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THE ' SENTINEL
TBIJSHED BT. -
IUHI AH TURNER, f
uint or reairno.
l.il Sentinel 1 yew tasdvanee r. , $&
IWly, h.U1m5 -" J.W
Waaklv BenUoel AW
t. dhi.i Simiin. wffl ho dalirered ia
ur iwn i te City at Fames tisane per
. ; ' ,iiit ?? i -
luooaX Affair. - f .
toumt Cuivkntiu. UoBnber thai
S.tur.l.y mxl is the dy appointed fit
hohling oar County Convention to send
" delegates to the district ouBTcntiu on tbe
anrtdnv f Jinn; to nominate a' candidate
i eood people
l I'nruiuouih lor nnweri.to be uaed la
ilccorattug Uualt'derala grarea on their
nwtnoriaj day. Tbia evening or early to
mrrrnw m rning, will be in time for their
bipoiaut. -
Kittriu.1 Pprixqs. TbU famooa and
pouular aummar reaort, wa learn will lie
opened tor guuata the middle of June neit
Tbe gentlemanly proprietor, Ma). Black
nail, owing to the atringency of the money
market, baa placed the price of board at
tbe very reeaanable rate ol $35 per month.
We have no doubt he will receive a large
patrouage. -
Thei momrtcr
rtiore, May 20tu.
Ai 9 A. M.
" 13 M.
"3PM
at L. Branaona' Book
(8.
69.
73.
TlIK JoBNifiH CoOMTT MuKIKEKKKa
Kiwrn KD. Tbe Oovernur at the eainoat
miliciutiun of the Ikv. A W. Mangum and
Kiitht r Orue Upiritnvl adviarraof the cou
dvmiad uitn, Colliua and BUIock, who
wi e to be baugad to-morrow at Smith
tiUJ, r jipited them uuli! tho I l)th ol June.
Tub Bajtiit 8djidat Scbool Excoe
ri m Ta DAT. Tlic BaptUt Sunday School
chilitrm, teachers, frienda and invited
umta, aama aiz hundred in all, departed
fur flauderaen thin morning at 7 o'clock
their Apaiveraary Sicuraion. The
tmio waa composed ot nine coach t ia
charge iif Conducto- Renn and Engi
niirr Woat. Wa are aorry we could net
go a tli affair prouiirid a delighl'ul
oiiv.
I'Kroaanji Ercara Faeif thb Gkaham
jail. -Tbiee priwnera made their eacapa
fiMiu Oralum )il on Tuaaday. It ap
peal i that five men en coaflnad la oat
ceil,, and the jsilor entering to gire tbam
their dinner two of them aeisl and held
him, while the other tbree raabed out
and uiada ibaif eacape aad have not
incv bevu beard Iroai.
Tbe duir in tbe acuflla iwung to, and
tbe two holding the jailor were prsven
led Iroiu ranking their exit
II Ail pu KB biDHKT Cuixxua. Tba coin-
menceiutnt exerciaoa at Hampden Sidney
thU year promiae to be of unuaual inter
eat. They will be introduced by a Bac
calaureate aermon on uaday,'the 7th of
June, by Bishop Atkinaen, of North Carol
liua. The literary aocietiet of the college
will hold tbeir celebrationa oa Tueaday
and Wedneaday morning. Tbeie aocietica
will be addraaaud by Colonel U. Berkeley,
of Parniviile. On Thursday, after the
epeechee of the graduating claaa and tbe
delivery ol diplomas, the Alumui of the
colli go will be addreoed by l'roiuwor
Chariot Ventble, of the Univeraity of Vir
K'nie. ' -,,
. Aid won the OnruAni. At a meeting
of the CommitUtie representing the dif
ferent charitable arganixatiant of tbe city
on yuatwrday, at Uie office of the Soul hern
Kx pieaa Company, to mike arrangameota
for the dinner to be given in this city on
tbe 21th of June in aid of the Oxiard Or
phan Asylum, a Committee waa appointed
to aolicit from citiz ns contributlona to
the an uie. We ha ve no doubt, they will
receive substantial encouragement.
:. A LtMtt of TitutoBAPH Fatbttctilxb
' to Kalsuoil Below w clip from th
- Fayatbe ville Qeuettt a few aanaibla remarks
upon a much doilred mennttrf communl
cation a linn of tolegrapk Imm Raleigh '
to Fayetteville. J Our citizens wnttld be
glnd to are it buiit, Ini it; can be doae if
our neighbors will bu take tlwi initiatory
atepe in iha matterXaartiea in tbia city
would gladly undertake and aoea oum
pkto it, and we will take pleasure ic fur
nishing tbetn with their Bamea and yes
ponaibtUty il Uie proper effort la made :
The naval store man wants it; tbe cotton
man wanta it; the ntrrchnat want it; the
politician wanta it; the whole community
of Fayetteville, all the people ol this sec
tion, wiU jaia us in tbe assertion that we
are aadly in need of telegraphic coin
men ic at ion with ail tbe outeido world.
