TILE DAILY SENTINEL. ;
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i llilir r"s-mr. will be delivered Is
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AdverUsameuU will Pseerted bt the Datlr
anarniBL st th following raa ssjasre
aa lack, or tea minion lias., ,f
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VOL. IX.
RALEIGH.? N.; p., THURSDAY; JULY
NO. 286.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
p I . SOUTHERN LIGHTNING POD CO.
Represented ty , . '
JULIUS LEWIS CO.,
Kisiisk Kcrur Haitian, N. U.
PrjUct BuildiBK frb Lightning by their
.'el.brete Copper Lightning Hodi.
Have wifouu all putt of the Stat sod
T1K4Baff(3
ml MM OfMt U MIC. 1.11111 1111
ask for oonimon Iron or Zinc Bod. . Wilt
fr Otreultr's u4 Fries.
June liT-tf m -
TIE YOU GOING TO TATNTt 3
Tut best i the Averlll Chemical Pain I,
II HM "
1V it hu bea thoroughly tatted by cheat
Wis, Md war 850 W wrier at raidMMM
'liroaxaaak lb. Vsltcd, etOw .lM U Uul
im' jutrt, awi proBoasccd by thoi b.
tliuumtl'bl.plntluuWB. . , .,
tuA Torb-tr Uhl tvuMlM of color It
:.ncU tu kbcad of oy eUw. BulUUugt
hv txa DtlDtad with il la !. " P J
Ith tbe btrt of olMr poiau, botb la tb la
Urior and m tb eo-rt. In ao ctM
I,m it toea exceiled for beauty or penaaaoncy
'''iinLH U ccwooailcil, and 1U coat la no
mora thu (ha bwtlaadand oil, and being far
mora donbl. (it (rearing aboai twice aa long
on lbs btl of aay otber.) and beaaUfnl, war
r um the MiertioB that fur a period of twenty
' i!ar It will nave the consumer tolly lv per
i-jnl.
lh It U in lbinld form and all ready tor
te abtalnod wllbooi inbjeeting the bnyer to
i)H. runt! w lute, or any aetirea Miaae, can
i.lic aunojauce of parchaalng oil. plginentf,
enu.
potorrng Darter, dryer, oa. it I
it iteaauy
i apnea
tloi freely from tbe braab, cUni; BriaJy V
Rverr aaoabuioa It may be applied upon Fa
i bra.b, cUni; ttrialy to
lor
wood, bruk, lroa, or for any painting purpoee
where durability, beanty aud preeerratire
tro partita are raqnliite, ft atande unrivalled.
Though eonpoaed of tbe moat indestructible
material! kaowa to scienca, aa analysis of tbe
AverUl Chemlcai Paint ahows it to be (unlike
leal and aaoet of the otber paints) frre from
puitoa. it will not b'acWea or dlacolor by tbe
action of the aulpborpns gasca to prevalent
on our marshy rivers and coasts.
5th. Requires no skilled peinle.-. Anyone
an apply it.
JULIUS LEWIS & CO.,
flutter Balldmg JUleigh,N . 0 , Kola Agents.
Wrile for Card of colors nai prion. These
1'stnta are warranted..-
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B
ro
1)IMN(J10N aTOMX AMI) CUTTING,
roirat
t.a CoUKT-HOCBI AND FOBTUrriCK
T
RaIiIIoh, N. C. .
, AtVTlSlMaT.
Orrioa or ticpamaTMoaaT,
BatJiioa, N. C, JnlyUt, 18 4.
Healed rropoaals wilt be reeetred at this
oQice until U M. or tne xum aay or ymy,
1S74. for furnrehinr and dellTirtng at the site
of the l ropoieo ton-mm
and post oOiue
at naieiftn, n.
f... sll tha Ulmeaalon etuue
required I
for tbe exterior of tbe luperatrucV
an of lbs baildlng, ent ready for aetUng,
aad aa rcqauraa by uie arawiags auu ape aw
clntatlont
The s jecl a of s one from which a selection
will be' made will be confined to gTanltes,
iimetoncs,reeetonet and sandstones, aad the
qualities especially luaisted upon will be uni
formity of ooior and texiu-e, durability, aad
tbe capacity for working ure the ctuaal or
hammer to a proper surface.
No stone that has not been tested by actual
nee as cut itona In buiidii.g for at least tea
years will be considered, and absolute proof
that it has lieen so used for that period must
be fund utd Tbe stone mu it further have a
good grain and be free from ail discoloring
sub Uncet, and tbe quarry from which It la
procured must be fuliy opened, aad capable
of furnishing the quality and quantity de
sired with:a the time reqalrvd by this advstv
tiscmeet. r "
A sample block of tha stone proposed to
Im XuVnitbed must be submitted to this office,
tbe I lock to be U by U by U inches, showing
on one t.ce tha natural fracture of tha atone
mid oa the others the different grades of cut
ting requited to be done oa tbe work, as
ihowa by the sans pis blocks to be seen at this
office or at the office of the Supervising Ar
i bltect, Tis-tury Department.
The stone, cut. lewlsed and ready to be sat:
mast be delivered at the site of the building ,
that of the water table, within three (I)
mouths from the date at the acceptance of
Us contract that of the first story within
nine (U) mouths from date ; that of acooad
story within twelve (U) months from same
date ; and the remainder, being that of the
thlid story, chimney stacks, dormer windows,
Dteps and copings, dee., within eighteen
(18) months from same date, under a penalty
of one hundred dollars (tlOU) fur each and
every day's dalay beyoad the time above (Up
nUtud s -
rropusalt will be made for the entire work
rorui'lu e, as exhibited by the drawings and
den -rlb. d qy the specificauoas.
