HIE SENUNEL
08IAB TVSNBB, Edlrtoe.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S3, 1874.
fcClUPS OF RAILROAD HISTORY.
" On tbe IStb el April, 1874, the (lock
holdert of the) North Carolina Railroad
met In filUbury to peae upon tbe consol
idation amendments to tbeir charter,
Got. Caldwell wh present with bii State
proxy, Geo. Rulus llarringer, who voted
NOT ALLOWED. the Mate's stock of 30,000 (live to o
ITbe Constitution nude by plunderers, cept tbe act, except that which fx
bummers and rogue, abolishes corporal eluded dishonest persons Irom holding
punishment, Tbe old Mosaic law ot forty, office. "Ton peitioo of the act we d
esvs one, wu dispensed with. Tbe reeutt not accept but reject," said they.
ii 528 convict in tbe penitentiary and tbe At Hillsboro tbey "pealed themselves"
cry la still they come. When oar old I of their cooduc. and on tbe 9th day of
friend Winston of Franklin goes on a I July, at their annual meeting they rc
visit to tbe prison be is charged 85 cents I solved to accept the whole l tliv con sol
admission fee to "buy books for tbe con-1 idation test and exclude trout cilice al
vlct. lie refuses payment upon tbe I dishonest persons. Immediately after
ground that the convicts can't read and I the April meeting in Helisbury, Judgi
consequently bsve no need for books. I Dick, of the Federal Court, ordered or
There are thirtv prisoners in Wake county I decreed a sale ot the Western Road to
jail wbo should be oat at work under I take place on the 17th of June to satisfy
guard upon tbe streets, highways or rail-1 tbe UMej debt ol borrowed money for
roads ol tbe Bute. We take it there are I 80 days, and only $173,000 at that. Tot
500 prisoners In tbe various 'Jails wbo I secret history ol this Biblty transaction
ought to be at work about old Fort and I disclose a gigantic swindle, and no
Ducktown. We tell tbe m'.o of tbe I mistake. Before sale day arrived, Jobn
mountains to cut loose from ring; men and I Branch, of Petersburg, large stockbol
ting papers, and look to the thousand I ' the North Carolina Road obtained
good hands shnt up in prisons for tke injunction Irom Judge Wntts loroia
completion of tbeir railroads. The men I mg the North Carolina Koad to put
tou have trusted and wish now to trust. tD Western Koad, as Billy bmilb
the people will trust no longer. Tbey are "d nta BoMd ol D'cto hd reed
.ho,nhl. eosnmt Th adj.., IJiil-. do wltB McAden, Sibley & Co. Judge
field and Bwepsoa io rq'iandericg $7,-
000,000 ol Stele bonds, intended to build
your railroads. Tbey are now seeking to
baodle mortgage bonds when tbey are
unsafe custodians of small s!xe granite
rocks for culverts in a railroad track.
Every railroad in North Carolina is under
mortgage. The three in which tbe .State
owns about three-fourths of the stock
have two mortgagee on them. In nine
Dick then suspended or postponed the
sain lor 60 days. lieloie ttie expiration
otlbetO days, Judge Bond, at the in
stance of the construction bondholders as
tbey are called, granted an injunction
foibiddmg tbe North Carolina Rued buy
ing the Western Road. Judge Dick then
indtffinitely postponed the isle. When
no win make auother order of sale, we
are not advised. We can only hope tbe
Judiciary may never find itself again sx
in Kirk's case. Ihe Watts
years 18,000,000 of bonds issued by I hm0Jted '
.. .r UU..U.U, ,u. ,Brc ro.ua w... . ,t:uBCtUm cm, off toT Judge lleory
urg.. .... ... . um cuou. pmj. W,ke Superior Cjurt and was di
ine raiiroaa corporations can ir anewea I jyiygj
to do ao, and no mora mortgages put
upon tbem to gratify Billy Smith, CM.
Humphrey, Geo. Sibley, R. Y. McAden,
Col. Woodfln and tbe like.
W. A. BMITH AND CONSOLIDATION.
It rarely happens that one single indi
vidual, in a private station, baa it in bis
Tue Bond injunction baa not yet
been beard, and no one knows w hen it
will be. It' Uo ad' court holds up tbe
injunction, ss it did tlie iodictnient Fat
Cariow had against us in that court, it is
two years yet before a bearing.
AME4 AND BUTLER.
Tbe fiist la Governor of Mississippi aud
power to deleat the earnest cravings ol a I soomi. -law of tbe first named. It it
vast region of country, to gratify bis own I charged that Ames, moved by Butler, has
selfish whims, yet such is tbe fpecincle I been stirring up strife in Mississippi by
now presented by tbe attitude ot W. A. I inciting tbe negroes sgainst the whites,
Smith toworda the consolidation meas-1 that Butler may recover his lost position
urn. He went to tbe stockholder s meet-1 in Massachusetts y raising the cry of
ing on Thursday, with tbe deliberate In I rebel oppressing the negro. This hardly
tent to defeat or postpone consolidation I looks possible, yet it may be so, for tbe
by a skillfully concocted scheme (in I negro is tbe hinge upon which tbe elec-
whicb he had the countenace of Gov. I lions in Massachusetts bat turned for
Caldwell, wbo was present to cut tbe
Stat vote through proxy,) by which be
pretended to accept the legislative amend
ment, ewspt tk tection which banned Mm.
The resolution adopting tbe amendment J
these twenty years.
If it be true, as Burgcn said of llolden
that besought by arresting innocent men
in Caswell and Alamance to bring about
a collision between Kuk's soldiers an
HOLDEN, JENKINS, SWErSOff AND
DR. HAWKINS.
