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RALEIGH, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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rjtOYar TOYS!! TOYS!'
The Uv-srett ssaortincnt at
iiAP.UB80W.SS.
I,1DIJLK STiUNQS, GUITAR String
JL and Trimmings Bt it
NAT. L. BROWN'S.
MUr10.4.- IN TRflM RNT I nAi
, MAT. L, BH'iWN'J
FANCl" OOOI)I BAHITJ, 4c,
T:il'i;elMrt"wlrtitt"
J"'AT. L. BK(j?.
I 'JT Jour Wife, Sweetheart and fi lentil a
present at NAT. L. BROWN'S:
E8 T E T O R U A N 8 !" "'"
Beat fur t. baronet Parlors, Organs,
AC, at NAT L BWS'S.
(M TO NAT. L. BROWN'S for your
V Christmas and Holiday praawitt.
Ur AX FSTEY OiGAN lor -Mar
1 ' hornet, tl.wat karcaina . t had aV
. MAT. L, BKOtfsl'S.
CHRISTSlW! AND HOLIDAY will aoon
J be her-. Go lu NAT. L. UiOW.N'8 for
ths best bargain. atecx-tf
iJMIl UK PUBLIC, i
la contcqueuce ot Ike ureat rufb to bay
the stock cl goods, lately sdvetjised bj
ui to be sold at Sacrifice oj
't, wo
i
have If rn unable to m.ke liir hrrangc
rntnts fur tin- auction which ad intend
havitiK n the first of tilts mouth.
The auclwi iti potitiviilf uuimence
on Mery'ighv,tri 7th December,
ami continue Bight after night ontll tbe
nl ole stock it diepottdH.f. ' 1
And, in order to. atill, nccimuwoaV.e or
largo WMo't and Retail Traje, vrtj Wllf
ki -t. Uie ttora open fur our regu'ir retail
on. I wlioletale trade iwiuy th diy.
To families, members of the Legislttuie
)'. tliirs, we say, do no. miaj this tine
i), : tunitj of laying in your winter sup
!k of ..,..
DRY GOOD3, 1 -
DRESS GOODS,
HATS, nOOT.4, sod SHOtf,
BLANKETS,
GLOVES, &f.
W. II A R. f. TtCKKit,
Purvivirg Partnert.
Dec. 1.
rpaiCKUTKY K5AVS tTILL AHEAD.
two Silver Media's awjrdel at the Ji. C
Mae fiilr, for the B i T CHURCH n3
PAKiOK OKOANS. lend fr HlBatrate4
Uuta oil,( ud U"H16t ) (
NAT. L. BROWN,
General (rent, Ktleljih, N. C.
' o I l.tfpouaib a Agfn'a'Wauied."
ih: 2 -t.f
I t. I I Y A JUNKS
.ulre lo thu Publlr.
(Iwinx to ovrtnerctMil trade we have found
it uHFarj t(rchaia aaeeoad atock' tttln
euoa. 3 , 1 j
Our Ma). Putty ta now in the Kortheru
ii.iktaba;lnfatid tn order to make room
fur Um ikmmIi, wa will tell Uie atotk On band
at a vety anal) pro at. All wiablnr ihe beat
gooda at th lowaat prioea ahomld sot tall to
call on nl.
We have a iplecdid line of Druce Gooda
which wa aki eomo to aaii low. We haa
a largo 'ct of Fura which we ott.t at prlcea
to tart tbe time. ' Our Alptctaa beint ot the
beat branda and colon, apeak for theuaalVta
We offer North Carolina Caaaiuitre at fae
tory prlcet ana best catr-brlc at 10 per jard
Wa ofler epet-utl luducenaU to inetcbante
baying in tbli u arktt, '
PETTY A JONES,
nOTHtf SO Fayetteville BU
JKAHOE IIOTFL.
I take ttili method of Informing my lrlenda
and tbe pablle lhat hey can M id m il Ui
Uraoire Uoiel, furmeri t liy Hotel, where I
wlH"ite the beat carj of man and heaet .
decStt , SIMON UAIft.
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Pines O. tiliu.
Dwigsen
,1.0 Haeri",
SnKtaver.
E N N I 8S 1 A II ARBT8,
EALKiQH, N. C.
IST Bend for erjectmem of work.! Work
none mvea leaaman xaunuern prima.
TTABR190,N BASHFORD-d f
BAR ROOM & KE3TACRAIIT,
No. 19, BAMITt Btbmt. i
Yoa wiU ajwaya Bnd On hand h daUeaetea
of the action, ojaUra, hirda and etry hlnx
partaimnc to a firat elaa rexUarant Toe
bar 1 wtli stocked with foreign and Poneav
Uc Uqnora Berry Voater rd Tom Coqptra
nauvo n nuT always on nana. ddb u
Beeier' mer aiways oa aravs;nt.
Mm
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nor is-jw
City Intelligence.
A Oouo Uoll'a Aay git Bhooter tor
eni cheap. Jpply at this offliia.
Tcckbii AocrinxroR Ladib. Go to
Tacker'a Thursday night. Tueir auction
that night etpecially for the ladies.