No bids will bo receives, xce,.t from the
owner or kiascee of the quarries from which
the stone is proposed to be furnished, or their
rents, who must also be eluraeed In
cutting and have tbe necessary facilities for
n prompt execution oi tne wore as rcqutreu,
faynwnts will be made monthly, deducting
t ri percent of work executed intli the Anal
.mutilation of thaeontract.
All bid) must be made on the printed form
to be obtainfd at this otnee, and must be ac
coinpauiedby the bond of two leeponslble
persons, in tne sum or u uousaaa eoiuwa,
1 1 iU,(KiO,) that the bidder will accept and per
form the contract, U awarded him, and axe.
ruts bonds therefor la tba amount of twenty
thousand dollars, (M,0U0,) aad a valid aad
binding lease of the quarry to the ttovern
mennt aa security for the faithful perform
anc of the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure of the eon tractor to comply
with Us terms of the contract: said lease to
authorise the Oovenuaent to take full poa
session of tha qnarry, and work It at the ex
p ensa of the contractor In ease of default ; the
bond to ha aOnrovad bv the United Dtatee
ntstrlct Judge, Clerk of the United 8 Vales
lurt,or tha District Attorney oi tne vie
tnct wh.iw.iii Ua. hbliler rnaldea
I he Depsrtnseat reserves the right to reject
tny or all bids, K It be deemed for the Inter
est of the Government to do so, or to d.vtde
tne work Of the basement and saperecrucrarn,
and award tu different bidden, at Its option.
Kven bid most be made on tha printed f orm
to be eb'alned at tiuls offlce, and muateon-
tn every respect, to tne requirenaania oi
dve rtieeaaent, or it wUl But be eonsid-
aifl.
Plana, specifications aud forma of proposal
can be procured oa application at this olBee,
or at the olllce of the Supervulny Aicuitect,
Treasury Department. , i . n t. ' f
ttunpies of the stone (properly labelled)
proposed to be f urnisucd must be submitted
with the proposals, and all proposals mast
be enclosed in a sealed envelope, endorsed
"Proposrls for Dimension atrae and Catting
if the Uiuted tstatea Coarfhoase aad Font
Offlce at Kaleigb, M. C, and addreesed to j
WM. a. flian r.
BaperiutandenV
Juiyli
MUKTUAGK BOKD8 OF TH NOhTfl
CAKOLUtA KAluBOAD CO. . .
1 will redeem the Kortgsge Bonds of the
North Carolina Railroad Company, at par of
the principal, and the Interest dee, to the
amount of (4 i,0b0: upoa the delivery of the
Bonds st the Stale National Bank, Raleigh, at
. any time prior to the l.rth of August next,
June S3rd, 1874. ' W. A. GRAJ1AM,
itieeai-Sut ; Treetee of If. V. K. Co.
lews copy.
rVadrerrJ
City Intelligence.;
JOIIN
DRAOO. SJdltavr.
-WAKE jCOVSTt TICKET. r
For Beoator Cbarlea M. Buibea.:
or House mf ItcpreaenUtiTsa - U ft
Stephenson, a, V. Strong, IL W, Pag,
IL Wbitley. . -': ' ''
Court Clerk Jm. Q.
i "c. a i ;rtw,nm ' .rrci " j '
Wot Regis leeua'-Jo
Win. ,. .
fot Treasurer Da-icl Lewla,
For Commiaaioaef Bobart NowalL
Lyna Adams, Bolomoa J. Ailen.
For Catoaier. Jamet K. Jooca.'
-.Fc Brirya '3aawK W. 4tkiaB.
Thermometer hi
L Drantoa't Book
Btore Jolyt, 1374:
At A. If.
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" 9 P. M.
sa
84.
8.
Thi Bxirrntcii roa. tn CiiirAiox,
Fifty Cant will pay for the Weekly
Sentinel for tha Campaign, or for twe
month. For tbe Daily, $1.00 for the
same time. Send your Bam nd Pott
Office clearly written.
Gbakom. The latest footing np of
the Patron of Husbandly la thi State,
show total of four hundred and twenty
grange.
Be r semi Count. Court met st the
usual hour to-day, all tbe J unties
present except Chief Justice Pearson.
W. T. Bryan (to oa of BJcki) vs. W.
D. Harrison t el, from Nuh. Moore
Gatling, for plaintiff ; Btchlor, Davis,
Bunn A William for plaintiff wu argued.
Ma)iaMMHH.
Watcsm axon. OoL John P. VcLtaa
now at th Yarborongh House, has eii
ten acre planted In wktermeloni. Intend
ed for aur market- Wt kwr that h bu
mad arrangements for their prompt
bipment, by rail, aad that B. H. Brad
ley, tb conlectioaer, will ban tha sal of
them. :;. ; ;
v- 'n n- ss rv .
, Abuvau ToDat. Among the, arri
vale at tbe Tarboroagh tolsy,; were It
H. Crsvm and San, and A. W. .Tenable,
Jr., of nilUbor. IT. D. tJmlth, ef Fayttt
Ville, nd L J. nnghUn, of lHttaboro.
Captain Robert B. Peeblee, of Northamp
ton, is also in the city. -
' Caux Mauhaii worn m NsitFair.
