. Troy moved to strike out tbs clans
which exempts ths boud proposed trom
HtaUt tax. Adopted.
Mr. rJeTtnonr moved to strike out tht
. clause exemption the bonds from county
and municipal tax. Adopted and bill
oassed third read! dr.
A bill to. require the Treasurer of Cher
okea county to turn over certain notes
and bonds to the treasurer of Orahsm
couutr passed its several readings.
A bill in relation to ths Catawba Toll
Brid ue Company ; legalises for mer acts ot
the C orporation and revives the charter.
The President announced that the bill
wasnnts third resdmg. Mr. King cor.
t i ted the chair, said It hsd not been rtsd
at ail snd demanded the reading of ths
l.i I. Said the fi st thing we knew v.
would paa bill to hau somebody. Tbs
lull was read and psssen.
A bill to incorporate tbs Catawba Val
b Hridg Company, paused its Several
readings.
A bill to submit to a vote of the peo
),' i f Washington county, th question
nl lh luculiop of their county seat. Al
low the voters to remove their couuty
n.t fmin PlyuioutU to Alt Key Kerry.
M", A vera objected to the paae igo of
lb bill.
Mr. Humphrey said that th people of
tb couoiy (.uglil to have tho power to
change the location.
Mr. Lot concurred with Mr. Welch,
and (bought the peopl aught not to Us
e'.loaid tuihaogelhe UxalloB without
tuhtntial re a in a.
Mr. Jobasos explained that two court
houwi-s had been burned, and Wat tnry
had no court bouse sow, and astbey bad
to buiiil a ) n. the peopl wanted to
rlimira lu ligation, or st least to hats a
unon the matter.
Mr. Murubv Said that as a matter of
1u.tii ami rteht to tho panple of that
county b would niKS ths psavage of th
bill.
Taa bill waswid iU third rtadinff.
Resolution la favor ol th National
runk of rarettevllle. paaard owe li.fiir-
nalls la eunweuooac of lb abaci of
Me. Trot.
A bill to inonrpoeat th "Waasarsvlll
rn.r. In UuocomU coast r, passed It
i - -. y
rweraJ rawdinfft
A lull in Incut norat lb Baptist chuieh
ot II ia, la Boaooatb county, pafcwd
iL. i hint mdinc.
A bill to assatid th eSarter 4 the lows
of It aatort, pawed US third reading.
Kniato ndjoarncd.
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VOL. IX.
RALEIGH, N.C, SUN&AY,-DECEMBER 14,'; 1873.
NO. 115
t) AILT 'SENTINEL
I I , ADVlKWfllNU SATKS. i i'V
I k I )..-.r, i.lij
A jTrtijmnti will t tnaartad la tha Dailv
Saavtan, at Um tollowimr ralea per sqnsrs oi
not laca, or t saauaw Haas, f i hi '
Unexiaaraoaauma...... 11. OS
' " .H. aaeS anbaaaaMitfauorijT .
lass than a week
sqaars, 1 week, t.M 1 sqaare, 1 aoa.
- imoeUL B.IHH n " um
" faro's, ia.01 Si - 40.ot
"- -laen t w . t v
" - ' 14.(0 1 M U
Tlw equation provided for in the conati-
mtion as to taxing property and poll
shall be preserved. Adopted.
.v.r. Waring spoke at lentch leaiDrt th
psrsaceot the bill said itwuls prop isi-
lioo to confiscate tba property in towns
ana e ;ei ol over two thousand inhabi
tants, and to make the property owner
educate the children of the non-proprrtj
bolder.
Harris, col., replied at length to the ar-
mputi of Senator Waring.
Mr. Cunninirham sent no to the clerk's
table to bo read for information, a
letter from P releasor Mclver ad
dressed to him as chairman of the com
mittee on education, in advocacy of the
passage of tba bilk Tba bill having re
ceived the approbation of the education
al convention, &c
.ur. welch ooered an amendment, sl
owing only property holders to vote, but
Withdrew it. At
Mr. Morehead, of Guilford, offered aa
amendment providing tbat non-resident
of fuch cities who own three huudred
dolUrs worth of property within the cor
porate limits of the city shall vote, and
providing tbat voters shall show thcit
tax receipts tor tbe year previous to vot-
sir. Seymour argued against the con-
sti: iitinnality of the amendment.
.Mr. Morehead rejoined in support or it.
Mr. Cunningham opposed the sinend-
ment of Mr. Morehead, and ssid uhmjn
wxi aiaehelor and bad no wife snd chil
drtn, be supported a liberal system of
ennimon schools In view of tbe benefits
that would accrue to society. Thst now
be had both, and he was more and mors
conviuced esch suecesaivs year that North
(jK 'jiina needed a eood system ot com
mon ecbools. Arguing with much force
in t ivor of the Dill,
A dincutsinn upon the constitutionality
ol the amendment here arose, participated
inly Messrs. Memmon, Norwood, More-
bed, Seymour andTroy. The amendment
tsi'ed.