ENTKKrAiNUnnr. T.ie nicuibiwi of
t il- Lrgla!atn:e a-e ioTituJ to a aiosical
ntrrteininent U-ri' trow niirht at the
t , '' j ' j 1 a a" i i' C (
Ve ate uquelU'd to atle (b t Mr. T.
B. Kingsbury whhet to t'it a dwelling
hlM with five tf oil looms. He aiao
w a'ies to rent bil home in Oxford con
tainbg eight rouaif. There are 83 acres
Uh aa orchard belonging to the prems
itea. t. . j . :
lit fust Citt t.--f; Doffy t be defer
di:( of the Giwsnsboro Ptrit is in
this tit y, and alau Air. V. L. Walker, of
Mlltin. Mr. Walker comes to cooault
with the legislatiTe couimittee concern
ing loTfeirare of charter of tbe Hoaooke
K Ter NaTlgatloa Cjopany.
WKKlNO IIOUM vr THnC.VlOT.
A day's work iq our peoitiottary Tories
uccorifing to the length tit tbe days.
From lit of January to 1st of April it
ten hour. From let of Ann I to lit of
July ihirteen hour. Prom Ufof July
to 1st of October thirteen hour. And
from 1st of October t Ut of January
ten houra. M .king an average of eleven
ud a half figure per day, less dinner, a
convict's work.
Mr. Lcvwo. Il was our pleasure laat
evening to look over a bock of poerua is
maauscripi wiiiteu by Mr. Jeff Lovejoy,
tbe weil-kaown tchoolaneter in this City.
Tneee poriua ate aa jea iaacrude and
uutinikbed atate.but when properly shaped
and pn pnrxl for li e press there it a rug
ged fteuiu. a hirautemwt and weight of
poetical thought ab ut thcui that will
'i.rnMi an idea and Iceve an impteasion.
Wulookuiih interest lu teeing these
poi ms la (iiint.
A Uoi.ukm Weudiko i Dirus M-.
MoaeU-y, the racuiber from Duplin, ir.
f nm ut theie was a gnldeo weddiog last
nihl at Beu.Oliver'a in the northern por
tion of that county. Mr Oliver is known
and tateemcd lor mile arouud, and a
arge number of guentt from other coun
ties wtrn on their way to tbe fiftieth
honeymoon of Mr. Olivet's wedded life.
Two of tbe waitera were present at tbe
occasion : Mr. Hclntyre, of New Hanover
county, and Jamie Dixon, who lives nesr
Magnolia.
ae
A BniDAL Cocflb at thb National.
Mr. Mercer Brown aod bride are at
the National. Mr. Brown is of St. Louis,
Mo, and ia well and popularly known in
this e ty. It a at our pleasure to shake hit
baud thil morning at he ihined in upon
an, and the word of the hymn book tug
geted themtelvta that to him December
was at pleasant aa May. Mr. Brown waa
married ou the Silt mat. at ttt. Lukt't
Church, is. Newberry, 8. O , by the Rev.
Ellison Capers to Mist Mary Arthur, of
Gretuv'ile, in that Btate.
aa- -
Moumtaib APFMW.--,What1i tbe price
of ihat apple!" "Five cent." And yi
pick up an apple that a boy can kneck
i ff a better one in any orchard in the
titeUv But it came all the way from New
York, and that's wbrt mtk.t it sell high.
Tue prettiest apple we have seen io our
ge was one leaf night got from a barrel
tuat Mr. Erwin the representative from
McDowell had shipped to felm from tbe
Bald M ountain orchard of a Mr. Neat.
Mr. Neal rone three oreberdt. The freight
i n thil barrsi of applet from Marlon, en
the Weatorn North Carolina Bond, to this
city tu tlxty cents. Tteae applet eta
be bought up su mat e.uurj by the
bushel for what we pay fcere by the
dzt-D fr applet that come Irom New
York. WI.en wilt our people take the
bintt . J ,
IjipaKTAMT rAJ.B. The real aod per
tonal property of T. T. Lee, tatt abehfT,
will be aoid at public auction on Tburi
day, Friday and Saturday next, What
ia kaown at bis Richland plantation, funr
miht Weal of Raleigh, in Bouse Creek
townahlp.one-eighth of t mite of theNorth
Carolioa railroad i the best improved
farm in tbe State, with all the ttcck, fur
niiuie, dec, as enumerated in the' adver
tisement in thit paper, Will be sold oa
Tnursd.y nix-.
' On Pridy next, wilt be told hia town
properly, consisting of real estate, lioeee
hold ml kitchen lurniture, fine blooded
bersea.CMttlej Ar-. Kale W lake place on
what it known aa the Menmger place, 00
'ewbira Avenue-. "V 1
On Saturday of tbirweek will be sold
what is known ' aa hia lower plantation
"Exeter," in gt, Mary't Township, within
t wo miles of Auburn Depot, oa the North
Carolina Kailroad, and niaw miiea Eaat of
Raleigh. This it one of the finest plan
tations in the State. AH the stock, mulel,
eatl'r. fureitore aBd Eriat mOl. au. and
ttearn eogioe, boge Ac. Aa. 'Ailtbepcr-
a 'Bal property, to be tola on tnese pian't
tl.'bi ire ortuperlor manufactu e, and In
drs!-jlaaacoadil1oal. ' ' ' f I 1
JE .ch t f theae plantation Cat prr
duced thi year an average or roc HUB
DRIP r t;tlM of lint Col ton to tbe acre.
