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I ' "' " r .a f 3 Ml - f i - 5 Jll - 15 il-.:'. . -1 '1 Ik' j it ! P 1 1 7JU i !! v 4 ! i t i i .! ' If -it i i . 5 1 Tai Smtisfx .la published every morn ing (M.'nda excepted) and delivered la ths city of Kaletgh for sivbstt rivs ccMTt rsa mouth. Mail subscription, postage free, Eiour Dollar per annum, In all rate pya ble In advance. . ". Till Wkkklt Sistimi. U pub Witd srery Tuesday. . Mall subscription Two . ou.au per annum pjyahle In adrance.' I fT Person leaving the city during, tbs t uniDirr ess saw Th Stuvimtv. mailed to thefradare by ordering It ibis office i li her it perso or by poet card.- eety No notice take) of aaonyAouaCoumuul cation. We cannot undertake io return re jected manuscript. nu'lir", , r -flMITtt , BATl'ilELOft CO., T ' T 4 ..Baliiod, N. C THE SENTINEL TUESDAY, JUtT,18,T1875rr" IMonalfSsatcratic Eofcra isfcet FOR PKESIDENT: . . or mw,ToK. FOB VICeTkKSIDKNT: TiimnvsrAniENURicKs:r H or fiUMafa. J In (Jwnt'i'eitbmrt.iJue was. A Qrtot Jewell iu a toad's head nyhow. A Micbigu man named Iglass recent! jr inade a siMvtacIc of himself by suiciding with ft rope'frt in u! upstairs window. 9tm , . ... -t.i i What on earth do ou supi the school geographies moaot when they laid this down the temperate cone ? .,i t ii ' " AUAptetu'aQ(iaHlH.'t that jt will be diOicult, by ho k or by Crook, to make the utirTerrv-lhx! Kioux Sioux for peace. it'i - V'K 1. A of'PrtsMent 4 toW, the murderer ftotrt'eBlncfc partner, Jiu Fiiik,. has jut been Irani ferred from 8mg Sing to Auburn Beelzbub, ict piat witfi;' uX mark in his rs, othuwige known aw Beastle H iili-r, has backed out'of rawing for iiioF . congress this fall. MasMt-liuweUa als must be Improving. , I . Mor daily defeats of Uie Servians aro rvW- " V. ..... .T...I . taflTI gei noi.i i u.e ve.egr-p.. w.- H.Kr ,SWUUC,-IUU luru m ..umw iiriuiirii ttt. 1 ,i .:n i. .ll......l wllh Turklsri 'routs and 'disaster. , Another hideous ootrit. Up with the Sfortoulun f-nat'uined gonfalon (ien. Terry ,of VIrsiin'aratrf x Cotifed crate, led In Whgre'ssiooal niovement to pension CnsterV Cmily liberally and at once. ' s ' '' ; w.j-:-- '. " , L 1 ' rim ew iora-,iicra;i. 01 juiy u, heads its-column of " !'enoual Intelli Ma 1 W "'"-?' a " a 1 at ' 1 . a gencc" with this item t ' '"f-'quash soup is the latest." , That is a personal allu sion to 1 many of our squash-headed statesmen ;M '' u ! 'Old Brevities" IlenneM, . ri he Hich-1 mood W Wg, thus extracts grin from death and disasters Custer's first battle was at 1 ull Bun. sud bis last with Slttlnir Bull. Fanny was a bully uvjr iu uiuo, hujiiv". reWav,wiinJ'ltl. pnrtyj-r The same man that appoiatbd Bolkaap, Bab- cock, rkheuck,"'J6yce '' aud XcDonald, I removed Bristow, Henderson, Dyer, I Jewell and Xaxgan,. s And the Cincianati I phtform e idorse him aud his adminis I tia'ion. - I ' V , ". '': rtf i f i ""Hayes latter of acceptaaca is gener ally regarded by iuflaential northern journals as vreak, 3aA iPis asserted by out-and ont radical papers that people I are greatly disipoipted 'au the man. I JThe facttliat h I jb4 ajpositive man is I pi uuly apparent . -.7; -vrtifTini , No 1 democratic , jonrnsl has ever I charged that Jewell was dishonest or I corrupt On tbe tontrary niue teuUis I orgauuiug the civil service j fjr reor of the democratio jouusls. throughout J ganizitiou Is, Under the existing circuni- Uie oouutry have spokes in praise of hi administration M YetOrajit. says Jewell must resign. Jewell is too honest a msu lor Grant to endnre.' TlM-ii'-f-am. Tilden ' Mazourka" and the "Hayes snd Wheeler Qukkstep" are opt... But it Is to the Inspiring I strain or the time-ltonored Kogues' I March, that we will waltz Hayes out on I ma ear. ana an li;e pirate crew wu; I dance o grant bfeak-dowif 'Md thev Ijame I lune. 