4
Vj- - .'v . J
si!':.-
If
k '
.' " .
' cf
' "v V '
'.4
1 '
hi
'liJte
' tv
1 $
;.1B
! ' il
14
4
Jr- :
THE SENTINEL
TnUHSDAY, JULY 13, 1875.
TIIKDEMOCItATIC FLAT
i' rosm. !-! "
11 We givo Ixlow the corrected text of
- tho attonaH-IeHreratie.-r I'Ut.'onn,
which, in every paragraphias badly
mutilated in IU transmission by telegraph
..-iall Iho pastor totirnHls !"! '
party o( the 1'uited States in- National
' Convention as.'mblixl, do .hereby le
- dure the administration of the Federal
Government to be in urgvnt need of im-
mcdiate llt-form t do hereby enjoin upon
tho nominees of this Convention, and of
the Democratic party in each State, a
..zealous effort and on-oierat'.oo to this
end ; anl do hereby appeal to our fsl-hw-citi4.'na
( every, former political
- Hiwiitu, to undertake .. with. u Jhia
first and moat pressing patriotic tiutj.
For the Democracy of the whole conn
try, we do here reaffirm our faith in the
nermanenee of the Federal Union, our
devotion to 'the Constitution of'' the
United States with its amendments uni
versally acceded as a final settlement of
the controversies that engendered ' eivii
war, and do here record our stem! fast
confidence In the perpetuity1 of" Kepnb-
Iican Self Government, f . vi tffV i-j
' In absolute aeoaiescence' In the will
. of the majority the vital principle i of
rr publics m ine supremacy oi me viu
,overtlis military authority ; in the total
. separation of Church and State,' for ' the
sake alike of civil and religious freedom;
iu the equality of all citizens before just
Jaws of their own cnactmeni ; in ine uo
erty of individual conduct, uavexed by
sumptuary laws : lirthe faithful etliica-
tion of tho rising generation, that they
may preserve, enjoy, ana transmit, ineso
best conditions of human happiness and
hoi e, we behold the noblest product of
a hundred years of changeful history
"1)ut while upholding the bond of; our
Union and great Charter of these our
rights, it behooves a free peopbt to prac
tice also, that eternal vigilance which Is
(,i Rivomm is necessary to rebuild and
establish in the hearts of the whole peo
;' pie, the Union, eleven years ago happily
rescued from the daugcr oi a beecasion
of States i but now to be saved from
a corrupt Centralism which, after inflic
- ting. uponacnJLj3tatefthe rapacity of
- earpet-ba'g ty rannieg, has honey coiuleI
the offices of Ihft Federal - Government
itself with incapacity, waste, and fraud j
infected States and municipalities with
the contagatiori of misrule, and locVed
fast the, prosperity of an Industrious jch
pie in the paralysis of "Hard Tunes.,,! )
ItfeFOBM is necessary to ' establish a
sound enrrency, restore the public Credit,
ani maintain the national honor, . i ,
We denounce the failure for all these
eleven years of peace to make . good the
promise of the lejtal-tender notes, which
are a changing standard of value in , the
hands of the people ana the nou-pny-
mcnt of which is a disregard ' of the
" Pliirlited faith of the nation
We denounce the improvidence which
in eleven years of peace has taken from
the people in Federal taxes thirteen
limes the whole amount of the legal
tender notes and squand red , four times
their sura in useless expense without ac
cumulating any reserve for their redemp-
tion. . ,; v
We denounce the financial imbecility
and immorality of , that party which.
durinor eleven years of peace, has made
no advance toward "resumption, no pro'
paration for resumptjon, but instead has
obstructed resumption, by wasting our
resources and exhausting all our surplus
' income ; and, while annually professing
to intend a speedy return to specie x
nients, has annually enacted fresh I
drnnr.es thereto. As such a hindrance
we denounce the Resumption-dsy clause
of the act of 1873 and demand its re
peal. .
, , We demand a judicious system of
preparation by public economies, by
oflicial retrenchments, and by t wise
finance, which shall enable the nation
soon to assure the whole world of its
lcrfoct ability and its perfect " readiness
. to meet any of its promises at the call of
the creditor entitled to payment.
