North Carolina Newspapers

-eSsV .I.V'Jt Iff; V f 7 1 - . .. ....... f ! jf:A Jltd WOli . 1 I t Y -J- i 1M ,.4 fi iivol:;!.'' ,Ji,u H :;iRAu:iGnrj.rC., sumYJoni;i:Jv PRICE i FIVE CENTS ! !- 3ri?CEIJNEOTTS. ' THE; SUNDAY,' JULXUfl,! 187 Inrtituie, der th wptrtntCTdenc. of D.. -1 h I'Mtvnmi. were ucui auuto- ,lay, June 22, WathK kfi! W erected In front t Uio t thool-rooia, which Und wlthta beautiful grove. Bev. Mr. TerrymAa ! a full-bloo Creek Indin. 4ucted I at 9owU Mk ion. la the Cwek Nation, then under the care of Bar.'B. If . Longhbrldge. lie to a regularly ordained minUter of the Southern rreabyterlan church. TU buildiugi were erected and acliool com menced bt hint three yeara alnce, With anaMendancfot forty, f1rla.'eehM. .Ion i!oaV ,Uo); 1 ttf V ' tlooal Couttuil I ri rpprU!.ftd IJ,y U4-r the aupport tfea f"rty ?iout BlxtjdoHar4 l.tjwli;, (beta a fu;.V.;- j'-.r t-- i ' The Malneaa and t&tter ulf p!aj4 bjf the youog Indiana la (botrdracw waaaa encouraging ' featore V '.JNft Cnde attire, no 0imay ahov(,"o extravagance or alorenly habit, but ueat, well-fiuiug calko of ,varUu4ljTef0(l attinitto break up the monotbupf rneue; They were well dfeaV manner they were lady-like, tuoJitat- nd unas. auming,'aniiweruig the .utiouawith; confidence, the result o4 a, knowledge or the aubject and ;ef (belt .abithy to """Va i ili.l ns i - . T'Te, : ilf UBjF ufiiAe:iW : ...... .i.-ui(H(f u i-i'f.tnit'!'j t.-iif ! .ii.,rT r k.v.( t-j'i t . rPro tbetiahraatba Nawa.1 1 : FolIowIUiZ thi liuhUtiatiiii ieB&on jus . taught the goveraaient by the iioux ahouhl a cau tM'wnm rortrooM . eqtiai to the emergency, Teiaarful(I Tasity furnish a reglrueut, of nieif TtiiUreaT t) - the eert ef aerrtoe r QUireo auu., aola Ins would suit tbe frouUenraeu better titan an opportunity' t payback, with I ,trt lh hed.YV obliiTatloiil laid on tSem by the auuruerotts Indian, ' i tet bit authoritr be girea to Ford,: Iky lor, Jonw. McNelly4 'or : a doBeu other Tezani7 whose "tfao1et'WlllTBitaratlir suggest themselvea, to organize a, regi men l of mounted men lor operations in the llla k Hii:r. 'and tbe- reauititiou will be fllled In a day, and that, too,- by meu who know bow to deaj . with' tie crafty aavagea whoaBdentaud follow , ing their trail, are aecutemed t camp life, expert io the use of the .rifle 'Brut revolver, and are as much a part of the - hore tbey bestride; at. ' bi own'1 hUla, Give Texas a,fk show at tbe 'exultant Sioux, and there will be eoustenuUion and mourning la (hefr wlgwarbr 'berore ... .... t,... ki,Jii'. "I ' I ! I ' I" 1 'I ,! !;; Tbe Hebrew a and ttMlndsMtrlee. li 5 I li I ' '. 'iJHW ttil..-. l-roB ts BVtlnprt 8u, ulj If :!,"J, An important raaoliUon wee adopted by tbe Unioa Oouaeil of Amerioan He brewa. which closed iU aeeaion at Wash ington, Jestrday, advLiing ;prenU of their oouueoUon to train tUetC'icbiUrea in the raeehaaKei arte or In axneultare. It is a marked etroumatatwe tbatrtbeee industries in tbia bountrr nave compare tively feW'repreeeutativee of,tbe He brew race, the maea of the Hebaewa being engaged in mercantile pursuits. The basard of sncoeas in tnercantile' life M at all times greet, but the Hebrews, as a class, by tiieir peculiac busUMAS traiu, combining the, jnort . persiatent. thrift, Etience, shrewdness . end . iliaereliouj to suffered lea from- tbe ordinary or extraordinary Yidsatudes of trade than any other class of citizens. ' As' the country grows, bxwerar,exbibitisg erery where its rast reaouroes and capacity for derelopraent, it is not