'Art,',i-..7),, the penitentiary guard yaterdav. and I search la tetri'toutda for thc'i ' ' Annth. - - - - . '. " 'r . . . ' ' . ' . I er aigger convict bas.juie pocketed 20,000 of the people's money' given him by the radical seuate at Washing ton. ; Why such, a difference Sn the treatment of bretmea and . fellow- patriots?'" '- If. t, ) Mr. Hayes is, socially considered.1 a I fine man. a courteous man. and he has always beea an honest man, . We object J to bis political principles, to the priuci-1 pies hs must enrry. out if ehn-Ud, andcraw wutl tbi masses of republicans to. his weak amis vaciilalu g .character. I This country is over Ub ehasm I.fbard I -WetfUndJtboptca Jyn 1 dcth. of bBkraT:toj. Hsyes isnotl the man to redm it Tilden ia, . ... - I Union Tien mid Republicans, ' K s v: ' To those old union men and old line whig, who,f became republicans 'sub sequent to , the war nd during , the period ofreconstruetiou, and 4whoure now dissatisfied with the administration of public affairs at the hands of I'm . re publican partr, we extend a aintere, earnest and authorized invitation to Join Iianda wltfilhedemocncjrTii' H- 7 W S4( kSV V a UU4VU V ' - In those whom wf ars T Addressing we recognise every element of -'patrlolini and devotion to the cause ot good gov ernment.JW1iv"e are addresslnyoorselve to the reason of lntellieut tnen4-4nen who are as responsible, honor Able and respectable In every relation , of life as anj class of men any where 1 lo ! the tateT; and by thelr "Ire aoDrjlhetf "re sponsibility and their honor, we ipeal to them In behalf of the ca i-e of hon esty and good government ?'''' ThUmaa have changtvl aud we have all changed with them, ('-aim reflection succeeds the hoar of puwion and excite ment, and men are able to' realize that there may exist other cause for differ ences of opinion or ' diviaiona of aentU mentthan mere di-shoneHt or impnnt motivee;-;-;; ;Ve trnst that the nnraler of men in our country, who ar' moved abaolutelj by evil designs, is eotnparatlvJ mall. In respect to the political . aifoira of tho atateandthe nation, we prt-fer to be lieve that a vast majority of the ofj our people really desire tho publio good, and thai it ' propwly informed they would i measure their action by n due regard for the public' welUro.,, v i J It would be i, deplorable oonditiou of things if domocrati were doiuoorats, or republicans) were republican,! end apeolatoly; from vit '4elgnf ofr the HiguiB' aiid2tlberacr,tjf byeiplaf-t;- iivm uuuTcs oi uwrucuuu w mo gov ernment. Majorities for tho Mtke of tem porary partyndvautage havojdwregard the righto of milioriUes, butynbbeopin- in nok permaneut! sustAinsa suou .t,.twi. ; .1 ihmmwgfim to ft ex.. tsrtoiJapriting. inejLjuf their. msLta. and thereby pntting, , iu jAopardy Wni I lijjertios. ;' .ai, ' " I 1 L! I .... ..J ?T uvocaiea ana earned . neasure 01 government . wutcu provoa I 1 .!.,! .. in uwuimin untnouiuwi W 1419 pilUilO interests. ' sneesof ; , , ; nillll.trAn laii. lation of this tln.l .... ( 0 their