Th Executive Oonimitte of tb State
Agricultural Society hava conferred the
appointment of Chlet Marshal for tb
next Btat Fair upon Augusta W. Or'
bam, Eiq of Ililiaboto. E will be
iated by ten gentlemen whe will shortly
be named. : .-.J a , ' y'.' '
i " . sisi i - ;
. , Obe Mors Gcbt. Deputy Sheriff
Morris, of New Hanover, arrived u the
city on yesterday with Henry Jenkins,
colored, who . was convicted at. tbe last
barm of the cooit fur that county for
atealiug )ackaa one Mr. Lamb, and
setitcDced to three yskr in the peoiten.
tiary for tbe effeooe.
CouiTSarszt. A nw oeanlerfult of
the reornt ia of 80 cents bu just mads
it appearance. It is one-sixteenth 01 aa
Inch shorter In length and width 'thai
the genu i oe, and tbe Hnweonnscting the
th two upright lines of tb latter N la
the small words movwesvf, titrating and
printing at tbe end' of tb ecrlpt Is re
versed In very instance but one la th
counterfeit there i no distinction be
tween the white cravat and abirt
of Samuel Dexter, while in tbe genuine
they are well defined. It la likely to de
ceive in the evening or with th npid
money caanger. . i
..-i;. .m' ' i V
Tna Coksebvatitm CoChtt Xxcod-
tivx Comkjttcs. Tbe ConaervsUvs
County Executit , Committee were la
session at tba court bout to-Jsy. Tbo.
P, XXvereux was elected to fill the chair
maDKbip of lit committe vie Geo, V.
Strong, E. q , resigned. .
The propnettlon of Tim Lee, Chairman
of 'tbe Republican Executive Committee
for tb county, for a joint discursion ex
eluding the bolter of hi party from th
aame, waa left to our candidate who
agreed tn tb same with tb understand
ing that either Jd might give a portion
of tbsir time should they At to do so,
i- . I i i . . r
so ui oouern. - -
Statb
EoucaTIoval AatoctATiox.
Daring th llrnoon aeasion af thi body
on yesterday, Martin N. Oalvia, Etq, of
Ooorgl, addroaatd tba aasociatlon oa lbs
public school ytm of his Btat in aa
able and lnteresticg manner, after which
a geaersl discussion resulted, participa
ted in by Mean. Mangnm, Calvia Blaka
Craven, Mclver, Falrcblld, McNamara.
and Badd, th remark of whom ware
listen sd to by those preatnt with tbe
liveliest wteretti"Vi;::: CTl
At night Senator Merrimnn delivered
aa address on tb subject af "Education
in Cwgr at eome length, aad th
meet marked attention wu given tba
distinguished speaker. H f -
Thi morning sddreise wrr delivered
according to programme by Rev. B.
Crertn, Ralph II. Graves Rev. C IL
Wiley, B, I Ibematby, W. N. IL
Smith aad otbere.-'kM .--v- -v
Tber is a eoodlv number of the racnv.
ben of the aasociatlon in attendance aad
we am confident tba teeling manifatted
will exert a benenoial effect throughout
our State,
. ItCO-l Dotaji
No Majors Court Uv4sy.,, City quiet,
"Croude ftjropit alltba rag i todt.
. Tartla toap at botawTtba hoUJa to
day, !io hi Jim MUler'i reaUuranV
Lnmsden bu received the mtl lot of
Mockb sBird cag Wtea Quired
tot. ' .' i ' '
It to Mid thai the prttUoat gtrl ia Itwi
log at Uillaboro, ' iy telegraph oHV
Jut a the miniatat Wa Immeraing
ottV
U , . "Tba momlng light li r breaking,
- TaViwaHsdissppara,"
'4 Mt registration t it4 ite.lred for
tn Angut lctKB, but every maa' who
ha obaoged hi reaidenc ainc tb last
lectio Doet register or bo cannot vote.
' W. W. rwbles, of Northampton, tb
Radical candidal-fur the,' Stat Senate,
aay ha went vote for John Hyraaa for
Congrats. Make him do It, or "bust
Hlm." red. v 4 1
- Th ftwtf married man who found
hlmseli in public, the otber evening, with
feat encased in ateel-eolortd boot, from a
liberal application of atov blacking in
tb dark, wants to knew how long tbe
houa cleaning bnain la going to last,
snjwsy.":.;. x, Z. J
Tn FaaXDMAJr' Bahx. Tb colored
popuiatioa are still eecely troubled about
tb conditiens of affairs la the Freed
man's Bank, aad the Fourth of Jul; gen
erally big thing among them, lest many
ol it attraction. 2hNw York San
mjt that a venerable old darkey in that
city on Sattfdfy wa lnlrrogted a to
tb teeUng of the colored poop! of his
acqnatntajic ' He replied -eubtatilly
u follows: .''