Mr. Morehead ot Rockingham, olforcd
an amendment providing that not mors
thnu one-fourth of oneper cent tax shall
be levied on property under authority of
ton act.
Mr. Conningh&m enquired If the Sena
tor tould vote for the bill with this
amend tn en t.
Mr. M. replied that he would not msk
"suv rasa promises."
Mr. Avers, an amendment requiring
voters to pay an average of pro rata tax
betore voting. Lost.
Mr. Norwood submitted some effective
remarks in support of the bill and Mr.
Horehead's aojeediMn;. baid tnareaaouia
be a limit to ths power to tsx
Mr. Morebesd i amaadment was adopt
ed.
Mr. Troy offcrad aa amsndmect which
8xes penalties as bow proviaed by lew.
Adupted.
Mr. fcllis or Uatawwa, an amenumeni
requiring that tba Iwsoty citiaeas sulbor
acd la this act to call aa election upon
tbe q ieatioa of levying tbs aeceasaty UX
shall b property bolder. Adopted.
Hid passed Stood d leading.
Mr. rlMuminc prasauted a petition
In iu citixooa ol McOoaelL Inferred to
oouitullte oa Proportions and Uriev-
Kt. Moroiiaad obtained leave of s bee nee
for the Principal Doorkeeper for Moadsy
etr,
t iL F.ltis obtained less for on dy
lor nator fmm (leaveland, lit. still
On nr.'loo of Mr. Qndger, fJenat sJ-
jooiued until Mondsj at 11 o'clock, a. m.
e al readlrg. hsving bren amendef with
tbe proviso, that no greater discrimination
than 25 per c nt. aball be made Ixtweea
local and throogb freights.
Tbe hour or 13 having arrived tti
Speaker announced the special order, be
ing th substitute offered by the commit
tee on propositions and grievaocea, for
various bills B.'red st dierent times
against the sale of liquor in certain local
ties was read and recommitted to b
committee.
By general consent Mr. Johnston intro
duced and bad referred to tbe committee
on propositions and grievance two memo
rials from citizens of Buncombe and Mc
Dowell asking th extension of the char
ter ot ths Turnpike road from Old Fu:t
to Flat Creek.
The liquor, or rather tho prohibition
law, was next read and created much
dtacusaiooTsMkding its consideration th
House adjourned.
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SritrTqita or Livxb ConrAiRT. A
sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellow
ish brown spots on race and o'.her parts
of tbe body: dullness and drowsiness
with frequent headache; dixzinew, bitter
or bad taste in mouth, dryness ol throat
and internal heat ; palpitation : in many
cases a dry, teasing cougn, with sort
throst ; unsteady appetite, raising oflood,
choking sensation in throat; distress,
hesvineKS, bloated or lull feeling about
stomach and sides, pain in sides, back or
bteast, and about shoulder; c ilic, paia
and soreness through bowels, with best;
constipatiou alternating with dia'rrluBj;
piles, flatulence, nervousness, cotdnea of
extremities; rush of blood to head, with
symptoms or spoplcxy, numbness or limbs
especially at night; cold chills alternating
with hot noalics, kidney and urinary Oil-
ficultiej; dullness, low spirits, uusoaa-
bl lty and glootny rorvboding. Only-a
few of above sjuiptouis likely to be pres
ent st one time. All who oe Dr. Pierce's
AK. Ext. or Golden Medital Dioovcry for
Liver Complaint and its complications
are loud In Its prsise.
A CUBB OF LtVKH PTSKASB,
Rust. Texas, May 10, 173.
Diu R. V. PiBttCB. --tJ
Dxab Sin; My wile last year at ibis
tiino was confined to bsr bed with Chron
ic Liver Deseose. I hsd oni nt tbe best
doctors to sos her, and be gave her up to
die, when I cam upon sums ot tour med
icine. I bought one bottle and com
meuced giving it. bh then weighed 81
lbs; now she weigli Itu ilia, ana is ro
bust and hearty. She has taken eight
bottles In all, so lie I am n advocate fir
your medicines, WM. Ma Aim,
Liberty or Pptsicaka, It hss always
been ssid Ihst physicisas would dispar
ag sny remedy, however valuable, which
they did ait original themawivea. This
bss been disproved by tnelr liberal ooora;
towards Dr. C. Aran's preparations. TVy
hsv adopted tbens into general ns in
their practwa, which sbwsa wiuuigoass
to eoaaiMsnre article tbat hava intrin
sic merits which deserve their attentloa.
This doe tba Uamtd prufrasioa great
credit, and effectually contradicts tba er
roneous Dotloa thst their enpnaiuoa to
proprietary remedies is bsard ia their la-
lareat to diacard them. W hsv always
hsd cuellJeec ia th boaorabia xootivs
of our madieal (sea, aad are glad to And
It sustained by to liberal welcome they
accord to such remedies Aria ft 00.
inimitsbl remedies, even though they
era not ordered ta tba books, but art
nssd kaowa to tb jpl throngh th
aswtpspera. Kf) Orlrtnt DtlU.