Our buainetn iaterenta would be pro-:
motod, our importance as a large town
. would be Increased, and our facilities ia
every respect for proviag ourselvea aa en
orgelio, onterpriaing people, would bo ea
larged. List but net least, give n tbe
telegraph' and we will furnish tbe people
- of Fayettorille and tbe eurroandiDg ooun
Iry with what they deaerve; a neat Dat.1
Oaitt, lull of newt, good reading,
narketa, ttc.
Wa have taken tome pains to aaoertaa
the probable coat and the ieaaibility of
thia work, and we are eonviaced that it it
very practicable. A sum inside ol $3.oOO
will be auflicient to set ns to going, and we
are assured that the Western IUilrod Co.
will kwp tbe poles op and the line ia re-
- P". tfil eftkttjjad!cngjhturoad
bri.iva that a company eoald be ea-1
laiiliPhtd, and eubecriptieus readily got,
.. for he construction of a telegmphic Jina
to iUieigh or sum point on tbo N. C. R.
gB; aM mtana, let us make the effort.
A sparkling wiae, made from oranges,
...Is. aaiJ to be t pojmljtr bayeragftia Fled-,
da.
oRaTi"! " CoruKiufa On ate.- I gaat-wba ia alleged to bar been a Kit-1 I HStTS ITEMS. Libht of ii ( warth af diamond, hii I "Mrt Ma na fwnoiuaidef .' ....... r .... . , U.x U Cent
ltrm n.i.d therro,, oflir. A. M. r, ' l-K. la .fM . Kl. I night, of 11,000 worth af - diamondi, hi I uip a tew pricei, 0rwt ith I i . . ,
I tol. IX
Toioir PtjbhxU This youthful Rad
ical Lsmiaary bald forth in our sister
town of Fsyettevllle n Tuesday Bight
Th CiudU gives bin lb following wnd
off: i . ,!;;;;i
ttliinuttrtoiuctiiu-actef il"1h tawii
the ether dsy.v lis in the Radicst no nil
tlon of Civil Itighta.
;- Purnell apoke here Tueaday night
about the aarne eld Halifax apeech. Tit
rbairman of the meeting which he ad
dreaaea, WhiUmaa, pi New Haaover, waa
auppliaaVwith too much whiskey, got
dninkl aod wont to sleep on tbe ataad
- 'HTAtc IIsdical AaaociATiaa at Chak-
ixnTa Oo Tueaday the 19th, the Medi
cal Association of North Carolina, met in
Charlotte at Miller Hall, Dr. W. A. B.
Norcomb, President, presiding. Prsyar
by Rev. Dr. Millar. Gov. Vance, on be
half of the city and city physicians, re
ceived the Aaaoclatioa with a apeech of
welcome. Doctors Hicks, Iliuea, and
Summsrell wore appointed eeuimittee on
credaatials, Ductora Joseph Orahsm, J.
M. Miller, of Charlotte, J. L Uandersna,
ol Cabarrus, J. K. McComba, of Charlotte,
and J, R. Wilson, of Cabariua, were ad
mitted as members of the Aaeeciation.
wit roll call tbe following members an
awored ; A B Pierce, C T Murphy, Hugh
Keiley, J i fiiunmareUP S Binea, J Jl
Ramsey, J A Oibaea, R. H. Winborn, J
K Hall, 0 A Foote, R L Payne, F M
Roundtree, F b Hampton, U J O'Hagon,
W. A B Norcom, J W Jon, William Lit
tie, W T Cheatham, R J Hicks, Wm Dob
Bam, V J Haywood, Jr., F N Lucky, D N
Patterson, A T Babnaen, Chaa Duffy, W
W Lane, K L Cowan, Jaa JefcKee. W
II Bellamy, II Otis Hyatt, Joba McDon
ald, 3 A Allison, Joa W Vick, Joseph
Or&bsin, J M Miller, Richard Anderson,
J L Uenderaon, O P McComba, J R Wil
aan. i
Dr. J. H. Dilliard, an honorary member
waa inrited to take part in tho proceed
lags of the Association.
' BVB1UKO eBSSIOK,
Reports were received from County As
sociations, the first beard from was New
Hanover. The report was in all respects
creditable to tbe Association of that coun
ty, and every thing harmonious except the
refusal ol tho coroner and county commis
ai'.nprt, to pay Dr. Lucas, $100 for a post
morion examination ou a body, which
bad been bulled lor six weeks. Tbe Secre
tary, thee read bis correspondence with
members, who bad failed to pay their
dues.'
' The resignations rt Doctors P. T. Hen
ry, W. R. King, and Paul A. Barrier were
received.
The evening was consumed in reading
oeaays, from Doctors McDonald, Duffy,
Line and others.