We believe such a system, well de
vised, and, above all, intrusted to com
petent hands for execution,' creating at.
no time an artinciat scarcity oi currency
and at no time alarming tne public mind
into a withdrawal of that vaster machin
ery of credit by which" 93 per cent, of all
business transactions are performed, a
system open, public, and inspiring gen
eral confidence, would from the day of j
its adoption bring healing on its wings
to all our harassed industries, set in mo
tion the wheels of commerce, manufac
tures and ths mechanic arts, restore I
employment to labor, and renew in all
its natural sources tho prosperity of the
people. "" - ; - i
Rekobm is necessary in the sum and
modes of Federal Taxation, to the end
that capital may be set free from distrust,
and labor lightly burdened.
We denounce the present Tariff, levied
upon nearly 4,000 articles, as a master
piece of injustice, inequality, and false
pretense. It yields a dwindling, not a
yearly rising revenue. It nas unpover-
-ished many industries to subsidize a few.
It prohibits imports that might purchase
the products of American labor It lis
degraded American commerce from the
first to an inferior ranx on the high seas.
It has cut down the sales of American
manufactures at home and abroad, and
denleted the returns of American ani
culture an industry followed by half
our people. It costs the people five
times more than it produces to the
treasury, obstructs the processes of pro
duction, snd wastes the fruits of labor.
It promotes fraud, ' fosters smuggling,
enriches dishonest officials, and bank
rupts honest merchants. We demand
that all Custom House taxation shall be
only for Revenue. ; ."' , ; :
-4lxroBianccciwriirith scl f
Public Ixpense Federal, State . and
Municipal. Our Federal taxation has
swollen from 60 millions gold, in 1860,
to 400 nuuona currency. ui ibtq ; our
airsrresrate taxation from . 154 millioni
gold in 1860. to 730 millions currency in
1870 ; or In one decade, rrom less than
tlptr head to more than 18 per head.
Since jhe ptjacc, the people Late i paid
to tlicir tax gatherers uiro than thrice
the sura of the national debt," anl more
thin twice that sum for tho Federal
Government alone. We demand a rigor
ous frugality in every department, and
from every oflicer of the Government. .,
ltEKOitM is necessary to put a stop
to the protligate waste of public lands
and their diversion from actual settlers
by tho party in power, which has
jqusndered 200 millions of acres upon
railroad alone, and out of mora titan
thrice that aggregate has, dispbed of
lens than a sixth directly to tiller of the
Uekokm is necessary to correct the
omissions of a Republican Congress and
the errors of our treaties and our diplo
macy which have stripped ' our fellow
citizens of foreign birth and ' kindred
race ' recrossing the Atlantic of the
shield of American citizenship, and
have exposed our brethren of the 1'a
ciiic coasl to the loxmrsions of race
not spruug from the same great parent
stock, and in fact now . by law denied
cillzenship through naturalization , as
being neither accustomed to the tradi
tions of a progressive - civilization nor
exercised iu liberty under equal , laws.
We denounce the policy which tuus
dbt-ards the libcrty-loviug German and
tolerates the revival of the coolie trade
in Mongolian women imported for im
moral purposes, and Mongolian ; men
hired to perform servile labor contracts
ItEFOKM Is necesary and can never
be e dec ted but by making it the eon
trolling issue of the elections, and lift'
Inz it above the two false issues with
which the office-holding class and the
party in power seek to smother U-
1. The false Issue with which they
would enkindle sectarian strife, la re
spect to the - public schools, of which
the establishment and support belong
exclusively to the several elates, and
which the Democratic party has cheer
IebeJ from their foundation, aod Is re
solved to maintain without prejudice or
preference for any class, sect, or creed
and without largessea from the treasury
to any.
8.' The false issue by which Uiev
seek to light anew the dying embers of
sectional bate between kindred peoples
owes estranged, but now. reunited In
one iiidlvisihle republtc and' aoimubn
destiny.:' i - J-'. .o cm i..i
1 Reform is necessary in the Civl
Service. Experience proves " that ef
ficient, economical conduct of the "gov
ef mental business la not possible If It
civil service be subject to change
every eleclioivbe a prize Tought for
the ballot box," tar W" brief ; reward
party al," instead or posts of honor
assigned ior proved competency, and
held for Oddity In the public employ
lhat dispensing of patronage should
ueUher be a tax upou the time of all
our public men, nor the Instrument of
their ambition. Here azain promises
falsified in the performance,' attest that
the party in power can work out' no
practical or salutary reform.
