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The Dailt SisTiiiiL will be delivered In
4,ypart of the City at r.rrBN Cents per
AdvertUeBeaU will b inserted ia Use Usui
8 samr ax at the following rates per aqaan
one Itch, or tea minion liars.
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VOL. X.
RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1874.
NO. 118.
lit P .imlfaii-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
oRI) WOOD FOR BALE.
(
I,U Cords o( lessoned piue t 13 pel cord
eaod etrong 4 horse '
h t Kl U' fctore on Hlllsboro' 8trj U
u.r 10 tf J DAVIS
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n.KM eTORE FOR SALE.
1 will sell my farm, 3j milea Iroin th;
, , ,1 A'aleigh. containing ls)J acres ; a
,,,M DWELLING (til rooms.) All in
,1 repair. Five good TENANT
l(i if SKA, fur ol them new.
A good cVTOUEUOl'SK, and au excel
:,t stand. D nog a good business.
The plantation is iu good order and
under good fence.
I) c i.;. J. DA VI3.
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1 HEENSUORO' FEMALfc OOLLEG.E
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GREENSBORO, N.C.,.
The Spriug Session of 1875 will beg in o
W,i'nedI Uw Uth of Jaaaary.
From it attendance at the very eper.lng to
:...'b'y liu(ortant and 1 earaectlj' desired.
uaacia pbh bessiosi or 'M wmt
Hoard, ( Washing and Light not bicladrd
nd Tuttiou In regiUar College Course $li6.0u
Cbaigaa (or Extra Studies, Moderate.
For i audogjie apidy to tUo President Rev.
. I . M. Jooes,D. D,
N. II, D. WILSON, Pri
dec Itt-dlw Board ol Trustees.
T ALI' ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
iwo valu ible tracta of land situate near the
city or Kalelga:
lstTra: lie about 3 1-8 mliea 8otth of
tho city ot Kale gh cn both (idea of the Asy
lum road, aeljo.ulng the .laud of George T.
i ke, Bryan Green and olhera, containing
1 a) acre
Snd Tract Lea about 4 mile i west of the
t .) of Kill lull on both sides of the Raleigh
una Auicueti Air J in- Railroad, adjoining
tao lands of William Thomson, ceHiUluiug
1 lit acres
Ah)iatOHo power etaam mglreand
raw mill. GEO. 11- bkuW,
Apply to office in Courthouse, del 5-80
lOYS ! TOYS !
TOY? :
The largest sa-ortinertt at
NAl. t. liKoWNS.
I RIDDLE ST KINGS, GUITAR Slings
. and Trimmings beft at
NAT. L. BROWN'S.
MC8ICIL IN TRUMENT.--A11 kinds
at NAT. L. BBuWN".
FANCY GOODS! BASKET, Ac.
1" ie la get assortment at
a AT. L. bhtWN'S.
-i-'i joar W.fc, Sweetheart ard fiiendaa
prea.'T.tat NAT. L UH'jWN'8.
Es TtY O R A N 9 !
li t f'-r 'tunhes. r-arlora, Oiyana,
He.,,; MV I. BiDWSK.
1 0 TO NAT. L. BROWN'S lor your
' 1 Chritma aud Uollday presenta.
1 JY AN FSTKY OKtiAN for your
J ' m a. Orvat barealna can le had at
NAT. L. BtiOWN'8.
CIIRISTMA AND HOLIDAYS will aoon
J be lir.. (it lo NAT. L BttOWN'8 for
the beat baicui. dec-a-tf
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ALL ABLE TOWN LOTS FOR 8.' I.K
.T Al'ii X, N. C.
On Tucfday Uin 2t:H '. 1 . at II
o'clock a. iu , 1 will a. 11 at I'uMio Auction
aome'i.1 Ueairabie Towu Lo acuntainioK from
'.o 1 1 a' acrea each.
Tern., made kuon o i day of Bl';-
dec 8 f.l J. MeU F.LI J NO 1 ON.
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T. MARY 8 3' HoOL,
k a i. nil. N . J.
F IL NDL, MAY li
Tie Sixtv-aixth tirm of tliia Bchfol will
roinmrm- 'ou I liuiaay, the Jlst of Jiruary,
I-"', i.J mil uu tHcuiy wetk
t JC acireuUr, ai.pl l i''-
Al.bKKl 8MEUES.
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1'K.i l.L NOTICE.
ONTUUKfOAY N.tiUT, 1F.C. 17, 174
We will fell at Auction.
lOBUPERBlOLCItEnoRO. GRAIN 8ILKB
(nil Ptt.rn)yia., Vo P.tteiu.
Irish Popliua,
7 P J lln and Caabmeraa,
Rich Bruaiel LaJe Collaia (ImpoitcJ by ua.)
Rich Oltumau 8carfa and Shawla, c.
iutLaoea are reapwiiuiij ,u..-.--tena
thit o. Aa choice goods will be sold
. i A4..t...n will hn ixtirnued
"U aulie accouitiiu"'' -
them aa well aa the gentlemen.
TIMELY NOTICE.