A North Uarolinias bblictbo ai
Orates. Tbe Richmond Kiuptirtr of
yesterday contains tho following :' '
W have received tbe following an
nouncement from th Univeraity, which
it affords us much pleaaur to make pub-
Sdilort nqiurr; -
I have tho pleasure to inform you that
tbe Jefferson Society, on tho 17th of this
month, elected Mat, W. Ransom, Jr., af
North Carolina, as Final Orator at the
coming celebration. Mr. Hansom is the
talented and accomplished ton of Hon. M.
W. Ransom, of North ' Carolina, now ia
the Senate of the United States. The
aelectTea of Mr.' Raneom'iia an excellent
no and lie will, at tbo coming celebra
tion, lo credit to his aama, bis State, and
bis Alma Mater. - - . - -
- A fevBb Railway Suitor .FivtTIuK
dbbt Thoobabo Dollabs. In i66o a
sleepy travallor oo UieKa tTenaeaaeeand
Georgia Railroad wu carried by his point
of debarkation, owing to the station not
being called. . Us waa a member of the
Legislature and introduced a bill, where
U ia provided that conductors of pessea-
gov trains aball call out at each atatiaa, la
a loud voice, its namo and the length ' of
time the traia Is to atop. For each fail
ure U do so tto road must pay a penalty
of one hundred dollar. Hit declarations
are printed and constat Ot two ; thousand
five hundred counts, tbo aggregate of pen
alty amounting to two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Tbia is tha amount
claimed for failure to call th names of
tho station and two hundred aad fifty
thousand dollar is claimed for th failure)
to call tbe stepping time, making in ' all
balf millioa dollars. Tbo lav ia very dis
tinct, and it ia not oasy to aeo how th
road, caa escape the poo ally. Tbo law pro
vide that half of tbo penalty shall go to
tbo complainaat,
' - ' " - For tho Sentinel
Mb. Eorroa Why ia it, that th Exe
1 to call for Township n
cutive committee of Wake Co. have fail-
lip meeting to tead
delegtte to the county conveatloal Why
ia it that tbo Illative Committeo sailed
a maas meetiag and invited all persons
ppposed fo tbo dt,Stato Mf ; Federal
Administration to participate aad votet
Why is it thai tbo ExecuUv comtaiUao
tssas aotica and saytJ"TowBships may
. K I IffOia watCO. and ClialD. Ul iHO IB I A truli. OaU.Huk. atmn lutarll . I Wamntnl RtMl I
RALEIGH, N.
be represented by delegate er by Conser
vatives In good standing without delegs
Hon, when as regular , delegate bar
been appointed,"
Haw is It that msbsaget an sent to eon
atrTBtiTai ef gwi raDding-t be ltrt 10
repraaant their Townships? These are
L$ OanUtt (Pans) say the Duke de
Chartrea has sent a challenge to Paul 4e
Caaeagaao, in eoaooqaonco of tho publica
tion in tbo lattor'a paper (U Payt)-ol an
abusive article against the Duke.
A telegram from the. United States
armv Offloer at L'ttro Ruck, C p. . Roes,
reports everything qtiet in Arkansaai The
late oonteataata ftr tbe governorahip will
at once disbaud their forci.
The Stokes divorce cue has elicited
from Xiiwerds Stokes, now a prisom-r at
Sing Sing, a brief aceouat of hi -dun ttie
iafolioitiea. He ia discjeetly silent as to
tho probable cause.
Tbo Maryland A'acciatien for tho Pro
tection and Preservation of Oame and
Fish baa been fully organized by aa elec
tion of Afljceri, " Hie society baa alresdy
a membership of 144 geutleuitn.
7 he law parade of the Maiy'and Na
tional Guard Monday was a brilliant mil
itary display. Tbe line was reviewed by
his Excellency Governor Qrooiuo und
Adjutant-General Bond on Broadway
Arrangements have "been oonipleteil Tor
holding in Montreal, next October, a oou
fsrenceofthe D-miniou branch of the
Evangelical Alliance, to whicb loading
clergymen and laymen of the various
provinces of Great Britain and tbe United
State have been invited.
Jacob Wainwright, the black boy who
accompanied Dr. Livingstoue'a reiuuius
to England, purposes returning to Allies
aa a iniseionary teacher.
, Mar Ignatua, tbe spiritual h-ai of the
old Syrian Church, and one of tho several
persons who claim to be the Patriarch
of Antioch, ia about to viait England.
The adventurous fellew who attempted
to steal a hot stove must take a back sett
since William A. Myt-rs, of Pleaaantville,
Pa., Is on trial for stealing nitro-glyce-
General Sbarman will establish army
haadqiiartera in 8t Louis ia October next.
Among other advantages of tbo removal
from Washington, the fact is stated that
th greater portion rf the army ia west ol
iha Mississippi, and in tbe event of aH
Indian war operations could be better
directed from St. Louis.
Th steamship Coat Rica, from Pana
ma, toncbod at Baa Diego, Cel., Sunday
evening. Bbo reports that the govern
ment at Ban Jot d Guatemala had set
tled with Consul Mage for the recent
outrageous flogging inflicted upon him
by order of tho military commandant by
paying bim 10,000. ' ""S : .