. "D truth of do ntattcf, BomV said he,
ryechaer. Dent what's got no money
In dat bank doaH kter . a dam. Pern
what auwabilla' over wld angrlnessor
bustln' wid grlevlouineaa. Der ain't
many of my aequalntanc dat ha Inwast
f their, ubtance la de, bank, Dam
what baa is la de waller oc tribulatioa
Some ot 'em is hard wukkia' men dat
done tak do wad ' de Qovment dat dir
money was safe, aa dat whea dey waated
It on tea d bank all dry had for to do wu
to draw it, : Whea dey gt ikaered d
odder day an' weal for deir aard-airaed
wage what dey bad get by d sweat of
dslr browses, why it wasn't dar. Somsoi
'em 1 d widdera of cullud men dat fit
and died in de swmy. Dey had got ; te-
geddara li tl by waaliiu' aa' amin,' and
sick like womeo'a u;v but whar's d
money t Dat's de question. Debsnkcash
ier say it's all right. De President aaya
it' til right. D' payia's teller, who wont
pay a dam ceai, Ue .ays it' all right. But
aeverdemofaevar it aint thar, . Now, sir
iwithawartkofemphui that brought
big drop of iperplratlon from his honest
face I d goad Loid will keep u y ; on
dots people. Soma say s how de fault is
at Waablngtoa wld d l ooks. 1 dnnno
what d Cooke ba got to do wit it, but
I do know dat too maty ol 'tm spile de
broff; tad I know dat whedder dese bank
people Is a wakkla' for de Cooks or aot a
wakkia' for dam, dey I ondoubtedly
robbia' ds po' aigger." . , . 1
'' Hohoeabi Dxoxsx At Davumoh
Colxmb. Th Seuthera Horn ay
Th Curatom TeMraWimimt, (aa tb
Latia speaker termed them much Jo th
disgust of certain widower) oonfetsd tbo
Degree of D. D. at tb last Commence
ment at Davidson College on Rv.' Wil
liam Flinn, of New Orleans, and Rev, R,
L. Brack president of th Central Univer
sity of Kentucky. Mr. Flinn U tbe first
gradaaUof Davidson College ever thus
honored. H i a aativ of North Cars
linlsn, wu i meuber of tb lint claat at
the College and wa graduated under tb
Presidency of Rev. Dr. Morrioa. W
hop that th day i aot distant whea
th College, may number la It Faculty
seme of its own alumni. Aad w trait
that tb Professors a sleeted will ba lay
men and aot clergymen, Tb College is
not it Theological Seminary, thoagtt tba
clerical aame of it Faculty would giv
thai Impression. j '
W wsrs st Lsxington, Virginia, whta
tba Superintendent of the Military InitW
tut opposed .vahemently th Soction of
aa Alumnus, though that Atamans wa
so lose maa than R. K. Rode, after
ward a dtotlnguiahed Confederal Major
General. Th Superintendent contended
that no first clam iostitutien had ever
elected aa alumnu la a less tim thsa a
quarter of a century after it had com
iato extotenc. ' Mr. Rode wu docted
and the Sopsrintendeat resigned. The
election wu itcoasidend aad Prof. A. P.
Stewart (afterward a Lieut. General) wa
ejected in tbe place of Bodea . Stewart
declined and Stonewall Jackaon wu elect
ed; In hi etead. So Gee. Smith' oppoal
ttoa to tb Iectioa of oa of the alumni
of hi own school led to tb severance of
Stonewall Jackson' Mnnectioa with tb
old U. 8. army aad to ala catting la bta
lot with the Covtbera people We ra
not aware that this piece of history his
ever beta published before.
I
GORDON jIND PTtM CER.i T .
TU DaOMIAH1! ytBBIO Of TBI faVAM
. U WlTf T aUABaMA EATOIA
CAintT-BAOOIH' iMrWEBT WlUTH.
Atlantie Herald, June 80.
As rarinua aeeouaU of the difllcnlty he
tweca Gaaeral Gordoa, the Senator rrea
Grorgie," nd BueoMr, the eerpet -baRgef ,
wssm
log tb r7hdf ol Ih hwpapr pr, a
Herald reporter, learning that General
Gordon had returned M bl bom, called
a.yu 1.1 ik ..if ..lliMwl tlA r..lli,l In r
General Gordoa received a letter
Hoe. John Fortjth, of Mobile, repeating
him tote tbatJU btU for th temoval of
his dimbilitiet b taket) ap jpuaad.
Tb bill had bora reported oa favorably
by tb eemmiU, but, aadar the rule of
th Ornate, could not be takes op except
by unanimous ooaaent Gdsoral Gordoa
called it Bp, not upnolng thai there
could be aay on who wold object, He
wu m ttakea, however, for, wbea il wu
called, Bpenoer said, "I objeef
General Gordon wan w aittlng, near
Spencer, said to him:
"dpencer, why iilfai; what objection
cub yon. have f . - '
Ui replied: ;
,D nhiw,Ihate hitB. He has auuacd
me In the corumn f bl paper, calling
me a carpet-bagger, thief, blackgnard,
etc., an) I intend to giv him something
to hat m for." '
lb General replied, 'Spencer, I m -tonihd
at yon; you certainly do not in
tend to bring a pemtsid grievance Into
tb Senate of the United State nd al
low your hatred ef aa Individual to con
trel your rnte. , If I bad s peralox.
my, similarly litaated, I would tak pleas
ure ia being th first to rise aad ilio'w
him that I wa bove such palUy vindic
tiTcnesa." Spanner aaid, "That may suit yu, but
It Unot my way ef dealing with aa ene
my." i . " .
The General rep!Id, "Well, Spencer,
we will net discos th matter.. You and
I av different view, but I giv yoa fair
aot ice that I intend to pas this bill be
fore H e day m em."