wonderful that the teachers of a race so intelligent and alert abould direct the rising generation to devote lUelf . less to the chances Of barter and sale and more to the things ...without . tb4 1. proper ; developmeut of which the soooossee 'of trade mubt be limited to a few, , and, he huarda in ereased oat of all proportiou to the ulti mate gains, Coanaaerclal Disasters. . .L-J f. H :i tl If From the Baltimore 8on,l . , The mercantile agency or Messrs. B G. Dun 3s Co., have Ueued their quar terly circular, coutaicrnff 'the ' buftinene' . sutistlcs for tIe. Unlied.JriUU;. ' The number of failures k lor , tba-first aia moniha Of (Ida year- wee 4,00, reprs eenting 107,000,000,' .apalriH' 3,583 in 1875, representing i76,OyO,O00.;;Mucb the larger portion of the increase ahown was In tbe Ural three months of the tear. which fact furnubet, ground for hope that the season or greatest peril io oout mercial credit and stability has passed, and that the proportion will lessen as the year "(toes on," The protracted de- presioa la buin' has taken out njot of tbe bouses or insecnre or doubtiui position, which largely decreases - the liability to disaster autoug those that are left. ,,, ,,,, .,. ; ?.. utTaltxedOBe side." From the triliiiiugtOBBtaf.l' f y Johnny McDoualJ, who secured Hayes nomination (in a bora), was sot deemed strong enough to meet onr gal -lant Fabius on the stamp as presidential elector in the 4th district, and he waa told to waits one side, wbile !ill Smith and aabte Jim Harris oanght up a Stray horn from nillaboro, and,' as the port ays, "blew an inspiring LL.4" 'ihe fanny thing was tbe eoaf m ioa -f a ChaUiam VdiliffiW" .who pitched- his notes high for Jie, and went for "law-1 jers and atuck-np people. " lid let the truth out too plainly wbon he said tliat I iu repuDiiuau parry was oomptxwHi i luw-uown wuiHtsanu Miggnn. . t An Arkansas negro li In favor of specie paymtat because " dat a de atuff de rata ca'f chaw.;! jIjvi u h i a-Ui tbe insignia of which is a hatchet and a fcraccl a citerry wree, v ,r w u ' , Thee ere ' the1 ctolera-mixtoi e ' days. wLen the unripe watermelon makoa its periodical nauatton, and seems te lor get that a pum's atotnaohMU't kU- If any one has a large, veil-rentilb?d ind ooauoodioos iceberg to rent, he cat hear ef a reliable tenant .who wUl- take good cire of the premises by applying attbiaioaoe. "'f- . a t,..T., The Lowell Courier, thinks " the real Indian snneation is. how can Sittinar Boll be cowtHt ?" and the Lotiiwille Oourier- Jattrntd orgee that Uncle Ranre mistake taking Bitting Bull trW tUe Lattle . r l ti laveri,'' s&U the Hen Tren- eieee Kewe ' ttttir Ute nerniBs; ot tne fourth ''there is no ens to our city so r t Lumwa our uias ne can veip L4dd Wa a Chinaman while a cannon- craekei is set off in bis mouth." , than seven Italian band-organ men made their appearance on tbe same dajp ix K email ' Village in New Jersey. Ot eoqrso it was all , an accident, but whep an eighth made his appearance in the afternoon, i a committee of eitiiena eBOorteU the whole gang, monkeys and all, to fliafHrotter, -''': .It I bever could enjoy poetry wben rnji eojokin', said an old lady who droppek ia on ua recently, " but when I step Otto feedth bogs. and hiM my el( onto the fsnoe, and throw my soul into a lew linea of ' Capt'n Jenks,' it does i if this airtk was made to live on a swentiibnaehold picture: She watted in the face and. scolding a bur rinne I hie nose was bleeding where tbe roiimgpin naa struck mm. and