North Carolina Newspapers

1 THE KA LE1G It SENTINEL irAll.T AKKK.LV ASU SKVl-WF.EaLl CEcialCOTofKcftiCarQliiia.' STATE PRINTING & BINDING ESTABLISHMENT."' : tufty jaaei 1 year to ad vane... Dally 111 swathe in advance.,,;,. . U'lwklv " " 4 (H) 5 (to W,kl Sentinel " 3 W The i)ll.lSSTIBl. will hW delivered 10 any pert of U City a FUirw tenia .Wk NEW At)YEirTlSEMENT. J. w T HOM A S JUtorjipjr At Xw, AND GESERAf p,;;qK.VTV ' . t. it-A-li'f't . Nioiiit attention rlrm to' locating lands. Kumltbr liwlrx'U ot title. Itedeenui , old fnr taxes, i)oeailininenaiuingu iKfillHiUAWwy. . Aneriml atlemum eUrn to ImnilarraiUa. , foe- re.imoUeoce aoliclM, ' Filfti $utWUe iaTexu - Correspondence merely ot enquiry matt roaUln one uoiiar u. p. .... . v . S FAsnXABLE ANNOUNCEMENT I' ll til -tintt Tie present warm spell will cuiwe a a a ilnnian J for oar beautiful PLAID AND PLAIN LINENS, ,'.,.,, t; SUMMER MOHAIRS, PRINTED tlXESS AND LAWNS. - , s t ''. . rKit-! .U All of which -we aretuowicrlTirig; a fnTTsupply, rr 38 . " i v - : .n raw -AIha fur -Um tfBntlt'mw a -t til lyStiif k. of -the fJrtnbl-s-5 MACKtXAW 11AT iacocT-enlxMigrlii, anV the wloreJ mitilfttor : ' " ttfvw; ! 1- '. . . , m -. . A wuta of ufrvf (r!y nmnipr)" flilk tjr 14 rW. H.-A RK TUCKER- N EVER The Largest Stock ou Recortlrf m err T. tfKIKEL llv IMutntd. 4.. He in ftlin at th old Stahd witli Wgt4 Mmimfint of SPRING GOODS TUAN EVER. U. 8. CENTENNIALKX)D8;''!lj OURTn JfLT CF.STBSNIAL G06D&' 5776. uiriUmrs. isrs Ivook atmy Ulthiot riiiteaau;; nlioom yoor rtyW SUITINGS. In let anything yon want. Coma mid ee me, I know I can mil you. ' ' j WEIKIL'3 ESTABLISHMENT la at the olJlaco one oor, ijuUi pi : the -Southern Eiprfin oiTln ; . I guarantee all tny fits," , pr isi.- .t-.;-r. gweikel: f , i i r Mi :I "R O L T E M E A L J-' ..... .... -..if- 800 to 1,300 buiheU per werk n-ceived and told cheap for eagaWlrat ' ' . OATTIS & JONES' QEYDEL & CO'S'. FN. - - -rr--s tri-V VtfM rocket jiatmnocUjT: WEIGHT ONLY 1 tOUND, BEARS 1,00 POCNDS. iPRICIC OF Na. 1, W. A moat luiarkma Coach, Beat, Swing1, 4c. .... s- Circular auy be tti ij addrctslnf ' -V VAN WART MoC'OT. V , M and 130 Dual Street, htw . A pril T S. HW... .t i' bit .. mii' m H ... i rpilE eALIBUR, EXAMINER, ' 11! Dorratlc- Printed Meekly ami T weeklj at 12, aad AMr, ' ' J. J. BTEWART,' Erm PaofnnTnr,"- June 94 tf - SalUbury, Jf. C N o liol.len of the K. A A. A. L. R K ( . will tin via at tbelovnant' office, In Kalelsh on rrt.u.th, SUt July, 1N?B, commeacing at . v noon.. W. W. TAPS, e'y and Trraiitrr. J ! dlavtd IDSTOKi'IfKDIUKl.TOKW'rt- l.'ji" ' ' ' 4 - ' , ; ' For tiitJ benefit of the. mW. vri '1ud- mc ir tin trty . ,,, ;; ;'t Vi-hlern tijall .dofirlj il U:15 IMU. S:0.t n. m 11:45 a. m.' f4. .'..I'' - t il f m ! 'V wUa.V44 . nu R. & C. ROv.S"- i'.V:3J a. nt 'J. " i' " rrivr 3:l8p. m. ITiriiusjli bort!icnriitW(J- A p fii R. li. dosea - - i-"9;30 a. m. riirousjh fiortlicru vis R. & fl.'" " . R. rtrrivi ,V.; ::; ;.,f:,VU$ paij Through )urUwtn vi .Golo-.;! it j. . fborCip8C J " v i ,!;0,1 p. t. fliroujl kiorthernnhttJoT. w , " loro iirrivea rr. 1 t;i5 avm. ' Ofllce lionra for delivering tnniU frotu 7:30 a. ruj to 6:30p. m,ni . tJ , Money' orders arc issued rw ia,ul 4rmf:lj a. m. to 4 C m. , "Txtrcra can be registeiTd froiit 8:15 a. iu. to 4 