Reform is necessary even more in
tho higher grades of the public service
President, Vice-President, Judges
Senators, Representatives. - Cablne
officers, these and all others in authority
are the people's servants. Their oul
ces are not a private perquisite ; they
are a puoue trust. .
w hen the annals of this, Republic
show the disgrace and censure of a
Vice-l'residcut : a late Speaker of the
House of Representatives marketing
his rulings as a presiding officer : three
Senators profiting secretly by their
votes at law-makers t five chairmen of
the leading committees of ' the ' late
House of Representatives exposed in
jobbery f a late Secretary of the Treas
ury forcing balances in the public ac
counts ; a late Attorney-General mis
appropriating public funds I a Secretary
of the . Navy enriched , or . enriching
menus, oy percentages levied off. the
profits of contractors with his depart-
ri i r
"tut ku jwiwiHauur vj jaiauu cen
sured in a ; dishonorable speculations
the lYestdent't Private Secretary barely
escaping conviction upon trial for guilty
complicity io irauaa upoa me reveuue ;
a Secretary of, War impeached for high;
crimes and misdemeanors, the ; de
monstration Is complete. , that the first
step in Reform must , be the . people's
choice ol honest : men from another
party, lest the disease of one political
organization infect the body politic, and
lest by making no change of , men or
parties we get no change : of measures
and no real Reform. J
All these abuses. wYdnsslind crimes.'
Hie product or sixteen years' ascen
dancy of the Republican par ty.create i
necestHy for Reform confessed by Re
publicans themselves; but their t lor
mers are voted down in convc.nion
and displaced from tho Cabinet, , The
party's mass of honest voters is power
less to resist the 80,000 office-holders.
its leaders and guides. , . r
Reform can only be had by a peaceful
uvic nevoiuuon, we demand a change
of system, a change of administration.
a cnango oi parties, tliat we may have
a change of measures and of men. .
I can lift up these hands be
fore you, in the presence of my Creator,
and say that in. all that time of war and
publio distress, and through all that
period of temptation and ' corruption
which followed the war, not one dollar
of dishonest money has ever stained
their palms ; and,' lastly, I can say that I
never had a thought vherein self was
preferred to the prosperity and honor of
my native land. Vance's speech at the
Raleigh Convention. - !
tOOK OX THIS riCTlRE.
la answer to a call from the United
States senate, the treasury department
sent to that body a list of the publio de
faulters, and the amount stolen. It ap
pears that about One Hundred Millions
of Dollars of the people's money has
been stolen by s the republican party
officeholders H The republican ma
jority rathe seot refused to publish
thelixt ' . . -
Night-prowling I thieves infest Wel-
UOOi-
MISCELLANEOUS.
gEYDEL & CO'S. ; -
Pocket Hammock, ';
WIIGI1T ONLT 1 rOUND, BEAES! 1,300
tii , ().fOUNlS. PHJCOFNo. 4, $.,-,'
A most luxurious Conch, S&t, 8w!ng, Ac.
I- i
s ClreuUrs may bs bid by addressing rf ; i
. , r -rft, i - VAN WART A McCOT, ,.
f tS4 and 138 Duans Btreet, ew Tork.
UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSUUANCE COMPANY
it
"'t1fnarrtn Street,, f V
Statement, ;:p January " 1st,' '1876
Gross Liabilities, includ
ing reservt.., . ..sr,, 1,834,101
Surplus Jan, 1st, 1S73 657,153.
Income ,3,331,645.
Policies Issued dur'ff 1875 t,iO
Amount 'of new Insurance 14,575.219,
XTet Gain in 1S73. ; - 333,6a
Amount of Ins. in force. 25,907,240,
.... j j ' I i 4 ' ' . '
WnxiAX tatJB,Preeidont '
IIkkbt J. Fcrbek, Vioe-l'resldeut.
Joh IL Bewlxt, Secretary. ' " "
naoRoa L. Montagu. Actuary. I
Edwabo W. Laxbxbt, Med'l Examiner.
' '',V"'' AOtNCT ' DEPARTMENT.
Charles P. Q&mx, General Manage
BakcbIi I. KjrtoHT, Superintendent.'
Axparw Snu, Oenl Agent for N '
rpUE SALEM AGIUCULTUEAL WORKS.