In lets thn b'lf an hour after ard,
amid Hi C'Hn"a4Hi aad pushing nd hur
ry to bills thrirn, the General got Car
pouter te recognix i bim, and Spencer,
who wu either absent or not paying at
tention, failed to bear the bill called. It
was read, aud Carpenter, tin president
tirvfer., said: ''If there is no objection,
th bill will bacorwidered, read third
Hue and passed." The General then took
it, Carried it to the House, hail it enroll
ed and brought bsck, and signed; and
when it ww announced Spencer jumped
to bis feet and moved to have it ftconaid
ed. General Gordon at once offered to al
low him to be heard if he wonld (tote
public'y hi reasons for objecting; but
Carpenter cnt off furl W debate by. an
nouncing that "it wh too late, ' aa tb
bill bad been urolld aad ignd, and
had already gone to the Preaiden t for hi
ignatur.", ; Bpeacer, whe by thi tint
bad worked bimaslf t fever heat, (aid:
"I will go th president of th United
Sietet and stop It then."
General Gordoa said, "And so . will J
go to th President; aud at once diaap-
peered, following Spencer, who, rushing f
aptowhmtb President wu aigniog
bills, turroundtd by th Cabinet aad
aumber of Senators who bad followed to
tettbaiua, bt said
"Mr. President, don't sign th bill for
tb relief of John Forsyth, for he I
scoundrel." '
General Gordon, who wu so full of
laughter u scarcely to be abte to control
himself, aaid, "Mr. President, It i only a
personal spite; tign tba bill."
Tbt President by thi time couiurehen
ded the situation, looked np ssd smiling
Disomy, aia, -oentirmea, .save your
aire further trouble; the bill I ligned,
Poor Spencer was whipped, snd torn
tog fiercely oa Gordon, be said to him, "I
ball hold you to personal account air,
for this conduct Ihtve always treated
rebtll courteously; but yoa can't run over
me, ii you did tight in tb war." ;: 1
Tb General, who wa ia th bast' ha-
mot imaginable, aaid, "Spencer, , calm
your troubled spirit; don't let a fight be
fore tb President, com outside" sad left
" th presence" doeely followed by Spen
cer, who continued to reitorat hlsdatar
mipatioa to b wveogtd, bat the Geaersl
nly tplid,iSptncr, yotf ar poking; I
Know yon ar ia rua.-, , , 1 ;
';Na,I sm'not, sir, and yoa will a.";
Whereapon General Gordoa told bim
with a resolution which he understood,
"This thiag hu gone far enough,! and If
yoa really mesa what yoa aay, I tttura
yoa that yoa oat bear from me whenever
I am called a." -; f i.-','! .
- ' . ...V
Tkb) ended Spencer and b went Off,
tying u h did "I am year nmy
lor life.- . .ViC?. f'
i Thi lut tssortioa verwhelmed Genl
Gordon, nd it is doubtful-wbsther hit
nctre hate yet reco vered the ' shock' of
being deprived of his aoble Senstor
friendship 1
btTATEI NKW8
; Only two marriage hava : takun pi sua
la Geimanton In tbe last sixteen yetr.
Jaaac P. Dortch aad J. W. Isler, Esq.,
have been nominated for the Hons by
the Democrats of Wayn county.
Col. 0. N. Folk authorizes tb "Pied
mont Preas," toatate -4bt be I net ran.-,
dida( for to Stat Senate In th 4Ut
dMrict. ; .; ; - ! ! -
Col. J. Robwt Lov ef Jackson oobnty
65'
ra-eeefii
county. ... -:r-
A gentleman living in this city bu a
Canary bird, which Is shout 13 year old.
It wu brought bete irra Cuba duria t;
WaTTrfre(raently-tgtts--rl
thought to b oa th frrge ot deth,'bat
refjvu again, jump oa it perch had
gee u tinging m li vely a ever.--T. ,
We, are pleaatd to lean that oar good
friend, t'apt. George Morrtasa; ha to far
recovered Item but recent evre ir juries
aa to b able to dispense with hi erutob
u and to go oa duty - agate.-? He it at
present la charge of lb train of th la
mented Joha Gal via, na the upper line of
tbe Charlotte read, and w preaame that
ba will resume hi place oa the mail a
soon a b shall have fully .recovered.
Journal. . . ,'t-
' Jtme HeateD, gainst waom Mayor
Canady bu instituted a ulte for slander,
walked into tb shsrifTi ofBce yesterday
morning and quietly surrendered himself.
Tbe amount oj damage claimed bl 10,
000 and th law require justified bond
for donbl tb amount u security for tha
snpesrsncs of the defendant for trial. Mr.
lleatea did not product the required se
curity ad is bow in tbcutoy of aa
officer ef the law. Ha has. however, Bind
applicatioa for a writ of halm &yut,
with a petition to reduce the amount of
bail required, and th case will be argued
befurel Judge RuateU, at Chambers, thU
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Journal,
A TaaiLLixa Aovektukc A friend
en da us an account ol thrilling equestri
an adventure of a Mergantou belle. -The
lady ia question wuoat riding with a
gentleman one evening tut week. Tby
wcr riding rspidly down a long slope,
when the gentleman's boras tumbld and
fell. The lady' hors cleared both him
and rider at one leap and then bream
quit unmanageable. Two hundred yards
turtber on a narrow lane wu blockaded
by negro, mole and eait aauare serosa
it. Her born wu o:reer1n at full I peed.