The following bave been elected offi
cers of tbe New Tork Board of Fire Un
derwriters for tho ensuing year.- President,
Edgar W. Crowall; vice-president, D. A,
Heald; secretary, Wm. W. Hanson w; as
sistant secretary, Joha M. Tompkins;
treasurer, Marcos F. Hodges.
A j'ari correspondent of the Louden
Ttmss thinks that tbo defeat of the.
French Ministry on Saturday indicates sn
early dissolutioa of the National Assemb
ly aa(l tha return of the seat of govern-'
ment to Paris, Tho Count do Chambord
appears to favor tbo defeat of any meas
ure which promise to place tbo Govern
ment on a settled basis., M. Goulard1
effort to from a new Cabinet ha failed.
A loo lllustratioa ot pluck and 'en
ergy is glvoo tbia morning ia the : latter
accounts - ot the Massachusetts flood.
Hay den, Gere A Co., who brass works
wore destroyed by tbo flood, commenced
rebuilding them yesterday. They expect
to have tho factory finished aad id opeia
tioa within 'three months. It would be
well for us if a little of this indomitable
spirit were manifested nearer.
Mr, B. F. Butler's biU for th distribu
tion of tho Geneva award has beaa amtad-
od bjj tha cemmiUea so as to inclado the
cbuma of mutual bsBraaca companies.
Tbe imaadakOBt also proscribe th meth
od of apportionment among th mom b it
of tho compasy. No indemnity is to b
allowed member of the company for
any far premium he may kav paid. . 1 f
The first day of the great Gorman
shooting festival of tha New York Ger
man Rifle Association was initiated Mon
day morning by -a grand proceaaioa of
the verisna nfls companies tbroogh tbs
streets of Hobokea oa their march to
Union Hill Schautzea Park. Delegations
from tbe BcheatzoB corps of Albany,
Philadelphia, Harnsbarg, Troy, Wash
ington, Baltimore aad several Now Eng
land cities formed part of the procession.
pIAJfoxro Robbibt.- Several thouasnd
dollar worth of diamonds were takea
from a ee1eB paaseager by IbiTstf amer
B-xts,"fbo was arrested by Freasury
Special Ageata and searched ea the Cort
Undt street ferry. Ia bis poeaeaaioB were
S large' solitaire diamond ring,- appraised
at $3,000; aa emerald brooch ato 1 Jed
with dieastado, a oaicjae Jewelled mssie
box! and a geld watch. The articles
111
W
C, THURSDAY MAY 21, 1874.
were valued at $10,000. The seizure wss
reported to Dr-puty-Cellector Phelps at
tbe Custom-heoae, snd th property was
ordered U tbe Beisurs Bureau fur forfeit
ure. Tbe owner told Collector Phtlpt
lnaTnTOCT
eaiil be is Seloava Abrabsms, a paws
greenbacks. '
Suit has boea begua by ih Uaitsd
States against tb official bond of ex-Post-master
Patrick Henry nee, of New
Tork, for $500,000, to recover a deficit
cy in his aoeedU for $101,000, arising,
ia alleged, from embezzlement 6r John W,
Norton and others. .,
i
Tbree little boys, 8J, 4J, and 6 years
of age. while playing in the yard of the
house in wbicb their parents reaided, in
BoeUin on Saturday, fuimd a box of rat
(toisoa, of which they ate, with fatal re
sults. AH tbe granite uaed lor curbing in re
cent street improvements ia Washington,
1). C, baa been from the Jamoe river
quarries- It ia considered the roost dur
able and (best granite lu the world.
The King of Holland celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession
t the throne, on the Uih inst., aud gave
for the public benefit s considerable sum
of money offered him as national gift
--T.- -S. CBrebrlij'au - eetimablo oitisea,
was murdered In bis bed st Rutherford
Station, Gibson county, Tension tbe
night of May 13, while17 sleeping beside
one of his children, and robbed of $700.
A near-sighted hen is reported at the
West, Bhe mistook sawdust for Indian
meal, partook thereof heartily, and thee
Ui'l a nest full oi pine-knots.
The graves ol the Confederate dead ff7
Eluiwood, Memphis, were decorated oa
Saturday. There waa bo public demon
stration, but tbe attepdence wa very
large.
A youne lady m Indinnola, Iowa, bav
in rr contracted a bill ol 113 for chewing
gum, her unreasonable papa refuses to
liquidate tbe same.
John Kilpatrick, a miner of Wllkes
barre, Penn. during a drunken fit oa Fri
day night; shot and killed bis Son, a bo;
18 year old.
GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.
iFrom tbe New York Times, 17tb.J
- Greeted by tbe cheers ol several Ibous
and statbjinfrsmtd iscsn.of ex
citemtnt eot often wilneed," Edward
Payson Weston, last svsnlng, within a few
seconds of midaight, completed tbo 430th
mile ol bio greet Journey.- It will thee he
eon that ho fell abort by seventy milts of
accomplishing the task he bad undertake
or walking 600 miles ia six days, bat
nevertheless he has found tifltsetf tbs
champion pedestrian ot the world, aad
hiaeat of waikisg 115 mile in twesty
toor hours stand without a parallel. . He
himself attributes bis failure to accomplish
the 600 milee in the stipulated time to tb
injury sustained by bis left foot on Wed -aesday
but undoubtedly tho chief caust
ol it was the exhaustion resulting from th
excessive exertions of tbs first day. Whoa
he sppeared en the track yesterday morn
ing it wss evident that he was In anything
but good condition.. It took bim three
minutes snd thirty-qise seconds to ac
complish the first round, snd twenty-five
minute and twenty-six seconds to- make
tbe first mile. In fact, it wa evident
that he wss quits lame, as be limped st
every step.. Frequently during tbe Drat
few hours of bis day's walk be waa com
pelled to reat while bis lest were robbed
witbTmiment . Later, however, hie lame-
boss disappeared, and be walked with til
tbe vigor aad elasticity that hsd cbarae
terieed hi movements ea the previous
days of tbe Unsuccessful race against time.
As the pedeetrika croeeed the ecore en
the completion of the last round . of tb
430tb mil b wu greeted with the wild
est epplao.ee, end tn eager throng of spec
tators rushed towards tho judge's stand
aad congratulated bim., W stoB bimsslf
was so overcome that be ooald do no
more tbaa bow aa acknowledgement of
tbe applause, aod bf the advice of tbe
doctors bo wss removed to hie room.
Despite the. wonaertul pluck and spirit be
displayed to the last it wet bat too pata
fully ev'dent tbat be wu "tboreugbly
tired out 1 f H
L ' ' ' "I 9 I I . II 1
:NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rilBIOIT IIP 1IIIR6TIX
iift laiBrkfitt Ctopiiy;
NO longer ask the Question. 'Shall I
assurs my life r but where shall it boas-
sored I . uompetitioa hu placed many
Companies Defers tbs public. Wbaa yoa
ana one in wnicu mortality nas beea eoaa-
paratively low and axnsnaes small, eper
ating over aa extended area of countrv.
conducting its business oa oooeervative
Brtornngljty opT)rved plto, endorsed
by the Inauraace Depsitmente of the
North, South aod West, yog bava found
what you need,- the Piedmont A Artier
ton L'le inaurance Compsny of Richmond
DTl CARtER BERKELEY.
General Ageet"
For Nortb-CsrolinB
Mt,2ldlt, v
PETTY A JONES.
Jobber iii Itltiter wf
91Y GOODS, 10TI0SS, BOOTS, RnOEl
A.nd Hats,
wbiohdofy eompaUtion. Ooars' Spool
Cot fta, whiN aadceWredj Bovsfal
do
La rnPattoi
as. aad Btyka Calicoes at 74
to 10.: M onblnohed ahlrt'tg at. . 4 A
Unbleached ahlrtine to 13 1 i Dloacb
ed 5hlrttng at 6 to 8, 4-4 Bleached Shirt
ing at 9 to 18 1-3.
These with our already large and hand
some stock of goods make a splendid as
sortment, aad having bad the .advantage
ia purebuinx at the UtWeat prices ut tbe
Soaaoa, we offer our goods u lu as equal
quality can be bought in tbe State.
All wishing to buy either to aell or for
persoaal use will ssve money by etaw'n
tog our goouaaau prun.
PETTY jfc JONB1.
f.l .1 i
3
K JU I I I I T il C I E l I! .
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IS AID OB TBB '
fl'BlIC liBIIlT HSf ECU .
JltLT SI, I T 4-
ta sanouneios tbs Fifth and last of tbe
sarlas al Gift Concerts sriveo for tbe bene
fit ot the Public Library of Kentucky the
Trasttes tod Manager refer with pride
aod aleaaura to tbe four which bave been
already tiven; The first, December 16,
1871; tne eeoona, uecemoora, toi; u
third, July S, 1373; sua tns lourio, aurcn
Slit. 1874. -v. .,
Under their charter, tmotsd by a spe
cial act of tbe Kentucky Legislature,
March 1, 1871. the Troesteet are antnor
izod to give ONB MORE, snd ONLY
OME UOKK Uirl (oncers, n u sua n
nee stisina from this Fifth aud LAST
floor -t. Iha Library. Museum, and other
depetmenta art to be enlaced andi en
dowed with a fixed aad ceruia annual
income. Such sa endowment fund Is de-
slisd, uwill secure bejonilpersd venture,
But valy tka sulsiauaM at this maffnifl-
cent establishment, but 1U coustani
growth, . ... ,".. -. ,, .
TBB FIFTH GIFT CONCEIT. '
for ths purposes memtloned, and w hick
ia pbstivel and unequivocally snnonsced
, TIIS LAST ruiCH' WILL EVER
BE GIVEN UNDER THIS CHARTER
AND BT THE PRESENT MANAGE
MENT. : .- .
