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THE DAILTSENTINEL
nunii Br ' . ' ,
'j OBI AH T0 :
Offlc Hr th Cowt Bout. "
Diilr Sentinel V rear la advance - J
Th DAttT Bimnt wffl be delivered m
,nr part of the City firtiM Cmw per
week. . ' ' - '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE TRACK.
Open the "Way!
And W Bosh eoutlBU M tie way t .
J. M. ROiEMBAUaTdi .
At KUm's old Comer, Fayettevlll e
Kt that ,to'
...:a. . .
Goods, Nonas, Fancy
Goods, Ch a
ia tbs City
WaareeaUj
receiving Mm addltloDi to
ock. which to elway kept
lb
tmh tadOMPtett to ry waea osa
Mrtatailaf ttm store. . .
BEADY MADE CLOTHIKu
it the tpteislt ot my trad. 4 I maow
rciaKdtoBarVery grade of Clothing t
the very botUMB priee. Call sad ate bm
eurselvef.
CBOCKItT DEPARTMENT. '
Ih
h w U Mly aelatlf Creek err I lore la
City, eoflBcU4 with aad adHnlnR taa
tk (Mt.
tin MUMUhmaat ISar vrarf apaeM of
.rockery at Wkotoaala, to the coaaty tied
t Nortbara price, aa I bay alraet la lam
quatlUM Iroea trat haaaa.
To al mj fonaW caatonMra aad patroae,
ud toe paMla geBaraUr, 1 weald y tkat 1
wb tter praparad thaa w M adailalatot
tuUMlrerer waat at tanaa Uut i will gaa
i in tee wtlalaelory.
act Uta
NSOUKCIMKMT.
1 hereby aaaoaaea myaelf aa a eaadldato
for Auk. Unt or Keadlaa Clark of the leaat
it the etuainjc eaarloa o( Uta Uenerel eeen-
bl.ot!-tr W. LRU,
0
AN DID AT FOR UOOH-X.KSt'XK.
I tk. this aaathod ot aaaoaacUic aiTielf
h a casdidata for lHorkeper of the Uoue
KirewataUv ot thr TeatUflalatare
ept4td HENR H. C'KUOH.
A FIRST CLASS MjATCIIMAKJCR
a aitaatioa in any 8onthera towa aa
a firet cleat Watch repairer elao of French
tod Eogliab Clocks. Moat aatiifactory
f mrereqoea given, ripply by letter to J.
P. Rkdailm. care or Mr. Keller, Watch
Ueterial Dealer, 04. Naeaan 8t Room 1,
N w York aty. Th aclvertiaer ipeak
li.iiao, French nd English fluently,
oct 19 at
iMrra nau, Joaaaroa Co., It. C.
September S, 1874.
Tith UtmlrfO 84aU f H. 0:
I hereby announce myself a eandidU for
..principal Doorkeeper of th Senate, raeet
to th action of th DemocraUc-ConearTa-UTaCaaeaa,
at tha approaching aeaaloa of the
tteoeral Aeaaaably. .. ,
aept 4 td J.T. WXIS8TLX
gCONOHT W WItLTn,
tad the way to prraerr aad malntala that
reoeomf to to know where and how to make
ludJekras outlay In th aeleetloa aad pur
che o( rooda. We propoej to (Tire the fol
lowing advlea gratnitoae. or free irretl and
tot nothing. It I a wall known fait that at
1. Bosenbanm & Bro's,
May be found the UrRtet aad moat attractive
etock o( . ,
Ladies' Dreea flood,
Notion,
Bo ta 4 Shoe,
Sheetings,
PLAIN AND PLAID DOMK1TICS,
AU of which were purchased at panic prlc
and wlU be aoM at bottom agar.
Oar paelalty 1
RBADY-VADB CL0T1IIS0.
Tha lirteat atock In th slty, eoaprlrinsr
m inj, ei nallt and aold at nrteea that
will dtj eoapaUtion. Sepaaial attoatioa la
caiiev to thU breach or oar vaae.
Uaretork of nonatL Have. Mat. I
lam -.d varloui. aad from thU day w WlU
offer at aad below cost oar stock of . .
WOOL1S 2ARPKT8,
from the fact that we bar not ttoro room
for the hiwmM HTfH ! K tm huut. -
To eeear th bast bamlas call ealy and
doa'tfail to remember tha place, two door
Booth of Wi'Uams A Haywood' Drag Htore,
andi'nof ' "
M. R08INBATJMABHJ.
octT-lm
TTMIVIRSITT OF TIROIKIA
UpaasOetoborl: eontlna throw Bin
months tt I onranlaed la school on th
eli etiraeyateas, with roll eonraaa la Claastcs,
Lltarstara, Bdence (with praetle la Chemi
cal aad Physical UbaratortoaK ta Law. Madt
c m. K.vta-rin. Taaehln and Arrienltara.