There is an unsolved mystery in '.he
ale of $180,000 of mortgage boa da of
tbe North Carolina Railroad Company to
George W. Swepaoa lor 63 cents la the
dollar, wben they were worth par. The
sale was made by Treasurer Jenkins and
approved by Oov. Floldeu. -
Dr. Hawkins and Swepaon bad confl
deotial talks that day about bonds. Dr,
Uswkine called before the Shipp Com
mittes let out this much. Question, "I'm
you give na any information about tbe
purchase by George W, Swepaon of the
bonds of tbe North Carolina Railroad
Cimpanyl" Answer. "I don't know
anything of the purchase ol these bonds
by Swepaon. Tbe same day, or very,
shortly afterwards, I made a contract to
purchase from Mr. Bwepson a portion of
these bonds at about 70 cents. I paid
no money nor ever received any of the
bonds, but when they had risen to abuut
80 cents, I resold to Mr. Swepaon, be pay
ing me about $3,000 profit, I think."
Signed, W. J. Hawkins.
The purchase by the Doctor was that
very day the bonds never lose or fell
except in tbe bark with Jeukins, lloldca
Swepson aud Hawkins, tbey were good
for a dull r, at, before and after the salr,
No money or bouds pan and tbe Doctor
gets $3,000 ; no wonder be could psy
Jordan Stone $500 wben he was "bard
up," and speodiug $23,000 on account of
the lines. It tbe Legislature places any
more bun. Is for sale in the hands of
Tressurcr Dave ihey deaerve the con
damnation which has lailen upon Judge
Dick tor appointing llil;y Smith Receiver
of the Western North Carolina Railroad
Vte nave received a communication
containing sever sir, ci urea noon sir.
Gudger'a bill, winch we declined to pub
liab, because it was not respecttol to that
gmtleman. Jonah Turntr, Jr., in the
Sentinel.
We clip the Inn-going from tbe Ixuti
nel of last week, not f r Wis purpose ol
discussing Mr. Oudger's bill, but with
hicn "to poiut 4 moral : nJ correct a
tale" that is filing the rounds iu this
community. Tue bitten si enemies ol
the editor of the t-Vif ins, nave never ac
cused him ol being excessively itim-am-itu
about publishing unpleasant ihiugs
ol bis Irieuds, much less bis eneiaier. We
should hardly place Mr. Gddger, after
Siding the tenlinel last winter, among
he Iriends ol that gentleman, vet Mr.
Turner, who has the reputation ol being
aratner outer toe, lias shown commenda
ble good taa'.e to refuse to publish t
communication ' Ueaute it teat twt re
nedll' to Mr. Oudger. Piedmont
VfM
Wc must euUr our proie.-t ugii.,t the
hitter Joe," pait of this notice. Whi-u
e consider what our foes have done, and
bow forgiving we and all the people have
tn towards them, we sre astonished at
our moderation an I forgiveness.
ILLIAUSOH. VPCmmrm AND "Pnqnestlonawy tte best aostalne worst or
w i uuiuHBiaa woria."
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Wholesale Grocers
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TT'KLLT'B PATENT UHBK1CU.A-HL-
J.V DIR.
ror BttiTKles. WaKoua. HoaU. Saddles and
other open Vehicles .hla exceedlnklv In
aaaloua ana nsolal Invention aappllss a want
iuog n il dj uoe wno ride in oiwd veulcles.
ii u ao aimpis in iu construction that a child
can manatee I attar ooes obaerriu the aooa
ntns. it can be sci ewed down to any vehicle
wlthoat lncoavsntenee it does notdladure
ui Biiaaraoc oi any wairon or uanny. it
can be pi eed a any elevation, or Inclined In
any direction with perfect ease in a momenta
lime vv ben not in oae It can be ao dianoaed
between the Cushions, bv the simole tnrninir
of s thumb screw, a io beentirrlv out ot the
way. aou wuiiuMiLtv persona riuinif to no tn
convenience whau-ver. Any person of ordi
nary mind cn adapt it to his vehicla without
m am or au-ecuon. IU nr ce Is w thin the
reach of all. avery owner or an oiwn vtshicle
anoui nave one. Auy kind or au Umbrell.
in aaiutu ineyt-aii In- t urcbssnl. whole
sals and retail, st J UL1C8 La. Win iAJ'i
Pries at reUil fi.
Mate aaxi county KUrhls for sale. Addreas
M. HtLLi, fateotee,
Juno KaleUh, N. V.
O.li, riSIC, AfiJl I'OI'f.A II,
OilivereJ snjwhere iu tU" citv at the !
est rate. Orders flllrd at i.ee
KAN!) dc BAKHEK.
lire. 14 w im
NIVKKlilTY OF V1KUINJA
Opens Oetr;ber 1 : continues ttinmirh ulna
months, it Is onranizpd In arhnnla nn tha
elective tystrin, with fuH courses in Claaaies,
Literature. Science (with Dractira In choml.
cal and Pbya'xal Laboratories), in Law Medi
na, engineerinc, l eachlnir and Ain-lcultnre.
Anply (rttalOKaea to JMBs F. HAKHI
8"N. Chaimtn. P. (. Unlveraitv nf Vir.
Rlnia. AlUemirle Co., Va.
jal) oweud
JROUKRlK3 AN'O LKJL'Oiy.