Bapttat Qharch. - " j
Dr. Warrra Randolph, om of th tore
most preachers of the liaptUt denotuina
tion, will occupy tbe pulpit of the Baptist
Church to-day at II uVloc. , ,
Fwut sal Kotiok4 '' -'
The funeral of Mrs. Maiy A Litchtord
j will Ut . plwce at t o'clock, P. M. to-day,
(mm the ii.pt 1st Church. "
Masonic
There will lw a regu'ar cnmmunicatioa
of Hiram Lodge No. 40, k. T. A. H,
on Monday evening 15th Inst , at 7 o'clock
p. m. As it it tho evening fur the elec
tion of officers for the ensuring maaonit
year, all the" members are earnestly re
quested to be present.
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Ius Hew Place.
"We not:c Jbat L. D. Y, R. Wombl
bsve hoisted their sign oa the' cotter of
Wilmington, sod Hargett streets, indicat
ing their place of business. Success to
these enterprising gentlemen. By lbs
way, th sign was painted by Mr. Parish,
whu putt them up all right, and general
ly gives ist in action In both work and
prioe. Those who wish sign and other
fainting done shouH not' forget to call
on him.
osa
PES ATE.
5 ATCBOAf, Daw. II, lm.
- M. fi.ta was caikd ts wdav al 1 1 a. as.
J..niBlofyaitdy ra4 aad Coocsr
rv I la
arrow tmnn rtkumna ewaatrrvaa.
Mr. rwaimlof thm tfca Jadkiary e.wr
aiitre; Mr.ioboaoa (rusa wimI4 N'U;
Mr. M-wvfcewd f IKkiagbsaa, fmsaataBv
.um aa eornoratkM : Ol. Cllt froia
M.mliua mm th laaaM Asyta '.
rw,m mr fruaa iaaaltow mm) Jwdiriary.
Mr LS fro eomenilew aa BfoawaliK
aad grtevsntw. Mr. Oadgw frwsi
- - -
w. Tfrt, a m. iutu rrlatiC t
Vut'm Tiaasarwr U far I aw a al4
wtatoawwat a J-t.d aad 014 t j
Jao.a.r Ik I We to ta e Ji
SmJfnai.
Mr Untpf. V'N to swswd tbpt-f
las bl Is 71 .",t.
Mr JiihaMMi, a Wit to rtator tba rd
a4 '.! turn e-waty.
Mr. II Jt, a b4 to lwirnrato a U
Mr, PrW, a U't wwlaf Wilna
riwvi bwl'w Iba k of "PVM
(Ml J w 1 1 to) tataa' aa suwl
kt mS vf Ja lgw IV ja. aaa
aimin Ph. tto
twaKaawwirt J-"S told
Ik. vaiasrr Is Km4 tlir.e,fawH
tr tB tW - mt i4ga Jvfr
aad tk to lk ' a '
Ua W4-4I mi M. C-w H" b.li
Uc..u tk ! i"Jv'l'w
, A ...1 .Ik. -ml H(na t.'' I !'
aU4ar.
aaatt-a ml bis fi l lb4 P-f, a I
al wktrti ww tw.4 M srpw-r';
r4.
Mr Pr m4 to Pf-mi tba
k. .a. a ik a. 1 la a to tto)
Via r-V lawvt ta IM Pnh i t
BMt t wwta,
M, ai to Wf w U- to-a
Ag-wMto.
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A a mti to awl r:- '
HuMtlSHSIts UawaaA lahW-u.a
UOL'SK OF HEI'RISKNTATl VE5.
Dbx-bmbik t.
Mr. Speaker Rubiaaoa called th Houi
to or Ur at 10 SO a. m.
i roal of yaaUrday rwad and approv
ed
MAnxmo acsi tarn.
Mr. Cryas, of Wilkes, saUnlltad a ta
per t Irons th roesmliiea oa eountira,
Citlea, towns, A 9.
Mr, Ilrrwia, mi Bwala, rroea tha (mm mil-
tea tm rai ruada, plank roads aad tora-
Biait.
iit. Uicaaidsen, tnna u tvetiaiivna oa
fit .c.
tr, M.Uabaa, iroa tba rvuimiUa
laUraal imixavt a'a.
Ut. iwvwa, U Mkiug, "mm in
eumiaiiUw oa swopuaittiHwi aad gnsv-
aorra.
Mr. Oiilasv. fmaa tU 0taiiUaW o
(ma
Mr. Mto(, froes Ui awHa o
gTT1 Mil.
lr. Nsrirr, trm in c mm.w m
ro'1. 1 l.ils.
Ur. UraaaU, frvca tba i eait!a oa J
d iUrj. . .
Ta Oast FttLADBLmia Cawrwaaiai.
WIU to aald la aptt of lb eraaklag of Hoe.