OA. IIEdE, Pkopkiktok,
Msnufaeturer of the New Improved Ealsm
P ows, and other Agricultural Implement
asd tbor-savmg Macninery." "
TOBACCO BOX 8CRRW8 AND MACDIN
- EKT MADE AND UEPAIEED,
Foundry and Machine Work dona to Or-eeivrllpaW"f-ol
M acUaary atom pUjr atr.
tenacd-to, an wora warraaiea. - M us
trial. 'r-v:Zl-r 'r""
$210. THE CARDWELL 300
MANUFACTURED ' POR Til it SALEM
j 1 " 'AGRICULTURAL WOKK8, .--'-
SALEM, N. C.
Simplest, best and most easily worked
thnwhat and separator in th world.. Send
tor Illustrated circular to the 8lera Agrlcul
turat Works, Balem. X.
-i June I7-tl Ap .!!!
rpiIE SALEM AQRICULTC
X BALWORKS'-
Are Manufacturers' Arents for Steam En
gtnes and Boilers, and can furnish Engine
oi any sise, eitner ronaoie or eutionai
iSE
and on as reasonable terms as can be had
rect from the manufacturers. Ws are pre
pared to give price, with full particulars, for
Bsw MUia, unsi jams, iSC, as snoix nouce.
and on as reasonable terms as they can be
had anvwbere. Turbine v ater Y beels. or
any make desired, caa b ' bad at manufac
turers' prices: Parties intending to purchase
sny Agricultural impiemenu.or Labor-Bavin
Machinery. will find it to their Interest to eal
and see or address ns before Durehaslncr. as
we have on file the Pries Lists and Descrip
tive catalogues oi ail tne leading manufac
turers In tlia United States. .
For further particulars call on or address,
v. a hkub, rropnetor,
:.. .! ! . ....; Salem, n. c
flOO. HORSE POWERS 1 $100
HAVING recently made several Impor
tant Improvements- to our Hone-10 W;
era, we are therefore now manufacturing, we
believe, as good Lever Iiorse Powers, tor
operating Threshers and Cleaners, Cotton
Ulns. wooaisaws, aa Mills, die., ss caa be
had snywhere. . All our work warranted.
Bead for descriptive circulars giving full par-
tienlara. Liberal discount to agents.. r
Price of 8 Horse Bevel Power 1125.00
" 6 Horse ImDroved Salem Power
1100.00. 'f - m -
Price of 8 IIorM Internal Trlpple Gear
Pewer $100.00.
frice or a Horse Bevel rower flio.oo.
Price of 1 Horae Bercl Power OO.oa
Ws furnish with each of the above powers.
Line Shaft, Head Block and Band Wheel, all
complete. ; waea - a Jack or extra geai
required we charge from SIS to 130.00 extra.
Alanulactored lr the
SALEM AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Salem, S. C.
une Htf
rpHOMAS STANLT,
NEWBERN, N. C.,
Dealer mankinds of
CORN A SPECIALTT. ;
New bern, Jaa, 14 lm.
LOOK,. LISTEN, READ.
1! lH!f! il !
1 Mil''
t W-1 U
GOOD TjTW'S I
Just received 5000 yards
'.
P A CI FIG' L A WN $,
.'..! ; JS I ' : r . ' .
in short lengths, at 10 cents per yard.
These LAWNS are ood. style, fast
colors and are worth eighteen ceots.t
They beat i: ''
SPECIE PAYMENT
,!,.(.,. . , ' . : , , i ..4 .,: ..'
islLto pieces LLcjeDt8rwjari
Comfi to OREECITS.
k: may 4-d2law 1 1- 'vi.;.
RAILROADS,
TICKET FARES AND TIME BCIIED
IJI.K TO TH k W i T, vu THE CU3
" " APEAKE&OiUO K. .
First Class fare from balelKh to ClnclnnaU
8a 23.
, t int class fare froat Raleigh to Indianap
olis 25.75. . . . ,
First elass fare from Raleigh to Chicago
First class from Ralrltrb to St. Louis 83.25,
First claa from Raleigh to Loulevllls 27.25.
- Pasasfiirera for Cincinnati and the West,
leaving Raleigh by ths R. V. B. R. 10.00
a. m. train, reach Richmond at 8.45 p. m.;
leave Richmond at 16.30 p. m., by the Ctn
einnaU A ObU Railroad, and reach Ctnda.