1 hivejual reti-ivej a fn ah Mui
a i f
was carefully prepared, and kept secret I the citizens, then we are prepared to bt
sven from the introducer of it, wbo says, lieve that Butler would encourage a little
we understand, that be wbs not aware ol I blood letting betwteu tbe races in Jaf s
its p-Tport until be began to read it. I sissippi if he thought it would enable
m... Dt.L 1 Li L . I . . ( .... . .
auu., Dujiin auU uupanj mougui htm to regain bis lost ground in Maes
to deceive the country by pretending to I cbnsetts.
accept coo-uiiuauon, may were, in reaii-1 Tiie Tribune, Times and Herald, all
ty, postponing it notil the meeting of tbe ifcpUbjc411 psperi. proluJi tl) Ke ,he
next Legislatnre-il not for a longer pe. blDd oMme4 io thc ,e .rub,CT
rioa. r.r, courw, was imiy so pre ,t yicksburg. The Tribune ssys :
isou acoepi . pun oj lnl umtnammt, ..purtntr dcUiu ,regiTt.n thi, morning
.uc .v. .u ucu..uo. .u.UUUUUB of the oppriMion wich the people of
j VickB'onrg have been sufl ring at tbe
aucre gsh us uo ucuying men mai
Smith, Caldwell st Co. deleated consoli
dation nod destroyed tbe hopes of tbe
people of Western North Carolina, wbo
have liatened too credulously to the de
ceitful promises of these schemers. We
trust tbey will now awskeo to tbe truth
aod refuse to any longer trust a set of
demagogues, whose objects, like Little
field's, are not to build tbe road, but to
swindle tbe State, aod at tbe same time
to make political capital by continued
appeala to sectional prejudices. If the
Western Contervatives do not ut'erly
csst off tbe Smithites now, they deserve
to be deprived of a railroad for tbe next
ten years. Southern Horn, April 20M.
e)SS
N V ADING THE SOCIAL CIRCLE.
Chariot is must be recovering, a gei.tlt
man who withholds bis name pitches
into a dining given to Mr. Ed. Matthews,
like tbe hornets mat boys did in to Lord
(,'jn Wallace in 1831. At the same time be
reviews ihe conduct aod charges against
Mr.Mattbewi.he 'invades tbe social circle'
by rapping soincof our friends for dining
with Mr. Mattews, tbe great railroad
builder, and intimates that tbe people
e him just ss much as the people of
I-. i da owe Oeu. Littlttleld lor comple
ting their railroads which be had in the
first place tubbed tbem el. We look
upon it as a go id sign that a citizu of
Charlotte should be so bold as to write
such a letter, wbicb if published without
bis name would throw the responsibility
of at least three fights npon the editor.
We know what he says if true and much
more besides, but be must give us bis
nsme. Matthew may be a fighting man
and tbe natives who dined with him are
not quakers. Besides there are three pa
pers published in Charlotte, any one of
which might publish tbe communication
sent ' as. Give as your nsme
'Mecklenburg" nod you ma; make the
wool fly to yonr hearts con ten L
McADZN'S ROAD.
Wben Gen. Barringer, at the late Ed.
Matthews' dinner, in Charlotte, called on
McAden to know when be would com
plete the Weatern road, we construed
the call Into no effort ol tbe attorney to
ball np the weak title of bis client to
property which be could not hold. Now,
we don't know that the General is ol
counsel fur McAden. If be is not, we
will take back what we have said, and
bee pardon for our , ill louoded
fiona.
snspi.
bsnds of their government. They had
bowtver, taken no measures of violence
wben tbeir persecutors took alarm. An
examination of prisoners captured during
the late assault points very directly to its
instigation by Oov. Ames. Trominent
citizens join in an address setting forth
these facts, and asking relie'. Will they
be beard at Washington i
SENTINEL FiUBiiDd.
' Hear me for my cause, and be tilent
that you may beur."
The new postal law requires us to pre
pay all postage, on papers sent out of the
county io advance. Tavern are many of
you wno owe us your subscription Irom
tbe day we took charge ol tbe centinkl
hix yean ago. We arc pleaded to furnish
you tbe Skntiskl, and if you who have
paid will ssv vouhsve not had the worth
of yonr money, it shall bo restored to
yon. Borne ot you owe ns fifty dollars
for tbe Oaily, some thirty dollars lor tbe
Semi-Weekly, and some eighteen dollars
for the A'eekly Bkhtinel. Only one sub
scriber has sent Us money for postage,
aou ue lives in Illinois, wo will prepay
postage on tbe papers or all who have
paid us for the next year, but we can not
do so on the papers of those wbo bsve
not psid up. However we expect to pay
puetage for a few who are years behind
to see to what extent ther will run their
credit.
We do not expect to continue kt the
belm ol thc ?krtinkl much loneer. II
we sell, snd we expect to do so. it will
oe :o Democrats. II we continue to
edit, tbe paper shall be improved with
view et driviug out the corporation and
ring papers. We shall mske all but the
ting ashamed to read ring papers. Pay
up your old scores snd send us new sub
scribers. We don't wsnt them by tbe
nunarea as tne ews reports them from
Goldsboro' and Wilmington to that
pape. Steadily cominir. and a few at a
time, as for the last month will satisfy us
For the Sentlne'. ,
aVr. Editor :
Yeu are not aware of the interest . felt
by all people in the Bbktimkl, since you
announced your purpose to sell. A gen
tleman granger, from Johnston, last week,
and it was not Dr. Leach, declared te
had (200 be was ready to contribute to
sid io running tbe 8 m Tin el. What
you said about not impeaching Logan
Harris, was construed by the ring; men to
roevn that you were going over to the
enemy. Now it is the talk that Ljgah
Harris will send bills not only sgainst
Mr. Swepson,, but against some of tbe
blackmailers Judge Watts and others.
Can t you lay n word to encourage it.
, i - Tours, -
' ClTM.
Oak (Jbcve ToWnjiup,
Dec. 20, 1874.