Mr. BWatow, of Haw Tork. wba b virta ml
aw kavia; Iua4 la Pari a BMnaacrtpt wiV
ol I eaaBiia'a aaWlaua-iaoby, UOaaa aa at tut
tea eaant al law A acrteM aWvalaUua aad
lla aMBMWtala. Ami II bmi pvuva a iepa
tmccjml hm tow will am la alia f4
"Via aaaa" ta Wtna 'V tlx a' -
alt, aad with I weal aad hataaaal laUraatas
Mlt laauM, II waaM avia Haia
tour to IiM d iiWim a go4 by Mr.
koOaw aa wf4r, Ivn-m li I ahiM
oakwervaata kilaca lur la WuriS'in
eualUMa. and "tot wi war bataf" tka ra
H.M ' Hon vam www w'w
aw a au.a. Ili aiaewtlra,U.ai will
awaiwilly aatirii aad awlaat taa mmikt
ulMia kal am al ai a n i w dm w
wwa. Btaait, FVmm tw-, taa wMaara-
tanra, fu tawat -talaalal Maw a,"
Th Nsw Post OfHc.
Tho lutjoined letter to Judge Merri
ruuo will be read with intorest by thos
who feared a brick Instead of a stons
structure for a post o files and court room
would be erected in this city.'
We bear much talk about tbe luferior
qunllte of our stone, we never heard of it
befiM-tsTwirpeople look to it thai
tho it.ne near cot the banding mm uad,
provided it be good and suitable. If there
Is, doubt as to tho quality ol the stuns,
Prol. Kerr might bo consulted. We must
not import granite front New IIamu.hu
ot Hichmond, evju when we have it so
near bom and in sucU abundance. It ia
bad enough to buy our breed, meat, bean
cranberries and clothes from lb North.
Wa entered a store yesterday snd seeing
a barret of white beans, we siked where
they grew, snd to onr atoulhmnt were
answered New York. Wbeni were your
rranbe.ir.es grownf Ia NewJeisty sir, and
your apples I New York. W bop Pio
leaaor Kerr and tbd rock cutlers will lei
the prer authorities It sow whir good
granite ctn be obtained for the ae post
othV-a.
Tkbasubt DsrABTMUT,
Orrica or Siraaviaiiio ABcHrracf. ,
DiXCtUUM im, l7l.
iva. A. S. Memmon, V. 8. Sraote .
Dbab Bib: Atknowltdging tba receipt
of your letter or this date, 1 bav to aay
that at tli lima or writing asy rejxwt I
was aader tba tm prraaiua that to Act
authorising th rw tvio of a building at
Hale'.gh, N. C., Mi i (e I th Department
to erect a brick bun Img I am g rat. fled
to find oa examltiaUoa ol tba Act It a I
job are correct and that 1 waa atiatekea.
Vnder tbe circBUstaoce I cava no
doubt tbat tba Itocietary wt.l suthorise a
change of the duaign I rota a brick to a
stoo bullJiug, aad eaa aarur you tbat II
will give sue great piaaanre to do so, aa I
do pul deaire to erect la tbs city of 1UI
sigh a building Inlcrior to tbos errejlad
ia olbrr Stale capita U.
Pleas accept my tbaaks tor your bad
ass la calling asy aiU-aitoo to tba error.
Very raixtfiMy,
A. U. MLLLErr,
Bupcrviaiag Architect,
Th Bwrgar Family. , . ,.t j
This company gave their ttrst culertain
meat last evening st Tucker Hall. , There
was a good audinance, though tb weath
er was unfavorable. TliepiTforninnce w
chaste, unique and entertaining through
out. The muiic was delightful, and the
audiance appreciative. The comic per
sonations of Sol Smith Rueaell wir ipimi
tsbty mirth provoking.
The lateness of the hour at which w
write precludes the extended notice at
present which this athibitiAn deserve.
W itl only add that th entertainment
nt tho Berger Family fully merit tbe high
ciicvip'utns bestowed by the.bresss if
otheTcitios, and we trust that all of our
citizens who love good muiic, and prefer
amusements thst are meritorious and
mod cat, will give this admirable troupe
the benefit of crow ilml houses during their
sy. ."
win t
Th Concert at ths Baptist Female 8amt
aaiy. On Friday night Dr. L. Von Mejerlioff
profented tot the first time, in Raleigh, tb
youni ladies of that Institution in a musi
cal relienrsal, be lore a select audienco of
ladies and gmilleinen.
Tbe character of tbe enteit.innrnt was
of the highest order and the Dr. bad aa
excellent opportunity not only t mauifest
sg iin his marvellous skill as a peifoinier,
but to convince the suJieucsof his unri
valled success as a teacher, which was
fully proved by tbe startling peiforminos
of tb pupils under bis charge. Th
principal fo&tu-e of tb entertainment was
the successive presentation of the pupils
according to the, time, during which they
ha 1 received instructive ; and it wss la-
tereating to observe th regular gradation
progress, aa they successively performed.