' : - i i CONWAY R. HOWARD," SA
Gen, Pas. A Ticket Agent,
i nginneer and BupX
V iJ Pi TIRSBFUO, Va March 81, lrA
SCHEDULE' OF TUAINSi
',' ( .mi '
V ,-m:l - GOIKO SOCTH. ': "
Ibrougn Man oaTa row- j 4 1
bunr at
Arrive at Weldon at..
Southern Express leave Per:
tersDurg ai...,
Arrive at w el don at........ '
Through Freight with Pa- i :
aeoger Coach atlachdrt
"l! lesvs Pctcrburg at..... ' '
Arrlrs at WelJoa at...
-.;-r-h- .ooiko worth. '
Through Mall leave. Woldon at 1
Arrive at Petersburg at....... ,
Southern Express lea v Wel-
S:30 A.
y P M.
:i . :f l
TJI5 ATM.
U; A-jM.
son at. ...... .&
I U. . V. .. . .
4:00 P. IL
ri 1 w 1 , . t,k ...
': ftreeager Coach 'attached,''1"--'''"'1' "'
leava Weldon at.. , - 4:15 P. M.
Arrlrs at Petersburg at.... 10:10 P. M.
Through Tickets sold to all Eastern and
Southern points, and Baggage Cheeked
through. II. T. DOUGLAS,
ap fr-ft Superintendent.
I IEDMONT AI1V-LINE llAJL
WAY.
Richmond & Danville, Uichmosd
& Danviixs U. W N. C. Division,
and XoKtH Western N. CVIL W.
CONDENSED TIME TABLeI
a Effect on ani after Sunday, Dec.
. GOING XOgTlI. -,
Leave Charlotte J....
' " AliLlneJune'n
SalUbury..i,
" Greensboro..,.,
on DanvUle......
" Dunds,...v.j.i
" BurkevUle
Arrive aAKU-bmond.,
5 45 M.
e.as
.'M :
10.58 "
1.84 r-.M.
1.4H- .
61 -..15
-
OOINO BOUTH.
STATIONS,;
Man.,
. Lesvs Richmond...
5.50 a, sr.-'"
8.00 'it 1,
1.89 r. M..
L43 i..
4.28 '
8.54 .,, ...
t!.5H r '
O.lft "
, , Dundee,,.....,
-'rt-,...4. DanvUla......:
" Greensboro....
, , M Salisbury
' " Alr-LlnaJunc'n
Arrive st Charlotte.
GOING EAST.
GOING W.
STATIONS. '", Mao.
aLtiu
Leave Greensboro.. . .
M (!o. Shops...,,
Raleigh .V.
stva atGoIdsboro..
U.00a. sr.
A. 4.18 A.M.
Lr
A.U.05
U 8.90
.40PHi
STATIONS
t'B Train.
Leave Greensboro .
; 7.00 PM
A. 6.00 AM. I
14 O. Shops ..
"iaJaVt
Lv
Arrive at Ralelrh..
A. 7.30 f M.
Arrive at Goldsboi
ro..
11.15
Lv3.00rM.
NORTH WESTERN N. C. B. B.
" " Salem Branch.
? lave Greensboro..;..,.. 4.4S P. M.
. Arrive at Salem.......... 8.45 .
Leave Salem..., 8.15 AM.
. Airivs at Greensboro..... 10.83 u
Psssenavr Trains leavinr Ralatirh at 10 05
a. ji. connecs as ureensnoro wun toe Boutn-
. . " . . . " ..zz - :.
era bound train . makta tha onlrkut tlma
to all Southern eitioa. AecoramodatioaTraia
leaving Kalelgh at 7.30 r. M.. connects with
ortuern bound Train at Greensboro for
tuebmond for all points East. Pries of Tick
eu same as via other routes.
Accommodation Train leavtntr Greensooro
st 7.00 P. M.. connects at Goidabem with
Northern and Southern bound trains on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
I.yncbburg Aecomn odation leaves Rk'hr
mond daily at 8.00 A M., arrives at BurkevUle
w & . m., iwtct irurarviiie t.v I. n,, ar- i
nres at nicamona .t r. Al. . . ; -'. , ,
NO CHANGK 0FTJAR8 BETWEEN ClIAlt
LOTTR AND RimMOIf D, 282 MlLES.