Will eeme off in tho ruUc LlUrary liail,
at Leuievilla Kj., " -
f rrldsy July 31ir.
Ai this flnal Concert eVervthinsi will be
bpob a scale corresponding with Jits la-
creased Importance. - Tb musiso will be
rendered by aa orchestra consisting oi
one hundred performers selected for their
fame in different lends, and the unprece
dented sum of ,
$2,500,
divided Into tweuty thousand gifts, will
be distributed among toe ucxevnoinera.
List of Gifts.
One Grand Cash flirt.,,
Una Oread Cash Gift....
Oo Grand Cash fiirt...'.
OoeUrandCaah Ultt.'.
,...ro,oo
.... 100,000
. 74,1100
.. tio.ooo
One (rrand Cash Oltt,
t Cash Gift. tw.i:i4 each luo.ouo
UOth Gifts, lU.OuO each....... 150 000
15 Ca-h Gifts, 10.0TJ each...... 140,01)0
WCeeh Gift, 5,000 each loo.ooo
SBCashGlfta, 4.0CO ssch , 100,000
SO Cash Otfta, ' ,D00 each.,.,... B0,0e
rMCaeb Gifts, ' I.WSJ each NW.flun
100 Cash Glfta 1,000 each , 10.1,0)
SAOOaahGlfU M0 eatb....... lxO.UlO
03 Cash Gift. ;;. ! each.;,..., ft,l
I9.0IW Cash Gifts, Vj W each eao.OQO
OraBd Total SO.ODO Gifts, aS cash. .. .3,300,000
I Price of Tickets,
WTioleTlekeU.. .... J...:.. 60 80
Halvea.................. X8 00
Tenth, orex-n Connoa. ............ 3 00
II Whole Tk-keU fof.,.,....,.".... 60)00
XtX Tbskets ior.'.,.i.....j.........l,K.),00
Tickets are bow ready for sale, and or
ders aoooanpaaied by oaeb will be prompt
ly filled,, -w-."-.''" .-
AtiDersi oommusiona win oe auoweu in
satisfactory agents. ... ...
Circulars conuining tun particulars
fumisbtd OB apallcatloo. - . - -
f THO. E. BKAMLBTTBh
. : ff i - tAeentlad Maaeaes!
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Orange SporUnc;
J r... . AVOW ', ' ..
BIASTlNa : TOWDEIIS. r.
I .in..L. i in s ' i
Pst up Is Metallt sad Wooden Kog. '
LATUN AND 8ND POWDEB CO. .
Magazine beyond the City Limits. ' ' " - .
1 , ' , .:.. . ,B'Urh,,l. C - -.
JULIUS LB WIS A CO. Agent.
PoweerdeHverad abfo4 or say where ia
thedt;
j tree or eatrri
la rite orders Ii
WS
irite orders from the trade.
apao-tf
At TOP POMP TO PAIST t.
' Arerill Chemical Paint Is Us best ' .
JLJJU8 LEWIS A.CO.,
. Sol Ageatv -
Wr Is for descriptive elrcalar and card f
Olors.
400
COltUS Ol" UKA1U-NEU PINK
for Sal delivered at 1 1,73 . pr cord.. Leave
vow order al AW Store, Hi!!
llilitborii ttraet.
caaaai
autjl-iut.
JUUS DAVld.
NO. 247.
QRXiT BALK O r
akRDEN HOES
FOR NEXT M UXX&r-
roauaxr, so days,
. WuMnlnJ Dul ear i
Garden Hoes $ cental i;"-,t'-":;
Gardta lLa 30 eenta ' ' u
rwtf Btrgalne,'
Great Bargains, 'U.M
Gardiw 83 Cents, 51 -A
Uanlen Uhm 33 oanta, ' -1
''' Call Krtyy'n I r
-----tWI Krly, '' -Gordon
II tee 40 c. nU, : ' -;efd.
n M ice 40 orats,
Exutmoly Low Prices, " ..i
. Oil Uen Iloes 43 cents,
I Gartten IIe 43 cents, .
S3, 30, 33, 40, -4,1. snd 60 oeutt. k
Call and buy great Wgaiuaat 1
f T.H. BlUOOa60N6f, ,
JNTER
1873
OPENINU or fALL AMO WINTER
Millinery. LadUto fancy and furnlshbig
goods. Needle Goods, Zejavrr and other Wool,
an mures ana a uouaauu ovnar aruciea at
, ISAAC (ETTINUCrVa
From tin Sad day of October, froia 3 a. B,
everyday airtll the Boasoo 1 1 over.
miytw
OCtl-
IBS
I lulu jaat received tsy entire Stock e
Spring and eumiaer Oooda, hoaghk at the
lowest point reached tbia Boring, and aa
able to offur rondsof the swnequallty as cheap
M any one in tbia or e-T other market .
KEEP.! . ... ., it a.