Mr. KJitor. Oak Grove waslllumi
nated a hen P. A. I'aschall brought the
netts that you had beaten the ring for
State Printer. We li ail no cannon, but
we fired pop-crackers, double-barrell guns
and old muskets until tbe chickens began
to crow for Jo. Oak C rove b as but little
use for tbe men who sought to give the
printing to a ring paper. The news comes
that there has been great change on the
part of members of the Legislature snd
others upon the subject of convention.
There has been none here, for we keep
thinking like the Sentinel upon all sub
jects, whether it ba convention, deep
plowing or rings. If we have a conven
tion there must be no jockying about
getting out the candidates ss there has
been in Ra eigh in all of ihe late convec
tions. This township will vote for any
set ol good men who are not put forward
by trick and log rolling. I protest that
Raleigh in county convention shall have
three votea while Oak Grove has only
one. Uak (irove gives double tbe vote
of some other township?,- yet she is con
tent to vote one vote, provided all other
townships do the same. The most un
precedented jockying was in the congres
sional nomination, and I hare always
blamed you that you submitted to it. I
voted cheerfully for the nominee, and so
did this township, but we submit to ne
more jocky conventions. They mutt rep
resent tbe people. We have no postoffice
convenient, but if vnu will coutinue to
edit the tNTiKgr,, I will send you forth
with fifty subscribers ami add nftvhiore
in a short time. Tbe people had better
be without the Legislature than Without
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also, a selected stock ot Whiskies as fol-
3ws :
LD IMl'SUlALt-AblNKT.
HKOKGIA CLUB,
IIAHKY IHfWKTT.
I'ure AuKuatla eouiAy Va , Rye an 1 various
other Brauda
Brandies and wim sot all trades which I
am selliDic very cheap, till and see for vour
self. .. W.GILL,
o. t tljan Market Square, Kalelgb, NC
Harper MsasjMln.
XLIXaT RATED:
Koticbs or tu Fbk s.
Thesrer-lDertaulncelicaJatlonof this ci
eellaat ntoali.ly proves It continued adapt
ow w popular asanws taa neeas indeed,
when we think 1- to how saaov somas It pene
trates every month, we mast consider It ss
oneot t e educators ss well as entertainers
ot the public salnd, (or Its vast popularity
has been won by no appeal to stupid pre-
juaices or aeprmvea usms xwams wwot
The character which this Mussina posses
ses lor varusty, frnrtse, artxuc wvaitn,
snd literary culture that baa kept Decs with.
if it baa not led Use times, should cause ita
conductors to rejraxd it with laatittable com
placeney. It also entitles them to a (Teat
claim noon tbe pablle frail Lade The Mant
slne baa dona cood sad aot evil all the days
OI IU lite. Jtroontyn Aeytt.
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poatpald. Address,
dec O II 11 AHfEK bku 8, New Xo.k.
JASD FOR BALE.
Will bit sold it fublic Auction, Thursday
the 0th of December ui-it at Priuc-ton,
Johnston county, be tract of lar d on wbirb
Kverard Hall now resides, containing S1W
acres ; a large portlrn of tho land Is In origi
nal sjrowtti, and a portiuD U good Kivt-r bot
tom, and under fenca an) cultivation, the
upland ia adaped to acd producra eoiton
and corn. There is a large and comfortable
Dwelling House, handsomel situated, and
necessary ou' huliiiingson the premises, dis
tant from the N. C. Kailmad 7 miles. 1'oc
eessiongiten 1st of January 1ST5.
Terms of sale 10tO cash down, balance in
t. 2. 3 and 4 years with 'nterett at a prr cezt.
from 1st January, 1S75, till si the notes arc
paid. Title u doubted and retained until the
land Is pa d for.
by order the I'lurd of Trust es,
K.x lioapiial Fund,
nov l-td W. 11 JONKtf,
News copy. Tnasurer.
JJHV (iUUDi I DHY UOODsi I
Another Stock ol New t.o
JLVT HE( K1VED.
The lur.-eVk assortment an.1 h.-st A. i,-r. i.t
the I west prices we b ve ever odi red.
Our Mock is now lame aud coinolete. A
Snro oortlou of our (iooda have bewi nnr-
chaaed Ithln tho lint two weiks 1 our
Senior Partner, In the -Northern inaikelF, aud
tiaUn hoUKht ihi mi n
I'Nl'dl'ALLy LOW PlUt.Kr!,
for Cash We lel aatutled in aavimr that no
Hou,c. in or out of the Slate, will undersell
We have tc-day received the lte M)k-of
FIFTH AVENl'E SILK HA TS,
which cannot, be furpas-el f jr bqiu'y ofitjle
i ni o oujy eu u.
ne naea large stocK of t uif, iriciudlug
MINK,
SFAL,
LYNX,
ISLAC'K M.Ut'riN,
AND FITCH,
nimleiu t. e luk-ot Styles. We will take
pleasure iu showing our i;i ods to all who
will give us a call.
PETTY &. JONES,
20 Favttteville Street,
dec 2 tl Kaleigh, N. C.
pKICZfi REDUCED.
Great mdacementa to pwehssers.
We bars J tut Kedarad oar BaUra Stock,
amounting XroealaSfUOi to 910,001) worth ol
Entirely New ,
DRY GOOD 9, ,
Notions, Boots, ehoas, Hats, ate.;
much lower prices than heretofore for C 4 811.
All wbo give us a call will get the fullest
value for their money.
Merchants purchasing in this market can
nuke profitable lnvcstmtnts with as.
Oor 8tock is very full tor this season be
sides ws will have other additions very soon.
lunelS tf
PETTT JUNEfl,
iwrayettevlUc Street
Ralehih. N. U
J3AKTNER WANTED.