Wvan congratulate L. Von MryarhotT
spon hi suoom aa a teacher.
fMMkt.
to
Vr Mr Malt rrwutetl' rtawtrtsg tba
e -,', law o fnil tat wa.i ta rpon
a 4tf tosi.
Mr IHia. raB!ifja tasi las nasaaua
aa i-eSIr bwld,r to roH-ai I to rt"t
m Uta arOiai sahaa ta rran I tia
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4 1a mi S Ba twswl Saw lae rwcrw
v'r J Mai.
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th Bwbha w'ttoC.
fcf. M4Siaw wpwowf tw
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Mr. Jwawfl, tm to frovaaa h
-.'if law dm .wwii aaaivwwa-
ry ' IM Mi kKoB-ng Iwietv af la
i, - ,.mrm. by W-'J.ag aa sk.u.ii" of
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tab tto) StotaW aaatag f V rVat.bib
fa.-! ...
wrrwit fa I'M a, (TJaiM MW
!WV. A.W.M-iatAaat.g IVf
vwwat II A. M sa 7 r. X.
twUwiA Ai-wi-W. i, Tswag. rV.a.110.
Im UI, I A. M.
BarvarV twrarw
r-w. D PrtHa4, aUa -
rwa st 1 1 i- 5. I T T. M.
1 Uwt, - M-
rarraai4 .
ft. H At ,
Mil k. xtswuir.
j!Aaa jwi-f-A, .n- '
fmnmtmmAA I ) A. M
ariwu. a- a
iiA-.toitr-
WMt JtW-Wav t, "-,
Miwi.at.wt, A.M
vw wf f -. ffWwi . )
law. J. A T'war, a.f
.. it av sa aw4 1 .
A. J-. --a - T. osy. r
, ta. ml f .
Oobfaraaea pt th M. C Church, toath.
Froaa tb Uuidabura if.awwyer ttUa,
laara that th l?lh innoj Cuafeao
of l.i M. E. CbaicA, Sualb, ta Sustb
Carolina, awwmlilad at tb M. X. 11 r b
la UuliaUjm, a Wwdawwday aurfeinf,
half past ala o'clock, with D iU- p Kwa
sr. of Leaiaiaaa, ptastduig. Tk Bfbp
eoedaetvd th rpeaing nereiwt. Tawra
wet. la ailawd.ara iisirs aad ll i i-
' i
Ua fma ail parts of tb Muto, ss a-tone-
a bt 140 to 110 Aeaoag tb
via-o is to tb Coofrttsr era IU t b
f. ftorsas, pwtor 4 fclb (herth af Scaa
en," Sew Yoth I D'. Ht(od, of Kb-
tdla, Ttaa, Itook l IU. . U
rht, 4 tba Y"lMs C-vwew, and
llrv. Mr, IWtak' iW, mt lb Ivaagila l
Lalbaraa fhairh. fW.na E ', lb
prwaiJisg .!, 0 gradetaaa td wjw
Iwf (SaraUv ability, d p"d w Bi'.b
d.gaitf.
It aa aaawwaead that f wr aVfs of
tb Crnfevwaow bad did daring tb yr
tow! cj w4, I-d I IU. X f. Uw4, W.
liaxiofws. A. J mmm, sal Was. fl '.
Al IM fjww.4 af I to.. R, (I few),
Cvaw. r. Dwvaaa. a A, Mra, aad totota,
a rsawiattoa B'l tba C-lwraw, aanai
rVws'y, nmirg B sk'p D f ptt l "
awat k sawawarai , l.'lrwrw mm-
a It "rk -' D trw', U By
mi law sat wrW4 H -p ItaHy, 01 bU
iwratoKWt 4)i( ti 4 !
(jwt.iiaew ,
. t.mp fV r II ba UW UWp) Had
f., a-waat tn I'. f 'at'iw-
THfWw 4.H rf-w ww t' I b
mm Ml iMf ftatwra, a4 aa S ila
oarada4 M U ijw.l-t l'f4
aM Ti a. y, taw.t-ww' aad Dav0-
Tto tlwwa it. al ! i lb Ctb
aa I fTt Br lw"? "T"1 m'"
at ' ' ia'.-v 'I 4 M -
Hl(b Pitctm.
It lias long bw n rvidei.1 that many
who desired to urchaws a Lock Stitch
rtc'ig Machine (or domeatic use, or
w(lv:i, l llinp, as sn aid towarJs pro
cuiii a iivrlibood, wtra deterred I rem
.ItMi-il ao by th high price ot a Lxk
Hiiitii Machine, with tb various applk
ate a r.ccei.ary, costing more thsa aisny
felt riUlng to paj.