acknowledtrmeut and oorrcttton .1 :,.. ' anuru iuatannoa ninM u uiifimiii . . . ' -"l-"-' r, jueconatfion i?i hiohfwj end tho mnohto tu? buJ of . . , ,. . , P8 'ew J6"! Borto the mere-divisi tlio ivisions of parties, as to tbe men who have been called to execute the laws, aud fill the public stations of th govern mont. I . Under demoralizing influences attend ant irpou the war, and incidental to the ' unsettled state of public squtiiuuut sub sequent to the close' of the war, the ata tlna . w public life throughout the I country were, la great part, monopolized I oy aa auu unwortuy men, aud under fla'al . . - sy8tcm peculiar to an ejtutwd contlition poMio senUment,'the, standard of the civu aervioo ot Uie goveroment has uot improved with the return of peace aud the proclamation of restoration. i In its work of reconstruction pongros proposed and enacted measures of pecu liar harshness measures which la their novelty and requirement startled the public mind of the whole ountry, and alarmed and demoralized the public een timeut .of , the . south., , It. ua.v best suited the politicians of - tho repub- lican party at the noilh and their place- holder at the south to keep up a sjs- tern of pubuo alarni and by plsyiug upon the prejudices of strangers to our condition, retain their power and placea. TBThTsWy7inJrroTu ' M been found 1 impossible for .tit party jn power to correct th abuscs'of its public servants by reforming and re stances, Xound impossible. . Tha men in) place and power are determined lo stay there. -NV mere personal change of administration will affect them. A thorough, complete . political change is as necessary for the good of the people of the United Ktatea in 18tC, a revolu- twn was necessary to Uie well-being of the American colonies iu: 177C. lie Vex lutlon 'f wav xf. remedy then ; rcfurm toe remedy now. . And it is as eaten tiki that thu American 'people unite Iu rIorm,a it was necessary for tbcm to unite ju revolution ,ia 1J76. r i ta I . !.. .. . . . peculiarly appropriate and procr Ikrf - ItSfw r Am r ll.1 . t f "'i"""". repuwean party Uhite wii.li Urn ilnnivcmii. In Ii. , 1 r"""VJ ,v .sicl pT.k of m Ul jeax.ATU massea of that party, tliough honest and desir- big honest government, as ws are'will- lug to accord, are nevertheless respon slole- for tbe evils of bad government that afflict the whole couulry, P00 UlCi Promises of reform and restoration four years ago, the republi- ao leaders were trusted by the pefcple. na nunareas and thoosanda of demo- voted lor u raut Ilia second admiaia tration has been' the saddest failure in thebisbory of prcsideutsj . 4uch abuse aod corruption as baa been developed under l-rant's second term was hot known or even dreamed of during the war,; - -... y. We now ask honct, intelligent, reas oning republican to come up to the full measure of their dulyTis "good citi zens, and In the crisis now upon the country, discard any prejudices the past few years of event and excitement may have engendered, and unite with the democratic party iVtba crowning duty of -ike eenturyIU)frn-nd Eestora- f s T 5 , JUS tow,' . .ir ', . One of the jfuost aUrtntng featarfa pt the gerjiTral demorallntion of U coun try, la tbe universal prevalence of aiob ocraey. Hardly -day ' passes that,! la some region,-tho papers do not report a lynching, a mob , hunting of real or supposed crlmiual. "Dii case to New Richmond, Ohio, a triple case In Ne w