An Insrenlous mechanic who has made a
useful invention, wants a partner with a capi
tal of IS00 , One hundred per cent, guaran
teed on the Investment, Address, A. U,
Rale gh Poat Office.
nne is tr
Can I icilii
Gin
the Sentinel.
Yours,
J. A.
TXV UTlV NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as Executrix of the
last win anj testament nr William ills,
dee d, I nereoy give notice to all persona
holding claims against the estate of the said
decedent to present them for payment nn or
before the 35th day of voveniher, 1875, or
this notice will be pleaded In bar aguinst their
recovery.
ersons Indebted to said estate are renuest
ed to make payment at once.
MAUuAKET MILL",
nov 85-1 ww E jteutrix.
SPRING 1874.
QIJTl' SFRIliO BATS,
The leading Spring styles in medium
and Pine Felts, at the nuwt reasonable
prices. Now ready at
k. a. amokbjWSis uo ,
Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers.
NeJtt door to Tucker Hall.
Raleigh, N. 0.
fob. 87th 1874.
JOGEKS X tIAKKIS
C LOS IN a OUT.
At we are about to qfit the whiskev
trade, on thc 1st l January next, we
propose to sell our stock of liquors, low.
for cash. We also wish to tell our bar
fixtures, wbicb are complete.
We say to our delinquent customers
tbst we must be paid by Christmas, and
hope none of tbem will get angry if we
should, duo them no tbe street. We gave
yon good measure, aod '.good liquors aod
you must pay up.
dec 1 5'aW l I(tJUI(a C IIAKKI9, ,
QLEAH THE TRACK.
Open the "Way !
And let the Kush continue on Us way to
J. M. KOdM0AUMV,
At Kline's Old Corner. Favetti vllle and
Hara-ett btreeta. whore it Is a well known
fact that the largest stock of
Dr ss Goods, Prints, Domestic Plaids 1
Prown and Blenched Domestics,
Huts and Caps, Millinery
Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods, &c, tc.
in tbe City.
We are daily receiving large additions to
tbe Usneral Stock, which la alwavs kept
rretuand (Jomulele la every branch :id d-
partmct t of the store.
READY MADE CL'JTUl.Vu
ia the specialty of my trade, and I in now
prepared to ottor evorv grail o or (.lotuiog at
the very bottom prices. Call nnd see me
ourMlvea.
CKUCKEKV UKI'AKTMENT.
I have the only exclusive ('rok -ry ftorc in
the City, connected with and adioinlrg the
main eUalili-hm'-nt 1 oihr tvcrt suecies of
t rockery at Wholesale, to the co ntv tiaile
at Nor'hern price, as I l.uy direct Is large
qnanutic rrorn first li.nis.
Tool my former cufloiii is and patrons.
ana mi puona etiernv, I uiu my wet. 1
emu iter pr ;i e 1 ii..iu ever io atlniiniater
to their every H unt at terms that ! will gau
rantes saUsf ,ic:ory.
oet t i Sat
JJELV HIE l'O Ilt AM) KATHRKLES8.
GKANi) G1KT CONCEhT
r. it xna uenifit or tub
O H I' II A X A S Y L I" M ,
$17,(KM) 111 (Jills
To be Distribute d among the Ticket Holders.
A (iilt Concert will he he'.d in
WILSON', N.C.,
On TiurnJay, tw 17 Dec 1874.
For the exclusive benefit of the Orphan
Asylum at Oxford.
TICKETS ONLY TWO pOLLlKa.
Number of tickets ouly lS.OoO. 2,10il Gifts
to be given away, making over one to every
sven tickets. .
KEAL K8XATK 'GIFTS :
One lot in the town of Wilson, N. C,
containing acres, with large and
convenient dwelling, naving ten
rooms, and all necessary and con
venient out hoaaes.eituated uu Harms
street valued at nrio
One elegant 2 story residence, in Wil
son, corner oi rine aodureen streets
with . 1-4 acres, and containing 8
rooii.s. locai.d in the most eligible
part of the town, valn.nl at J 'in
One Si acre ot, situated on the corner
or vanrc ai d tiprlng streets with
neat : eMdeuce and out houses, valued
t l.iiOO
CASH GIFTS :
TUB LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST.
I offer the public, tbe latest Improved
Cotton Oin, as well as the cheapest. The
following certificates from well knoWL
gentlemen, will bo more satisfactory than
any thing 1 can say :
Nbak Cab-, N. C, Not., 12tb. 1873,
This is to certify that I am using one ol
he Cary Gins made by W. M. Borrell, of
Cary, N. O, and that I am well pleased
with it ana would cheerfully recommend
it to any one wanting a good Oin.
A. B. Yatbs.
Cakk, N. C, Msy 22nd. 1874.
I take pleasure In saying that tbe fifty
3nw Cotton Oin, I purchased from Mr,
W. M Sorrell, known aa tbe Cary Qin does
far better work than any Oin, I bsve
heretofore used, though costing from 00 to
100 per cent, leu money. I thick anv per
son in want of a Oin will save money by
purchasing the Cary Gin, its performance
has been entirely satistactory to me, I can
cheerfully recommend it to others.
A. F. Pass.
We certify that the Cary Oin has given
entire satisfaction to our neighbors, wbo
have tried itand we think it in excel
lent gin.
II. P. OOESS,
H. II. Jordan,
W. C. Paoe,
Wm. E. Pell.
PRICE :
For 60 Saw Gin, 1170
For 65 Saw Oin, 160
For50SawOin, ISO
For 45 Saw Gin, 140
For 40 Saw Oin, 130
For all under 40 Saws, 120.