The tdvetticement abovt that the urmi
oi tale are liberal.
. There will be a first cleat BARUVCCI
dinner furnished tbe vititora to each of
these rales. deci!-rnt
JtKUGIOVi.
Rev. Dr. Msrtiri,' ef Danville, ha de
clined the call uf the Presbyterian Chureh
at Lexington.
Old snot Sally Moore, of Luneoburg
county, Vs., aged 74, baa been read out
of the church lor riding a whir! aiound
hobby horae.
Tue only c'ati of persona that Christ it
recoided te have used violence tgaiaat
wat tbe money changers, He overturned
their tablet and drove tUim out of ihe
tern pit.
Biibop Haven ordered a suit of clothe;
from a B ittoo tsi'or, sod wanted them
eat to him at tbe South by the Metbc
diat bjok sgeoC The elothinn was di-livert-d
to the agent j itt when he wat
sending second hand apparel lo. the ne
groes in South, fl'arolina. The Bitiiop
may find bit suit on JthnbAok -f tome
Colored brothe If nclrMikt long enongh.
,
PEUtfOJIAt.
Jamtt Cjw dia, Jr., jf llichui .ad, baa
accepted a tepurtet't place on the Waali
iogton Star.
Tit dun a debtor oa a postal cu-d has
just been decided by the Supremo Court
of O i o as unlawful.
Kaoiuel C. Richardson, of curry coui
ty, Va, bat rece.itly lost fire children
from diptberia.
Gap'. Geo. N. Waitt has resigned bit
conductorehip on the V. C. R It Hate
to part with tbe C. plain.
There are forty five horses in B irnuui't
racing stud, and tbe tares aaim al it only
run twice t week.
Offcubacb baa actually reached t'liua,
and hat ousted the national dravae and
pl iys from the affections ot the Celestials.
One Henry p. Thoma, Big Indian of
the Illinois Grangers, hat just aUcot.dod
with t)30,000, the property of the Patrons
of Husbandry.
At the reinterment du the 11th of tbe
Confederate dead near Washington City,
an add. -em wat delivered by Dr. G trr.t,
a aoc-it -'aw ot ex-Governor Wise.
The Prince of Wale. Djke of t'yett,
aod Prince Metteruich an said to have
r-cently broken a faro bank st Baden
B Aden, tbe Prince wiuoing $15,000 and
the Duke$20,OCO.
aa
ALL ABOUT.
Eleven of the finest race horses io South
Ctmlina are on tbe way to control for th
premium at the Wilmington Fair.
Kellogg told a New Orleans reporter
that be only bad to whittle when he
wanted troopi and Grant would tend
them.
William J. Beall, a young man in Wash
ington City, was found dead is bis bath
tub on Sunday mon.int. It i tbouf-ht
he nedau epileptic fit while la;bing. and
drowned ia the tub.
A est" is now to utc un one of the
Free oh railroad to which the Biaaemer
eteemer tyttcm baa been , applied The
car ia bung on elastic tprioga, sl I the
motion while travelling Is said to be al
most Imperceptible, i-
One thousand tallott with fiiga and
traotparenciee paradud tie streets of
Philadelphia last Friday. They ! m tnd
$25 per month, alto ask Co -.ureas to re
peat tbe ".hipping commissioner's act,"
and an inscription on o.. ot the trum
pet enciet waa, "Toe Friend! eat Sailors
Ask for Only What is Right."
A man wat about dying in this try tbe
other day, and an acquaintance aent the
following telegram U bit wile, who wat
10 Chicago t 'Your buaband it dying.
Corns quick." She cooly rep'i 1 : "O.n't
go now. If be d ei hind him over to t.e
Matooabe'e e of Ih. m." The man
died. The wife btn't ben heard from
since. Jktuvr A'wtt.
A few days g a Mtt Hannah Gillem,
mother ol twins, rttiding in tbe upper or
western portion of the city, went out for
a short time, leaving her children alone.
During her abaeoct the twint quarrelled
about tomslhing, when one of them in
her anger threw tome fire nn her sister
which burnt' her to badly that death
resulted tbercfiom on Fr.day morning
last. AWJstis Timu.
"Who's that coughed I" roared Bijab
11 c urt vu about to open.
There wa a motm-nt Of palnlul sus
pense, tod then a tmill boy with blonde
hair replied ;
"Please, sir, I got a shuck in my throat "
"Well, bub, you musn'i diau.rt tbe
meeting," replied tbe jtuiUr. -II you
have to cough any more you must cough
in a Whisper. I don't improve f uhII
boyt coming in here anyway." Dttroit
Fn Pitu.
A Richmond. V., letter iay : Gossip
tefli how, on a recent f stal occasion, a
veoerabU od well-ksnwa gentleman,
being called a poo to respond to a t-asi,
took the liberty of denouncing tbe. Cot.
aervatiri party ol Virginia, tsjing amo. g
other things, that he wa ashamed of it.