Anal. fCatatoarwa to JAMES P. UARRI-
attk. Chairman, P. O. UaiTamtty of Yir
(Into, Albemarle fX,T.
jtUj4wo4
pron KILLS.
In ttora a Un of th beat Apple Mill ranr
tor In prlc from 25 to $50.
Erery farmer who ha aa orchard should
Alas, just received a new nnply ctl ft?
ana nmnn:. JETk. TOHXti,
' euglS-tf ;.. ...Agent.
rpippo ALsroK.
We ire rrq see ted to annonnca thatTlppo
Aletoa, col., of Chatham, to a candidate for
Assietani Doorkeeper oi ew
aeptl-tf ; , .
Prnca 0. Eaatss,
Daiignar. .
T.C Habbis
u XngraTar.
Ja4T)! ll l' Ok I .J
X K H I 8 8 H A B B I 8 ,
' XALEIQH, H. C.
kaVBaid far Bnadmana of
work. : Work
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VOL. X:
City Intelligence.
Tbb M arest. la Nw York oa yes
day cottoa wu bald tteady St U MalO
with receipt of 9 IN bale. Turpentine
tad rods unchanged. Gold 10 1810 1st.
Mulr ix tin Poukd Tut polio to
day captured on lb tre,t an cstray mult,
daik bay about eight jeaie old, ud
have him eotifimd at lb city pound.
JiUAMWir.-
The ttwU-Bcll Ri. ger
Will opto al Tackff Ball abttut tha Mtb
taat, .Tfa wilt gladly wetoxm tbttn back
agaia. Other troapra will, fellow ' tad
BaWgb'datlsg tb atatioa ol oartgia
uator which eoavcM Moada weak
promlasi 'a aeaaaa of eoaaiderabl aity,
- i ea i i
Osahd Omiiso. Ttaer will U a
fraud opealog of PbU Wtlker'a billiard
aaleoa la tha baaeoieot oi thaTarborooKb
Hoaw to-morrow aigbt at nioa o'olock.
Th puWlc geoetally are Invited tnat-
tend. Several riperta ta tb billiard lio
will at praent,and asxllut aport may b
fipectad.
Col. Ua Yocao, : the Rerennr man,
want out to talk la Uta State of Virginia.
Tb man Ik talked for wu beaten 1,900
Totea, and all bad rot vou d. Ik will do
wber Tim Le reign aa I Jndg Watt
preside, but b eui't tn.k an Improaaioa
on the old "Fergioay niggw. Blanket
bin -Tu.k," and lead tb dietaaced atg
off of tb irck.
Dtx am al. Yesterday moraingon of
Raleigb'a fainst daughter a most cbsmit
lug lady in every respect Kim Ida Maalj
wu led tn the bymenlal altar by Dr. jn.
H. Baker or Ertgecome, a physlcia of
bigb reputation, and moat aecompliabed
gentleman, the certmnny being performed
by Rev. Mr. M .r.h.ll, of Chriat Church
Epicopl. Tbehrfpjiy psir departed
Northward sooo after, etundwl with th
hearty good wi;s of relative and but
of Iriend.
ELkCTIOH ( F OrVICBM OV TH IatAKB
Aitlci The Board of Director oi tb
Insane Aiylum fhet at that Institution oa
yesterday
Wesley Wbitakar, Esq., ex-Mayor of
tbi city, and mire latterly th editor of
Tim Lee, Unloador, wu elected Ptawtrd
for th ensuing year.
Mr. K. Burke Haywood, Jr., aa attach
of tb State National Bank, waa elected
Treasurer. , Tbe pa of tlii office waa re.
doced by th Board from 7S0 o 0800.
Mr. awreoce waa reflected Matron,
and Mr. Kurfman, Engineer, , ,. .
Dr. IUmttj, of Rowan county, wu
chosM Chairman of tli Bird tim Wesley
Wbltaker, Etq., rcaigned, and th Hat
ing Executive Committee w u re elected
for the enaaiog year.
Takes with a Fit. A colored aroma
named ua Simmon waa.S4j with
St at th colored Melhodi.t Church. Iai
night, about 8 o'clock. tUie wu eoavryed
to (he atation house, by tbe polios, when
Dr. Roytter u called to the uffcrer.
She wu ihoitly thereafter taken to her
home in tbe Western Ward, bat death
enined about 11 o'clock. A coroner'
jury of laqnest was nmmoned this morn.
ing, and post mortem elimination wu
ordered. . It waa performed by Or. Lit
tle and Dunn, and resulted ia producing
th atartling development of th preaanc
of a dead infant la tb womb, which lb
phyaician declared bad beea ia that Hale
for som dsy . Tb woaua was InterreJ at
th eipenMoltb county. .
nHTn waud Bouao. Mr. Geo. Ztrgler
of tbe Arm of Ziegler t Qruandlers'a
Cigar Manufactory, departed .lor B iltt
more and other Noctbera cttie tbi moro
Ing with a view of laying ia aa cxreasiv
stock of wrappera and filler for their in
cruiiit cigar trad. Both "f the young
nentljin comp'wing this firm,; sine
their advent among us, by tbair gentle
manly deportment and lair dawling with
th trd..'hv bcom extremely popu
lai. w h ile their several brand of cigar.
tr fast becoming famous. They are daily
turning out hundred tf their; choicest
cigar, and at ao dtotaat day ww treat U
bm them Bllinc, all order from tbi Slate.