ne sweansg a; cataract i the cUildrea Wre erymRi - Over the door buntr a motto. ' Ood bless' our home f there was a chrome representinfr ' 1 altn, 1 Hope and Charity, over the' manteL and a plaster bast ol eace on tne book-case. ' The politeness of a Californian was Wen demonstrated at a recent borse- raoa. IA aaan who lacked the lucre to aeente liim admission st tbe crate Derohed himself pn a jnonument. in Lone Moun tain eernetery and oomposed bunself to wstca tne- flyers.' wben another lenow, reach iig-wp, touched bim on the leg ; I want that aeat, air." ; "Oh I you be d d. But it's mv family tombstona My roh, grandmother:! lie' buried, ibere." said tbe sport, ' and jceotnino- datingfy climbed down; BO. I .tl . i Si in NEUa AND OTEH7 I Ji ..!!, .' .if fc. '.t.'l.tt dfilcago jcj , ajecuW went fad- York hl pped fod,000 iri bullion Thufs4 ' FeadY are felt for Crook and bis coin- inabd j Tbey have not been beard from uica AineXB. " : l5 A biil.te belnr prepared (or the repeal of tbe tesumptioB act, in exact accord- ance ltn tne bt. iuts plauorm. A new IsW of Conaectieut in tremrd to trtnafarring Ef e iDeuranca rik foe bids arrv amalgamation or conselidation, except ! after notice, to ' the Insuranoe ooramisaioner of the1 state "and the poli- ey-Abiaers, ana a stoteor bearing before a board -. three sUts .iusuranee eonv miaaipierv including that - official . in Cunnv-utidat. rJ aob a board may author ise odufeoridation or reinsurance, and the odours' of any corporation violating this act are liable to 110,000 fine and a year's tmprieenaient, : j 4 ! I HI-.V f A f .IFrotn-tbe Leaisville Cearler4evrBsl1 about Custer. We -knew him. intiaaate ljt audi awes familiar with his motives, purposes and feeling,- He chafed un der departmental ''lnjostiee," and ' was troaded to hi death by the miserable systemj which Grant and Belknap have esUbiianad.fl.'XiaprB u no use- mineing words ibout it. - Tbe man waa bounded like a dog. He was not giten'a-'dog'e cnanoe -;lbe president uanaodompiiee to hie Warder and tbe immolation of Lis command. ' The republican party is re sponsible for tbe disaster,', The whole au ait . was. more or Jeeaw a a(-ar too. because. tJuater was aot a tbtei. ' All this talk: about "reckless eouragef ) a nsewUidtoovBt up villainy, .. . - T j -- .Alfa CositauiBitaa . L.i . I' J; P. CamnbelL of Florenecu N J.J has in his possession the grape ebotwith which Xarayettosrae woonded at tbe bauie' kf Brandywiue. ' It has been in bis poaaeesion over half, a century, end was. giwa to luui by bkauntv wuopicked it up after it bad struck the marquis and been stopped by a wall. '- Tbe heroine was on that day carrying ammunition in her apron, and wben Urn gallant French-, man waa wounded she tore off her cloth ing to stanch the blood and bind up the wouiiiLj On tbe visit of the marquis to this' country, rj several : years later, be sought her out. The "ball is a oast-irou globe; about li inches in diameter, and Una been religiously preserved. ' to) f ! ! I iii li Ull ' I ' "" fashionable Bobbers. ,.In the most aristocratie and wealthy quarter1 of Brooklyn, New York, there bevf been' numerous adroit vobberiea recently which have baffled the police aiiJ.deteglivea,H The police theory is that the robberies have been perpetrated by some fashionable yonng men who bad society access t the plundered bousee'and thereby obtained all neces sary information iu regard to the interior u:i I daCMetea M . mu '': aw r nniToUMirwina 'a im ; l lai 1 u7L...1 J- '!:! 