Thereupon hi nephew rose so Uie :ory
run and said that tbe Cjotervativepir
ty of Virginia w a very much ashamed ol
bu uncle. Tbe response from the insele
was to dash a glass of win ia the face ot
tbe nephew, I tell to tI M 1m toW
to me. ..' '
Ucnenl ALsembly of North Car
linft.
SENATE.
December ISth, 1674.
Prrtident ArmfiMd In the C'bair.
I'rajer by Be. Mr. Maxaball. of Christ
Episcopal Church.
Journal ol yetttf Jay lead and approved
Coloied Mr. Mabton, resolution io favor
of education, nquaatiag committee to re
port at soon a practicabl'-. 1 Mr. Bell
said aa one of that committee be regard
ej tbe titolution s tiimewbat n fleeting
oo them, and ho hoped the Senate would
not adopt it, that the . Committee would
report' it son at found practicable aod
thought proper. Mabaua disclaimed any
rfl ction, and Mf. Marlcr hoped aa it
meant no rifl-ctlp tbe Senate , would
adopt il. Mr. Bell relieved colored Mr.
Mabaoo oi any intention to rtfl ct,
C invention streaks here began to fhow
themselvea io some oi tbe Senator re
uiaiks, and Mr. Marler said he hoped no
mots Convention wonld be lugged into
spctcbes on this floor, as be and hit peo
pie were opposed to it, and tbe next time
the thing ihowed itt head he would strike
It it in an unmistakable manner. On
mot on of Mr. Lve Ihe resolution whs
postponed till the 22.J day of January.
Colored Mr Tucker, loll to pay regie
tM, (tidget and iotprctor of elec'iouf.
Red rred
Mr. Selby, bill coLcernlug pilo t. 1U
forrtd. BILIS TO CALL A C INVEJiTluB.
Mr, Motehead introduced a bill to call
a Convention. Reftrred to Committee
03 ('institutional Reform and ordered to
be printed. Rill provide to meet on
Monday, month, a'. 12 o'ch ck, and
to consist of 120 delegates, each county
entitled to same representation as it now
has in the House ,
Mr. Mills, bill to cad a (' T.vrnliou. It
d.ffers with Moiehead'.- bill in no, btving
so many restrictions on the (,'nr.venlii n.
Mr. Mills ruovod to hive his bill piintt-d
and mule special order for Tnnradsy
next at 12 o'clock. 11 j w.tr.ted to get an
interchnrge ot vies, nn tbe tuljcct and
didn't see what natois wore afraid of to
discuss this thing row. To Senate re
fused to ni ike it special order for Thurs
day, and it was ordered to be printed
and referred to C imtuittee on Constitu
tional Reform.
Mr. Stickney, bill allowing Shetiff of
Beiufordio ti ttle with Treasurer, pissed
third raa4iaK
Mr. Iluabee, bill io ameud an act coc-
cerning OVtitra! Fire Insurance Company.
Referred,
Mr. Peebles, a bill to incorporate Albe
marle sod Roanoke It. H. Company. Re
fetrgd. TIIK BALLOT K 'It I-HKACHBRS.
Mr. Marler, bill tj allow ministers to
vote at any precinct in their couoiy on
ejection day. Reft-riei.
Mr. Jeokinn, lull m inuke tUi dayt
the li'at Monday in Vtiy iux;tli. Re
ferred. Mr. Mnw, i. h u 1 1 - to invi Btigte the
i.ffai: j nl the A Ix-mnrle and (' lesapeake
Canal Ci inp'iiy. In order to lay the
mii beli're the legislature ol Virginia
the rules were Mispemii-d nud nsolution
piKfe d its sever il readings,
$7,tf73 TO IKSANK AI-VI.I M
Mr. Mills called up bill relating to in
debtedness of thu Inssne Asylum provid
it g $7,873 t" relieve it ol the indebted
ness incurred no ve the appropriation
within the last two years. Mr. Mori-head
a;keri reason lor ppropriation Mr.
Mills explained, and Mr. Waring favored
the appropri.iti 'it in i v ry earnest and
complimentary sp-cili if the manage
ment snd officers "I tit il insti'ution. Mr.
Ptai dlord favoied Ihe sppr priation, he
bad ricently visited the Atyluiu, aeen all
the boi ks, and had once ileum ;d every
account, and while he differed politically
with Dr. Oiissi m, he believed that he
hail managed this int itutioo in a m tiimr
that eminently rtfl ctcd crtdit on hit
heart and head. The A-yluin was eco
nomically managed and he hoped there
would rot be a d (renting vote to this
appro piiatiott.
C'jiori d Mr. Mabs n should vote againtt
this appropnati ii The county of
EdgiC 'tnhr paid the li-w of tweotj. three
hundred dollars toordn this institution
and she had but two inraues in it.
ifr. Linoey would first like to tee a
most thorough extmimt on mide by th I
committee before tppropriating. There
w.t evident a large element of suspicion
in this house snd outside, not that he
implicated Dr. Giistom, for be admired
that geulleinan, but to latisfy us all, let
a thorough examination first be made.