Their term are accommodating, vhil
their price era as raaool! aa thou of
deaiet North. ! ,,
, . .i f i" i mw ...
'. ' What to d wrta Tax. Tba editor
of the cVafisra Horn thui appropriately
ipetkC '; .
"A radical abect prop.; that th 7 v
ernmeot run Ha of atetmers to Liberia
and other At'ricaa port to lurniah traa
portstioa for th ireedraea, Wbstlloro
ih. -H.n and Brother" back into th
bsrbaiW frm which h waa elevated
b th lt slavebolder t Wa propos
better plan.- Ut th g..Vrnmenl ran it
itnmor wt. Grant aad Wi1m a pilot
let U biwcf dtCkS b fl.led with radical
editor; writer and apeaker; then Utt
the aapr deck U o mdd with trpb.
bffvrl and 1 SouibB-rBg-.d that
averv vsatd shall SipsiaJ sad fl Minder la
rd-oeeaa. Alter tbi queacblng of tbe
IncaadUry lemeola,th obites aad tbair
l.t tlave would get on together without
RALEIQH, N. CM
Tub ELEcriox-.Toa Oyaavxpw.
Tuesday was a grand day for th Democ
racy of lb Union, Tba result b s flora
pleta deluge to Radlcallim. Uaasacba.
setts, tb last of State oa tha rooUtool
that wu hopd for, wbaslad lata line aad
Butler' is baalaa badly. Damocrati ia
Boatoa sra raportvd wild with Jy, fat
Qaetoa, aobl Bin i electoJ Oovtroor,
aad aavia' Democr-iM at of elavea Cor
greasmes arfl leotJ. O'.d Ayer, (Rep )
4s.arhlttTUJ
Nboot him o)4h tpot" Du, who wsUt
off fB3'seuerbl y brow. From
Iiliols wa hav nothing decUive, bat
what w k is anooe raging. w Jeney
dltto.N Front th ; oath svry thing Is
cheering. Ia Taaaeaae wthav U cons
greasional ' dtgtino, v from two
diatrict that srs la doubt- A gaia of
fiva ia that 9!t with cbtooea fr mi or
twoatora, -
LoaUiaa . gives flv Dm"erateut of
six Congratsmea gala of two with a
Stat Democratic ma,ority cl 1 1,000. ,
Ia New TorkXba Cahgnsalontl dele
gatioa ttaad, 10 Dataocrst to 10 Repub-
licaa. A large gala, with a Democratic
majority oa joint ballot la tb Ataembly.
Tbere ar gains i drkaosa. Alabama,
Georgia and 8nth Carolina.. Tb result
!e' Pennsylvania U reported cloaa, bnt w
may look for something surprising. -
Tb new i glorious and ws hops it
will ctntiaa getting better. Mawtcha
setts wu aa earthquake, but we caa
tand it. Ilurrah I
a
DtTAJL OF TBB ArVBAT at EuvadLa."
Ecvaola, Ala., Nov. Th diaturbanos
wu quit wnguinary. Six white were
Wounded, on nf them, William Keith,
mortally. Three segroe were killed out
right, aad aa far u heard from aetenty
four were wounded tea or fifteen of tb
number mortally. Bine th fight five
have died, aad lure or lour more will die
daring the night The difficulty grew
oat of tb abua ol a negro who bad voted
the democrat! Ufkrt, by verel radical
aegfoes, eh'wMmong whom waa on very
bad argru warned Mite Long. - Several
white gentlemen ' ruahed up.wbea they
Mw tbe negr.t being, abuted, and when
be Bad recdeed several blows they ran la
aad ordered the mob to .dealst. Mile
Long offernd to draw a pistol . epos oa
of ths whit men, wbea b waa told But to
draw a weapon or he would be killed.
With ao OAth ag:nt the whites, daring
them to ooma on, he drew hi putol aad
fired, la aa iniUot genual fir from
both'. white ud black Commenced,
which tb lattet stood for a second or
two and thcu far way in one of tb
wildest sUuipe.le ever witueaaed ia ear
treet. There were - probably five hun
dred ihot flrd by both (idea, a m)ority
being' fired by the whites. Tb negroes
earn In from th country, armed with
pistols, heavy clubs, wheel epok-, J.,
aad wera very aggreuiVd upon.' those of
their )lor who votvd the democratic
lickcL For a few atcieda after tbe firiug
ceased the acurue begtuto f.rf a
renewal of tbe light, bat sating that tue
white wuro armiog to receive them tbey
as tin scattered and quiet wu too re
tored. . ,.,
TIIK VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Oougreeemeo potitivciy elected: Gil
bert C. Walker, democrat, Srd District;
George C. Cobell, democrat, 0 th District ;
J, K. Incker, democrat, 0th District ;
JohnT Harriai, 7th DitUict ; Xffa Qua
ton, democrat ; W. H. II. Btowell, repab-
Ucn,4th Dlitrkty; aod v W. J. Terry,
democrat, 0th Diatrict, aod B, B. Doug-
less, lt Diatrict, aid Job a Good, Jr.,
Sod Diatrict, democrat, contidered quit
probable.