Virioui rAftia uiachinea aera put In
tbs 1 inrkrt, making curious sod (aacy
stitc'.i i; but ia tb eed, oa account of r.
pain conttantly needed, liaia loit wbea
Ibey would at work, aad garments
spoi'cil when tbey would work, they
pro i-d. mora ctpenaiv thsa tba Lock
Mtllrb Machines; snd tba scaml thst
were wsrrsaicd to tab out easily If yoa
kaw boa bad a way 4 taking tbara
salves out al a tint snd la a manner aevar
salic'rtatvd by th wearer.
la view of thaws Iseta, Euas llowa, th
original la wot. w of Sewing Macblnas, ra
snlved to give th war14 0 Lork RiiU
rajaHf Wwlng MscAla that ahooki owa-
bln ail tba tt lt nf hit prnUrmt
anschioia, with such liaprwvwfueats aa hi
long tapvttonrw aad rip Ja JeTnent should
sugh t ; In a word, tb lcst poaaibl ma
obinr , to be a ild at lb tainlaiuai of
pr A', relying ap- lb large aaaa Ml as to
t,un tb lalr-ntitetioa of a strictly flrst
tli o,acbB at a asodarato piica,
' Ti-s II ''as Mat bin c obtalntd at
fk J, IL rsaBAUat
) '-r" NA.rsytttsn.,
al Km Yri rirf, aud rtfj assay tria
Tbapabltaaiil pbaaa boar ia salnd
tba apaws other Uachiowa are auid i at
Hflm JmtUrt Wswwya swwr Htm Trh
i. R. Faaatix, '
UaWi4b,N.C.
MARKETS.!
JS"oon Report :
'" LivxurooL Dcd 13. I
Noun Cotton jjaiet and unchanpeJ;
Sales 104)00 bales;, speculation 42,000" ;
no trattsactioaj. ., , v., .,-(
. Later Sale include 490 American -nplands
aotbing below good ordinary to
shipped Daosmbor aad January g 5-1 t
ditto, nothing balow low middlings, to be
delivered ia December at 8 1-4; mw Cant-
berland cut 40. , . .. J
Nkw Yobb, Dob. JS. f
' Stocks activo sad Irreguisr gold 10 ;
money seven bid; sxcliange -long 87 8,
short 8-4 ; Governments strong State
bonds quiet,. r
Cotton (aringly offered, demand mod
erate ; Uplands 18 1-4, - Orleans 16 5-8 ;
fututos opened for Jsn 15 8-4 to 15 7 8,
Fab 16 6-10 to 18 8-8, March 16 11-11 tb
16 7-8, Apnl 17 to 17 1-8, Msy 7 ,7-;6 to
17 13 ; Flour quiet and unchanged;. Cora
quiet and unchanged ; Pork firm n
10-23 ; Lard quiet aud stosdy weitera
stesm 8 1-16 ; Turpentine quiet at 40 1-9;
Rosin quiet 8 60 to 4.03 for strained. v
Midnight Report.
New Yobe, Deo. 13,
Cotton Net receipts 180 bales; gross
receipts 4,030 bales. Future closed
firm, as follows: December, 15 8 18 0
15 5 8 5 January, Ut0 8i a 15 13-19;
February, 16 7 16 ; March, 16 7-8. April
171 16 a 171 8..
Cotton quiet and firm ; islet 53) bales
at 16 1-4 a 16 5-8. .'
Money easy st 4 1 3; starling firm at 8 7-8;
gold strong at 101- a 1014; Govern-
strong and dull ; States quiet and noml-
naL
Bask Statsiicht. Loaui locnas
two and on-Jghlh mUlloat tpcclo lu
cres on and onealgth million; deposits
increase eight tuillion; legal tenders la
era iso three and sevsa eighth millions.
' ' NoBroi.1, Deo. 13.
Cotton tUailj; low aitddllngs 14 8-8.
" WiLMtBOToit; Dec 13
Cotton Arm snd la active deennad;
middlings 15.' ' ' ' ' " ' f . .
Baxtimobk, Dec. 18,
Cottoa firta; ciddllog 16 8-4; low mid
dling 1514; strict good ordiaary 14 1-4;
groat receipts 180 1 tx ports toastw Is 1)3;
talct 803; ttoch 16,041 Ulatv .
LtvBarooL, Ue, 13.
Cot too uplands aotbing to low good
ordinary shipped Novasabar 6 8 6; d.tto
shipped Jsaaary aad February 67-16;
ditto aotbing balow low saiddliags ship
ped December aad Jaaeary 8 8 8. i
NEW ADYERTISEMIiNTS.
F
A nalr at toioujh. hrAil U.rr- R1k and
Bevwa years old, Say, thirteen band hUth,
aarb la doable or single harMss. wry mck
andtwnUe., " J..
Poatag CO cU. teat by mat) on neelpt Of
amount, . JAB. U. EtiNldS, Aft,
dae la-lm N C Bookatore, Kaieinh.
TU O KEK HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Wedncaday Itnd Thnrdar Dc
,iF . , ITttt eV IStb, , , ...
Coming tk Famous ArUtUo, l i
Duprez fc "Benedict's
' NEW ORLEANS' MINSTRELS.'.'