Mr. Wtiiig i-greed with Mr. Linney in
having a thorough examination. He had
come here nee before prepared mot
out ill prisent management, but on see
ing the beautifal system they hid at
woik over tin re he confessed that he
turned a complete somersault. ( He wat in
favor of the most thomuf h examination
but at the lame time thit resolution
hould be now pawed for the relief of
Ike tnaaai. Bill paeaed thitd reading,
ayes 40, nays 1.
Senate adjiureed till 10 o'clock to
morrow. ,
nOCrE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
December 15.
Mr. Speaker Robicion called the House
to order at 11 a. m.
Prayer by Bev. Mr. Marthall.
The journal of yesterday wat read and
ipprovid. - !
I'XTITIOM
Mf- Eiwin, petition from cit'ee of
Mitchell coutty asking for tepinl of we,
8, chap 187. Iswsvf 1673-74.
Mr, Kendall, pttitloo and eouinier p-
titioo from .Randolph couutj in regtrd
to sale of liquor. 1
STABPIKO QcMtTTUES.
Messrs. McRse, Tate, Mciite, Finger,
Shack leford, Walker, Carton, Ha ksand
Walker, submit tad reports from their rc-
pectif oomaitre. ; '
Mr. Walker of Rlcbmocd, fWm Special
Committee to investigate charges against
J. C. L. Harr t, repotted that tbe Com
mittee did not feet warrsct-d from the
testimony inMMmmewwrog Hie ktipeach-
mtnl of llairia, and asked lo be dia"
charged.
BILLS IRTRoOnClD AND RKFBKtlBUI.
Mr. Wa ker ol Richmond, a Lilt to lie
entitled to act to amend and (i-jnact
chapter SI, lection 104, of He vised Code
concerning tppealt from justice com It.
Crews, col , a bill to be entitled an tct
for th bitier protection of Ira ads oo
ftrmr.
Mr. Wells, an tct to prevent the! fulling
of timbers tr otherwise obstructing the
wtteitof D ctort C etk la Doplin county.
Mr. uiitb f Anson, a bill to be enti
tled an act lo amend tic. '.J, chap. 64,
Battle's Iievital, entil ed Landlord and
Tenants,
Mr. Barnttt, an act f r the reliif of the
sure ms of Jobo L Harris, al Peru n
countv.
Mr. Means, a bill to be eutitled an act
for the better enforcement of c ntrscta
and tin eohtDcement of agriculture.
M-. Spears, bill to be entitled in tct
to prevent burning turpentine and fix
til res.
Mr. Gudger, a bill to be entitled an set
to n peal section 14, 13, 16 aod 17, chat
ter 2, of Bultle'a Reviial, relation to agri
cultural and Geological surveys.
Mr. Boyd, a bill lo be entitled n act
to mcoiporate the Deep Rver &xtpi
haw and Rtidsvilie Hsilroad Con pan j.
Mr. M'wns, e bid to tic entitied sn act
to repeal chapter IbS of the laws ol
1871-"72, at broug'n loiward in Bt tie's
llerisal, chapier 111, section 81, and to
give juri d ction to cbii f officers of cities
tod towns within their corporate limiir.
Mr. Walker, of Richmoud, a bill lo be
mtitled aa set in relation to arils ot cer
tain reeordtri and tuprdia$
Mr Divit, an set to prohibit the tale
ol spirituous iiquort witbin two miles of
Richland Institute in Hay waod county.
Mr. Tate, a bill to be entitled so act to
ptevent the felling of lumber iu the South
Folic river, and io Rick and Liurel
cretk in Bbika county
The calendar was taken up.
The bill authoiixiog the commissioners
of Jones county to levy a special ttx,
pa-sed i's 3rd reading.
On motion ' I Mr. Finger, tbu rultt
were suspended, and thu bill to ainerd
chapter 12, Battle's H via.l, conctrniog
Building Au.uiations, pineil several
readings.
On motion of Mr. Mclvor, tbe rules
Were suspended and tho resolution intro
duced bj himself this moruitig oo i
j.iur.imtct lo meet at 10 1-3 each morn
ing wis read ami n jected.
The report oi ihe Joint Commit ten on
immigration was adopted.
Tjc repoit of Special Committee on
iropeachmeat of J. C L. Harm wa
adopted.
Ihe bil iu regard to ta'eol Iiquort in
s ceiuiu locality in Chatham county,
laiied to pari.
The bill to tepeal chapter 1CU, laws of
i871-'72, paased tetcral readings.
On (notion of Mr. Oaksmith, ihe bill
to pio eel the States interest! io railroad
W it leferred to Committee on Judiciary.
Oa motion of Mr. Walker, ril'es sus
pended tud the resolution to piint tbe
trtiei nl all laws of thu session and of all
bo a undisposed i If Was adopted.
T.ho &uaie bill iu relatiou to the North
Carolina Manua was amended aod passed
teveial rending.
Mr. Meiidttthail iuiruduced a bill sl
tboiix ug the ei'y ot lire joabir to issue
bind. Idler nl to (.' minit ee o-i Judi
ciary. Mr Stioug, a lesi.iuiion to pro ect tie
bsttety of artillery belonging to the
State Itt-ierred.