To pas around tu impoastble, t stop
equally sj, but tU agUa animal at one
fearful bound eleared negro, mule and
cart. Oar charming equestrienne never
for a moment lost bet balance at)J waa
langhing gaily when bar horse wa check
ed two mile further oo. Nobody hurt.
bat rumor hsta it that th bone earned
the negrne' hat oft oa hi hind hoof and
that the darkey bu since combed horse
thoj out of hi wool. i'itJmont Ivti.
I'd Him m tub Stocks. Judge Cload
passed through thi place Monday. Tba
judge says lie i nndr obligation to the
Governor fur Appointing him .to hold a
special term of court In Wilkes county
immediately after tb elocticn. Say he
jut drr Wilsoa or Bailey whlct ever Is
sleeted to com up thar and crook a fin
ger, aad bttt put him ia th itockt (tb
ttock btv sever been destroyed la
Wiketboro) So nobody had better whis
tle over the victory ia that diatrict Thar
now I Piedmont Pre. (
T. B. Pugh, th officer who shut a no
gro, tome day ago in Hickory, for resis
ting arrest, was himself (hot at a few
nigbt ago, whil traveling th big road
No clue jet a to th party who did th
heoting.
Sdmmbhimo. Mrs. Moore and Mia
Moore, of Newbern ; Mrs. Crump, Miss
of Wilson, Company Shops; Dr.Tborp and
-8"mw; "f M4"n " '
ory; Mr. Edwin Holt and lady, and Banks
Holt nd tmty, of ursbsro, are at wnit
Sulphur ; Prof. Bisk and lady, of David
son College, are at Atheville ; Prof. Mar
tin and lady, of Davidson College, are at
Wblt;8aiphur;"Nii:";'';"--'
'
Matcb Gam a or Basb Ball. The
Swlftfoot club of thi city leave Saturday
morning for Neote, where they play tb
Farmer' club of that place. The lit
tea ot thi club (Bwiftfoot) hu been
somewhat changed. M. J. Gorman tak
ing tb place of Clifford M. Karri aa
thort stop, he (Harris) being new a resi
dent of Fayettevilie, and D. T. Adams
takes the position behind the bat, vice O.
T. Askew whose arm I not sufficiently
well to permit hi throwing a ball. The
tea now stand u follow :
D T Adam, C; M J Gormo,8S; XT
L Featrees, 1st B ; - W Farris, L F; O T
Askew, R F; W F Tsylor.P; C Karri,
R 8; E Browder, 2d B ; J W Watton, Jr,
0FWOThoma,8da
Tb Net: boy, w under aland, give
them a batbocue, and they expect a good
tim generally.
A bull-dog, who already bore tljout bis
maxtle rm aot Inglorious, tear, accom
panied his matter, who carried oa bis
brssst ths Victoria Cross, to the Aahaatot
campaign. Having from hi breed a ast
er! turn for fighting, he distinguished
himself throughout th campaign. Ia
one instance he rushed into the enemy's
ranks, and singling ontono of hi Bated
foes, ao bit and werried him that ha ac
tually brought in hi prisoner in triumph.
Ha wu sach a favorite with ths mes that
bt a heavy engagement their fire wu sus
pended a, few minutes te sllow of hi un
injured retreat from see of bl detperate
forays, H fives to enjoy bis rater aad
Us honors, sad on of tbe greatest pete
of Beigrsvta, . 1 1
Obltnar-Ti
Died laltU city Snaday th fifth of
July, Mies Temperaso Laa ia tbo Bird
year of bcr age.
By the death of tbfs moat eetlmabl
lady our commonit hu lost on of tbo
Id landmark, those link between the
present and the put, whose departur
claims mere than a passing notice. ,
and Mary nintoa, gnndaughter of Col.
JaelLan and CoL . William Hintoa, sad
born at Ralegb ia 1793., .Thus war
onited In her eome or tits best Diooa or
oLSaieai reletWmisg her haredltary ex-
eelhiaoica with tne training or trtetr vir
tunas and anrieht choL ii:
Reduced by the war from eomfortsbls
sfnaeace to eomparativw poverty, and
Bdi-aHawratt Jy the lapeatursevltit
tns aoio survivor or nw geDerion,-ne
patient! aun-nittee totae iaeTttaoie aad
at kngth fell Mlarw I the- fust bop
a future resu reel roe, aa'd la theeemmnwlaa
of tb Episcopal Church, having daring
three gene rations pursued th even tener
of her way atriviag te fill a place ia th
record of Gad rather tbaa th aaaal of
man. In tha memories of those who had
th good forttrt to know her intimately,
n will ever etead a model of faithful,
though anoatentatioon discharg of duty,
of patient good nature and of quiet resig
nation. uom
IAIEIGI lAIIEf.
WnOLIIiL FBICS.
Kalkiob, JooeZI.
MAILS d I7t'.
eUOAB We quoUi A 13; B, 14; KxtraC,
U; Bright C Tollow, 11 C lfellww lOVl
Browns VHsiO. -"
SALT Finn at 2.W,
BACON and Balk Meat-Bacon, C R. Sides,
UX j Eaoon ahoaUan a Balk, C. K. Bidea,
11 ; Rib fide lOKaBagtr-cured Hsma, heavy
HEAL l.5
fLOCKFatapsce U.W; Hop at Ills fami
ly Ua; do, Astra s.0 ; North Carolina S.S00.
BAGOINQ Ganny Bigng 1'JalS ; Donbl
wchor A, lSe.