p. m. '' Y'-'t V', ' ' ' (JBicelK ura ou SmtWj Jyom f: p.ni', to ftp. v . (4f j John C. Smaj i for, tUo reaon i tUrjfjoftha Senrln'ol'4 flo in' a' fully ant!orizel manftger' amf ntl .Id' 6 trucU ak nugngoiaohts with pulrWn rrrn binding on thd 1 atiird cf the pa per. To ALL ;'j4a9 o tub 'Sfvrittf' rami fr -rorseiTios-y t't tit AU persons now"Evlbg? LoTwi 4 evr been' roUcriliefa MKlmMhSt 4utf' ainesi1t jataUiakssaitk iiy4i' late I siibscribeta1 and" renders of the pap r. Ia everything that 'ia dohiiablo, - sra proiuiao to mAke lt 'cqnal tdhatthe Scttel cvMF-waa, oO-WuihW Um man- ADTERTiSEIi,; 1 1 91 To TBTB OLt) AbVKRTISISli TaTIOXB ;OP Tlo. o'4 potrons of tlu BOTtiiA in Raleigh arfl rwr.ocl fully and eiiruUy Holicitoj "to resuiiio busiwfWi relations with the papcifr, and renew thair ooritracUi. It Is esrte4allT desirod to have thf itt do HA-lttto) the first at Jul vThs tl i w.iu.r tli a U tt dftto npjMtr eoUrcly rneyr- ed and perfJotly sjLreJ, Alladvertwo nieiita hamW in ti? l'f auch poutrach, brtwix n this aud 3i fi will bo puldiHlred to Uuyt datfl free ofiargji, : Mr. John u byiMi, a44aAwaiMuoa of the Ktsitmel il oa'huaJ, Audi fwdl muke contracts to tlaty from tko l gioi fito'g" otTttiF IftTbalffjypiKjithplw- tire. .. ." ' -e.'-i ': y-'i , v K V t LOCAL DOTS. 1 4b e--'4SiBi " AH qulot hrpolice circles this morn- . Cotton la looking well throu"h6ut (he country. j.t,.;i..i1i.ir- mli;Uia ' gt John's society wetU next tTuesJay evening., .,., ,t.;. i Betting on Thurmnn .was ivfeljjrii morning -1 ; .a ? s ' ' ' !': liut very littlo travel Is now pussuig tlorough tlds city; in Thereitre fiomcroiti bands i) siiblo eremidersf out last night.' The lVr't"'0' The SweiMoir trial lun tfrawn a lars number rvisltot to)hc c.r , 7r 1,1. Jiidliig jrom the long Sessions the Grand Jury iuut have bands (nil.. ' CoR II. C. Jou.-.-t, of CiiarloUe, and Jolui(",i -tlilmrff'of, Oirebfcbor are In theciry;"! . k ' i . r 'it., v.t t- i!' -Soon tho bnibuctie season will rora- raencerj Candidates .fui'qlshiujf1 llba jork anu trimmings. -' yi v ' '.J' IetroiKhtan ball was jammed last nighl with ntgers to rat fy Hayes and ; Wheef. r's nomination. - t - .' ' ' The Voung ilen's Zeb. Vance c'ub alreadjf numhera J88 niembersTlB H,arjl uHie.it will iavc fulf !0J. "j E. E.' of thircity, who reccilly ; graduated witu honor at.VVest I'oUiiris toe staUooed at It q 1 yarriroh, In Ibis j To-Jut the iniom and witnesses tu the StperitirJCirt were ittcharged until UaaHuty) This" wan done , iu . ontcr to clear thj deck for the fiwrpsoh tria!.1' ' The first colton'ldoom we liiiyif seen thiS leason was hud on our table this rnorniugJ.Jt,famoJrani the farm i.if C. L. IIari!,'iieath new fdr ground :. . ..: ,- . ; -ITargelt afreet scliool , bou-.i, U ,pat, used for tliB pnrpoic for which ;it wa built, and nearly every tyiit a lotof negroes take posecision and have nonn sort of a shew arouad. U i a nu'wanci i.gi.Tio ov 0iceR.-At teg' iUar,niet!t!?of Miotso I.o, 5o. 8, t U. 0, F., hi tvciiinjr. the following riiUetni h wire ulectal lo fl!l tiut va rious oflli'tn durin? the rnir!rn trrm: .X-iScat-m Calei. ( V. oi-tll. lf Tawltis, . ,,,R;fi.-b.r.cufUa. : f, F, H.rT. W. lilk. ', -JLJwaaiitA-iCt B.' Edwar.ti." I'rjf-toaa-C, M. Uuhe, J, J. IJtcU- 'r...'