., ? JOHN R. MACMURDO, ,
General Passenger Agent,
i'' Richmond. Va.
r. at. h. lAMUiu
Gen'l Superintendent.
R'
ICHMOND - A N DPETERSBURQ
aaiLsoan com ran 1, commbrciso I
apbil 1st. 1876. Trains oa this road will
run as iouows : , - ' :
LEAVB PETKltSBURQ NORTH.
7Q
A. M. Freight train
dally except
Sunday, with coach attache
sea.
13:00 ' If. Throueh Mall dally eonneetina
t . with R. F. A P. Railroad for
all DoinU East and West.
7:85 P. If. Through Mall dally except
eunday, connecting who it., .
A P. Railroad, for all points
East and West. Pullman's
Sleeper attached, running
through to Baltimore, making
close connection with C. ani
A
O. R. R., for Virginia Springs
and all DOlnts West and Aorth.
'The 5:10 A. M. train from Richmond, and
ths 7:35 P. M. train from Petersburg; will
two at all regular stauoua. .... ,f
Passenjtprs for Clover Dill connvt at
Chestw MONDATi WEDNESDAT and
FRIDAY. .. (-,;! .! ;
All trains leaving Petersburg will start
from ths Appomattox Depot. .
apM
Superintendent.
SIO to 25 tier 'xJavSiSSSaSSSa'
m to Mil a m 8TA M.1 Cor F i. S. to Farmers
aaaothrrt iu Itioir own nrif !.h'r!wMi4ia Partioulara Fraa.
AdSraa-XlU CAM I AJUilAI. CO, at Iaia, MT I
J.
W . T II O M 'A. S
Attfirnpr At T.tw
.... t - ',.. i'.ii.
AND GENERAL, LAND AGENT,
SAX SAB1, TEXAS.
Special attention given ta locating lands.' '
Furnishes abstracts of titles. Redeems lands
sold for taxes. Does all things pertaining to
Real Estate Aeencv.'. -v :
L-i-SpecU aUCTlion given to Immigrants. . Cor
respondence soucnau. ruuti years prscuce
in icxaa.
CotTesDondencs - merely of enquiry must
contain one Dollar U. 8. C. r , ;; . .....
luue 30-21 ' -l
8:27 P. M.
r" ff:55 P. M.
J0 A. M.
' M A. M.
M.
I N S U . R
LAWRENCE
-
GENERAL INSURANClGEIsTS,
FIFTEEN FIRST CLAPS COMPANIES IF.PRESENTED COMPRISING (Oliror
;.:!,... ,1 - 'THE OLDEST AND STRONGEST IN THE COUNTRY r
...-t., ...-f ....- fvivol ;: ' . . ,- ! - - '
AGCaUCGATC ASSETS OVEItTWEXTTT MILLIOM DOLL Alt v
' : . .' '.- -.' ..1;j, j ' "' ' ,: "-A '' -;
8EVENTT-F1VE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BONDS ON DEPOSIT IN TH18 iTAT
FOR SPECIAL SECUBITr OF OUR POLICT IIOLDIRS.
IvS-lv i
p sai s s 1111M wtmm ise li ! t fm ! 1 ...
;,. ; INSURES AUt JvIM DS Oil PHOI'EIITY AGAINST
; : ; LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,'4
ASSETS, MAV 5, 1876,"
KCOISaTE
:
AUMISTEAD JONES, Pkksident.
Parties desiring to Insure their property
lowing reasons ; . It la a safe corporation, combining solvency snd stability, (two of the
most essential points la aa Insurance Compaay,e the following certificate from the Sec
retary of Stats sets forth : . " -J . ':.: "
.1 u i r-r-.M
-
To All WhotnitXaUiCeernrt hhu?:
, the pro vis ions af aa act to amend soctloos
tiled lath day of March, A. D., K aad
upon sound principle, within the provisions ql Its charter, and la compliance with tba laws
4 tars fttata of North Carolina," and that thsy are posseMaed of the followlnir seourltln.