Our A ucUon Saloa will take place each jU?ht
(t iwut Saiurday nlKhls) until the VOth D-?e.,
aud will retail durirg the day. On and after
Wth the anctloa wllFbeDOtk tay and nlRht
unUI the whole atock to dlapoied of. lhU
aale will be by the Piece, Package or In Lota,
aa the whole atock muat be dispoaed of by
I
January i mi
W. II. H. 8. TUCKER,
tjurTiviog I'hrtnBra.
ttt ILLCOI G I I B I'
SKWIiNCr JlACHINKM
At manufactures' prices, on time or monthifj
insiaimenia.
AND TWENTT riVE PER CSNT. BELOW
MAN0FjCTL'RF.R8 prices EOR
CASH,
If purchaeed direct from Uila office, or any r.
ItatrvaJ ajrMta.
18 "INTU 8TREK.T, ltichmjnd. Vsv.
JAB. E 4 OlUBd, Protxlotor
dec- wSos
(1 RAIN CRADLES GRASS SCTTH3
Just received a supply of Sindaira' Celebrated
BOUIIlOm VnUlir. turn "--v -
narrenieu vj hito , , ,..
J .1 M ta H. TOALE. Agent
mar 4w.
HARRISON dt FASUFORD'S
BAR ROOM A RESTACtUHT,
No. 10, OaMsin Stmit.
V til Alaswaawa An A AM ItsUllI ! ha delicacies
of the season, oysters, birds and everything
pertaining to a first cUve reatauraot Toe
bar U well locked wiu oreutn mnu
Uc Liqnora. Berry Foster and Tom Coopers
nativa nuaty a. ways on nanui w
tieetiera' ceer aiwaya oa onragut.
BOT 1 i
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H: I I ID ,D W I C K.
ATTORNEY ffifi
Jaa Mtf NORTH CAJiOUNA.
City Intelligence.
T.'n L its in Durham. Durham ia a
thriving place. We learn that on Satur
day a town lot, with nothing on it, and
35x70, waa wild there Tor six hundred
doiUia
I'lin. Sawkh We welcome thii gen-
tl.'iiian to hi baiife mm), and congratu
late dim on his newly found and excellent
wife, who waa a M.ss II. M. Scott, of Lu
nenburg county, Virginia. Mr. Saseer
aa bought a faro near tbia city.
Finn at Wbldon. We hi ar that on
hrtttuias tve night in Welilnn a Jew
tore waa burned down, a costly building
and causing great low. There waa $5,000
lusurance, but didn't by any ru-.-ana cotret
the lata.
Hauuuii Fkualr Skmhuht. The
tpriog term of thia icatitutioa opens on
Monday, the 1st day ol February next
Tbii school baa continued tn prosper
from aesaion to session, uuder the manage
ment of ita Principal, Mr. F. P. Hobgood.
For particulars see advertisement and
circular.
A liKMAHKintK IJaiit. We apeak by
the curd but call no namer. The lather
ia well known in this city, was a promi
nent Senator in the lat Legislature, aud
thia is his first child, lie lives now in
uarlotte. I'ht baby when boril only
weighed tau pounds and a hell. We
have the word ot the father for saying
that it ia nuw three months old, weighs
fourteen pounds aud A us teeth. This is a
FaiitiiAKkn' Scales T-he contract for
luinihiui- the .Mstjffce department with
almut 3,000 weigtiing scales, necessitated
on accoum o." the new law, which goes
intoiH c( L.u nry 1st, lias been awarded
toM ;B!s Ktrliihks & Co., of this city.
T.ie i r : I r i- i Ure one, and bitato be
filled w 1 1 U i ii ii v. r short space i'l time.
Bulj the c.) itri('tor have abundant f.ici!i
lien for urn 1 1 ni; their ei gagemei.l, and
it is a grejt r.-ii. I to know that for once
at least the govi rumcut will be sure to
get its money's worth, JV. World,
Dec iirJ.
Dratii ok a Well-known Colohed
Mas in IIii.l n mo. Aleck Ciirtis, so
well known aiuce the war for bis staunch
adherence to the Conservative party,
lied in il.ilaboro' on the day cftci Cunst-
ruaa, of consumption. He was a uuiver-
aily lespected man, and though to some
extent ostracised by bis own color on ac
count of politic! independence, yet the
demonstrations made by them at his fu
neral thowed, that be held a strong hold
upon their affection.
1 he funeral was really an imposing
... . , l. ..!
one. I lie remains were escor.eu uy col
ored p.ll bearers, appropriately arraigned,
and were taken to the Episcopal church,
of w hich the deceased had long been sex
ton, where the solemn services were per
rtne 1 by the Rev. C. J Curtis, assisted
by i he Rev. Mr. Ocrtel, and thence escort
e.l to the grave by a large concourse of
colored people, followed by almost the
entire male population of that place.
The young men ot the town bore tbe
xpeuse of the funeral, providing a hand
some coflin, aud hearae, and proposed to
provide white pall beaiert, bnt yielded to
the desire of tbe colored people to bestow
that honor themselves.
Pabdohed kbom thb Phnitkntiary
Governor Brogden pardoned tbe other
lay, Jacob Manuel, a.gro, from Cumber
land county, sentenced for lifo for mur-
ler. Manuel was convicted on circum
stantial evidecce and had been in four
yea's. Tbe petition wasngnea oy prom
inent citilens of Cumberland, and Mr.