ark, New Jersey, two cases in Ken tucky, and . ' half-dozen at least In Texas and other slate have been re ported ia the last two weeks. Mob hanging for homicide for ravishment, for hore-atealiug ; and iu ou or two recent lul:uu-a, as baa since been a cerlaiued !r unthiughung by mis take. The lft l tat the laws are slow anduueeruiu in ilielr operation, la but alight mitgatii it l the crime of putting a human being to desttb without ln,d- ow of legal process, Ul the peopbj educate titenueives a to wiiat ciiaoge and refnrms are needed In the laws and .k.u '.4i.t.iNii iLi ,.. V - ;7 T lo follow the Wlud k'ftdiugpf chcap-jobn politicians and of t'irtr own prejudices. Lei' them scour-'.: nil " hruoramusea. traffickers and Idler fr.it their legisia live and Judicial : hall', and fill thoir placet with wise and true m. n meu enlightened a to the need of tbe na tion, appreciating lis wrongs and deter- mine' J to refortnthW neither, be i swayed by fear or Javor- rocn whose" only aim Is the public go'Ml, I tbe vrelfaref IherrnctroatryMid Hliohr tom, J aoul. iodependent in ever) thing, neutral . . s'-'t 1 j.iUttoy, ,.M,o..HnriHhingsI)owB h i - -V .1, , rrfa ivitt-ASU n r. I uuiiasm aAimiin i..h . s at. . I f ., r. ; . ;f . . a7f S3 arms icie aasi'i rTiiri". a.. iulk.uli un u uiqss riMs-m vata-pana, uuu give U8 iaW:IIiaker and la w-a IministratorsT who. u,i .ml h.tn.rk,;. a.i ... -- erirv and tiroubtnu&s khan :ortv.-r do .7 rr ' .-j, - - , f .... . . - v . 1n, rii, itiar irfKt anuil.iw l Y.-i. !ir ! " . , - . .... .. W,,IC" aimo nany oisgruce some . . . ... iwH mi r ran- laml Iiui i.iiiIhii 'n, nt lhft mn, hi(i,. Wot, iiMvnii viv siisnswsvui The Wilful Printer. Of alt the Wtago,, misrapreaont-. f.i , i i, i i tious of modern tuos rof all lwe at- tempt to falsify tha truth of history - thedemorala-dcouductof-u nufortu- uate. butdarinir. aud wefoaruluudaueJ. priater toward this writer in the iu of the Daily Sentinel of the 11th instant was the wildest and inl reekW In attempting to write of the conduct oi uenerai urant as uiat oi a geuerous mnniMrnr ax' AnnomaUni ' ami anhav. . queuuy ww xjvo auu uia meu, we are made to say "a generous congress," which, as it could only refer to a rccon- struution congress, aud had its refer?uoe to a date prior to 1872. made us appa- J!Li?2i!2LiL JELZ. reuUy gmlty of a muinomer of the very highest order to the' scalo of meanings lessnttss. ' .'' ' " ' ' '" '' . ! In an article critical of Judge Satlle's speech ou Wednesday night, "invoked revenge" is mado "involved revenge, snd in the same article 'twice elevated to the supreme bench, is made "thrice elevated." .- - V Such mutilation is very annoying to a writer, and well e dculated to puzzle the realeros jmpresshim witvhi jhejiotion that the editor has either Uken final leave of his senses, or toinponu-ily gone J.i- .1 i I iuiaj iiio wei. Kxooery .uusmess. i i. . .. .. I I . r or puou oonsiuerauons as tuem prio- tr should learn th value of acauracy, 1 and be taught to practice tho virtue of truth. ;'.v i It would have' mortified had hi adversary' book mutil rendered ineffectual by a wilful printer bent on mad mischief. Judce S'ttle JZ. tnSllS .-S! ud lum no good, mispnnted as it was, I , ... . a- , ., . i It looks rather bad for the new plat-1 t ...i;.i i tu. .i..