Much lutermt is felt In tbi Bute over
tbe result of tb contest betweea Goode
and Piatt ia ths Norfolk Diatrict, sod all
lovers of honesty hope for the defeat ol
infamous Piatt As. .. '
f ... .SIS . For tb Sentinel
Ma. Eortoa : I wish to call public
attentia to what I detm illiberal prar.t.ce
at th fair. ' A race Wu m ule for saddle
or untrained hone, when Jock Reulbae
nd s booth Csrolioa trained horse wu
entered. Aa lock Woold hav It, Jo
Davit, a anirsiaed graagav bona, beat
the tace. A ' racking race was atds ap,
Thre hone entered, paying tea dollar
ah, UeitI (3 each at the gate, . When
they bad dob tbeif best tad emoted the
spectators. Col Toang proclaimed from
th tuad a race. Tb ncity did aot
pay tb $100 Make offered for tb faeteet
raeker. loitead of Mjicsr 0I0O tb
uity mad $39 clear by the race.
Again, three boreee entered In tb Btal
I on race eatrance $10 each. Gat money
$3 each. Tbey did their best, both driver
ami horse wbu CcL Toaog again pre
clskmed no rac, saving OlOO to tb fair,
aad makiag $30 ia cash.
A Miaaioaary, Jut retaraed, tajt he l.
araril John"' Aaodiae fJaiaattM
bejo id all price, aad effioaetntj hry
ant other medicine. It b adapt4. a
c?iit vahetv nf pecial ttata. aad b th
oeatpnie curer in the worM. ,
Fever ldom mak sa attack without
warning, aad may oitea be Urowa off by
aoakiaa the feet ta warm water, wrappiag
na wane ia bad and takiag two or three
lef TarwasrorgaUTt fine, y
b tr . .
111
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5; 1874.
Telegrapliio News.
kXECTION, RETURNS. ,
f ; AooorTs, Oa, Nov. i.
Returns from Florida com ia slowly,
only twslr aoontie partially beard from,
Tba Indications srs that both districts
w'.l alaot Rrpublicaa ta Congresa.
In th jd Georgia DisUlct, Smith,
democrat, la ict4 by 1800 majority
pvar Whitley, Republican, liarthdg is
doabtfuL -
w New Tom, Nov. 4,
Matcalf, democrat, is elected from ths
1st Diatrict ia eoateqaeace of pJt tick-
eta... ,,-. , h. rv v.,-
Return from New Jersey are alow'
coming in, and positive majorities la all
tb ease tr not obtainable. Judge Be-
dl is elected by over slue thoaaead ma
jority. Tba republicans elect fur Con-
gte : Llnnlcksoa, Dubtoa, end perhape
Phelpa, though th latter ia doubtful.
There i much trou'ole la hi diatrict la
regsid to th ballot oa which bit aam
is wrUteo Wm., abbreviated, and 13 vote
oa either aid will decide tbe election.
The democrata elect Rota, Hamilton.
Teesa and Hsrdenbutg, a gain ot three
Congressmen. Th fiat Senate stands u
it did Utt j ear, each party gaining . aad
lining one, I. ring it a republican mejjr.
ity. Tbe Houaa I completely democrat
ic, itanding 89 democrats to SI republi
can, a democratic gala over lut year of
eleven oo joint ballot. Tb Legitlature to
democratic by 11 majority, and wiUeleet
a United States Senator to succeed John
P. Stockton.
Nsw Toax, Nov. 4.
la King' county tb democratic Stat
ticket bu a majority of 10,000. Three
democratic Congrimea aad uvea dem
ocratic Assemblymen are elected.
Sufficient returns are received to istur
the. election of Baker, republican, to
Cong real ia tb Oewego and Madison
diatrict. Richmond county gives Tildes
830 majority. Bebee, democrat, for Con
gress In tbe 14th diatrict, bu ever 8.000
majority. Orange county give Tilden
400 majority, aad electa both democratic
I Assemblymen. ' . . :
Cbic6, 111., Nov. 4.
Ditpatcbea from Peoria Mjt Ross, dem
ocrat, for Congieaa, ! tlected ia tb 0th
district by a email majority.
Matirati, Tnn, Nov. 4.