T. C. Fulle-, his counsn' at the time, and
iiianv otli r D on-inciit irtntkuicn, all
agreed that there waa considerable doubt
aa to Manuel's guilt. His old father, a
gray-beaded negro, 80 years old, has been
hard at woik for bit son ever since be
was pat in, and tbe last trip he made in
November he walked all the way from
Fayetteville, 80 miles, and bis prayer was
to see cob out. The Governor also re
rpntlv nardoned Scot! tounir white
man from Guilford county. This youth
a year ir two back got ii hit cupe and
mounted a man' hore in the streets ol
Creensboro and rode him home, and the
4 I - "
next dy commenced plowing him in the
field. , lie was put in for three years.
Didu't kDow sign nf a trade when begot
here : u.iw ht' is a splendid roc cuiver
and can make easily bis 3 a day.
Prince Nicholas B irolfljovsk, a S?eivin
ible, died the other day in the Rue
d'-imsterdam, in Pa'i. H ha,i b,,,n
i.i. ...,i i..j :. acn country, where
UUHEU V.. .
he could no longer remain, irom u
idea among the cetnntty people that he
belonged to a family ot vatrpires, the
. ..1.-, n. ol athirh for three generations
it nr I heir crave to suck the
- i. ..1.1 .h.t
blood ol UViug people, n
live days belore nis aeaiu uc -
......... .nr, his landlord, and told bim
,t would be well, alter bis decease, to
remove lm heart so as to prevent nis
rising' fioin tbe grave.
pi.- ,nriiti of irivmi! condition
... k., rtiir and sbeeo waa
discnased and admitted oy many of the
Agricultural Societies, inr.uijuou u
.. i... cn n.l lielieve tbat in
Dial --.., . , , , . m
iverv can but one (hey decided in favor
ot bAeruiaH s isiwji -
Qr,od )odgmeni.
Ecnuat IM IUliiou Cloudy all day,
but little or do rain. Churches were well
attended. Rev. Dr. Stone preached at
the Baptist Church. Ha gave notice o!
the fuoorsl of Mr. John R. Harrison ol
the city lo take place from that
cbuich tc morrow at 11 o'clock. Mr.
Harrison will be buried with Good Tem
plar honors. He was as old and useful
Uizeo and bis hands knew hard work
II their days and acknowledge I no man
as Master. Bishop Lyman preached at
Christ Episcopal Church tbia morning.
Tosnighl at that church six ersoiis
were confiimed. Ia fishing for truant
beys a half doztn or so may be caught
most any Sunday evening on the at nop in
fiont ol the Baptist Church. Passing by
this evening as the Teachers prayer meet
ing was in session in the basement, we
saw two little chaps about knee high bid
on the sloop and one was puffing a short
Stem pipe and the other held two stumps
of cigars, and they lit bulb cigars and
discarded the pipe. Tiiey were nice
looking voungstera not over ume years
apiece, and one bad pockets in bis new
clothes. Watch the stoop. Rev. Mr.
Maoguin preached this afternoon at tbe
Insane Asylum.
C'iibistmas. AU day Thursday the
lio,s and stores of tbe city were crowd
ed, and even to a late hour in the night
presents were being purchased for the
stockings. The horn blowing began
early Thursday night, and to suuh an ex
tent tbat a policeman or two visited the
toy shops, and with a grave shake of the
bead indicated that the sale of such nui
sances must be stopped. But the toy
men laughed it to tbe wiuJ, and tbe po
licemen themselves took a born apiece
Dclore they weut out. It waa fearful the
next day. Crowds paraded with dough
faces, ia damp carts and on horse, blow
ing the inevitable horn, and grown men,
40 years old, were trotting after the pro
cession with tin horns iu their moutbs.
larjje hearted gentleman during tbe
day collected together forty-seven boys
ho had not nceived a horn, anil made
application at all the toy abops, but
thanks to X'ud lortuue the horns hid all
been sol I. Every lum-ic had C'.irislmas
in it. At some there nerc laige dining!.
Tbe Peace Institute had a diniDg, and
tbe young ladies rolled nine p ns in tbe
evening. Air. boater, as is nil wont
every year, had an old fashion English
plum pudding. We believe it is an Ital
ian proverb, "Ai full as an English oven
at Christmas.'' We heiir nothing of the
boar's head soused," but the Turkey
adorned moat every table. The day
passed pleasantly aud without distur
bance or accident, though a guard house
full of tin bums and their votaries was
emptied out sober on Saturday morning.
A REMARXAm.s Cask or Scicidk in
Atlanta. We read that W. Samuel J.
Anderson suicided on last Monday morn
ing in Atlanta, Ga., by placing the muz
zle of a pistol in his mouth and pulling
trigger. Three or lour mouths ago An
derson was employed by lieu. Robert
Toombs to assist him in arranging iaw
papers and law authorities tit a silary of
$123 per mouth. Toombi s in Wash
ington, Ga., and Anderson in A'lanta.
He drew several tirus on Tombs and
Tombs honored the drafts. Ho drew the
laal draft on bim in favor ol one Jerry
Lynch for $133. Lynch endorsed the
check and it was paid at I.owrjV bank
in Atlanta. But when cent on to collect
at Washington, Oa., it was returned pro-
tested, and Tombs wrote Anderson stat
ing that he didn't owe h:m anything.