On mod io ot Mr. B.wi, 1 me ad-
j U.-Ltd
Tub Manaai BATrLK.- Tbe Aeu
Tori Utrald, ol Sunday, ai'.yi ; General
P. II June, at the rojint of General
.ll eimni, aid proceed to-morrow to tLe
old batile Hi 1 1 of Manassas to verify Cei
taiu poia s in the story ot the fight.
Toete tre coi fl. cling stateincntt tt to tbe
time Phil Kearney's brigade appeared
upin the scene. General Jones command
ed a regime t under Kearney, sad ail bit
share of the fighting wat over at elites
ia the forenoon. By observation of tbe
grt udi) fie think he may bt able to re
concile trie iiattinenti it to thi time
wiien Kearney came up.
P ta.mt who hive bersme thoroughly
chilled Irorn any cause, may have their
circulation at neoe letiored by taking
into tbe ttomacb a t ;atpoontul of ' Jobs
aloa'a Anodyne Liniment mixed in a little
cold water( well iwteiioed.
THB LADIES ''
A young widow in New Orients befog
asked after her husband's health, sniwered
with a soft, quiet smile, "itf S ;dead, I
tbsnk yoe."- -11 j
A wealthy yonug English widow,wlioa
p initio is small feet, offers to uirry tbe
mm, who it over five eet till, and can
wear her th' e No. 3.
Mis Col, Hammond, the Bella Boyd
that wat, ol Con fexiei ale fame, it with her
busbaad t id children on e Visit to
Chariitow, West V rgluis.
Suian, bow in th world did you ever
marry that brute f "Ob, I don't know,
Jane. I used to pick lint off hit doit col
lar, snd bt fell In tovo with me." ;
There art estimated to lie 120.100 wo
men M Paris dependent ttpen their needle
foreopport. The bigheit rate of pay is
not over four francs, or about seventy -nine
centt per day.
Winn t mother labors under any in
terne excitimer t shethuild never put her
child to her breast. A cam of phidcra
recently, under Dr. Cnlber' care, he lay
oan be traced back to nursing, the child
when the mother was violently excited.
O her Casts have been noted ol feeble and
broken down mrvous tfiltirin IkAi the
same cause.
The Msrquis dc dux is taid to attend
ibe opira every night when bil wife,
Adeline Pstti, lings. lie sitt in a retired
comer, and Hatches her intently while
she it on the stage. When alie retire bit
inteieit fags at once, and he turnt bil at
tention to the house. When the perform
suce ia over, tbe marquia teilt Mtdnme
Patti wherein he does net quite like her
tinging or her acting, snd she doci better
next time, and thinks her husband tbe
belt critic in tbe world. '
AN AFFRAY IN GREENSBOltO.
For the Sentinel.
GKtKMsu .Hi', Dictmter 14, 1874.
Mr. Editor : -Our towa it iu s great
rate oi excitement i v r a shooting affair
which ocourred t the MeAloo Hontf
about supper t me. 3Ir. A. O. Moore wbo
was IJ vilely aas iltd tbmugh a card
uurpurtio'' to couie Irom Mr?. Biv;m,
tbe mother of a jr. ung girl, tell t foul ol
Mr. Green, tha author of the caid, tt tbe
supper table. Mr. Green rau lo his room
aad Mr. Moore after him. Green ibut
the door, and Moore kxked it oper.
Green stood with a chair n pruned and
Moore shot through (lie chair miking a
flc.li wOUuJ hi. b.a.l. Mr. Q.org
W. Swepsou and one ot his attorneys
wis in the mom. The attorney drbTV his
pistol and fired t.D Mr. Moure, is ODe re
port, sod another is that bia pistol went
went ( ft accidentally. No aeriout dam
age icfl.cted. Tour. G.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"OR RENT FOR TilE YKih .8:5
That convenient ofUue It ratr otClliris
Naitonal Bank on Mir in tre-t. Apply to
iltt lll'IZItNV NiriON.il. BAJiB.,
R
IvtiEHa X HAKHIa..
CLosrya our.
A i wh air abi'Ut to slop the wliiukey
traue, mi the 1st I January text, we
propnae to sell our stock of liquors, low,
for cash. We also wish to tell t lir bar
fixtures, which itcximplitn.
We ay lo our delinquent customers
that we must be pant by Cliiibtnuis, sou
hope none of I hi m will get angry if we
hould dun them on the street. We gave
you good metiore nnn go d Iiquort sod
vou must pay up.
"dec 152 w HOtiESSA, HARftH.
s
T. MARf'd cCHOOb,
Hi I.I on, N- C
FJLND'O, MAY 1MJ.
Tie Sixty-sixth term of this t-h 'Ol will
eommenei on Thursday, tbe ala' of 3 u Lry,
Ibta, and routiDua tweaiy werKt.
K.r aelrculir, apply to th Kector
AbbKK'l BMEDEP.
gPEOIAL NOTICE.
ON THURSDAY NlflUT, DEC. H, 1 74.
Wa till sell at An-tioa.
lOSTJPERBCOLOREIORO GKAIN EILS8
(Full raturna) 6il., to I'. turn.