'COTTON Tlta-OXc
COrm-Rlo, prime, 241!0 ; Ugulrs, M
36;JavatO.
ri86 SaJkfcfr-Ncw r.iuUy, $2 ; N. C
Herrings-Hoe 10 M ; Cut $SHK-
Corn Bbsd
lUT-Northom, 1.76 to 100 ; North Caro
lina, LIS to i.35. "
BUTT8R Beateoantr) Uaivl, Good ros
wy.Goaheaeo.'-
. KQGM loaao. .
CHICKXNg JOsUSc.
CORN-SI. IV
r)TATcMtsIrish, l. weet aune
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OOD FURNIIURE AT AUCTION
Batcbdat, Jult 13, 1874.
Will be aaid at Towles Auction A Com
minion Store on Wilmington Street ;
to commence at 10 'dock :
8 Good Mabogony Bureaus,
1 Manl Bureau, with Giaa.
1 Large tit refrigerator goad as new
Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Tables,
Wssbstend.
On Southern Qua Cooking Stov but
little aatd. .
Also, Lot ot provisions. Buck Wbsat
flur, Bnttar, Djied Beef, Cakes, Crackers
and a general aatortmen of Dry Good,
Ready Made Clothing, dte.
JAM&Vf M. TOWLE8.
July -8t
-TTr ANTED 1.000 ACRXS OK
MORI
YV with at least 400 Acres ot
tillabls
land aad timber nssfnl for ladastral purposes
aot over 18 miles from railroad or water eom
unteatica. Land owner willing to sail may
sead terms and BeecrlDUoa ox situation, eom-
nalcatlon, toll, minerals, qualities and quan
tities of wood water power e., neefui tor
mdustrlal sad agricBltnral pnrsuite. Apply
to Industrial and sgrlcaltnral AaaoclsUoo.
Latonla Assembly Koonu 1M IM, Third
A venae Hew fork City
Julyet7, .
JTOCBX AND LOT FOR SALE.
A hew two story dwelling with seven rooms
snd well of good water ia the yard, next door
to CoL V,. B. Harrison and Peace Institute, I
Intend selling and will give yoa a good bar
gain. . v. a. ba i
JulyT-tt
TpOR BALK.
A Na I Ox and Cart. Tb Ox i well
broke aad work in th plough equal to
bores. lie is ux years old.
Apply to
july T-tf L. C. MANLY,
Clkrk akd CoLtxcroBi Owes,
July 8th, 1874.
JOTIC.
Acting seder sa ordinance paaaood by Board
Of eoDUBlaalower June SutB 174. 1 aersby
sotlfy all person who fsiled to list Ihelr
tsxablas to eons forward aad list the saaas
wllhia the next ten days, ander penalty of
ue taw. w a n mi e at . auautau,
july 6-10t Clerk and Collector.
TTNtVIBSITT Of VIRQINU.
Bummer Law Lectures (nine weekly) begin
13th July, 1H74: and Uth Kept llava proved
oi signal as. : in. to stuaacu propotn to
partus their stadias at this or other law
school ; xd, to those who design to etady pri-
.11 . M. ,A 1. -
-"' J , , mm J H ).w.umw.. wav a...
ot had the advantage of systematic iaatrae.
hob. ror circular aonir I r; u univeraltt
of Va.) to JUUN B. MINOR, Prof. Coat, ud
sut. uv;
June llr-wlm
AJORTH CAROLINA KlPORTA AT A
11 - Btfsraia fur the aaxt blxtv Dava
I I win sell the foUowiag Reports at Bf par
eeat leas thsa -Catalogne price, vis 1 Bsy-
wooa, m tuwaa, aa uv. t naiua s aqaity,
11, 13 IS Iredell' bv, 4th Iradeil' Iqnlty.
I will sell a art from B tubes' s Law to dbaes'
Iqnlty Inelasiv. IS volamea, at 805. Cata
logu Dric kt loa 1 will sell a set from
Bssbee'a Uw to 65 N. C., b laslva except
ing Winston's Law A Iqnlty, SI volantes, at
8 l Cataloeaeinies Is iW. I will aell any
ot these volume st US per eeat leas than eaV
slogu pries. :" ' i
Fsrsons ordrrinr by mall mast ceed postege.
ALJTKB.U wild, IAMB, BOoaaaiMr,
JnrV-a:)tewAwim luleigh, Jf.p, f
MISCELLANEOUS,
gllXCT BOARDIN0 AND DAT SCflOGL,
.J', '' . raJuaaoBO H. G. ' . .
Tat Kit Xaah aad Mitt KoUork mlU rs
snmt the exercises of their School oa Irrlday
ttta July and continue twenty weeks. Cir
culars forwarded oa applicatioa .
.lBBaV8tsriw ,
JALXIQH rtVALB 8IM1NARY,
bUlbisb, I. C,
14tA,4e44.
Anl fa JklaltMraa
July t-dlOTwlOw
I
INGHAM SCHOOL.
Established In 1TB3
'HEDiNIYnXf, -M.-r.-
Th Mist session opens 1Mb Jult. lMH.
Taitloa aad Rawed, 1W per aeMioa. No
extra, For elrealar apply to -
For elrcaUr snulr u
MAJ. R. ttMNuHAM,
Bnpavmtaeulaat
JuMts-w
KE8NSBORO' FEMALE
COLLEGE.
, OKXRN8BORO, N. C.
Thi Institution I seals hi sacetssful opera
tic. Th fall Beattoa of 1814. will begin oa
Wedaeadmy, JulytWU. lorCaUloga (taring
terms, e., spply to th President Rev. T. af.