Andeison was then found deiul in bis
room, a very sensible latter toundon his
person written to a Dr. Johnson, of At
lanta, thanking him for his kindness to
bim, and asking to be buried exactly as
be had dressed himself, and hoping that
Tombs would so iar vindicate himself as
to protect Jerry Lynch from the cense
quences of a protest. His wilt was also
found 'in which be hsd left s singular
legacy to Oen. Tombs. Alter willing ali
bia best clothing to bis two sons in the
State of New Y'ork, and a new- pair ol
pants to be returned to Jerry Lynch be
cause he was unable to pay for tbeni, he
lelt the following legacies to his wn.liei
woman and Gen. Robert Toombs :
To Matilda Harris, uiy hot est anil
laithful wssherwo nan, the lollowi? tri
fl-:s : Coal scuttle and shovel, tiunk und
strap, writing table, umbrclli, buudbox,
broom and towels. She will psck my
trunk aud dl.'poae of the old clothes, Ac ,
as she pleases. To Ed. Hardy, my valise
and contents, also cigars. To R. Toombs
(not private,) my pistol, with my recom
mendation thRt he rid tbe world of his
oressnce by imitating my eiampie lor
i. .,,1.1 I think that a shirt drawers alio
s cks, with my big cloak wrapped around
me, will be quite soracieut. 1 have tried
to save money to bury me and express aay
trunk, ow I shall have about 00 hi my
pantaloi ns pocket.
8. J Andebs. n.
Jo Dra. Miller and Johnson.
Atlanta, Dec. 18, 1871.
was.
There is, probably, no way io which
we can benefit our readers more than by
recommending to them for general use
Jahnion't Anodyne Linimtnt. It is adapt
ed to almost all the purposes of a Family
Medicine; and st a specific for coughs,
IH whooninir cough, oreuess of the
i.'. i.m- atomanh. rUeumatifm, epit-'
1,.1
ting of blood, and ali lung difficulties, it
neanotqualtbat ever e saw or heard
THE CITY.
Taxes, taxes, read it.
See Wildmsn Uoupe here Thursday
night. 'if
Twenty-five u buildings are aear
completion in the city.
Mrs. A. E Slater wiH open dancing
class down town during next week.
A rock caoil is bring built to empty
the water into tbe lake io city cemetery.
They've got tbe Chief up tbere io Or
ange io his new grange suit, and won't
let him return till to morrow,
'The La Klor Da Perfecto" cigar, by
Z egler St Oruendter, ia gettiag tbe run,
bat won't any of litem run Mi's wa.
It is a warm beautiful day. Flannels
are even unconilojtabtr. A young man
fiom the country h ia town with a pear
bloom in his bat.-
Half acre lots to the lie lit of Peace In
stitute, not a tree or anything on them,
cannot be bought tor less than aix hun
dred dollars.
Some ol our citizms buy their butter
from Tioka county, Pennsylvania, and
get it here, freight and everything, for
H cents per pound. V
Jessie Stewart, stone mason, had
strangulated hernia ChrUtmaa eve, and
Drs. Royster and Towles called Dr. E.
Buike Hay wood in consultation, and a
successful operation was performed.
Col. Pool will move bis family here
next week, llis Living an! Deal we coo
aider a settled success, and every old sol
dier in the Stale should not only sub
scribe to it, but should keep up thecsmp
fires through its haversack of war inci
dent. A white man iu bis shirt sleeves waa
turned out of jiil this morning. He
wanted to borrow two dolhra the worst
sort. Said he had been in jail all the
Christmas, and hadu't seeu anything of
his coat since the day lie pulled it off to
estsblisb punted eyebrow lor another
tellow.
Two young It lies foun 1 ii chair io
their bed dressed like man Ciiristmas
eve night. Tuey pitched the thing out
like they meaut business, and then hunted
for tbe young man with bis h p. iu the
middle, to throw him about the same
way, but he had struck a straight cost
tail home. AtV Ramsay about it.
( biustmis is 8lkm. We see from
the l'retn that the Moravisns had a Sun
day Scboel dialoguu and concert in
Salem on Christmas eve night. The
church was hamls nnely decorated, and
Prof. Liueback arranged the music in tbe
best and most appiopriMe siyle. Part
First was opened with a Moravian hymn,
'Mri.'e my spirit," and it represented
Cie ar Augustus in his palace at Rome,
with lords in attendnnce. An embassy
fn in Heroei ariives. Te decree tbat all
the world lie taxed is i-vitd. Curtain
dropped, i nd song was i-ung, "What
god new.'' Part Second lepresented
the Mm l i. s ol Nazurelh in Galilee, at
tlie fo'intun, i'h their water jars, con
vening. One rtva'es a drt-am l her", in
which an angel (.ppesp-d t- .Mary. Sung
"lVire on erih," Sit. Pait Third,
Ztcharias, the priest, was represented,
with otliei.-, on his housetop at Hebron
on the right ol the nativity. AUo the
neighbors on their housetop. They con
verse of the times, and ancient prophe
cies, and conclude that tbe Messiah is at
hand. They hear the sound of distant
melody which Zicharias affirms is not of
men. Song "Haik, the herald angels
sing." Part Fourth, citizens of Bethle
hem io the street, the ni'-rning alter tbe
Nativity. While they cn verso a compa
ny of travellers appears, having come to
Bethlehem to be enrolled. They had
pitched their tents outside tbe gate and
heard the sound of sinking in the night.