6 frith Pjplinr,
1 Poplin i mJ Cashmer e,
Rlvh BiuatslLsoe Collars (impi re byus )
Rich Ottoman F a-fs and Shawls Ac.
Tue laolce are leapeetfully lnvlxdt) at
tend thia rale. As ehoiee good will tie sold
snd ample accommodation will be i nU-i-ded
them aa well as the gentleman.
TIMELY NOTICE.
Oar A action fates will take place each tilRbt
(except Ba urday ntgbli) untu tbe 1 6 U.-c .
and will rrtalt ouni'tr the dev. Os and f er
iih tht auetioa. will be both (lay art nlafnt
until the whole awvra is aispoteti or, mit
sale w.ll be by the l'reee, Psekeiri or in bo's
sa tha whole at k mast ba dispose of by
January 1 If" 5
W. II & R. 8. TUCKER,
Surviving I'artters.
HA VI NO SOLO WY FARM SlTUsTtvu
near Wake Forest College, known aa
the Pmlfoy piaci. 1 snail on the Hth of
December. 1874. offer st public tale. Svt head
et lae.1 Miles, sice from tu 1 years, on
good horse, bagaty aod harness Tarsus IS
months credit With no and approved seenrtty
besrinar A par caul iutwoat fruos date. At lb
tan e t ma and pu e i, 1 ni atso seu ior eaao
a lot of akecka, ooe good sailed tow sod
keifr c df one i-iwlalr eattlBK macbits snd
all the farxi-t; nteulla, aiao one eolttee eet
of furnlt are, two pottage bed sleada and anat
treasea one waidruba, an sane boitvn chain
inttfa safe and many cth'.r 'htrgt too tcdl
baa tj BBcatisa.
W. T. AfKIW.
December 14 tdt.
THB BEST i WATER POWER IN
MIDDLE NORTH CAROLINA
. FOR BALL
The Neuae Hannfaetnrlaw rtnmn.rv nir.
for tale Its matrslnerBt water twer osl
six miles from RsktKb, If. C, e the Tarboro
aoas,wiui lainy Acres et Land, itt Mill
, Brtat and Saw Mill, Store Heiae, Eight
Nouses for operative two bsma aed stable,
Blacksmith Shop, Rock foundation npon
Which the old fae tory stood and stack built
if brick Bfty feet high.
It h surrounded with granite of good
ouaUty and hat very 1st clay for brick on the
The power consists of tht whole force of
the Nsusa River st this point ' :
If not disposed of at r, rival sail previous
to tbe Ma of December, It wiff on tbtt day
be told St tha Coart Hoiim, In Kslelrti to tha
highest bidder.
lima. ronr thousand aortsr In Cm fa.
Ralaoce la ewe. two sad Una eeara wllii
Interest from date.
A pltotatitn adtoinlns? of sboat two hon
ored acrea of good f aiming land, will be sold
at the tame time,
VN'li. rxiwLE,
nov lf8-dtd Pre't Neaas Maaaf. Co
JTEW GOODS AGAIN AT
Creech's.
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON.
It affords me more than ordinsrv Dleasure
to offer to tbe trade and consumers of Drv
Goods, s second stock bought within the last
icw days in new xorK, ana wui be sola at
prices which enables me to ask competition
no odds.
My stock of Dress Goods embrace t larcro
and complete line of beautiful shades and
colors, from low price to flue fabric. My
noca oi piece gooaa, nam, noou, hoofs,
Carpets, Yankee Notions, Ac.t it no doubt li
largest to be found in the elty, snd to which
I would call the special attention of close
buyers, and here allow me to aay that I do
not propose to close or wind up my buslnena,
but on the contrary to extend ft. Bo bear lu
mind Creech's Is the place.
Those wbo study economy and profitable
Investment can do no better than to give mo s
call.
Being truly alive to the demands of the
hour, snd anxious to secure a larre trade.
claim to put before tbe public the largest
biock io De munu iu me city.
noiwwm. a. U1U.&CII.
SALS. OF VALUABLE. REAL. AND FEB
BONALi PROPERTY.
On the 17th dav of Decambar nut wa wrlll
sell at public auction on the premises, tbe
farm known u the "Richland Plantation,"
situate four miles ana ooe hsif west of Rsl-
tiub, and at tbe tame time and place tbe
entire equipment of said farm, consisting, of
Aortas, Mulct, ma, calve, poultry, teagotu earU
plough, harneu, Ac. Thia term contains
about three hundred snd fifty scrfes. Upon
it art a perfectly new and e celiently arranged
nwti Lino aoi-ts, In which are seven com
fortabe rooms-a new very lartre and most
convenient barn, covering under one roof
itut.Ka, combine hay loft, Carriage and
nitron Kooms and Snellen. A lartre and well
arranged tilu lionse with the celebrated
needle mi, tun oy one ol ntaKe t Turbine
Water Wheels, and power tsfttcent to run a
(iris i mill, and pond of water ; tbe
ratter, covering three acres of land and well
stocked lib choice Hah. U fed b a bold
stream and will ran s gin ten bourt oat ef
every twenty ronr, independently or ram or
be.d-water. Blacksmith and Wood woik
-hops with complete sett ol tooln, and new
and commodious Kitchens, laborct' houaea,
cowsheds and poultry house. A well of
mood water la equally conv nit nt to house,
liitvbeu aud atoh ti : and the Dairy com
bines io one building a perfect lee nunse and
Spring House.