... f... ...... II t I. in. IV wuvub iwi-sin i.".i; 1 It trii( the school committee fjr W'tkt pnwn :!h)oi nousfflua pretcrv meta tVoiil t!aiua: 1 In paaaiiig Uio ltdol building ucir the vhj cemetery, on'yea tcrdiiy a!u ruooii, wo saw auvcral Utile byn ! ertijaged Jit , tnmshiux window Sia-, throwing tone throu-jh the liouie and otherwise, dc facing the tui'd- iiijf.! Th . commiUeo ara.ideruIitV In thclriiworu duty in allowing tha school hou.-'t U remain open as they now re, and tney Miouia i isvoruiy dealt witb if ir4 slorpu'V 'hT v"" Tub BKykto Cass Jpby Emfak tLLi D.-rTh ediirt -borise to day was the foi8of ot,tr.ictiun ia consujuenoeof the trial of j O. W. Swertson - charjred XoLVjsA.t ah early bonr the crowd b- guu to. itsicnill'le, aud wWio Judge Watt toulf hw iat.oa the bancU ihj?m WAS I M att . aBt A, ... .,,, ' , x,. WAiu.. a.rCT..irvsr?s- 'nTTi "v.r i Uiiri;oe, 1.. II. Bradley, rIaVld I.ewls, Ttioii.a D.tnty. t',"RV wjnf Jflugb V-'-j t-' " " ,. ,, " k , . , , -, , hand to iVo ftiiy iirliicr. report of the ' ifot-kKjlE (Na ur WcdneB.kiy; June ft. t-Court 'ftinf tW-yiloric',; a.4 m. au the Jiticbapriisenti,j' ,j ,lf (ri , The wi k o( kaheat rorj-Hf lirt'tcfore if sued lrt.i 1W aHif t lf luj ;caatf pf'tLe fc'tatajy; jlJitwgW .Appttfwtlte, m! t urrtf. !): ih ialitirUf f. . Columbus ut .. :SrtB I .. , -.1.1.. iuiUit .oe'ai(i,"aar the1 prisoner bronchi :jto !cHik"hnd released nriiler 111.: aumj t The fid t-iisir appeal were llien dis- Htd of Jil1 y; li: R.(!(iiik et aL,i&om rj;uf:d by J. M. Cieraent for od J. M. Mol oi khs und.W. trdabt.,f5-'"';'.,l!'.f, JJ' (iastpn,., Argued by Wilton plaintiff, and Jonef John- itriWr'efc6tatita'. -J tHutd ata S S. lVgram, k al,,,va. J asperiilo we, Sluan,jjt Cli om Mack, leuburgr jArgued bysShipp A Bailey fqc "loauUiiud ,liy pnea & Jolmston for ,!; :CpuH ij'urued 'iinttl J tomorro" at . -., i , ft t t i 1 I IJ Tils jCfiirasVui,'' rorirra The com niiUooftbo Board of Aldjrinen.Meirit. J. tCv. Ljuus' P, J. S Tescud nd JJ, O. 'AJiirrsi,,;. after a long-labor bavo brought' fuk-tji tho following programme of exercises Iq m observed on Vine 4tUof July. Wo thiuk it a mistake on the pait pf tli cpnihiittee to have s3wtfcd Jltitro politna iliiil ,for tlm speeelifying, &4. One ol tbq groves ju n iboiit tboeity sloaid lint-a been sdectoJ. " JlelrVnoli tan b&U V)u'4 accommodate a third part of tUo trdwd that Wonld like to bear Mr. P.iUio'ci ortion, betudos the boat will be alittost nalje a)-blt. .W'e boiw aha com-v mitloo . will iwkn t abaagti? H ere m lauds V Olio buLdw.f (cans a sutirin by Rnleiglt Lifebl Artilter a sv. ::-Ai it) A-44CW-ViCpoP itch Iiflffl will be condactad an follows: i l: l'rayej-by xV.Jpr. Vulighan. . Derhirution of . ladpeaidenoe, Geo. IL Wr,t IX'Sn'MHit' "'-.IT- ; 7" Oration by lion. K.-1'. Battbv'-- '( '"! luti-rHporsoil with nmsio. ;-::,!" - At niglitj iLire jwlll bn tho gTaudost iltTlay of jfire-wqrks ever wituesaed in Rsk-igh at Baptist jOrovc, ' ." ',Tn th t hrtSy TrtiH :Wk at Chicago, ba't-atur.lijaV O- &i'tg w awnteaced 10 H.y a fido of $'i,0pi).aud to baimpris. Mil in the county y.iil tWijyrHrfi ; (. b. Dickenson, nnd Jonutlian Ablr' distillers, eiv.di ?I,0)(V rltto'i sad tbrno- -months ; Kiiixm i?owt II.S;l.H()OflnAnd six months; IT. B. Millar, ex-county treasjr.ir, $3,000 biii ji.lRii uioidliS ; F. I... Ibcd, f 1,000 lino aiut one day; H. U. I lialnu and lnvid JiU'dii rivdi l,0k) tiuo an uid. U.wm 1 f.l """7 1 mouths; Wim.' Cooi.tu-, 2tW UlITt (.'OM rhonShs IVL0"1L0"0 7TH' 1 . : . . . . 