Wishing to go the inn they are told tbere
it ho too.n'there. Tne shepherds appear
and innouncetlie birth cf Christ. Song
"Hosann to the roy il Son." Part
Fifth, citizens of Jetusalcm tslk about
the recent proclamation of the shepherds,
sod tbe nrrival of the wie men of tbe
East. These appe ir, ssking, " Where is
H tbat is born King of the Jews ?"
Song "Come ye redeemed ol the Lord."
fart Bixtli, Heron wnn cniei pnesis anu
scribes. Me learns where Christ is born.
Seula fur the wise men, Jtu. Soog
"Snv ve blest seraphic legions." Part
Seventh, the wise men arrive st Bet bit
hem. The star indicate the place where
the child is. Song -"(Jurist the Ixird,
the Lord must glorious."
PERSONAL.
Fayi ttcvillc wi'i have h grand nasi
querade b:l on New Year's night.
Parson Brownlow will d'-vote the bal
ance o: his lite to editing the Kwieille
H'A.ji.
Co!. Tom Kenan de i vircd a Mas inic
address to-lay nt the (er House in
Wilmington.
Wbemver I hear a lu.ow saying ny-
t her and ulier, I commence ti loroi an
opinion ol h. in. J 0. Ii.
The oldest living graduate of Yale is
the Kct. T. Williams, of Providence, Ii
I , aged nieety live, ol the class of 1800.
Ti thousand dollars In gold were
Ixtely paid in London lor a cup of coffee.
'The Gup ol Otluc a, made oy Hears
(. nn hi' ease1. It was a wooderfui
specim?n of the paint's art.
An ui'knuwn (.iliforuia miner tome
years ag pamtid and sold for $5 a pic
nrri of "Samwn's Dospair," for which
1 5,000 has beeu lately refused by itt pres
ent owner
i 4 BIUIGI008.
There was eonsmuoicji service cn
Christmas day at St. Johns Episcopal
church io Fayetteville.
English Catholics feel assured tbat
Archbishop Msnning will be the I (It
Popf.
Ib order to enlarge tbeir fac li.ies lor
immorsioo, tbe Baptists of Philadelphia
are negotiating fur $100,000 worth of land
fronting on tbe boundless ocean.
Rev. N. Collin Hughes, late Rector ol
B'. Peter's cbnich, in this place, is on a
visit to bit soo-in-law, Rev. Natbauiel
n aiding Viaihington Echo
A HorBellsville, New York, ministei
occupira the ' pulpit which his father,
grandfather and great grandlatber have
filled in succession, and is now training
bis ton to succeed him.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher mortgaged
his house and lot in Brooklyn to tbe
United States Trust Company for $15,000,
in order to pay oft two prior mortgages
given by him, one for $0,000 and one lor
$10,000, to the Brooklyn Savings Bank.
THE LADIEtA.
It is proposed tn pass a law in Ohio
tbat no woman shall marry over four
times.
Mrs. Pratt, of San Francisco, applies
lor a divorce, with the modest alimony ol
$1,000,000.
The yoUDf- ladies of Rockford, 111.,
have formed a eo-sperative (elf-.scort-iug
and party-going society, the object
of which is lo make the young man ol
tbe period more useless than ever.
One ol tbe dressmaker's children bad
scirlet fever, and when she sent home the
dress she was mending, two children ol
the owner ot the dress were taken and
both died ; and that is one of tbe thous
and ways in which scarlet lever, measles,
smallpox, &c, are constantly kept going
The "convalescent" dresi of tbe
Duchess of Edinburgh ia of gray velvet
tiimmed with white I ace and opening
over a blue satin skirt.
Mrs. Allen, wile ol Judeje A'lcti, oT the
Court of Appeals, left a tiOO ok diess to
be made in New York, and -to be (i
prtsaed to her when finished. -Is the
dressmaker was about to deliver the
package at (Le express office, a tiue '.pok
ing man stepped up and abked her il she
bad finished that diess for Mis.
Judge Allen. She said she had.
and was about to forward it t Al
bany. ''Weil," aaid he, "I am Judite Al
len, and I'm going right to Jib my aid
ill deliver it to Mir, Allen." Tne peek-
age was given to him and tint U the
lust of It.. Oiuitgo PMiitlitnu.
ALL ABOUT.
Cincinnati sells nine million gallons ol
beer for home consumption yearly.
A ucsjro was mobbed in the street of
Patterson, New in' y, on Chtistm s day.
Whar't the troops ;
The Moue Mountaiu iu Geotcia has
begun to tumble and gioun like dittar.t
thunder or heavy machinery.
Cal fornia ur poses usiij the eucalyp
tus for luel, having lonn I .hu it tuade
few well of those who had chills.
T ins of postal cards without addresses
are destroyed in the Dead Letter Office ;
because people writethi-ir message first
and then forget to address the cad.
The editois and printers, mailing clerks
and al', of the Aitgutta (da.) Cointitu
tionalitt gave an eg-ng treat in the prcts
room r n Christmss and thr lorce of the
Augunta Vhronic'e goloshed around with
the tu.