We will alto, on the 19ra Dat or Dicxm
iikk next, tell at public auction, on tbo
pr"mle5, the plartatKn known al "Till
EXslEX t ARM." This tract lies in Bt.
Mary's Towu.hip, ten miles South East of
Rabigh, and is about two miles distant from
Auburn, one ot tuadepott of tbe North Caro
linn Knllroad. It eonti i' a about two Hm
natu and inn ackvs. U.n U are. sn ez
eil. Dl Uwellirg Iloute, eon ali'.isg eifclit
rooirts, which has fery litt lybeen thoroughly
ripairu l and painted. A very lsrgs, roomy
Mm new Gin House, provided with eVKry ar
raiiL't'inent and conveniences for receiving:,
uulosding storing, ginning and packing cot
t n, in tbe building are one of Bland) 's new
niton borne power bleats Engines, with tlx
t ires comt'li le and in first rate runuilg order.
A Zanesvllle Grist Mill, the runners of best
burnt ne and now in perfect condition ;
vi ry cxneikut Taylor's Gin sad Fowerpreaa
snd Hlackpmlth and Woodwork Shops with
full ies of tools.
We ill tell at the time tud place laat men
tioned tbe full npripinetU of tbe Rxeter Farm,
eoneiatiiic; of mules, cattle, bogs, poultry ,
wagons plonglis, harness, Ac.
We ran sat to persons desiring to purchase,
that the two farms above described cannot
lie urpaaaed in the Btste tor eompleteneea
and conveniuacet of stfrnqremant; for the
uutuber, tiie tnd value of the buildings snd
sticlora'ea.or for ttiorongfanrssof equinmint.
I be laud la of the best quality, produces cot
ton aa nne!y aa ai.y in the Stats and it now
in a high state of enltlvatioa. There It u on
both Plantatl ins a young thrifty or
ehard of considerable extent and of tbe choi
cest vsrieilea of fiuit treet. Among the est
tie art a fine young cow, Imported at a cost of
.wo btmitred and Bfty dollars, s ball of i x
elliut etock ana siss. and several bloodtd
calve. Tec hogs are thorough-blooded diet -tar
and tseikthire. Tbe mules wen all se
lected with skill and judgment, snd are young
health? and in good order. The horses aro
too Weil known to require mors than mention
A visit to either i f theae plantations will
nr ft t any faimcr.
Thu real estate will be sold upoa the fol
lowing terms : one third in cash, the balance
n equal iretalmeats at one, two, tnd three
veira. w itli interest from dat "f aals. 1 itle
lo he retained until payment It made.
ltio lerfoual property will be aold on a
credit of fix month for all rums over one
hundred dollars, 'is tjuic hater giving note
ait" approved security.
Purchasers will not le required lo mak
paynieut until satisfied atVithe title.
JOHN WATLimi,
OEOROKII. BNOW,
Raleigh. K. f!., OcU atJ-U
QEAIN CKADUtrJdt URAjUS aCYTilS
Just received t supply of Sinclair' Celebrated
Southern Cradle, las User in rum Markbt.
Warranted to give satisfaction.
JAMES X. TOWLKS, Agent
mayiV tw. ,
VALUABLE FARM rOR BALE )K EX
CtlAXiBFOstCIU mPBKlY.
On Wednesday the liird day of Desembcr,
If not sol before at prtvM ale, I Hill r
itt lha b if heat bidder toy Kuria tttiMti 1 two
sndor ehtlf n lies Fi st of Raleigh on the
Tarboro Road. It contains; about Ihrci;
hundred ad thirty acres vf land, ot which
about one hundred and fifty are well wooded,
-a tbe tract, are an exeoi ent dwelhsir faoue
containing anven rooms and two Urge cellar,
i Kitchen Wtb two rooms s'tno.t new, a
large tbroe story tain House wiab herce tower
attached, laborers bouses, barn, , a large
peach and apple otchird. iTodn-drg tue beat
froit to Wtke Coanty. AlglU tins tyring of
wtter conveniently icetttd. Four loads i f
wood a day can le made bj i wagme hauliog
to Raleigh. Tbe eoatetaplsted Ksielih ,v
seaboard Railroad touLei wl boul pene'rat
leg the Northern boundary. The land I well
adapted to Cottv, T ibaueo, Wheat and a I
thecereala. Two hue tjina, o e water power,
the other steam aiwii'uitt a few hundred
yard frrm tbu premltet,
Imsi or ai.: Twj thousand collar
ek. tha bssooe Inoai', two and tbrej year.,
equal InatalmenU. I a-tli-a Retiring to ion
rkase are iirvited to it.speet the ptemiae.
TbtlaadwtUbi (Uvided if da.rd. i wilt
exehaa a for City Propertv.
dee Mat BASIL C.MANLY.
APPtfCATION will be made to tbe i rer
teat LrtrUlalnre t obtatu s Charter ft v
the eoutheru budeiwrttvrs Atoettktn.
novW-04
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