Lver return indicate the election of
Cot. Cuey Young, democrat, to (Joogreat
by over 0,000 majority, by over 0,000 ma
jority. Democratic gala ever tb tut
Congressional flection of nearly ain
thousand.
Tb return Irom VViat Teooetac abow
heavy democrat gain. Fayette and Har
deman counties, hitherto republican by n
big maoiity, give a democratic majori
ty respectively, of 1,100 aad 030. Th
democrat are jubilant over tb result I
the northern and southern part ol tbe
Stnl the electioa wu oautuslly q Jiet
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 8.
The democrat are gaining in the L- gi-
laturv, and Ramaay't teat U threatened
in tha Senate.
v Nbwarx, N- J., Nov. 8
Judge Bedle bu lieea elected Governor
by 10,000 majority.
The Oongretaioual delegation standi
four democrat .and three republic ma.
The Sceat ta anchanged. Tbe Ho ia
overwhelmingly democratic
' Cavcsao, Nov. 8.
Farwell, republican, bu bteu elected
from tbe third district, '
; PrrnBcaea, P., Nov. 8.
Hopkins, democrat, haaeea (beted to
Congress. v ". ; '
X,; , Dataorr, Mich, Nov.
Tbs demucratie gains throaghoht tb
Stat are immen.
The Republicans claim ooly five thous
and majority on tbe State ticket.
WAtniaaTox, Nov. 4.
Shrewd calculator give th democriti
03 majority la tb next Bout. Repobli
Cta official look a if tbey were sorry
for themselves.
'Tbs democrata ciiia PvoMylvauia by
0,000 maiority. Tne democrat Will
probably have the LeghiUlure.
PuiLAUBLratA, I'a , Nov. 4.
, Tb Prm coecedm tbe election of 19
democratic Oongrrsamea in the State, to
111 teen republican, a Iohi ol seven, but
elaimt the State by 13,000. A diapatcb
from Towaadw this morning claiuie tb
electioa of Jostph I'oweil, democrat, la
tba 13th Diatrict, an additional republi
can Iota,
Ia IodUoa omnty the Republican mt
jonty b 1,800. ;:j i ri'X'J
Ia Peaay1aiila tb demuciwbi . gain
eight CtoRRiwtsmre aed possibly' alne.
Tba ticket ia claimed by both par
tie, .. ."r;";.' .
' BotT, Nov. 4.
Oaetamt plurality b 8,000. Tb dem
eerat elect to Coorfraaa, rhompaoa ia the
OihfTsrbnx ia th Tib, Warrae in tb
ath,i hapie ia tbe 11th, with Bask aad
Oeely, ladepea Jests. Legitlature 6en
ate, demooraU 10, repwblbaa 04 ; Hoot
ol Representative, , Republicans 101,
dcraocratt 83. Tbs Legislature b largely
opposed to prohibition, j . . ,. ; a
:l Dxraorr. Mich., Nov. 4.
The democrat will have a Urge repre
teatatioa, aod poetlbty a majority id ths
Legbbtore.
' Boatoa, Kov.' 4.';'
, Aa error ia coaatlng ia counting votes
bu beta discovered which lacreasss
Frost's plorslity b lb 4th District io ISO:
ea, tbe otber band, t amors fii the sir
tbb morning that a rfeouat b to be bad
b tbe 0th ward, th result wbieh will
wVfflfltiiajaYfa
to tiav th nam
was tba I'lleaMw
glass ia .tbe SrdT DwtFTot, pauTver
that of Judgt Abbott, aad 120 Such
ballot wrr cast. AbboU' friend ar
having a petitioo circulated tots' r-Coon
uf tbe eaHr diatrict, and, ks tb Board of
Aldermen m set to-morrow at 4 o'clock'.
Tbe rC"onting will tbea probably ttk
place. The aaacxttloa of Chtlaca aad
Wlotbrop wu Voted against.
Milwacxbb, Wis, A. 4. '
Tba retulb, at ststed la lut night'
ditpatcbet, are generally confirmed by
tb later return. Tb Republicans bv
elected to Congress William, Cuwel),
Magoon, KimbulU Ruik and McDilL Tba
Democrats have elected B orchard and
Lyade. The Democrata bore claim Boack
over Kimball for Congreet In th 0th Dit-
tr'.ct. Tb Democrat coactd tb Re.
publican majority oa joint ballot in tb
Legislature.
Dxtsoit, Nov. 4.
Tbe Democrat claim tb election of
Cbamberlih tor Governor by a majority
from one to two thousand. JTbe Reyub
licaaa claim tbe State by a small maiori
ty. The certain decialoa will rrqalre full
rtturn. Tha Coogressiootl delsgatlon
will probtbly stand 0 Republican to 4
Dem ocratf.
Moare MBRa, Ala Not. 4.
Twenty-eight counties, n fficisl, ahow
tb aet Democratic gaia to be 10,000.
Tbi mclode Sumter aod Green, where
tb colored Democrat were intimidated.