Brass Band snd Burlerq.ua Opera Troapo,
With mar erownlmr, trhimpbant snceaaa I
BavlacJnat eoaelaiiad a moai briUiaut aa-
on of two weeks at tbe Variuiiva Thiulre,
Mew Orteane, the palaea of beaoty aad faab
toa ot tba c'mcant City, appaariuir balura
mill, iciiiira iuu n-iee., mutiiuuce. niiiLiy.
Th-W rocatpts nnnteif each ev stilus; from
WtolLWO. r , . ,
Wtll appear as shove, In ku entirety new,
attraottva and pleaalnt programtiia. k -. -
AtluilMloo 74 eta; Childrea 'i0 cU ; (Viored
Oaltery 60 ct. Reserved Beats It.UU. For
sal at Urananu's Book Ktora
CHA8. lLL l-KFZ, Nailer.
tJBas. H. Kaaauia, Oeoerul Asaat.
aasUU,M,trft7UL.,..4 ,
1 0
T"
h eo-psrti,artbtp beretotnrs eibtlnc
aadwr the aama aud ttylaot Banders A Taltua
b) tbla day diaautvad by autnal eomeut, ,
1. W. Taltow ta alouo authorised. to s-tUa
Bp tba old kaateeas. I -
BMiTBJriaLB, Bel etnoer xr, vns. ,
IUWAK'A,DK.ft, 1
k r : JOHN W. TAbTuK, t i
t. W. Taltua win enntinna bn1n. it the
old staaa sad raapectiully atka a eonuaaaaca
o( to pmrooagslieretotora Imtowi d.
octa-wiiia tauius.
JlAMOJD BPKtTAULK?f
-
jr0l
Tbs Btetae1es sr Biannrseturod (10m
"Mlnnta t:r)ut Pt.hw" bhIko toother,
aud ara ealled dlaBMiad oa arevantcl tlitir
hardunaaand brllllaney. It lawli known t it
BnecUclue eat fross br nil van or Beotcb pel)-
nlwa ara very usjunoua to Ui eyo, been a ot
Uirir pulariali.a lUtht. ltavlui( Var a telp4
lib tba polar bcoi, tbs diamond U nice bsva
found to ad tall ftfUien lw cml K-wa
beaUd rati that any ot W patiMe, They are
Toaad wltb (Teat acletillttcawraraiya are tn-w
troaa cbruauaUu alibwraliuna, aud iitHliu a
brUtawa and dUllDeUifwaot vlali n a t tw
fora attained la sivtacliw. M.nafatnrrd by
tltw Hiwnowr Utiewl siaaaraetartot I wwipany,
b aw lark, tor ula in nraowoatUe a aetata
every eiif In Ui bnlott.
U vauior, dwar era ipucian, ia nn
Acanta for K.li-li, H C, tnm limn Id' j eaa
only ba elitalBed. No peddlers amnio
po aol aay s pair aaiews tea sws uiawaaa
taark dwto-d.ty
l'ity co-jrrow markkt.
CoatatwsB Dan.1 Br W. C. 0twow.cs,
Uaocsa saa Casimasioa Hsaoaasf.
i sUunw. K. &, Dos. 18,
ttlna -S.lx 101 tolas, at . laoju
Malawi ctoewdlrsA.
ss
Kuloiph Alnrkot.
Coaaak-vae Daiat. t O.IT. Bvwiaiaca
A lao, Maaaav BijOisa.
Paossstorll
tUTTUM IAIIS. Per baawb. ...... LSOat 10
LtATlltK toll ,
LEATHER irrtB.... . ...
L1AT1IIB HlkJlM
atirLAiwJXX, par(a) ......1
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PiIK
i.iu.aa,ii i ........
piATT'l AITKAL U1L.
Abaolntwlr aara. rarrsellV onnriea. Al
wave Balforwa. lUaatluaUtif wnallllr iapwrtw
to (aa. Bare Is any lamp wlUinul dauir or
ilodht or taklnc Ira. Minntx-lm. I as-
ptwaaly m SKplaea Uia aa Of toi.um na aaa
nroas olav IU aaletf ante avwr coawlbl
twat, aa4 lu pwrfart buniuiif ullua. wra
proTed by Us couUnaad mm ia over v.ooo
lamllliw.
at illlua af ranow tia aura suit ana do
saidilial dlrwclly a tadWwaU Baa www-
earwd (rwwa awralar, sVwiaf w bandnaa Ik
luelaMwaaws rwal waa to UI aad l"v;-l-
I, rwaalUnw tinwa U.a a il rbwi a.ft itaa-
grnaa oil la UM I ali4 auiew, at iri; "is.
law aaaafwaaw awwif ww hi. aww vn
aatoiliiawi Mimwgkawt toa eowatry renew
I Ua A I aAU a Ua Im4 aa:aar
jaltaa lawiw wrw aad. 'hil fw rot ar.