Mr. H. F. Durant has epent $1,000,000
on building, near Natick, Jasi., a college
exclusively for the female erx. "Every
officer and teacher in the building, from
the president snd protesters downwards,
is to be a woman."
Tbe Governor ol Vermont lias calic'i
an extra session of the Legislature, to be
convened on the 13th ol January next,
for the purpose of making so spproprik
tion (or lebuilding the Mate Reform
School at Waterbury, destroyed by fire
on hc 13th ins'.
M ts C aa Hale of lla-rUbi.ig IV is a
benutilui brunc'te ale nt seventeen years
old and hrr form is perfect. . Shu is a
huntress and huu.s in nnilorm ot ti tight
fitting corduroy jacket, a shoit skirtof
I nine material, with the inevitable bustle
tiit which she utilizes for the purpose of
carrying her ammunition, several pockets
beiti.' arianged in tbe bustle. She went
out last Tuesday and lugged sixteen
partridges and three siUirreis. flie car
ries or.e of Remington's lowling pieces
and her two dogs arc named Eloise aud
Skippo.
Yo:cia'.ir, Mass., has the intelligent
dog, and his penchant is for baby-tending
; he Is a Newfoundland, and bis
Charge and playmat': a six months' old
youngster. Baby was upstairs the other
day, when, his mother going away, the
little frllow se t upapitilul cry, much to
the dintress ol the dog, which barked
aud whined. No relief appearing, doggy
took the matter into bis own charge,and,
picking up ti.e baby.rarried it down two
fl gbts of stairs into the kitchen, where be
deposited it t-afely at the feet ol itt terri
fied mother,
Johnny as a Scalps; Mr. Fiziletop
was in tbe babit of romping and p'aying
with his sou Johnny, who bad bceo ln -portuuing
him to play cuoui. He wanted
his pa t be clown, and le . bimsWl be
scalped by Johnny, acting as a c icua In
dian. Oa Sunday in irnio j Fizxletop,
Sr., was walking in his garden, Ins aoul
full of emotioo, a:i I '-olotely slopiu
over with Sunday thoi Hi had a
half growu Testament under l.: aim, and
was bending over" to see if tins tende r veg
etation bad been i ljured by tbe !'rti,
when Johnny appeared from behind a e
bush. His face Was painted, aui ic.ciu
bled that of the zebra an 1 litf'r com
bined. In his belt wis the kilr.hcu hiich
et and the large e- irvitig-tuil'e, .iiU his
bands were eoip'oyei in holding a pilcl,
fork with one prong in the mtm kpprovoei
Comanche styl. L kj the cjowa in the
circus, Fizz'etop did not !,;( ali ap
proach oftlie v. ily ssvige, so ho waa aui-pris-jd
when h h'.-ar, a ye t that would
have intimidated Santauta mid It g Tree.
Before h could m to u-k aa txpiam
tion Johnny gave another yell, nod simul
taneous planted the pr nig i.l the pitchfork
a I'll fearful diit-e.tu.sii in ll.u identical
place that the cl iwa mt in t.ie habit ol
receiving such favors. Now in order to
carry out the programme Johnny was to
give another yell, make another hole or
so ia his parent, then the old gentleman
was to beg for his life, and lie down on
his stomach, while Johnny, ufttr pound
ing his head with the hatchet, was to
scslp him with his carvino-iuife. But
Fizzletop, sr., placed both hands on the
olllicted pait, jumped tip and down a lew
times, yelling "Murder," aud aojie choice
pi. .faulty that would have made a lHt
driver envious. As noon the pilchlork
csinc out. Johnny v;-l,( I that the liver
waa between tinman I ill bridge washed
sway. The Testament mi-s.ii J,hai,y's
head, but crippled the watch-dog.
Mackexz.i'a laid into M- xic. was alow
compaicil iv:ih tlf pur.-u.i ol that young
C maLt l. ,e thorns living iJlMi yatdt
oil .ly tl.e ruo-i ijiieut j r cce. I, iga sound
ed I ike l.e ,tu y a t .uli bielsteak with
the llit -io. i,l liir nnat xe. F..zletop
atC 'Ui tsloi Lis p. culi .r gait by hinting
at a pa nlul boii, while Jobuuy says he
wniitB to lie nn anj-. '( Antoniv
(7'c-) Herald.
Itt I Reader of the Weekly Mminel
will receive liee a copy of the be.t .Agricul
tural and l'smilv Neasosper in Ibis country
by addre-ssmg Moore's ltural .New Yorker,
lluane Street, New Yvrk
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.-t ile hi.i ul l v: ( ' oim tec nj
n tativc parly, winch ia coiu
thc vaiious ( ' iiigrtssiona! Kx-
ecutivn, C inniittiei, wi,l please luictui
Haleigloti We Uievj.iy, J n.u oy the '-'Otb,
187!), toeNsMtrf in rca: ! to imp itaut
matters
Meinti-:s of the c luscrvvie ptess are
ILVittd to utt. I, I
v. cox,
Ch linn ,n ( .in'r il ' m, mi t te".
.1
I I.liciiK, mi, Sec'y.
l'i Ml' J ExilUCT. M.Ml nil I
will Mitftr fr,. in a severe n ulac'ii
ten iii lin es spent bathing ihc hi
the Extract wouid alf. i.d iclirl.