It overcome tbr Republican majority of
1873, and leaves th Democrat .fifteen
hundred ahead. Th thirty-seven coun
ties to bear from will increase the Demo
cratic majority to' 0 or 8,000. Tbi b
one of th lerguet vote thai haa ever
bjea rail in thb State.
ll.xelloa (colored) Republican in tb
lit ; Bradford, Democrat la the 3d ; Hay,
Republican, in tb 4th j Caldwell, IX mo
crat, in tb 8th ; Hewett, Democrat, ia
the 0'J, Bad Lewi and Forney, Demo,
craia, lor the State t Urge, ar undoob.
tedly elected to' Oongrets. William,
ia th Osd diatrict. ia probably eWcted
ovir Rapier by 0 or 700. Tbit gives tb
Dmocri a gaia of 8 Congressmen.
A LKX ASTORIA, Va., Nov. 4,
Iloutou, Conservative, b elected in the
8th district by about 1,300 majority over
Barboat.
! Cbicaoo, Nov 4.
Return from lb tecond tud third
I'ongfvaaiooal diatrict kt atill incoma
pkte, and tbe vote in all it m clo tbat
without full returna it it inipoaaible to
ttate potiilvely tbe result Li any of them,
Lxke county give Fsrwell only 47 mas
jorlty, but he claims a majority of 197 in
Cook county, which will eltct him. Har
rieuo b probably elected over Ward ia tbe
tecond dittrict. Repnrti from tbe State
to far indicate the election of the Repubt
licao State ticket by a decreased ma
jority, and a light aggregate Vole.
Albakt. N. T, Not. 4
The Ktning Journal make the Auem.
bly aland : Democrats 79; Republican
50, and U the Republican have only 4
majority t the- Senate, tbe Democrats
will have a majority oa joint ballot, with
Berne to hear from aad two district In
Watervliet. It ia estimated that lb vote
in tbi county atande, Dix 11,710, Tib
den 14,031.
-we-
Newbern Timet : Messrs Daniel and
Duncta tent to New Turk thb morning
via Atlantic Jfc North Carolina Railroad,
in additioa to their ordinary thipments,
tb extraordinary one ol a lo' of unusually
large iS:d aheepthesd fih. These fih
were ought at Portsrn u'.h, iu tbat par
ticular locality known a Wa.lace'a chan-
ael, and in rti turpa anything ever
old in tbit maiki't, ranglug in weight
from nine to miu-iwub pouoda. The
dealers claim thi-y were very fat cer
tainly they were very fat ud handsome.
WUmmfUm Journal : I ks Bititt
State Convention meets ' in tbi city1 to
day, at th Firat Baptist Church, corner
Filth aad Market Street. Rev. (f t
Buhry, of- VY.rwntow, will preach the
opeuiug aeriu m, u l llat. X. U OuDD, 01
Liiicoiutwn, the eune on miaaion.
SontM of tit ilelrg.ttet hve already ar
nved, and thire wi I, in all probability,
be a large attendaace, ol both minittar
and Uymao.
Poao't Extract. "Truth b stranger
thaa ftciioa tb career of the Ex.rtt
m inttabc of thb. Almost without
advttti.ieg the Ml 1 enormous. Try ft I
. atadwttt Brother of he. 17, h array
Alraet Mew York, ar new reeatvb g fresh
tuck ef Boot and aboea, gotta Bp xprly
for herth CargUaa trade. Oat- at friend
Mr. J. E. Moose I Ud wttk taem aad will
be happy to ee h!t frtaadt aC17 M array of
ceetv ud til tbvlf OMera. . h
ill
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NO. , 80,
Mollie Darlteg woa tbe half mile race
at Charlotte oa Tuesday.
"P'.IL Scales, of GrseBtboro', bu goa
to Atloto to ge4pte boslnes. . '
Jodg Brook opened tb Uolted Stale
DUtrict Court in Wllmiogtoa oo Meadsy
A special trsta from Injiaatpoli, In"
broaght about fifty Friend to the Ytariy
Meeting tt Ntw Gsrdea. Quilford coaaty.
f Mbe SatMoawv tWbHa
Mrs. Sailis A. Tackerfttf Warrea coua
ty.Uat th Fair of tha Carolina with
hf thee wail tbveloptd triplets.
CoL Joan A, Bloan, el GreeaaboryV has
reachad hi tomej the West, and th
8L Loub Tbtt weleom-!t him meet cor
dially. The . McAdoo liok-l opent ia Oreena
boro'oo tbt 15th intt, under themanage
mentof J. W. 8ublelt, forrm rly of th
SpoUwood Hotel, Ricbmoad, Vs.
; Mr. Wm, Spragat hai dicovtredln th
vicinity of bis thingl .factory oa Joha's
River ia 0aldwll coapty, a vUjw of what
be believe to be metTtcbanm.