1 1. J 'J 1 I eassBAt. Maaxrr. lObttoi Ties, ceata, t J I!'.iui 11' I I a- 4 w y li Sd rm,- m Am tl J'whii nvii.i wwmm ,Vswwjsivav'!TlU t Bacool M. C bog rwund, 1(15, , ;iJ; i nama i.( io. iotlt Kaati: Claar Bib BiOeOl!KlJO .tit EDOUiuers. t two it. i Lara, Hortu utrouna, 171 net vers iierees, iv t vonee, rnino mo liix. ,u"w, yi- . li li.j.fi. i Dalai oaasto for 10a,'3.ffi t fl Bugti A. IX I Frtia r 19 Tallow il. " ' . ' leather, Ked 8ola &tt.t ' I, . -, n ' 1 Oaatanned. 40. n Bid! green, ft. ,; ' O'etaet, i 7wc. a cents per Dusnei. Uau, aneiiea, evou. . . . til I near, rrom wafroa, duw cents - Foddsr. baled. 10(a: i'i , f "".I ,'.Ii..v .Har. N. a baled, good, 60(33 Kirrs. perdoaee, Ucta. , , h j.- i . Butter, N. C , t(V. f! l .4 "I , BuAed, rest ,j . ,,l,.,iJ;i j 0vil Heavy Copper, per poaad. lte('t-' -' Ugbf -J Wa U.t u.w'i Braaa per pound, to lOe. . Fevtar, par paend, TteMeta. ' : LesdlBerpeaBd, aie, ..t-. ;,..;.. J ( . f Old tt-oa, per 100 pounds, fiOc. . BbeesfikUia per piece. oml)c ' Wooir-waabed, per pound, 23ev' i' f. ' otd rs cenu; burnr; Mil t' .- r....v. v:$l;250 Jroflt;firoi2ii Uv-Mtftont ot om oil eaitomeft WaTvansnm rpiwi vssj iw bumcb w 1 CantralhaPut (J (OS sad Call IO bOftng lwanafpsarainsiina rwra lur wnies was sold pit selling at the same price 100 share ealled 108 netting praut tl.250, thia epareUen eaa be rppea'ted every meath of, tks yeeri.vaur io. umm, mux paf aaau vol amount Invested. UolJ, Btocka, Cotton sad TobaocS bought and sold oa eommtaaion, lv.MMM MmllmnuintA, ' . ,vl . Prireauts and Clrcularafree. j. U CHARLES 8MKDLKT A CO.,' r 'nli -v' Bankers A Brokers. . ?,i 1 . Bond BU, New rerk, i :877a leb 17 tf nrnowAB btanlt, NEW8KKS,1 K. C.,: K -n i Dealer In all kinds of '.. t.iu;f.,l it it't rtr uv li i- ,:;jf 0 Ah .lit I 1 ...i ( n .: Ai 1' -lt.- -?t -'.(M.iU wil - conif ; bmcialtt; tti' l-.il ! i its 1-.l ! i ' Newbere, Jaa. U-taa. ). LOOK, LISTEN, READ. ,(( (ill1,; :ia ' i;.i ,!i-j,bl i "l .J "4..-, i.'. Uti 1 !l!'J t!A t" 3Si .'Jiut WmIVmI VKtA van) 1 i it rn ---- Ji .'Kf.iL 1 viivrLAWirs in short lengths, at lO cents per yard. r , t -Vkl UJ r '1 irttmi iOt Wn Theed jLAyNS are ood styles, fat . color and are worth eighteen cent. rail to pieces, at ten cents per yard,.,., Com to GllEKCirs. u"rnajr4-d2tawlt U.l. rricKiT fARia and timk sCfltD J.. LLB.TOTUK WaTi TU.IHJE CUd ifJtl&I A UU1U K. f. Flrat ilass fare from faleiirb te Cincinnati 83.25. i ,- - . -A - it I .. Flrat elaas fare Iron Baleteh to Indiaaan- rtrst elaas Tate from Kaleicu te cmceco JLS5.1 1 .-.( fill 'I ' rint Ida from Raleigh te H- inis n.sa Una elaaa tram Balefgh to Louisville 27.2V raateng-ers lor Cincinnati snd the West. leevhir Kaleigh by the K. U. K. K. 10.00 a. eat uahv reaek Rtchmeod at a 48 p. ' m.J leave Ktcibaaoed at 10.au p. m., By die Cia elnnaU A Obio Railroad, and reach CueiB bU at 0.00 oa the morning ot; the second e-r. j' i'AJ14.f trrtlblTi) Gen. Paa. ft llcket AgenU W V T. ' --.l 5 rnpimeer and Bap't. C The Best eeweal eaeeUng ef tne Btoek- boldan of the K. A. A. L. & K. C04 w(U be held at the Company's office, la BaleUS on Mihi the Slat Jnljr, W.H, omenilBg al t '""I '"" 'W. . TABS, Ull 'juMtl dlawtd , 'v Bec'y and Treaaarer. . U . , APPLICAXTS for Teacher' position la 4h Graded Kcheol wUl enbear hefore vae Eimlnta; Committee tt the Deaf and Dumb Instltation next Wednenday at 9 A. M, All abplrtar mut have a Flrt Urade Cer tificate from the Coa-.lv Xxanta nfr Board ' ACcTBAcpsi.:,.;--- Jatt feeelved 10.000 Douad Weatera bacon. bourbt before then Call and get your pplle. At small advance for eaab, t I , f F. C. C11RIST0FUEK3 A C(X'8, - Wilmington street, near City ncal.' GItEArMEDICAT BOOTv7 and BeereU far Ladlea and Oewta, Sent free for two stamps. Add rasa. tL J v rJom-oh. Me VUMtn IXCUflO T1CXAT8 TOB I ;1HB b2AbO?i OF !.. " ' . r'i PiuTinti Armsr's nrrrcit ' ' .' EaleUluf.CJsdyB,iKV Rou d trip ticket to the following place sr no oa sale by. the tickft Vf-nt ! this eon"--y, at rUlelL'h. at OEEATLI BJt DLti i.J fmckd. Uood uotU November T. ., ' I . 