-t .i -- IT Ti . T TZr cauuiuawa is icuuig uuw ue means to re-1 form the civil service business, their n. . : . , . , i - w vi- run his department honestly. ; We never could , understand ; how ', they ; rode two bones' in different directions, but they doit. .. , . ,. :., , . Pinchbeck, the New Orleans mulatto flee which he has satisfactorily filled crowd, the nterprie will prove aa big , , WM " llesire defendant as rimply to. trengthen tho party to an, ncmlfaUu WdtSoS other state, or because of bis efforts to ?r:,. ??Z Ylf' miIUon" formed, as tbey hare been upon pretty full ex-couvict, has pocketed the $20,000 Of management fulfills the promise pre the people's money given him by a viously msde thst ss a newspnper it pickpocket radical senate, for elalmW should be made equal to what it ever a I vn vi itiuim mv win da, abundant if Ilavea ia elected. ..I ... . mim ... The 1 ouog Men's Christian Assoc ia- lion convention at Toronto has voted down th. nronnaltmn In .-tmi r-.t..l . - r--r "..".inuimiii, member. Shame on them." We ran I hardlt conceive of nngallant christian to baaaenatnr from I ftl.l.. , l.jl"" a ui sy0 uanuB BS ttS .1 Crlid Joke. tigoted papers like the Chicago Jour nal an J Rochester Chronicle continually peak of the house of representatives as "the Confederate boae," or "the Con federata eoogresa. We do uol kuow that such iafuutile spitefuluess hurts the feeling of any one south of Mason and Dixon's line. On the contrary perhaps Vnuy be! looked upon ss m tha t,- -UeepiU bayooUj poUJ laws, trample the south out of existence aa a political power, enough good men have been sent to Washington to form a Confederate bouse.1 i a. Tsnee sU Tcwtsor. Judge George Howard, of ,Tarboro, arrived in the city . hut evening. He iyi whcTa lie leftJ1nthwj-oriog at least people were - aireaay as- sembled In the town, and 'the? were till nnuiW in bv ever road blank. ---- ' While, bigb, low, all classes nud, - con .llllnn. flvnVinn ! I.... W ...vt - , t i . governor. -t . n ' ' ' ' '''' ' l'roiu a private letter pf jttr Hlident and fire ent reiireanntntive. lion. Jna Davis, to the Sentinel, we take the lib erlv of makinir this extract : r., The 'prospect i decidedly bright. Our enemies hope to succeed iu the j frie1(,8 abouW unu,ually cautions pot south by Mfrring uj strife, and our I lo accommodate them. The fact should I be constantly presented that thev have I bad lolute pow er for fifteen yeai a and have brought the country troln. I Jcouomy and reform were never mora uceded and must prevail or our govern I '! Sont!' !EWs An XOTK. ; l,2UtkathsJu New York last week. ! Ex-Judge Connoily, ofNew Yorkjs SpaklrtUi tsolrTyrflf' Proving .4.r..,.cr ri -v.tir A., i Heavy rains have -daruaafij crops it I )Trs Tyner is tho1 youngest , lady ' ot . ue lirantcaoiueu i , m -- n?;.- t.jj t - 4"' - v t V i V, . 'i . TSew ork specie slilpmijutelaBt Uie fj I rant cabinet.. it: ; - i i i.a. I. ' rnuaueipnia streeucar bones i nj,, uink-eved dUlemner. It wilt be several week before Til- ueu-s letter 01 acceptance appears a i a Sk lAn.ftidman threw liimself. tlieotlierlP1lntlffgTe.to pay twelve percent In- I J.... r..... .., 1 uujrt iiuiii mo wwfr 01 me cntircn ... . Uhamberluin Is to call tor troopa I . . ... to I uirrorlza tno houtli ( arn in ana It " not icare Sitting Bull much ! "Death by starvation" is one of the permauent recognized items of the re gular bills 01 mortality in London. nt'ii n . . . ... . : . ' 7 . . j""" Hum . wg umber of the old British fricnte 11. I Hnoe. . tAX :-'-:-f'v,,'. t "Round Ton." the celebrated furrn iu Queeu Anne s county, Md., has 4T!un,Jrt? .t frlvania ladies for VU...i lUiU. ,1W w'l i A Mianeopoljs woman found a pack- I aWl to s desk thaton 1 Jwf i nor irreat-irranuiather. l. . .... l I. ' mi. ' !!