' Laura Jttkaoa, who'' wu accidentally
hot oa Mondty evening la Charlotte wu
better, th Obtrtw of yesterday My, and
there b T prospect of her recovery. :
Oreetubtrt Patriot: Tbe Ricbmoad &
Danville Railroad Company btve pura
cbtsad twenty acres ot bnd cut of ths
depot, and It b rumored, for tb purpose
of erecting machine ibops, engine house.
rooua tioute ana car tued.
The Rocky Mount Mail it retponsible
for tb etaltoieut that oa bat, Monday
morning tht wifo ol Jo, Lindsay, colored,
gavabirth toa child fully developed,
with hair, finger aai!, voice, Ac, which
weighed ooly one pound.
Chariot! Oimrttr: A little boy,
about thirteen yean old, bad a four
horned goat on exhibition la a vacant lot
on Trade tlrcet, lat night, and lb way
tbat boy talked for that go.it 'end tbe
dime, was t esuiion. It waa worth tan
eeata to bear him set forth ia word how
perfectly weaderfal the gnat i.
A 13,000 verdict agairtai tb tbcriff of
Meckboburg county in favor oi the Car
olina Central Railroad, wu rendered ia
tbe Federal court at Sutemlle bat week.
Tbe auit wt brought againit tberlff foi
tbb te.xure 'f 70 toot uf railroad iron un
der execution in hit hand in favor of
tundry creditor nf the Carolina Ccntr.l
R.R., (know at the time aa tbe Wilming
ton, Charlotte dr Rutherford lUllrotd
wpaaj.i'"t..' .., , .
Rieoritr : Tbe dit,r of tha Durbtm
Tibaoet Phut who reached Raxboro' af u.r
our depaiUrarrkiioa Jb fact sf . tb
conviction ol one George Outlaw, colored
fur burglary, and hiiieotenc toixecuiion
oa tbe S2od day of November. Outlaw
It tb aon of tb Wyatt Outlaw bung
torn year ago by unknn parties at
Gribam. Aa appeal waa aaki-d for and
granted. On th tame day, tnree nes
groes were teuteticed to tbe Penitentiary,
one for four cne lot seven, tud ono for
seven, and one foi ten years
Tbe Staleville Landmark give th
following account of tb session of tbt
Federal court in tb it place lut week :
After a two week aeaaiou in tbb city
tb Federal court adjourned yesterday.
The trial of Geueril Blvunt apon a charge
of defrauding th Cherokee Indiana in
tbi Stat occupied flv day of th court
Th tectimony waa quit voluminous aod
complicated. Th jury, after acveral
hour deliberation, returned a verdict of
guilty. Motion in arrest of judgment
nd tor new trial were argaed.
i Tb rule for a new. trial wu greeted
aad wHI be heard at Greemboro at the
next term of tbe court
: Blount waa required to gir bail for
$23,000 lie b now in the cuetody ol a
United Mete Marabai endeavoring to
eethiib.il. Thtcott in tbit case, we
andenttnd, It shoot $10,000. ,'
MARRIED,
On the evening of trd lnat., tt tb residence
ottbe bridat father (Ransom Galley) bv Elder
A. Temple, kr. Y E. Young to Mis Charity
E. Culley. All of Wake eonnty. ' '
I
NEW ADVERTISEMENT 8.
oar.
. i n aiiKnri,i va i- . un.
rooo t.aae.' id. huv wui raeeiva i rv
ward I y leviu, U t Uis Ottse. St
ASNODNvEMI!r. .
IRenpretfally enaonnee mretf a candidate
for the position of Principal Uooiittaper
of tbe Hone of MepraarnUUvea. aad with
eoaSdaoea rafwr tha aMaeber elaot to tb ax-
member whom I ervad to that capacity from
1H7U to 1874. JOHN H HILJ
ep lt-ttu Hew copy.
0JJ We fx Bale Ot th best qua! ty by
eet97-3tdww . Apas.M.a
T-ALUAB-.t PIJtMTATIO!t FOR 84 LEI
II v vlrtaa of a lidiment of Wak 8a, artof
Court I ail oa aatorday the 5th of Decern
187s. at iha Coart rl a door In Kalelgb.
expoaelopeb ie rala la paieal to avlt par.
enaear that vioi. piaaiauoa oa in as
tern aide of Nra-e Klvar a Wake eoaaty, ad
Jola ag tba lande of David Hlaum an the
and oa wb cb Jontthaa Poole reldea, being
part of tha kl aabtth M.atoa Land, aad eoa
talnlngiboataSSaere . Taaiui ims-fosrth Caah remamder le tea
moatha, Son aad ttearltf miaifwd.
. CARAa R. WILbCR, 1st i. Of
w. la WiLUAvn, dec 0.
Battli A Bolt, Atty'a.
or t ia .
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OaaTirrBUlhsfoSowlag latetpertqaara: t .T ,
so lack, or tea atialea ahs-f - - - . ,-
tnqnsr oa time 0L , T.
. 1" i M; eteh sabteqaut laaarttoa , I
est thaa a weak.....