. ' r J DRY POODS, K -
f " j , . ,. NOT10NH, PAMCT
I' .QOOm, BOOTa,-. i r . W
'?,'" i ,. ... ani Biinvit imin mn
NEW AMD PREall. bouiiht at tha lwty(
pricee aad sold for a email .profit, thereby ea-
iMuiKtuy ruaumur nn euuue losuppiy
Ineouelvea at aaUsfactory prtoea.
Thankful for iast favora I hoo to merit a
sotjtinuanee ot tbe tamo by close aUeatien
w ifiuwuins. ...
; - - - J. D, MtWSOM,
SDlA-il3in ,. . ft , .,
Ri
C O L L EOT
Ia rofereuos to the
) as .
in :oxLJ3.!o
HANDLED; t-OTTON-UOEt
that lis the only HOE msde of ' ' '
Solid Cut Steel Not Rolled Steel '
We sold in 1373, 506 dosen of these Hoes.
We Warrant every HOE perfect ' In
Stock; Temper and Finish.
- Hardware Uouae or -; ,n
ap 17-Urf JUUUS LEWIS CO. v
OOKUKECMlONAL, JUDICIAL AMU
8KNATOKUL CONVENTIONS- ,
A Dcmocrutc-Conaervatire Convention
for the tfrtt Congresalonal District of N.
Carolina will bo held is Edoatoo oa Thnrs
day, the 38th day of May. 1874, for tbs
purpose of nominating s candidate to re
present the District in the 44th Congress
of ths) United Ststes. -..... r - -
At tbs same time and place Conventions
will be btid to nominate csndldatos for
Judge tod Solicitor of the first Judicial
District, and candidates for the Senate is
the first Senatorial District - (
Th Counties ia tbs District'ara request
ed to hold their primary meetings and ap
point delegates to sttund these Conven
tions, , . .
I i W. F. MARTIN,
" I .. Cbrxt'n of Cong. Ex, Committe.
i , . . IL E. BAXTER, .
V ( ' Chm'n of Judicial Committee.
- n. A. GILLIAM, '
t Ch'nin el Sub Committee.
may6-da4t . ; ,v . t ...
-1-iNNOUNCEMENT. Ui" "
..... ' -i , : ' ' -
' II li. Andre wss && O o. ,
(JliOTBlBM ABO OBBTS fUBBlSBSkS.). :
"Would resrmctfanv call Uie sttenUon of
their tiuineroua patron and Uie on bile gea-
erallyto thoir riuiek of Boring and Summer
uiouiuig, lor sua see Boys, uie saos i oi
which baa beea manufactured by our Mew
York Partners, sloe the decline in Goods
which enable as to sell mock lower than
beretefure. Call aad examine onr stock aad
uieylwtll not care to look elaowkere before
purvuaslng. . i -i .
f , Apru satui, ao. ,
A large snd sttractlv Stock Of
l
' - GeaU Furnishing Poods,
Constantly on hand.'
R. 8, ANDKK WS st CO.
Next door to Tucker Hall.
' ' ' April Hind, W74. ;
All the lateat MevelUee la UaU last re-
eetved at .-
j tt. V. AH DBS WA CO. '
j nJloUiUira and ttenta FaraUbera, -
. . J 37 FayettevUle Bt, i
4-
IslM'L WmTftV : W W. D'ATia, Wat. 0. MaiUFIV,
'If 1TTI D1TII t C I . ( ': ',
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NORTH
j ERN ICE, - "
! PORTSMOUTH, VI. I
Orrwa at Ics Housb on Qdsss BtbssT.
j P. O. BOX lit.
. Hay ing three Ice Hoase- and snparior
facilities are prepared to sWp Ice" la any
duaetity via Seaboard & Roanoke Rail-
roail, or by Riv or Canal Boats, with die.
da.tch end at lowest rotes. I tun. LAStl'
' msySdlm. -. -
BOM-TOM FLIRTATIOH SIGNALS
ent on reeeiot of sit ets. Uni'ioe frlntlnfaml
PuWiabinjj : Hou, 86 Verse y btroet, 2el
lork.
aw.
THE jiEJNEL
' j .ADVlSrielNW ttATEB, -
Advertisement wilt he tuaerted la the Daily
dwrriaax at the following rate per hui (
nw inch, or ton miutoa line. ,
Ui.eaijiw otto time ...-..."..i..'. ILCC
" each attdaaqaeoliaMrtMHi
laea thss iwjk,;.,.ilM.ik(
1 square, 1 Week. SAO. 1 aqunVaioa.' .i!.M
1 I month, AOo 1 , a - aa.uo
1 , . Smo's, jaooii ; h. ... a . 40.oo
I - . ia.ou i id
tt.t
I , "I
I. '
- I.F.Iarlia'i HiwItrbiM
aaa Mea teatad at TORK, TA by
I?, at BTTiNaEB, a &
and tt QOLTOKt, Maaa., by
rT paMERSONi B-
11
trj-
fell
Tor Pamphlet and Teat Refill
. f , BBcnuan, i orn, ra.