Persons wanting Gins wilt please send
in their orders early in the season so tbst
I may not be crowded in tbe fall. Send
in your orders and I warrant you will be
pleased. I do ail kind of repairing.
Address, W. M. SOKKELL,
mayiUd&w-tf. Cary, N. C
fte R R.
ftADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES TBE WORST PAINS
In from On to Twenty Minutes.
hot one hous. re.
aAsr reDlaf this adTerttenteat nc
crrEB WITH PAIR.
bad wars REariv rklik is a oi.... ro
every ram.
It was thf Ant and la
Tho Only Paiia Ilomotlv
Hint Inauntty itops the mwl excruriatms pains, allavi
,3tlammattmts. and rare ronwttmts. whether. -fi
LuniH. stomach, Bowvls, or ult-vr alauiilor uraana. Ur
application.
W FROS ONE TO TtVENTV HfKms.
no iratlfr Imw Tl,.rn! or xru.'ia0n7 fh? naln tno
SlIIKI'MaTli:. n,l rld.trn. I Srm im,,UH ti....
r.urli;ic, or ir.-- '.riiivj ill; u.a; mffvr.
RADWAY'S READY f.V "T"
Wtt.r, ypoRR tVTtVT F V
tSKLARRAI'I'iS i.t'llil- HOShVJ
ivii,Mw.rios iif the ni.ADnPR
l ONilK.sTKIS fit- TUP 1
SOUK TliROAT, Mi l l. I I.I llltli A TMIN.i ' '
l-Al.l-l rAThlN ,ir THK nriDt
HTSTERI''.'. rR3fr :ii-tiii.i:m
l Ar .l: .!!. ItrU EKZ
HEADACiir, TonTliACltl-
Ml ntimi r.nprv,Tfet
rot.nnm.n. mm '
TIB- anplu-all'-n ol die Kudr Krllrfl. Ihr nun or
rsrta whvri- ill, ( rt;u '-r : I'. w.ilafKu J
an;l Conif'irt.
iw.n!y(l- 'Intn n : .ij.'-l,., ..c ivi'r n ill in n frw
iii:BTai ,ti. Hi k It; un. nr. i r 1 1: irtriiF a'
nvsnMiKV. r.,i h', a.su i. nr. Ii.wkiji'
t (ah l'i ie.
1
4 ' IHKl eac
5 " :o
'M "
:l ' 10 "
11 ' 6 ' "
600 ' i
luto t
B
AKUAI.N'S IIARGAIXS!
Chriatma d III) holdiys are tou ii
and everyb di w..nta h p ent for their wi'e.
husbands chl Mrm, - eeriit-arls, friends Ac
Tho plsc- to buy th-m Is at
BROWN d VAltUTV 8T)KK, wheie yon
wll' find e-veryilrg Io piw.se ycunrand old,
rich and poor.
lam Offering my en l- A o k of Fancy
Goods, Toys, Btket, Mosi.-J Itutramtiits,
Chins Oood.', at greatly rodceed prices fer
Cash oyer Sim is the ?nsi.ce to secure
good bargain.
Don't fail to cal and cxtmiue stcrk and
prlcas before purchasing clwwhTe.
T XT AT 1 DUntvU
1AI, AJ. AJ,ivil,
Oct ilS-tt Hale gii, N. C.
ROOM FOR KENT Three
rent In the house I lire-in.
lor two families AUotwo
Aunlv to me for terms.
2t ' W. J. EDWARDS.
rooms fnr
Wei suited
Alao two rooms iu kitchen. I
MISCELLANEOUS GIFT-;
One Fine top Uuggy,
i ue Klue Buggv,
One Klnc OoltTWatch,
tiie Hue Ladtca Watch,
Committee of ArramreuitnU. U
1,ci00
500
400
400
.').
1,0(0
l.OOU
!.'.
m
74
W.
bl iui.t, B. r B.-iggs ana A. B-rnes, E.qi
nlosltorv Bank of Wilson.
A lvisory Board John Mrbuls, Ksq.. Kal
eib, W. F. Davis. Ksq.. Kittirlls, A. Wil
liams, Esqs., Oxiord, Maj. J. P. Jrnkins.
naanviiic, n inorp, tnj., Koek.v Jtouut,
Dr K W. King, James v. I.ii caster and
Jas. S. lark, tsqs., WiUon.
W He this enterprise snot rouducted nn
ocr tne iilreet auspices of any Lo ge, yet is
uiijn v is io ui mai miOD inaiauuou, the
(for lr lin ABllu, wnith was estb
lisLed by the Urand Lodge of tbe DUte, and
tbe uiauugcmeni ia entirely in the han s of
meml'ers of the order.
ibtMibjx-tisexcln'ivclytor the benellt of
tbe -rptiun Asylum snd the Commit e i deem
it unnecessary to make any exlen ed appeal
to the people of N..rlh Csroliri ia benalf ol
an Institution which Is so worthy of their
support. 'In low price of the tickets plaues
it in the power of every one to aid a noble
cause, end at tbe isme time the chances of
oi ing reimburawl are uausaily favorable.
It is confidently believed. that tbeenterprlse
will be a sncresa, bat if from any cause taere
should be no Concert and distribution, ail Uir
money received from tbetlcke'. holders shall
be returned to them without discount
So tickets sold will be entitled to a chance
for the Uifta nnless the money for the fame
has been received at this otHce.
The Lifts will be diatrPjuUrd itumiulUUtli
after tLe Concert.