1 . b-4etPlr, ait.Ht.H.anppoaed has ' r)laMlil Il Bailip e,t,ax,rrorp Salifor! Bionum; i. r. iiniormia anu .u , .;,. n ,.,. . . ,,!,., vfSnr -iu:h $ .OH) tine and Mirew'V u Vi i i V u " i 7 I. aw lvar aSuLa lion. la at n1 amhriAAa acorco T. Barroughs. X0W ;"-' . - I f 1 1 " TUK ITfi 1K. CHARLEH H, . JOHNSON. .. E. ramfci JTESOK KEftl'KCT. . 'At meeting of1 tha Academy of MedtdnW tf tWJTltJTheWAprft lst;;I comtuittee, consisting of Bra. w.' G. Hill, E. B. Haywood, and JA E. Iliue, was'appointed td prepare fesolutlons exprcssive of the sentiment of the Academy oa the announcement of the death of. Dr.,, Charles E. : Jobhion, 1 Fellovr of ihe 'Academy i . The. com mittee, through their chairman, Dr. W. G, Hill, k jiorted tfie follo'wlug wh'cb were unaiilmously adopted i ' Rcsolvt.i-'That tho ' Fellows 6f ffie Raleigh AcauTniy of "Medicine have hi-ard with profound sorrow of tbe death of their friend and brother. Dr. Cbarles t.. Jouuson., ........ Resolved. That In tho death of Dr. Johnsoii the medical profession has lost oiiu 01 nioi coiuiucuous ana suininn ornamoDts, bringing to the practice of meiucine a twwerlui intellect, the mott scientiflf culture, tha ripest judgment aud skill, and a heart full of kindness and humanity, bo wasatvne and model of the enlightened christian physician. Rcsolvsd, That Dr. Johnson's death Is not merely a sore and grievous loss to the profctnlon which he adorned, but also to tee community with which he has been to long and honorably IdentT-1 ue, ne tin as o 1:1s state or wnicn ne was iM ewlnont aud useful a.cjjlaec; , est condolence to tho family of our de ceased brother.' " ': . ; Resolved, That we will attend the funeral lit a body, and as a mark of our (jnei win wear hadge or mourn lax for thirty days. , . .,,. . ..,,,1 Resolved, Tliat the secretary forward a copy ot these resolutlna to the family of tho dpteascKiA and also reeordthem '' '' " ! ... ; , . . At the aim naf "inetiii r of the Medical Socfrty bftlib Stat? of North Caroliua, beld af FHyetteville May 3d and 4th, Uie followi'ug report of the committee aptffcftWW society of the death of Dr. Cbarles E. Joliuson, 'of Rilulgh, was nnauimonsly adopted:'''.1- "' ' '" Whereas thia Hocief y Las learned with deep interest and proton nd emotions of sorrow of tjie rcnt deUi at bia borne, in Raleigtt, of that dbsuugnisbed physi cian aud fellow mem Iter of this Society, Dr. Charles E. Johnson, therefor, Jfainad and eminent physician, aoeom plishexl gontleman and Li.li toued riti. zen of tha stnte, ao favorably known for ana wiaq lortiHMu vu-tnew wliteii alorn professional Jifiv as well as personal character, 'this Society ban lost a mam- wr wnourt nourso iu it ws always of that devoted and high character which made Lim a worthy example to others, whoso attainments and skill ia practice made him an ornament to the orofeaaion bo lovo.l m wed, aud whose iutegrityss a man,, fond devotion nil a hustiiind, fatlierlirotberi amhwhow nnwlflnh patriotism as a loving son of North Caro lina will remain with endurine admira tion and honor upon oar memories sud tbosewho succeed ns, and which in crease the nambor of jewels lielonging to this Sooiety. to onr profession and to the stMc.