2,1'. 1.... 11 nimri fans, via nine uun-rru ruuu-a. Lone iraw h, via twe different roatea."' Montreal, Canada, via twe dUIereei route. r barn Epilog, vis tvoaltlerenl routea. Wat: In iilrnn. via two dlllerent route. Kew iort. OuUvuhonr. kllnnmina Bprinrs, Cape Uay, Atlantle City, Bedford Springs and OsasoB, n, i-1-' ';,' - - ,u , , , THDMAJ BADGES, ,,t 1 . Oml Passenger Agent. : Jnlyi.SteowtlllanglS PcTKHMuaa. Vs.. March Blat, IS.". S(;jl J2DULE OF EDULE Of .TlUINg. ,--' OOINO BOCTtt. Tbroacb MaftleavB Feters- - buig at... iH Arrive at Weldoa at... . . . .. Bouthera Express leave Fs- Uratmrf at... Arrive at Weldoa at........ ' Through Fretirht wtth Paa- -' sender Coach attached, . ..1 ''leave Peterborg at..... ' ' ' 8:37 P. M. ft.58 r. M . :.M A. W, l,Mi M. S:80 A. M. Arrive at rveiaoa at.. iliF.M. :. 1 - ' aOISta BTOB.TH, . t. .. ' Tbronirk Malllesve Veldoaat , 7551. U. Arrive at Petersburg at . U JK A. M, aoutoera azureas leave wet- ' . doe st., 4 tl , f. M. Arrive at Petersburg at 76 P. M. Througn Freight with Paa'i V. i-' , eenger Coach attached, , . ' , leave Weldoa at.. ..... . :! P. al, Arrive at Peters barer st.... 10:10 P. M. Tbrosgh Tickets sold, te all Rasters and throuirh. v u t ..,'t , DOUGLAS,- - ap. Biwx.itWfiettnt piCUMOND t A N D . PITIRSBURO CO M r AH T COMMSMCIMO arait lrv. 1B7S. Traias ee this read' will runasfoilowsi . . 1. llsAVI rXTKRSBjrRO XOBTK. 7:50 A. U. Freight l train , daUy accept , ' . .;' t k Sunday, with coach attached, W.-OO CI M. TsrouKh Mali daily connecting St., r. a-fr wauroaa w all oolnU East and West. 7:55 P.; M. Through Matt dally ereept BuBday, eonaeettns; with K.. Jr. A r. Kaliroad, ler all polnu Ksal 1 sad West. rsUman'a Sleeper attache d running urougn to Baltimore, maxing dose.,. eonnecUna with O. and O.K. R., for Virginia Spring - t 1 J . i ' and all polnu West and North. The B IO A. M. train from Richmond, aed the 7:85 P. M. train from Petersburg will slop st all regular station. 1' ' Passenger for Clover Hill connect at Chester, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FKIDA'fv " " Ul train Uavlns; Petersbura wilt start irom the Appomattoa uepoi. . . t - ; -' -1.' a. 8IIAW; -1 Bp B-e y , Bapennteodeat, , P) IEDM0NT 14 AIB-LTNE r WAY. ' RAIL Richmond & DAitvirXR,"TtrcaitosrD ADantiixx R.'WATT.v.'llmBrow, aid North Webtsrh N. C. R. W. CONDENSED TIME TABLE, , J I EJTci.om and after Sunday, ike , j,; ! i.,:T ldtkt 1875. - i '5 vi .1" It f.. BATiQS: Mail. t II. t' ' ' ' t I t... Leave Charlotte ..... 6.45 a m.,, .2& , 8.90 ' A lr-Line June 'n tl!-- Balls tmrv..'.;.. . " . Oreensbbre.w. ' , Danville1.... iMDundee.. " BurkeviHe..... Arrive at Richmond.; 10 M IMr.a 1.4t M 0.51 u f 'j ; ! f t f GOING SOUTH." BTATI0il8,U 1 'MA1U: t -... it. Leave Richmond...1.'. ijc Burkeville..... " Dundee., ,.M. i, " Danvilla....v.. aat -4 snUAK.uvM. B.SO a. hr. .00 "".: .i. IJWr.w.. 1.43 . 4.2S ', 0.54 t"' a.5g i 1 0.16 1 "it.! '.i i! i.