Any person holding a tirktt eutith d to a
(lift who desires the Arylum to hive the
benrtlt of such liift, will notify the tk-cre
tary by sn. h endorsement on back of 1h,-
ticket, abd tbe same shall be appropriated as
directed
Mom-v for tickets must be sent bv ILirii
lered Let tr. Monev Order or Lxi.r. aa. dirrpt
ed ti A BARNES, teirelar,.
nov 9 dawtd - Wilson, N C.
H 11 Uradi.ev, i4gent R-Ueign, N 0,
BOI8 COTTON Ul.
One 45 Saw Oin. Inst to band of this ,ni!
celebrated AlaoaiM Gia.Tfee teclimony a
unanimous that they UiBfaater and makeSi
better sample than any o liter ever suauc.
Price 14 per saw and transportation.
JAMkoM. TOWLE8,
sept85-tf Asreit
I SIIIM KKV M, -Al
TriiM i, r ftti'iii;,! nl,n. r
xwny'm lteed- Itllrf
HKr von pr,-. u nnin. i
wittfr. I; l botUT :i rnuiv
lljilUlllll.
iHiiii or afed
n A iw drum in
Cum. Irom thanaa of
nrnn l) or Bitter R, m
li t.
TEVEH AND AGUE.
n?VTll AVT A,-'-R M.t for r."' c-n!' Tlir Ii
Hot a r--a.r4.nl .-..nilii Mi: worl,l timi will run Krvrr
ant .- lI utl ..-Iter Maliirl.-i.. HIIoiia. Srarlrr
v-'i''i.'''li'J"- "I11"."-' :"! K RAO.
Wl tl I I, t.: , .julrk a.BA1)aV . HEaDY Rt
1.1 Li. I.t. c.UMtpttrbotlia.
HEAITC! 3EAUTV!!
prnova Asn r-fitr tti.-it tonn-t--RBA-
- - V!"" ---' AMI WKKIUT-t'LEAH REIN AVO
iih l 1IH L loa.'-LKXloS fctOURSO TO ALL
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Mml
VMS CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
hah mam; THK stoKT APToNtairrvn rrr. ao
J'. i,5A..-?Ar,.V ,!" IUK "'HANilKn, THE
. ,Mir.ni,ui -n, , 1IK TMH 1M1. FN
T.HI
. ' '.. if , i
CONNEOTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE
Zoraraxice Company.
atainiaina ra alghrst standard nf
SOLVENCY .
The character of tbe 1st itmect of Its ...,.
maJatadaaaeUol
S36,0OO,O00
Is o' the Blgbest Class for security ; it h n
Ing neverloata dollar of it Investmeht. It-
8. U P B L U S
is liuger than that of any other Conipsn)
over
85,000.000;
It baa a saeanberahlp of over 88.000 person
IU ratio for the satire HT years of Its b un .
kaa been but
8.97 FEB CENT
or Its receipts. It hsa aoBtockboldi-rs. r , ,,
dollar of saving or profit belongs solrly t.. ti,
"OLICY-DOLDEi:.
r.om such a reoonj oae ran wi II J-j,!.- i .,
to Insure with safely aod tlo ruialh rt oiu,i
Ue coat.
H. JL.WAIX,(ii.'l. Aarout.
KALEIGH. n.C.
stp 14
gatLLCT BOAKUINti AND DAY ft Hi - I,
HiU-ABOao' H. C.
The Misses Nash anl 'Wft. Kollock a 111 rr
same the exercises of tbrlr fchool on rn,l
Mlh July and continue twenty weiks. ( i
culara forwarded on application.
juae xv-aiww
OLD SUBSTAK-IAI.
WKLL TESTED,
Ufa Wkmm Cs.i
wits' ovncB ia
FIIHER BUILDINU,
OVSa TBS B1BDWAKS STORE nr
JUL J US Lh WIS & CO
Haa paid to the Widows and Orphans i
North Carolina since ltMA, the lorn of nearl
ss oo, ooo.
And, by fidelity and promptness in this par
ticnlar, and furnishing tbe loweat rates of any
drat class company ; and also, having paid
omer
ell
taore revenue to tbe Bute than an
company, tbe svrriU and enjoys
earned aiiuncuonoi oemg tne
LEADIN6 LIFE C0SPi.1T II TIIE STATE.
And with her '
s)0,000,000.00 AMotn,
now on hand, and managed by gentlemen of
long experience and financial skill she otters
me nignest standard ot security to all her
customers. And, aa an Investment for capi
talist a 10,000 policy is beUer than 10,000 in
real esUte. Ages from SO to ' 0 are insurable
of both sexes. This company does not say.
Insure with them, amy Aow. But we ask an
impartial comparison with any company In
rata and rasfwnsiMfitu. and leave the result to
the Judgment ot the public.
bv caiung npon me ueneral Agent or any of
bis Locals, further information will be cbet r-rd.
W. H. CROW,
Genera' Agent.
W. II. HcKEE, M. D., Medical i.iaiuioi,
Sep tt-6m
NCO KsK HOM K IMoTlTUTlti.SB
stcujpirr AOAJjvs7 tint
THE
lVOUTil CAROLINA
HOME INSURANCE C0MPAN1"
RAIaKIQH, n. c.
This Company continaea to write Pollci
at fair rates, on all classes of insurable proii-
Ail loases are promptlyadjusted and oaid.
The "HOME" laratilrllv ov,.lnln f. ii
favor, and appeala, with contTdence, to insurers
of property in all parts of Nrrth Carolina.
agenu in all iru of the Bute.
n u a . - t wt jt .
u. aa IA.V. r.. rrnaiueuu
C. B. Root, Vice President
Bsatob Gales, Secretary.
FtaAasu Uowraa, Bapervtaor.