--:. v r ,, ,. -ir-y'!'-tv '? T r Resolved. That a copy of these reso lution be spread, upon ,onr, minutes. pubnsiied ia the llaieiirh papors Dy the secretary, aud a copy of them be sent oy turn to the bereaved xamiiy ot oar deceased 'brother,',, with assurances of our sincerent sorrow and sympathy with them fn their sevens affliction, .. . ; Respectfully anbmitteiL. . j ': m. , f - ..I. J. BCMMEBEU .,, I " J. B. Jo-NKS. . . . ..' : . .;. Committee.', '' " - CUBIOU.H DESCRrPTlON' OfrX RUS SIAN RELIGIOUS SECT. ; German travelers Dr. lUuJa and Seiven, have publisliod nn account of their Jortrney in the Caucasus last Jear, in which, there is a curious description of a Russian sect called tbe Dnchobory, or Champions of the Spirit This sect was on m led in the middle of ithe last century by a dwhargod aoldier iu the government of Kharkolf. In 1768 the Dnchobory openly announced to the authorities at Tamboff that they would not iu future -make ns of any churches, sacred pietaroa, or religious forms or symbols of any kind whatever, but only pray to the in visible God. As this sent B3t only aimed at the deetmetioi of the htite church, but threatened to cause serious disturbances among the people, its members had to suffer much prosecu tion nnder- the government of tha Em press Catherine ; and they were so badly treated by the members of ths orthodox faith that they emigrated in a body to the government of Tsnria, where they were permitted by the Emperor Alexan der 1, to settle iu a district of Malotch naja. Here the Daolioboty became very prosperous ; and nnder a ukase of the year 1816, which publicly recognised their blameless life, tbey were allowed to remain unmolested till 1840, when tbe Luiprror Nicholas ordered them to be sAiit into Transcaucasia. t Tbey are bow living in eight settlements on the Turk ish frontier. They have no clinrcues, preachers, Or forms of prayer, , Tbey do uut make the sign of the cross, and their onl v hymns are a series of . proverbs, which are transmitted Terbally.frpm generation to generation. , Their prayer- 'tinn take place in a private house. Thry ei down, tbe men ou one side and HT.AW a widow of thirty. VCrf lfll tu avit V.UVll AUV VHIVI SVI 1 tl v wuw limit's , Voi'"ii THE rA3X OF THE tOWEBT A' k:(i . .. "AV-, . i v.- aKLtAKt or oeobob AFPikwnrrc. On the tliird day bf July but, Bin Lane anU Bryant Capps, two oclired men of aolJsboro, arreted in that place one ueorgo Applewhite, a mulatto man, said to have been one 'of the Lowery gang of Robeson eonbly, and for whom the Xeginlatnre of 1870-T1," offereif 'a reward of five Uiouaaud doUaia. Apitiwbite had bxa about Goldsbo ro for two r three years, and bid work ed on many of tho new buildings erected in that place siuce tbe great Area of 18C9 and 1871, paMing nnder' tho name of William Jacfcaon ' ' ,a'i"'" t ! In 18G9 ' BberitT ' King,' of ! Robeson oounly.waa ninrderetl, and suspicion fell upon Gdorgo Applewhite, generally sup posed to be ef tbe Lowery gang. 1 He apprehended and sent td Wilmiog ton jail for safe keeping.1 Borne months afterward ho broke 'jail and returned to Robeson, whan, after -remaining abemt four mouUia, be was abot at by a