ATTOtNIt A C0CN3KLL0K AT liW,
. x;iO. S WAX T., BBW tOBCT
WUT attend promnUv to all nrofeaaional hud.
seat eotrested to htm. - ttefers te the Chief
Jntttoe aad Aaaoclate JssUoeaof taeBapremt,
Court i North CajoUne, aad to tha.wbol
North CaroliBA Bl. - fct la-ll
WILLINERT AND LADIES FANCY
GOODS.
: a
Mr.' Harriet Aadraw T.iiitJ
Street a few doors Mortt of the SlaU Ma-
ttooal Baak, ha returned from the PoiA
and baa oa band a aolaadld uannmmtnt
Mminerv sad Ladles Fane Panda. n u. i.
test deticn aad unportaUoaa. .
TbS UiUlnei-V OoOArtmant la mnAtr th
ebargeof ladles of eiperioace, end tbe nnblle
areaaauted thU vor- UUng oUared for sale
at this eateUlisluneut lawarrmntod to be ot the :
oa. waae usnutriM, vail and exainina
thaepknidldsUick, which la ottered at the
west liberal rates.
'. UK, HARRIET ANDREWS, .
1 ... Emporium of Fashion,
ap 10-dUt - . .
N
1 W O0'.0DilrjQB ,iwt.
j. t- HALO AD STOBB Si t .)
Hi Mouxttolu Bxplodea
M1RBL! JILL ISD.TEmB f fiNCI
ir?- WILL- AXlVTt 'v:v r
W erner -
samers el . ,
OBT OOOBa .
sa UNUSUALLY. ATTRACTIVE Stock ot
. Spring Bind Sumiaior Geeti,
recen'ly purchased In New York, and nun
ol them bouKhl at PANIC PRIcEa.
Uyttockei s ,
Drw (JoodsV WWU Poods. 7 ' ' '
Linen Handkereblefa,6lv,l
"iParuota, tg'iZ? &bbo
mJ',7Xni5m3 U LARPE and well
,." d r r. I 0 ' o' o d a
Ladies In want of .
i j t uh jr. '. - i - -
Dress Goods
will flad It to their Interest to call and exam
ttie Buy toek before purebaslng elsewbora.
P kavJU ew M,d wU " 1ANIl)
rif ftoek fPIKCK POODS eonsUUngof
WmotulS UMEMPOOltfaE
tot run mades, waa never more complete. '
any of them being aa cheap or even cXkeap?
or tbaa before tbe wr.; .
My stock of '' ":..;--;'
for Larllea, PesU' sad lllaaes Is Urge snd well"
aaaorted, and person waatlug good, waree
or men-haadlse, should alwaya examine my
stock before buying, ae I Intend to make it
lo their interest to boy ot me. -.
rA" " ""otto, "LIVE AND LIT
UVt), '";.tf-.i --4 fi' .... i ..
I -'riftful'y, ask COUNTRY MER-
them special Inducement, and "''-K I 0aa "
ssve them money. .
sp v-axwww .
. CBEKCn.
mm
OlFfEllIEliriflSE
the only Reliable Gift Durtrlbatloa ia the '
' eountry ,
S6O.OOO00
IN yALUABr.E GIFTS r
i ... i V.-f.:, .; ...
! TO Bg OlSTBUUTKD 1st
Iii X. SIIsTE'S
f,07Tit REGULAR MONTHLY '
f
T i Drwm'Jlonday,, una StK 1874.
(t.j r
i. ?TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
$5,000 each In Grconbacksfi ' -.- ( .
Two Prizes $1,000 f C ,
Five Prizes, 3300 2 Greenbacks I
Tea Prizes, $100 ( '
I Horse eV Baggy, with Silver-mounted
Harness, worth $000. ., j ...
One Fine-toned, Rosewood Piano, worth
Ton : Family Sewing Machines, worth
-Vioueacui - w
Five Gold Watches 4 Chains, worth $300
eacDi ..-
Five Gold American, Iluu ting Watches, "
worth $i25 each I .
Tea Ladies' Gold Hunting. Watches,
worth $100 each I '
SjO (Ml awtf HU-rLr Bunting WofcAsa,
tr mil, ararM frmm sl le JMW ocA
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, Ac, Ac. -'
r 4 . . Z tcAr HiMttd weo.uoui
lgtHti tinted It Sell Tirkctt, ts whom
J.lbfral Prtmlnm wiU.he paid.
ginale ' -T1 keU . $1 ; Six Tickets $3
Twelve Tickets $10 ; Twenty-Five $0.
"'Circulars eonldhrng a fall Tisl of fife, a
deactipUon et the ruanner of drawm?, and
oih bi(ormU' .iai.fef.mM W tl. .-.. t
bution, will be sent to aitr one oriii-tu.tf tiicm.
liii l
1-101 W;
spSJ-k
Ajl letler most be eiMn-Ksed t" Mta orrita,
u 4. c i tw, n't ),
rtfth st,- ciNciK jaii. o. -
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