Janeto-tt
Of Tlllii
THAT
Tltt I.V WllMir.apii, nam.
a
INK,
Every Bay an km in Flesh
an Teialf is Sesa ad FelL
Fvrrr (in? .ttsirAnrii.u" bmol.
'I.NTr'-niinom n''.Or u.:, on- Hi, ,. Hwr.i, Orma.
.in.l i thrr ri1- -m l r .-. . ,,l ,i. . . .t.ni Ihr viitor
.11, M II ii'iiaira li.r . iu: in- Inly nliK lu.w n(
')::..! IrShltTtnl i'it,,-', . ,lil!i-.- Cotiatlmptlnn
- -ti'-ir (ti-M'itir, I ,( i In Hi. llirnat. Mouth Ta
ii a s.ulraln Ho' iIiaiiI- in I oiiirr I .rlAiBurrtrm,
- ,. - 1-v, Utriimorou 'ii- irA. jr. ironi thr Kara aiol
...r-4 foniw of l-kin dl"aAM, fcrafilfena, SVv.r
- aI( Hi-ail, Itinu Worm. Kitlt Rhrum ErrAlpela.
-. .liaca liotA. Worni- In tlw PltMe, TunirirA. Cmn
i... v.on.l ami All viakrnlna ami painful til.
i.MiMa lol Upemikluinaen)
i rinHHr. arr witliin tlie curatira rtne. of Hit,
' rol Modern Obrtiknrv, aiMlafawaart- aw wl I
o on prrn nmir 11 for tllhrref lau tvruu ul
i-i u. potrol powrr 10 eura lhm.
i rllrnU o,,jlromlrllMa1(ff)ww,rtM
r -inrmltIM thai ueoniiaualljr pma mm, mic
. n arnaainf lh.A wMr.. ami nrairs lham
iir-APABILLIaN will aad-So.. a.. -
' iV"i,1,"Lj!"1 ""f ,hl rnly Cflmmrncaa IU
of puriA-atlon. ami mmu In eiminUhlna ll
of wl ii.rrnalr.wlll u rapid, ana .r.ry dar
:tirtil wlllfa.1 hiaiNll irrowln ( ai.......a
i--! -lifMiM batter. umUu iAnnrovIa auaI aUai!
it-. ! w,-urnt InrrcAAliiA-
.ot only doaa lh1UasariWiie Eaamrairr ael
. . onrrnir1lala--uliarrochr.iir.(rr.
, im. i ormiicuona' javam dlwaass, Sut it u tn.
- l-OAilivc cura Uit el
Kidnry d Blaautr Complaint;
. ..t and Womb dlwam. OntTr!, Dtabstn, ProT,
!, .r or Watsr, lneonllD.nn.4rf rjiin., SrKht Ut
i . Albumiaarla, and la all cases wnara thai- an
.- iIuai oi-ixiMU.er Um wawr hi tales, ewadr. mlaod
- ; n AuUiaaca lika Um whli. of ma in. or threada liaa
ii.l fl. or Ihrra Im a morbid. darE. bllloaa apprar-ii-r,
ana arhlM koaaeiiu d.aaiUa, and wbaa UMra
a uridine, on mini Kmallon wlwa pajaifts water, 11 a j
1 ao- la tbs SaaaU af Um Back aad aJoea; IM Lvlaa.
Tumor of 12 Yean Growth
Cured fty Eadway't) Jletolvent,
COVILL'B
Blootl and Liver Njrup !
All cnUneous eruptions on tbe fve or body
Indicata An Iatpona (Vikiui iom or ma Bloou
and this may, or may not be Kcaorci.a but
In either ease the disease Is ontrtBg more ths n
aa imsidiocs Poison that
BURNS LIKE A TKRKIBLI FIRE,
u it courses through the veins, sowing cc
ot death with every pulsation.
In this condition of things something
net. led at oaos, to clbarse tbe blooo ; ano
SCOVILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER 8VKI V
will PoarrtTKLT eflect this desideratum, rx
pclllng every trice of dlsjase from tbe blnmi
and systesa, and leaving the skin
BOFT. FAIR AND BE IUT1FL L.
Hundreds of eertiflcates attest its valui
Price f 1 per bottle.
JOHaN F. HENRT, CCBRAN4 ).. Prop'.
t) and College Place. New Yoi K.
ilLSO PROPRIETORS OK
Ilall's Balsam for the Lungs, Carbolic Bain ,
Kdey's Carbolic Tmcbes, Oxygenated
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dr. Molt a Liv
er PUIa; lit. Rogers' VegeUblc
Worm Bvrup, Dr. Bennett's
Bore Death to HaU. Mire,
and Vermin, Russian
Hair Dye, Etc., Etc.
KOR8AI.E BT ALL DRUGOISTS.
Bar V-lm-w.
NOTICE.
PlITSMUSH 1-TI.
To all persons wbo are In arrears tor Tan
for tbe years 1S71 and van, 1 hereby gi
aoUce i to them, that if the same Is ant imh!
on or before the With InsUnt., tbst anm-f n
Uon will beissaoed agaiust J.em, an Uic ;.-
has already been nidi anA 11.0 i.'., . ,
eotfeseed. Thla Is the list notlr-e aud ih ..
who fail to comply may' expea to sec t! e r
names published besides harms- to pay es;..
Pt td T . 1.KE Bberitr.
N
1
K
Ik-aI I
ioiice it iitrriiy givrn it.i ,;iy
will bo made tn t tie (in. i 1 A . jnfny at
rU preaent ela.i.u.tn ps en net ll.c .fp
rating ilia town ol V itiogsvn'le, 111 tin-
I
County of Frwiklin.
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