parry sent to apprsbenJ- bim but was not taken.' - Ho tbsa left Robeson and wont to 6oldsboro some time in tho early part of 1873, where be remained amtfl spprs- bended last sr fw.U wwsnl ' Tb mfwwarrcateTl'ini ba long'known ,tbat he vraa Oeorg Applewhite,' and tbey arrested him when they did unddr tuf oftnatioa ; given to them that tbey would make five thousand dollars by tho operation: .KiK Vi' ,IUA m 4 After htjig aitoatoJ, Applewbita, alias Jackson jvaa takeoi Cumbna Jail for aAfe.inpp,in8,aMil svWn, last spring. arraigned for trial, his oouuael, W. Fos ter Frsuol v Esq. j moved that the kn klux amDeaty.aot of 1870-71 pardoaed Applewhite, and tho . qaestion waa ip. paloddUJiaaM.iH-wliieh,to- day sustained the appeal and Applewhite waa release.. a ni J.-s i i kf -'; ; Qeorge Applewhite is twenty-sis yean old ; a mulatto man abontfive feet eight inches high and weighs about one baa dred and jfUty pounds. He waa djoro the slave of Council Applewhite, of Wilson eouuly, and was held a alave by the Applewhite estate until the close of tbo war, 1 -sv. . . I 'n', In the winter of 18CWC7 he went witb Alviu Peeoook, Esq.'. of Wilson,' nto Itottesoo county to work iu the turpen tine 'bnsinoaa.' jWhile' ao 'engaged be married ' a cousin of nnry Berry Lowery, 'a giri by tbe name of Oxen dine. I In . t his wsy . hie - name became connected wiUt the Lowery gang, r.1; i, j Applewhite does not look like a bad mnn, and; although .by' rrason of bia wife'a relations ha must Lava known of the doings of tie Lowerys, it i a matter of doubt if he ever joined with tltem in thoir depreOatioaa and outrages. ; Be lug an alien, -as it were, it ia said that the Lowerya. distrusted and despised bint, and bitterly opposed bis warriafe into their (dan.; . tMmy-'..iAi-h-nf Qeorge ' Applewhite it at' large now, and nudex tbe full protection of the law, and if he conducts himsolf as a gcod citixau he should and will not.be mo lested..,, He Bays he shall retnrh to Goldsboro, or bia old home in Wilson, snd go to work.. .. . v,t?,t1 Tiik Radical, uonvjirTio!r! Yra IKBDAY. At the hour of going to press yesterday afternoon we left the xadliuUiouaiynyenUon .over proxies from rarious townships. After tuub cofblon' and turbulence the affair was iu some way adjusted. Albert Magnln, J. P. II: Adams, John O'Xeal aud" W'M.-'BrowrT 'were ap pointed delegates to the congressional district convention, and J.'C L ' Harrlr, W," D. Jones, J. II. HarrW, col.and R. C, .Badger, delegates to the tnsulog state convention. ' Resolutions ' w. tt passed endorsing Judge Settle for Gover nor nod W.' A. 'Smith for' Lieutenant Governor. 'A tesolatton was also adopt" ed recommending I. J. Young ( for the congrewiDbal ooralnatiou. , When .this resolution ! was offered A. W. Shaffer arose and Went for Ike with gloves off, biit ft didn't do any good, for it waa a.1.ilAil wtlft Veil. J" ! 'U'l . . 