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.N EV A D V K UTIbK M E X TS .
II 1 K.M AI. K sK V INARY,
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A. F. Ki:i i, A M , Math .m l Nat. ben uee
rKi. AoriiK, - Mu-le De,,rtcieut
Ti c Fp'in Ic m i l i en February 1
li75.
Hoartl per tiK.iith - J $",
Kngiith Vmtioii per e;o;ou - - :.0.
ineailopuon olafreh iol I niton. i prevents
i viravaan.'e, in Jle-s aiid in ikpi t e eo-t ol
dressing ns Iitl'e as it would tic at home.
Apply for Circular.
doc -S-rJlmwlm
j'AIU NOTICE.
LAST CHANCE.
On Monday December 2th IS4. hi,.,n
se'l iy itue'lon ii our store th,s Ita aner of
the Stock of Woods, now remain inc on I in'
The aale will be both bv dav and ' tit .lit
Commencing the day at. 10 o'c ock '
The Stock must an 1 will tc fi!d and I
order to facilitate the hale unci to rlo e on' hi
January 1, 1S75, the stock wirt-TSf k-I I in
Lots, Ouzins and Packtsre
W. II. .t K. 8. 11TKEK .t CO,
dee".4-tf 8u vivBfr i'a-tn -rs
ANOTHER
0PP0HTCX1T1
T IXVriT A FKiV IhH.l.MtS. W ITH
yt,SA(.A' JtKTI ltS OF TIKjI SAMis,
is tii i r.Kv.h ii r nit: i''sri-SKit: i
nFJTItl.K: I.IIlHAHy 1F A")'. T Till-
z;th of Ft: ii hi Miy, fxt f thfih
FIFTH AM) l.A SI i (iMhll TAMlillA II-
Ml. TIIK MA SA II K M K T A III. li.FI'.
Ft) To TUK It FT i US oF THE HUSKY
IF THE llt I ItV.VfV '" . "7 clr.
OFF AT Tim J'A r So A I -1. Till.
erne Grand Cash Gift . . .
One Oraml Ca.h Uif i
One (iraud t;s!i Oltt
(ne (srand Cash (titl
One Uraud lash (.itt
5 Caah Oifta, tio.iMi
lOCaahOifta. I4,0"U
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IS Cash Hifta, KI,(W rueii
20 1 ash (iifta,
0 Cash OlCa,
DO Caah Gifts,
&0 Cash Gifts,
100 Cash OlIU
240 Cah Gift
SOU Cash Gifta,
lU.WM Cash GiU,
5.0111 each
4,000 each
:.,eaJ0 each.
2,000 each..
,(loo each..
.SOU eac'i.
KO each .
SO each.
Whole TlckeU
Halves
Tenth, or evh Coupon
11 Wools Tickets 1 ,r...
For Tickets, or Infonsati d. a, ike.a
TIIO. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Louisville, Ky.
R. H. B.iADLCT, Agea.
R.lcigh, N.C.
die !!-.(
OR RENT OR BALK.
Tbe ilouae and Lot on Lane street, North
of thu Ileal A Dumb Asylum. The I oa
contains eii;lit rooms, porches and j , y
aud there are all neceaaory ou'.-houno 1 j
lot is one acre and has a good garden.
I refer ta Mr. llllingbast the last occupant, '
as to real. As to sale, coueult me at Peace ,
Institute. 1
dec 3 tf DKl'KY LACY.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE OH EX
CHANGE FOR CITY PKOPERTY.
On Wedaesdaythe ifitrd ds ot Deeember, Du'
if not sold Def ore al private ale, 1 will scl romg
lo the hicbest bidder mv Farm situate! two " lt"J
and oca bait miles East ol Kaleigh ou the
laruoro Uotil. It contains abont Uin:e
hundred ndlhirtv acres of land, of which
about ems hundred and uftT are well wooded.
i a the tract, are an excellent dwelling house " " "
contaiDlDg snvee rooms aud two large cellars,
a a-ncucu wiui Iwo roouu amio.-i new, a
laige three sU'ry Gin lteinse with horse iowu-
atlai hed. laborers bornwa, barns, Ac , a laiye .
each and apple Ol chard, producing thy beat
liuuiu nake county, aign; line springs or
water eoBvanlenUy lecateu. Four loads ot
wood a day can be nuds by a wagon hauling ay In
to Raleigh. Tbe contemplated kolcib A
Seaboard Uallruad touchw without neuetrat- . v E.
log the Norlbars boaadary. The land la well
adapted to Cottoe, Ttcco, Waeat and all
thaceruala. Teotiae Gins, o e water power,
the other steam are situate a few hundred - -j
ards f rem thu premises. j -
iaaas or eaLU: Two thousand, dollars ' '
cash, the balauce in one, two and three yearr,
equal iBatalmenla. Parties desiring to pur-u -)
rhase are invited to ittspect the picmises. liner
Tha land will be divided if desired. 1 will
caelum e for City Property.
elects W iSAML (J Al A.M.I.
VPPLICATION will lie made tn the
sent Leiflhlature tn obtain a Chaile
Iirer
for.'t.
the Sniitheni Un.lerwritcrs Aasm iatioii.
nov ;) IKM
IL'KE OLD RYE WniSKY.