( utrruewiv,, ' ' V 44 . at.1 tM. I...IJ " aTsPrUIMVBaDC Ul AiTlvetUaiftHoiU, -m-lirslisBtiiiiiiaimMsnii'iii 11.1 uuoiNO east..;;. " QQIKO.W, Lu BTAT10N8. 'Mitt; -1 1 -T l.jt'u.li.i 1 :1.0 a.m. 8.40 r a Leave Oreensborov t . . A. 118 a.m. ". (o. Shop ...4V. Lv..;....., All.06 " TTva st Ooldsboro, . 0.40 ptL 8.30 STATIONS t'a Train. Leave Greensboro. .. u , Ce. Shop Arrive at Raleigh.. ., 7 00 BW A. 8.00 aw. Lv..... .... i f. sii'lvJ .5.001 11.15 " ,1 A. 7.80 r M. Lv 100 P.M. Arrive st uoidtoro.. 1 - -' - vNORHI WESTERN N. C R. R.. ,.,,' i SAUOt' BsUNCTflil ,'tJ-Wi"" IavGrensboro. .45P.BL''3i - Arrive at Salem. u 6.45 uii , Leave Salem.. ,.,..,.,rk 8.15 A, i, Arrive at OfmnkhAm ' : tft M T- ' .. - Passenrer Trains lesvtnt Rsdetei aC 10 08 A. M. connect at UiwenahoroedUs the South era bound train , making the eetckesttiaie to all bouthera eitica. Accotnmodatioa Train leavtnt; Rslcleh at 7.30 P. M., connects with Northers Bound' Train at eensboro- tor Rlchm aid for all potaU East. Price! Tick tUtamt a via ether routes.,, i.o. i t - Accommodation Train ksvtoa Greensboro at 7.00 P. M.. connect st Ooldsboro with Northern and Southern bound trains ort the WIlmhiKton and Weldoe Rsllroatl. , - - - Lvwcbberg Aeeomeedatloar leaves lco- moed daily at B.u A M., arrives at BurkevUle 1-4.8)1 P. M.. leave Burkeville 1.-J0 P. U., ar rive at Richmond 4.84 P. M.' NO CllAlfOB OF CAkS BKTWTEES CHAR iiOrrBANDRirinfoirn, 23 Miles. ...'.! t ; j ? JUUN a MACMLRDO, . ,'; Ueneral Paaarnfrer Ageat, " i i : i " Richmond, Va, T. K- t. TALCOTT, " ' ' ., t :, . Gea Bupermtendeair " .- -- r $10 to 25 per Day 2 M. mi ki.. uHTAPIJk Ts rrMn saa C'OFFS.lrmr .ua can tnHNiALCXK. m. TDUUELV MUTUAL THa IvTjrOa vd, LIFE IKSUIlAlfCE CDXTPANt Wsd or ganUed la ISii, and llacs that t nU ha beep doing ssacesasinl business, t r ha returned to It member or their 1-ra) repre entatives 64,000,000 In 'Ividend, Ketara PrwluSvand, Death Ualina.j, , j.-t-t "it has no fciockholdere to share in the profit;' all It surplus 1 divided exclusively among f member. ... ' t m Assets, jlanuary 1st, 1876.' 130,613,015 64 Surplus Jasuar 1st, 1876, " 6,46,84l 08 Tbe premiums st s riven an are oriel t- eally tLS same In ail Life Insurance Couipa- aiea, nut ua eat com or the Insurance is ver ditfemit, depending entirely upon tbs surplus or dividends returned to polley-ho ders, and this d -nend upon the management ef the Comply' affair. -... - - 1 he long snd successful eiperi 'nee of this Company enables na te tecomasead Its poU des te elUzeas of North Carolina as worthy of their attention snd s good In vestment. Reliable business men who desire te work as Aarents of the New York Life in Raletrh. Charlotte, Greensboro, snd -intermediate pom is, are Invited to cemmunlceta with ,i i w. n. BtAi;ruau, , : Manager Beoth-eastera Department ' ' No. 8, touth Street, BalUmore, kid. iaryS-d3t. t "i-f v- Not r-c -;- nw 1 . .-A- ,. J The SBth Annual meetlns: of the stock holder ot the R, A G. B R. will be held st the office of the company la Raleutb on Tbardy, the doth of July, 1876, eoai me Do ing at It o'clock, aooa. . .-. i,,!,,,. . . w. w. vans, ; ;,'" '"' Bec'y and Treasurer. ' JuatMtawti:'!.;! kj-.- a Safe, Sure and Cheap DaV. STROYER of the Colorado Haat.la ab l4Va Aearv, Bru. . hit a AU ntscTS which prey ok Ve tauoa jyrt sou sur notiuunru, Ac L' alike Paris Green sad other Poisona It eaa be eatlrely dissolved tq water and ap nea by tpruiKung. nor isDBiotit to 'lasts. Not DaJMsaooa to t'sa. Never Fails to Kill. Cost about 5 . tint as Acatw-Pnt up In half lb, bote, enough for tw acre. rrtoa totnta en4 Jorurcu lar. - Made only by the--, , KEARNEY CHEMICAL WORK, P.O. BOX 8139. ,!t 60 CORTtVAWD t5t.'4 SEVTOIt W-4C. T "A-L -1V A. i; -rlXfl C4 n -a ,;r it : ; wit . ,i .