1 Dispatches from Waabington, Sunday, state that Mb Blaine's condition has not changed for the better. , He baa been confined to ' bis bed, for the past four days, and exhibits symptoms of extreme physical prostration.. He baa alow form of fever, result iag irons, malarial and bis physicians have some apprehensions of its assuming the typhoid form. Change of climate is regnrded as absolutely iu dUpensablo to his recovery, and arrange meuts bavo . been made for kU leaving fox, Maine on Tnejdi'y, and he .will gJ directly home without change of cai a If you ere trouMe ! witli Dyspepsia, pain id tha redon of the Heart! Liver Complalut. or any other painful tymp torus, do not wait lo confirm tbe duresse tut break it up at once by using Dr. Hull's Yegelalde i'tua. tou will thank us loradvaje. ' iTHE RALEIGH ENTIKEli5l 3117 Ad verttaemeDtl wfD be nuerted fa thS 1mu4 SssTissi. s tbs followlnf rales persqnsreof - one raca, or tea mmioa Hues. . . , - Oas squtS one time - - f LW i ' eaca sutMeqnetit msenloe - - less than a weeti i. ....... 80 . . I square, t week!.,i.i.,.-k,.;. t M t " - 1 aiooth....... a. aoo. l :vr-;.::;i': . :-i.4(..-ww a go ! -MOO, ,. t w " , &..hH( 7 - l...i.,.....WM ti; a - ae t 1 "' 1 " pi OMTICAL NOTES. 4 ' ' .1 L . ?t: Wi I P It has never been definitely deter mined who is the man that first nomi nated Grant. "Now who flrit nomina ted Haves t r--x'-"-- According to tho Sew' York Mai, "the ticket is a regular douhle-ender goes just aa well one way as tho other. 'Hah far Itlehw and Mcrah t The Chicago Time makes the borrl- ble annoutkerofcat ilk at Got. Hayea eatea a j Chinaman each morning fr oreauatt. nr. wneeier eata two. ' Tbe New York Herald aogresto that Grant be elected Senator from Illinois as the lucceaaor of 4obn Logan. Thai , would certainly do to keep the thlnjf on uie same leveu ., rf . , The Orcson Oreponlan (Reo. sava of the recent state election, that, so far s aa the Legislature la concerned, neither" party baa a majority, on a Joint ballot i ) i -uie ocmocrats iacatng one and tha republicans five to make up tbe neeet sary number. - -- Tbe tmlianapolls Sentinel make tlie . '' A point that if Hayea did notbinir. also. . t during his brief season of legislative ' experience, it apiieara that ho ateadily and conilstenlly recorded bia role for all Uie railroad land rrsnta that cama. before thf House while lie war a mem1 In the ' epinlori ef t tlie ',Ks w' York d t A World tha ticket havlnir been nomloa- ted Altrjicusft Jbr, kolis. nsi-ms w di lyen out of .the Cabinet. . Tula ia a . . H . notice to, the thieves and plunderers n r that tbey will not ba molested, bat are I " wntl to savs the party, ; " - .. .. ,i i w"- ; ' ; Rtrpti'BB Cuued in from 30 to 90 days by the use of the Triumph Truss feTrkuBph Rupture Remedy - roanufn . . wwjr vj xn i VTmwM, uowery.n. i. liiis iruss ana ur- pbftefmk RielledaTat thelastMsT sion or the Great American . Institute Fairj i Hend 10 cenU for their new book . ' ' ' U'. i. 1 -H i f- I'ftiJa-U ' tavatMs-i4iiv-tMiMuiwh .let 80Ma B. Hutcajng, daughter of 1 1 . W. 1). Uotcbing, Esq., ae4 tS tears aad i f Edentoa Street M. X. Chuicfa. South, to-. . . . niu. iHiioirii win iiiiDHiv irtMA .. morrow (Thuradaj Jane Mtb. st tl o'clock ' i if aa. t ,it . a- . Mm t2.ll MM T OK I. IL only eSUd of Heory U. and NetUe If. Mai-" tin aaia, area e stoataa aaa aars. NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS' i - - - .,,-Tt I EXCURSION lO PHILADELPHIA ANl) V ' RETURN. , "il ''' Ritsiaa Uicrov B. I..' ::;,. OrncsGair.PAas.Aas .i ...r... - Alalelgh, JunaS4, I ouiid trip ticket! to Philadelphia and Isra will he os atle at K the staUmie irtt the II ii- of this road on the morula of June Wih, JkHS, at the followla; reduced rates s4- 1 iron JUUelgn, ;v"r.'f Jo. " Neute .i-'-'1 -' is,- Wake, c-u 'I8 60 " Touoravllle, id.au " Frank llnton. 