wbirh will mora fully sppear (rom atatetaant on file ta tlus ofllcc :
United States Bonds,, (market value,) , K (. s . j , . $70,200 00
N. C, K. Boad Bonds, (market value,) ' 19. 000 no
N&J&nuityand City Bonds, (market
Alnrtgagea on Baal Estate in . U. (mrt$mi!fi "
Cash oft hand, in Bank and in bands 61. Agents, . - r;rrr--r--T -rlLIOrF-'IFrTT
Total, i.wiiiu'l.Vofliilnil 152,379 19
In acoordanoe witU tUo authority delecaiecl to me by tlie'Lecisladirf. I ln r. liv
approve the Boport of said Compauy
Uiven nnaor my nana ana seat 01 omop. ui , ,; i. ,
' r' -V;;:WMjll,.,IiOWEIlTOX 8cm-ary 81atc
It protects the policy-holder, for its
ums received to bo deposited with the State Treasurer: for tliat pnrpoae.
Its stockholders are among the prominent business men in North Carolina.
It is under the control and management 01 native North Carolinians.
Its ofllcers are known throughout the tftate. -i( -v
It will insure your property on the most reasonable terms.
It will keep your money at home. f , , ,.
LiveActivet Reliable Agents wanted in every part of the State. Addros,
-.,.,..,.. ..... t ...u .ii.iaii.ti.. JLBZ .WBEST, Secretary. Italoigh.N. C.
... ' t .
tii i in
itnoaes super
We are noa-. selllag , KOODES' 8TANDAR
Prepared Expressly for Cotton.
This Pertlllaer has given the greatest
grower of Cotton, but as a riLKMAHKNT
bign in percentage of the most valuable rerttllxlng iogredlents, wblch are Bone fboephate
of Lime, Ammonia, Potash, A. We respectfully refer by permission to the following par
ties who have nsed this Fertiliser: R. J. Ivev. Rslittch: W. O. Rld.llclr 'Kfuar: F. .
tophers,Ralelgh ; R. I'uUy, Wakefle'd; A. B.
and others. Cotton growers would do wU
1 B. F. JONES & CO.
Also keep on hsnd a full 11ns of GROCERIES and LIQUORS. . . ". .- ;
feb lMw Sm. Wholesale Liquet) r. l a inirtob street. Raleleh. N C
HiE D jW IE E :
r v- orisviixnr bcscmrTZon,
Shapley and Bigelow-Stcswi
: FtsJtcrBiittUinq
: ' . WRITE TOR CATALOGUE, PRICES, Ae., f 1
StatiEy!
in
'i if
CONTINUES TO WRITE POLICIES ON
; ON THE MOST
1 ; . '. - "
H :Cmia lie Ios. Cs.,
Ita Stockholders are among tha most prominent and responsible business men In ths 8late.
Durlna- Us exIsVmee it has paid out to Insure rs. for Josses, over loO.OCO, aad Us sccumu-
isted earnings have been loaned to our owa
-A.gents inevery
R.IL BATTLE, Jr.,
I " - . i .
u. i. j;uu .',-
I RKATDN flAT.K.S'.
I nVU rrT '
1 -s- " x "
r A K C , E
& WINSTON,
-'- : il '7. 1 li. :ir:
'1 I
1
$1,000,001) (Mt.
$152,379 U.
A-
OFFICE . i
( G.i W. BLACKNALL, Tkeisukeii,
should patronize this Comnanv. for tha f,.i
j " ' Departmewt or State,
p1 ' Balelgh, JUy 5th, 187C.
j,ti ww?.,.;.,, ...... ,,r.
43. 43 and 44. "Battle's Revlsal." chanter m mt. .
do Had that said company la "doing business
value,) ! " 19R75 m
filoj this day; " ' i 1
Cliarter . requires 5 per cent of the premi
il1 " " ; . 'n
late.
AMMONIATED SUPER PHOSPI1 A 1 K.
I.
satisfaction to all who have used I not only as
lMf ROVER OP Til K BOIL. It Is sn artltln
Dewar. Harnett; Dr. Walter Debrai a, Ralolgh,
to see us before n urchaslna- their Guaiu. Chris
i li. V. JONES & CO. -i
Promptness 1 1
PIiosdI
. ;'. A'
10 "lltiE .,..h,ii...s
ALL CLA8SES OF INSURABLE PROPERTY
REASONABLE TERMS.
n .
people.
Uountv m"tlieStator
President.
-Vice-Pfeeident
Secretary.
Supervisor of Agencies.
8180,0002
7 - :f