- ! OKNERAL , ." COMMISSIOH MERCHiSIS ';. it- ABD DEAIXRB tW " . i GRAIN, HIDES, WOOL, TOBACCO, Hop, Krrv Batter, Cbeese, Dried rratta, Feathers, run. Lard, Tallow, Bmda,. , . Bacon, Beans, Poultry, Flour, Vrg etables. Ac. Ae . Ae. ' WAREHOUSE, 807 A 200 N. . BROAD ST. 7 i'HILADCLPUIA. . aprOY-wesi !';-:"-" " " " A MONTH Asvnis waiilrd evprv wtwrv. BiiiiIin-m lMMHmll an Srst i Purl li-ii Ian m-iit ft-M. AildrM 4. WOkXU a CO au t4Wla,Ma. UMIYERSITT OF JIBGIxHA. O tTMMIR LAW LKCTTJRI9 Bine weeklvk O becln 18th July, 1876, and end 13th Sep tember. Have proved oi signal use, ist, to student who design to pursue llMi" stud lea at this or other Law-school ; lid, to those who propose to read privately j and Srd,' to prac titioners who have not i bad the advantage of systematic Instruction For circular ap- iy(r.u. university oi va.iio om a. linos, Prof. Com. and SUU Law.--; -i! r. June 6-w4w.- D OL T B D Hi E A L "i w- 800 to 1,200 beAbela . pet week taeetvedand sold cheap for cash only at u f.rtiei:. GATT18 A JONES' 'J'O "ALL MEN A 8PEEDT CURE. - Weakness of the Back or unn, Btrietares, Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder, lnvnt- eatary Discharge, Impotency, Ueneral ie bility. Nervtmsuee, - Dyspepsia, Langeor, LAW Bpiriu, ituusioa oi lucsa, ninuwi of the Heart, Timidity. Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat,' Nose, or , Skin. Affection of the !.tmr: Limps. Stomach or Bowel those ter rible disordars arising from solitary Habits of x onto secret and solitary practices more fatal . te their victims than the song of the Syrettes to. the Mariners of ( Ulyaaea, blight. Ding their moat brilliant hope and anticipa tions, rendering marriage -almost impossible, destioyug both Body and Mwdi .l j fit 'JlBVfB4fpBV.fI Married persons eryouag wen eontempU-t Ung marriasre, sunenngirom vrtraniii suu rnysicai vveaaness, uumu ui timrauv. Power: Imnoteeer. Proatratloe. Exhausted VHalRyi Involuntary Dlacbargea, Non-Erec-ubility. Hasty Emissions, Palpitation rf the Heart, nervoas r-xciiauuiiy,; cimj iu Phvalcal and Mental Powers. Derangement of all the Vital Force and Function. Nerr- ous UeUlKy, ties ei maaama,' ueneral Weakass of the Organs, and overy other enhappy dlsqualificatioa, epeedllf ' removed, and full manly vigor ; restored. -To-Youri''Metir '' . . "...,....',-.( - These! are some of tbe sad snd melanchoTtv effect Jprodueed by early bantu of youth, vtat-Vfeaknees. of the Back and Lluib. Pain 14 tbe Head, IMmnets or BIgnt, Los or M ascular Power) Palpitation ef , the Heart, Dysneptia. Nervous Irritability, Derange ment Of the Digestive Fanctlons, -eneral DebilUy, Symptom of Conomptiosv eta i . ' MsSAUTr. Tbe fearful effect on the mind ae nruoli to be dreaded Loe of Mem ory, Confusion of Idea. Deprwsaiee . of Spir it, Evij-Forebodlngs, Aversion to 8ock-ty, StOf-DIstnist, ' Love ef Bolttode.' TlmidHy, etc., are aome of the evils produced. , , , Thonsanda or person oi all age can now Judge What fe the tanas, j tbetr declluing neaun, posing sumr vi;ur, urruiuiiia; wrai,, pale, nervous and emaciated, bavlusf a' singu lar appearance aoout tne eyes, eoegn and symptom of eoMumption. Of THX BALTTMOJtM LOCK HOSPITAL HQ. 7, BVUIM JltAJJSXIVA 7- nSTWKKN B.HT1MUHK AND t4 KCO.SU HTMKKTS, MALI I M irk K, Mil. . uaa8L-ly. , .. ... ; - , .,.:,, ; ., laeilr-ly- ,',,, ,1 BTABId8HEn 1841.