NATIONAL HOTEL BAR.
liKRKY FOSTER UfE AND DEXIWAKK
Pure Kve teveu Years Old. The l t
Whisky made jiisl received this day.
it., e -Ivai
j. o. s. i.nisms.N,
A):
Manufacturer and Dealer la Tin and Bheet
Iron Wares. Stouewoil Storas, the best in the
world, none like them. Tin Koofmir, Gut
tering nd Piping a Speciality. Favetlevillr
8l.,oppo.iU tlii Mai L...I l ump.
Kl
aleigh, N. C.
mar Udtf
'JAW TUo U 8 AND POUNDS
Prime rellueJ Lard.
At
W-W F JONES it CO'
DR. WIVL HALL'S
ti nf ntn miii i
ii
THE OHEAT AMERIOANCON
BUMPTIVE REMEDv.
Cuuciiuipliou is NOT an iuciiralile disease
I nyk'ians assure ns of this fact. It is onl'".'
.eee.saary to have the right remedy, ai d th ii;ht
'.erritilei uu tie eouqu matitdy ered.
HALL'S BALSAM IS
THIS KKMKDY,'',.
It l.rMwt. , lip th niifbt awerttR. relieveii
i rest.ve i.l.luess acmes Hie l.uue,, an
t-eais the lae. rutt-d at:. I excori-eted i.iirfac i1' ''
a'hicii the venom .d the disease produets. ' 'tin
fiiiti
WHILE LIFE LASTS THEHE IS HOP
iel
It ii ay not be ton Lite to eflcct a cure t vu.'t r
af'cr tht dm lors l.uve iveu you up. ,,tIjV
HALL'S HAL8AV. i sold even where, an
ma, tie had at wholesale of tho Proprietor
JotlN r. 11KNUY. OLKHAN A CO., at the."(',
(ir "t Medicine VA urchouse, 8 and n Colle.J li .
Place. New York. Priee ti nr Ijottle
itl.-is.
Cclds,
Pneumonia,
Lrouchitis,
Asthma.
8(iitiiiiK
uMilood,
Ciou .
'u ma
wimorijiu ivUtGii, j
ind a I o't.er dlseawi of the ret.piraloe .i
'rais. i
Ai-o Piopr.cloi of rfcovlil s H'ouJ and L
it?..';
'iXjL'el.,
, Ca I hi die
led Bittors,
Salve, F.dey's 'I roi In
Mott's Liver Pills, ,V
JOHN F. HKN RY, CL'KKAN &. CO..
San 1 Colhye Place, New York.
Jan JH lin
JOBfl OtTLI
.lOKK A G.tTLiNG,
A T T o It N S Y S AT LAW
KALEIGU, N.C.
Ic.
Jti-.ii" un.l Federal Omrts and the Courts
Hi c 1st .-el Hill Judicial Districts.
uov til tf
' OTI'. F
By vi.t ie nf a jal,iniit or lie flui i
'on 1 1 of Wake ouTv, the uiidetMg
Coui:..i s i.Biri vt ol ae.l nn 1 Im -day the i
.lay of .lnturi, !n7S. nt j ;t, t, . , - a Ii ti
the niurt llniisc door in tbi I 'it y of , ,
It o'ejoel; . a th ' .ii:nwin .lee. i .!. ! r
lste :
:t. Tract, Situate iniul '" ui.l. Wei-t
lie I'i'v of lialeivrh. ii.nne .i ate y on II.,
,'.n
',IHI
ie re , ai in- roKa or uu- ii, ,ii',oro ,
i'haie: llll K iaJ, adj ou.hk the land
lames BoAhfnrd, ll.-iri- of W. .1 Brown i'
other , known aa 4 the JohnC. Aloore i la
nutaiuin aiilv six at it s iiinre nr i,
on ltn- ,eiipi"t a-e a cno-i well e an-J
Iwel iue llou.e with 1 room., iood i
fencti", vjiuahle 1it. h.u.-e and iieces.-
OUt-!.oll-i', it.' , A c
Sid. Trait, Hituati" on Fayetteville Mr(,,
in Itie l il eif Kaleegli, adju nine ttie lot
Mf-. .lane F. Ilaywm.d. t. !ng part of !
o &U in the plan ol the cily, and fnnin
he law ollb'e of o. H. KoL'ers, aeepa.e.i. -.
IfHM- ir8aiB On.- third caah, r.-:
payahle m luoiilh, witn lotcre.t li per i is,
Iroui day of fale. No; ami apprnveu '
csrity reqnirad for d-ferri iaymeul.
DAN'L (i. FOWLE, i ,. ,
GEO. II. SNOW. jCorurr
dw tds is
Kaliioii NaTiomiL Ittra, N I
liai.aioii, Dec. 17th, 1-74.
TMIE ai.Dual meeting of the ."Cork hold
A o. th,a Bank wilt be held a; th-irlti'
ing House In this city, on Tneulav the 1
January r eit, at twelve o'clock, M.
dec .b-Sw (J. DJaWa, Y.( ahie
CiTutss' Natioxal B.
BaigitiB, N. C., Dec. 1 lh, I,K.
THE regular annual meeting of th- Mr"
holders of tbia Bank will be hot I a i w :
Banking boose in Raleigh on Tje.d.y J
January 1675. '
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