Job, D. D.
W. H.D. WILSON,
)aa tt-tf . Frast. Board Trustees.
s
AL1 OF TALUABLB REAL ESTATE !
Bt virtus ef nowars sestad In ma bv a dans
mtrast, eieealed to a est tba tttlt day of
January, 1S7J, regitred la tha otnee of the
Register of Deed for Wake coanly, ra book
5 oa page 851, 1 will oa 5. tarda; the lath
ay of July aext exposs to public sal at tba
Coart House door la RaWgh. the tract of
land aitaate In - Towasbip ia aaid
county ot Wake, lying on tbe Fajetievlllo
Road about four miles front RaleWa, ad
ioLaing th laad of ths heir of the lata
Lauras Hintoa and others, eoatalaing 15 1 4
acrra, and taota pankularly deaenbad in
aid deed Intrust. Terms cash.
JOHN GATLING, i
JuneUtd Trasta.
ON THUR8DAT. JULT S0TH, 1 WILL
Sell at the Coart Moase door la Mswigb,
ths following property :
On lot oa New bens St., one tqaara from
the Capitol, with about 4 feet front, raaalag
back 105 feet to line of Loata reek, oa thi.
lot la a good ofllce with on large room,
'lerms 1100 Cash remainder bmw tba with
Interact.
At th Sims tim I wlU ala sell, the fol
lowing property, subject to the dewer of
Mrs. . A. Primrose sad the Homestead of
Elite and Nora M. Primrose.
One lot oa Newbern Bt, to tbe West of
and adjoining the above described lot with
W feet front tuning bark 105 to I he fiat, on
which to a dwelling and servant house.
nr. n. rnmnuB, torn r oi
Jobs 1. Paiaiau.
July S-wSwAdlw
Dec'u.
T
E NORTH CAROLINA MANI'AL.
Paulished bv aathoritv and nndrr the aa-
splcea of th Ueoerai Assembly, will soon lw
iMaed aadw dirreSloB af tha Occrstary Male.
Tb material for this work bu bean eollre
ted and prepared by John H. Wheeler, Isq.,
who ba spent a great i ti of time and labor
ia completing It At s hand book ef Menace,
it will be the most complete aad valuable
work of ths kind ever pnbllshed la tbe Otata.
No public man, or man ot business, should
be without copy. It arlll be a book of
about Seepage.
Comprising a Map of the Bute; the coun
ties and popuiatioa af each, showing the
Congressional and Senatorial diatrict.: the
Constitution of th United B la tea, with late
amendment; the Exscativ e lb oars of tha
urn tod nutes xrom the KevOJuUoato 1S74.
Aa engraved diagram, (howing tb
of popuiatioa from ITS to 1:
the area or
each State la square miles aad tbe
SiVl
i rtonaUv
itioa
of each aad of vrv square mil i the ratio of
represeauUoa ra Uoagrea at each Decade.
The Coastltatioa ol North Carolina with re
cent amendments ; ths popnlatioa ot each
coaaty from Ita organisation to 1870. Ix.
ecntive. Judicial and Leglslstiva Departs eats
ot North Carolina ; Statistical tabire of th.
popular vote In each eousty, for President,
bovarnor, Congress : a special sUtamant of
tn qaaiinr voters rrom records of
dlsVlnguUning white from colored ; ths eoan-
ties oitae Okie, ongm oi name, w
with llt
of Senators and Rapressatatlva m th Wea-
era! Assemblr from dat ot formation to ore
lent cession; snd much otber statistical and
.una; VWMVT, W1HI HU auu. w i ue
Tbe price of the book Is ri.ie ia Sa cloth
blading. Postage to be added whea sent ly
(end la your orders st once to
ALPKRD WILUAMd,
Bookseller,
Raleigh, N. C.
Agents wanted in every countv of ths Btste
to sell thU book.
JanetNiin ,
pT'ENRT'B
CilBOLIC miE
THE MOST P0WIKFUL UEAUNU
AOINT XVIR DISCOVERED.
Tbe wonderful celerity with which this
comblnstlon of Carbolic acid with other
toothing and cnratlve emollent
HEALS THE MOST VIRULENT BoRKJ
AND ULCERU
I sonfethittg akla to tb marvcloat.
It i with prid that th Proprietors call at
tootloa to the gratifying fact that
PHYSICIANS GIVE IT THE IIIGIIEr
m a il '
HEAD OF PRAISE,
and as it sad prescribe It in their practice.
POINTS TO BE BORNE IN MIND.
Carbolic Balv positively cure th worst sore
Carbolic Balv instantly allays the pala of
buret. '
Ctrtwlle tttlv cur, I all tataneou eruptions.
Carbolic Balv removes pimple snd blotches.
Crbollc Salve will ear cats aad brtiet.
Okrbolle Belva ranks at the head of all
Salves, Ointments or other Healing Com-
pounds, aad hu sch loved a greater reputa
tion aad has a Urger salt tbaa aay ether simi
lar prepare tioa f eeatsiapos laadas ktvea-
ion.
Sold everywhere. Prlc 88 cant.
JOHN J, Hr NBT, CUREAN A CO.,
, Proorletois,
' end t College Place, New York.
rIHE "WARREN" : HOE. ...... '
ttcet Hoe ever made for garden aad gaasrtl
Ht Writ for erreular snd price.
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, ftotoArMfbtW.C.
Trad (applied Mniac4awer Pricaa.
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