- lit;',. ;H B Il.R I N B ! 8 -leBVBat V - jBiew''- - - i-t. iiir--n i-,. - - - j - rnnritb-iirnA tiflTi v nnnini III Lu&ubaa Afiii iinii rcuor t - UEURING A U0 251 &!252 Brodwa, NewYork. ; ' : -41-60 Sudbury utn Boton. "TRITjMPlf Tj.sg CO., , S4B0WXRT,. N. T, .: " to whom was a warded the I'remium , Ucdl , - .i ....... A. .. ., U ' , . Klaatle Trass sad Bapporter at ' we , y i, i also X , .i fi'. itr; - . TIME - -t J i f i ntvapi-si n a foTthsieat sate tasjtacasHj .L.I .1 J GRRAtj AatdUCAJt ISSTITPTS JAI8Kr t cure a hi oCer l.eut pture li'fVom foiW dt-yt hnd'4" -1 I ) dollar for a eats ther cannot - enr., They employs ' . , serms i moderate. Caaaa a-uaranteed. Or ders tUled by msil. Xzamlnatioa free. The ssusl OUcounU to patron. Send 1 'rents' tor desoriptrve book to- i - - , , Prof. W. H. BURNHAM, M. D., " mar Sd ly 7 Chief Burgeon. o- Coming-aud going all tbe while very low for Oreeabscks or Silver promises are not eur rent at . GATTIS A JONES' li : . ui Wholesale Grain and Feed Store,. r : . j OppoalU Dr. McKees 0ct. 2!L ISCEIXANEOlTS i ' tJmoB or ScnniBTBiTBBn. 1 Pbtbbsbobo RtrLBoao GoMraav,1 rBv, V ' B4, 17A, , v; , fslersburg, Vs , November 1 1 HANOI OF SCHEDULE TO J Uke effect SUNDAY, November SSth j -r- - i uoma eoUTti." Leave Pcterabnrg at 6:30 A. M. and 3:27 P. Arrive at Weldoa at 9-.. A. M. 6:55 P. M. , ! GOING NOKT1L. Leave Weldon at 7:35 A. M. and 4 P. M. Arrive st Petersburg at 1146 A. M. sad 7.-07P. raV, v , . v.. - , ' Trains connect at Petenberg and Weldoe with trains for. ell sou lb era and northern , point. Tickets sold to all southern, south-- western, northern sud eastern point, snd barsraM check ad through. ' I H. T. DOUOLAA. i feb leVdAw-tf.3 t ; ,1 smperanteadent. ! KVER- JlfclFORE EQUALLED 1 : The La rgest Stc'ck bu Aecora., ; . If.!. r r . C. -' tnitHkl. Was tteturned. -vliii.:,! j-.,-.i,'?r J a.H . ,i-IB-'jVf'l . tie is efi'd t . htold Stand with a larger I !,,.,t j 0 , aaeortment of I 1-1 ; " THAN EVER. . - - - il U. ,a CENTENNIAL GOODS, nt rOyRTll JVVt CENTENNIAL. GOODS 'Look at m'ybuest Fashion liates and clioowe Tonr stylo. " J CLOTHS. ... - ' s BTJITINGS. I i.;t .-1 ,- , . .. i ,f . . - in rot anything Jyoi want. Come and re met I know I can suit yon. ,fj , , ,;, B ElKEL'S ESTABLISHMENT i-' ,' in at the old place. One door south of the Sootbftrn lprvsmofflceu 'r " '' 5 " 1 ' , , I Afnirautee all my fits. ' r ; " apr i;t-sm Cv'wciarju RICHMOND A PETEKSBURQ B. R. CO - Commenrlnr Oct. fMth. 1879, Train on . this road will ma a follows : -r j 'Lbavb RiCBMoab, Bocra ' ' '; .' ' 5:10? iriCU Throorb' VaO':' 7:45 'A.' V.. Frelifht Train i 1:45 f. M.. Tbroaek Msil t i 6 P.M., Freight Tram, t , . .. ... . Lsavb pBTaaxncito, Norts. VIM A. fat, Freight Train ; M., throorb " Mall S P.- M., Freight Train ; 7:85 P. JL, . Through MafL 5 " " " Coaches attached to all freight trains for accommodation of naasenrera. Thia Company offer psla! ledneemeats to the shipping public oa line of the Kaleigh. A Gaston, Raleigh A Augusta and Western N. C. Railroads, la the way of low freight . and tssssarer rate. , . . .-'.- A. SHAW' dAw-tf- - - Be perui .- ... - ; '-.- - ' rP -. r - : ; C tiiv x t wfda, fiotruieu, ui ' ill r Tbral BiKIiri, - r. .- '. V ; i. C8E , .f, i- ft- ftlliM'ifboIle TtblttL PUT UP ONLT IN BLUE BOIF8. ' TRIED AND 8L1U2 REMEDY For sal by Drnrrlsts rewerally, and JOHNSTON, 1 . HOLLO WAT A CO.. rnuaneipnuvra. a a . a. I r tiV. r I ;,i i t ,1 - i V s .. ...... m J, J 4, 0t V . iff .e- 1 "':'