1 " ; 1H S T ',.. Ktttretlar ,. .. 18. 0 . Henderson, Junction, Wdgeway, Warreateo. s ,'J il.ii' i 177 17 SO 1T. " tT.oa 'Jin u r la.T5 16.00 ''- Macon, blJfston,,..,,, .;.. (iMtoa, ----- fj " - TICKETS' OOO&TOK DAT JROVi ,. - i I i JUNK WITH Kii nirr.'AY rr av TtiTii vintirV CS-t. i'l? '.2 . Pandiaaer.'of-iUs reduced' raU 'ticket f"f!,1M' -tr s wmmim m v aBh Baaj avvvaaHi " lil t required Uleavsoe tbe North, boaaif ' , ,,,! iram rnuay, uue ouin, out may return upon say i of the refnlar trains wlthla the time epectoea above. fT THOU IS fiAfjCK.'.-" juee 7-t , 4 Pea. Paaa, Att. "tlTAKE COUNTT.-IN THE 81'PEKIOR , VV ).; .' COURT. , i . ttmatoasroa Bzuar. ' cut Jooee W.teon aad T. P. lev renx. ExHrs. nf P .- A Hmh.nr A.'A . ' ' Joanna F. Stenberg; Beda W, Sletiberg, Cbas. ' " B. Loader, -ary John Loader and Annie onea loaaer. i... . ., .. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. . . Te fAeSM-ifqf ttuie Con)yOmlg t' Yoa arebereov eoraaaaadea. ta eharf .'-. Joanna'F. Meabent, Beda W. etenberg, Chan. " . owuucrir, oarkavane Miaaer, nans' bv v Loader, Mary John Loader and Annie June Loader, the defenduiU above aaawd. If thev " be found wlthla year county, to appear at the office of the Clerk of tbe Superior Court for the count; of Wke, wlthla 2d, daya after the aervlcaot thur aammons oa'tbU, exclusive of the day of such eervlre, aud inswer me compmui, a copy or waicb will be depoaltei ia ibs offlee ei the Weifc of th rnpener wur. foe said eauaty, wuhla ten daya from toe date of thla suairaona. Boa res tben use notice that ir tbey faU to an swer the anld eoaplalot within that ttntS, ' the pUlnllira wUl arply to the Court fof tha relief demanded ia the complaint. ' Hereof fall wot, aad of this eaauBoas make One return. i , . , , ,,,,.,.., tiivea under mv hand and aeAl of ul.l 1 ' -" ' Court, thla .17 day of June ItCfl. i ,k. , ) --:i i i ,.i i Oerk BUperlor Court Wake Couaty. i"i ' -.'li-. i". t ,u .i i.if.-t.... NORTH dAKOUNA, WAKE .COVNtr., , - . , I 1'aobiTB Coca. 1 r. I - "l! Jones Vim aadTi I.' Deverenir; E j'ra. hv'- ! " J vwra. eiewMrg, aec a. Ut a .1,.-i't Jsmes t.-k-kifjt. B.JW.' iseBfcVr,taii.,,V' W. eherg, harab Jaae ieader, Jaaees tLJ, -, Ixiader, Hry John Loader, Annie Jouea . leader and aunaa O. Loaler. " , '- . -1 i'J X'l ir,: . . . . . . . ... irappennna 10 me eaiuieuaa ai tha . Court by Uie amilavlt of Thomas V. Oevereax one ot ine Biamtins beaela that s rood eaaae nf Ad4.lAa im Ik. . ... K . . . aue uiuigence ine ueiendanu Joaana F, " V Bieoberg, !4rk Jaee Loader, , Veda.i W.I reth mt, Bteabera std Charlea W. Btenberr eaoaot , be fouud bii ths Bute of North Caruilaa, aad ' '?lilJ L. Uut Uey art proT pmrtire twthlctlow. " - It is therefore erdere4 by tbe Coartlhat nmmoni by publteaiioa be made, la the "" Weekly Beatrnet once a week for six weeks, - : ' and furtben that a copy of aid pbUsk4 ; 'it tnmmoot t encloeed aa4 directed tosach . ' ef the within named nou-rel.lente whoae " " , ' addresiis hnowtttetaeplalntliraberela. . .' -i ' ' J. N.BUJIT1NO, Clerk. BCSBSS 4. Bl SHIS. B'alntlfr Atttwner. 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