Bold by JI M 10 LKwl A l. k.!rW,
Swlborlard Afmf. t UAH. rttATT A CO ,lJW,
raluwaiMi, Jlcw lwaprovlwvoea,
umi .,
rkATiiiit.
rbAkar an
HAT, par
II I I'M, I
lira
luS ii,
it.,..
... VTAT8 HCV
Wi.asiagti a ha lb lay ttaaait Draaaa
Utu mmmh. Ibalb.pwiwaeUatwrsarwprr
wwsaiwg ttHWw.
M' J -b C4la W4, a old sal as-'
twr.atd titiSa af Wilaaogtua, dw4 hi
tbat my Ml lb 10th laaL
Us ( au a .f wrtor baa aaf4i
isa,. aity C.ar, n pwyai'alwf sub
rlWHwa, a.a', , V p H Wt.l aa
to i'.'. to ..I th.jr ava, aad ra It
HW-M i f p.pWI
Willi! Dataal-Itoad, of tba ta
t'U JwM. awry f -wl awwl y towowwa,
ltBaas lUleSl bl a
.p I ai r-.i-la ! ff Sua to atioo w 1st
Bw4 I bi il a la U b) aaeiag to AsmBV
we f ll I wi ei bow
AtkV -w 0 It aib Aaaar Tb
Wit Hw Ma aajs Ikat C A. Ilayaa,
SMaalkaillfnl WUaalwcV,
I. .; .w.i-ia wad Aafwssa tUI j4, was ar
M I is fbat tMy u tb li b la, by
,iil . tl.a fuat C.a Drea.
II. t imJwh Mu wa. IV lb t ara laa.
a4 w a touito al tfc tow.'J wf b-aka,
f . . b Can 'baa. law aww af bS av
fat 4 wwt at mr asw-to ali,
4, Miailr
hit ATiika. Swm4, ytt ba.
T I .l i W wwr la
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viaiAk i rai
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wVata ArsU "
akk wllj las suld cbaa '. ,
46tr 1 -in ntwwm.
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Wholesale" Grocers
t su as
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4 EPECIAL NOTICES.
UQI."0 ItiD, FaaadaasM Bar tor sad
Wa 0eww, awdw? I. P IWf A Braa,
Alwara rwW to WaM wa saaUiiara. Iwbm
tawdssala. ,
Hit If
law Taaaarfaa MLwa." Witos T. t-U
toa to'lt ml bts bsawaat la
laiisa mml Biaf4 Biaaaitl raUtS
0ewH(tka PraMt wtd aaaad, tb bawaass
bwrwaAw wt 1 toMadartot J It mm. 4
It btilW A C aj4. J Jms W. Uaat I'aB-Jlwd
t anas s wm as
ta saw a attb
ras
HOUII Hi IUU.
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laa swweaiw riiw.s. - -
ia.1 wT, aad ajj.w ir " "
rlbwrt, BW W-W -mt t ' tew
M,btobaMlIMHli Ikn.S'
at iwwaa ia w.i.a aw-w r -
aad wwl S"wwi bS I i 1 ' " '
Ik. mrwmvw vm la '-! l w
,uiSarwal H i
I lawra laa wu at 1- '- wawt ta
IBar, imimm
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1 1
A V 1 til
MACIII.-a X W
I wl a3 bwwraaad. awwrvtb
nd t'm raw w
Bawwt aawaiSilaa
mm
Sww yjy
Tbwvoawa 6rwk srVWtwto M'b
a-w to Uto Usfma M Utol a Loaat
7ts at .'. t m ' to4 U If
r ' is ww t aU ia y.ib
t f 'wa M Ui aa'U 4f, WbB
ywi r It Owab ewwrf 4ay 4 Itoysist
A t- S tH,ray. tb I 0 0WW
I i ..i..riMa 4 bs 0 e"l t to lb
My 7V 6a Fa.h ra4 s ae s-w-
- I bf r-wap ' I j4al V 0wal
to t t ! by rt tnmf'rtt- la
F
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A wwwfa.tafwi' St'-i " U
taMwaia,
uTtJiit numt:ir i'
rt.i.
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I -'
aa W0TIOV1 rif ABT 4IXflT-wa-
aawawa tbat to towt hi atowr
Watwwt tas .w.Hw Batsaa saaas M tba
at rsii aaiiss as aw 0'ba A,w
fa S w IM taw Wees fwatw. tB St
U. mI waa ad to 'end a"1
rw-a ,to la tow w-aavy, si p iS
r.iwjia, mVKmm. A, la ! wrtf
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1,1.1, i.y awk. to towt taa ty t
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if t. .i t:. to ia i
tail taws r aal:) awwtoiaw4
tlf 4 Is tliis sawbtt. I
iMtaai w u l"ir 1 1 1.
,l -.1 ab.t ..-la '
IM ki fava'-a.
Wr4 JU- t R
a i . w f. sat aa !.. r wd
t w up t4 a ttowdas. )V b(ii 1
X.w T b. 4 t tj b,, lb ataa ag
rft .iti MtHM, fl v it .w 0