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Baalanta" tin
I t,A:-i ' awMsaaa, ' 1 ti
Anil kMAa m.
Brm and edvueii
vaela?.' Bvrana aaa MnhuMS ' "
hbbCT. Cottp fowsr tia good d eased '
aaag wtrnmnt ttf ys. -'' ""
CoitoaTles )to . 1,1) .,;
Ftoar . a, UU7.S0. " ' ' "
Core Heel U7Xal.25 ,
laeoa M O Hoar and : '
aeoa,N.C. fiaa. , .
. Bulb fU. If IK Ul.l. ASm
cWm !fc?iot;oo
'"1'' I'-' JWI 'lw."?
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Byrap Commoa
.. as
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Bait Liverpool fla
taaettCreaaa,
" Pactory,
- Dairy,
Vail oa Baal for 1QI
wngsr A,
uX f
10 .. . :.
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12
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11
Wa;
ay M.U, Baled good,
hfeken,
1 a ti
Cb
Xiflrs,
a
butler eoaotry,
Ptoh, at allets,
Maekarel bM ,
Betewsx,' -
Beef oa foot ' . T
u Ilrasaad,
Yellow,
LeaUiarSole,
liido u'raea,
n
Tllnw
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10 7.50
1100
St
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IB
10
7
MUaljm
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1 Ut
1 LlaJ
I Potatoes Sweet,
H .. IH.k
OsU thellea,
Bheai,
Poddarold L10. saw
X7"E s reqae ed e taBoaae that W.'
TV M. Baoum. of Johnslea to a taSl.
dita for Doorkeeper of the Beaato. '
"TT-ANTED TO RENT.
A Bretevleaaaatlv titnated witUK ,4bmJiL.
tWocWtromr.t , wlthelirht or lea ,
ens, lorwnicn iiDersi real win najpam.
mid Dtwfer furntobad hone. KBeabw of ,
Jao. O. Whllamt for parUcalan.
teptsi-u vul,vsb tau,
B. hECHLER'S
SOUriLERN STEAM SAUSAGE
MANUFACTORY,
RICHMOND VA.
The manafactnra of Bauwceof all kind
made a apeci.lliv for the aoataera Market.
Bena lor inrcuisr aaa pace na. au oracrs
idaresaadto M. B. UEUELER, -. ,
ct 81-lm No. 82, tod Market. '
1874 . . . . - 1874.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
D.S.WAITT,
It offering a LARGE and ATTRACTIVE
ttock of
Fine and Cheap
Clothing:,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
AN D
NECK WE AR
Boots. Shoe, Hat and Cap.
Over Costa, Shswb aod Robber Good
Manhttten Fine White Shirts,
Mareno Sbirtt, Drawers and Hosiery,
PAPER AND LINEN COLLARS,
Suspenders, Uaadkerchicb aad Yankee
Notion,
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRT GOODS,
Black Alpscca't, Corded Alpacca't Plaid
Wcted,
FIGURED AND PLAIN DELANE8,
Red, Whit aod Figured Flannel, Open
Flannels,
WHITE AND BROWN BLANKETS.
Cocnttrpint, Comforter, Bed Quilts sud
Spread, ' , 1
LADIES STRIPED AND
SHAWLS.
PLAID
Breakfast Bhawb, Knit Sacka, Jacketa .
and Hoods, (
GINGHAMS, PLAID" HOMESPUNS
AND TICKINGS.
Brown and Bleached Bheetlngi ud Shirtings,
CORSETS, JEANS, CAMBRICS AND
LININGS.
Trunks, Vaiitet, Umbrellas, Travelling
Bag, &c.
To my friend and lb public gnrlly, '
I return my thank for tha liberal pa
tronage bestowed, and respectfully solicit
a continuation of the tame for the tutor. ' '
Country merchinte who bay In tht city -would
do well to , txauiiu my , etock, v
which i cow complete io every depart-'
ment
D. S. WAITT, '
54 F.ynttevill Htrrrt,
oct l-8m. - -Raleigh, N. C.
QKAIIAM HJOU SCHOOL,
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Rev. TWI A. Long, AM, principal. :
Rev. Wm. B. lag, A. M. i .
Rev. Wm. W. etaley, A. B. ,
RJ. I.Uovw, S, B. i
Mr a. a. A. Badaam, Ittractri iu Maalh, .
Opes Aag Bttb, IS7. (Jloaet May SDic.
1874. Board S te 010. TnlUoe SS u 0 per
laonth. ,
oettMw' -J '
DOWN TDI! ltlVJ",
Ji-j
Tho CodeDodlo. , ..-j
I '. i- tf 9 f '
" AN AMATEUR. '' A
a,. ' .1Um' f ot.PahUehtrs. Price j
01M xtra cloth bmdlngi:
Thla to a Soe there BookT founded oa tora. "
mearrencealatelv truapuwd a eartoaad -
la which
Monk tltroiiiusa
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