-UT-T flfiOl , loiense aenx causa tne aeatb of a very large numoer oi cauie and otlier live atck in course of railroad transit "um we" w lU0 ea8leru c,ue- ' '?nce' ,ou of .. population of om' lwo m""? ,,Te. ou tbe venuiiL claocumuhe4Jjrealth, balance depending on the produce of labw. A trand riidenand Hendricks rati fication meeting was held in horticul tural bull ou . the i ceuteunial ernunda Saturday evening, uayani and Eaton were among the speakers. . i In Japan everr one who cuts down a tree is retmirea to plant one in ita stead. . ..' TV'. and we, who are cutting down our wood with reckless improvidence, propose to teacu tneee neatiiens uie art of thrift. .Tie tiilrSra tr'trork .comnarrrAof I Tork,--P.Ths-received -a-eontraei-for 4 feziMt PaeMiaikokThe work will - , . . . . ... . . Aiwi rsn -m ,iab,h.j m- a i i oouuneucw as onoe,- ana win mrlov I t.....ii .r; t I "rT t , 1 Oeneral Cutter, and flve'.f his offi-1 cers, were insured as lol!o i (,'eneral WXJ ia all, lu.OOO. ,; , .,, '.j , j 'i '. it i !i ' ' . ; iith- "i 'r.. i - ii, urainouiM orssta. i wnm reinsea snsppeil a loaded pis-1 u)i at tne ropntor. wno nut him ont I of the store. . The boy rearranged the I cap anu area at tbe baker throns-b th I wlndow, miig ym. " . - , ., , i a Aa K'cUniona tuqnirersays s Unless fptoniber does what it promises for the I centennial exhibition in the way . of a I hsve already attended it, yet it has not begun to pay expenses by any means. Honorable mention. ; if i - ., t .- .(;,-. Krom tlie Wilson Advance.) The Baleigh Sentinel under ils new . , T. ... , on ina ngut traca. u . ,. 1 ' -i.-tU i ; . irromtneicnsnoi Transcript The XlOeiirti-Bentiiu 1 under its new mannKers nd proprietor is greatly im P? n? " B0W " - 9 onr most valued excbjmges. ' V Danville PresbTterian' are going to I build a 10,100 ehurclu" w Custer ( (!00 rVntain YaV 44 rwirt.l uouuanis counsel inai mere are already S, tZ'h a m S . ' 1 fwrv lD tl,i9 ,ta, w,th c,nlul 008 mil Job t have a',.1' 1 ..1 i ,7'' viivicu- niireaujr irgw uwi me Dusmess is too hUh! and den, $10,000 ; Lieutenant PorterZ U larareto be disturbed with Aaoii,.i- ; Silng and Loan . tlous. AssocU- N02T1I CAEOLINA -ScraEME Court, ivl TKK, 1876.NO. 230 BoWaJf. VT;i. Mills and wife et L, vs. Salisbury Doildlng and Loan Aasociation. . OrtNIOK. Reads, J. We have tbe following statute headed, " Bi-ilpixo Associations ;" "Whereas, divers persons, chiefly of tbe Industrial classes, are desirous of lorni Inj associations for the purose of accumu luiing by small periodical deposits, a saringg fund. witk.whicAl Uier may secure a home- lead;tii tor thrtn urotnetv' kwI whereas, it la the dictate or a sound policy that the protection and encouragement of the Legislature) should to 'give to associa tions baring in view ends aod o'ljecl so commenaauie in lueir character ; inercure. r.Trom Bnd"aftertfir TWMsare of this act it shall and may be lawful, ami anthorlty Is btretiy riven to any tnuivuisuui or persons, Iq any city or county in the Bute, snder any name by them to be assumed, to associate ioruie purpose- m orgauuung and esUblisu ioz homMteuMl and buildini; associations. and beiugso associated, siiail,' on comply- I body politic and corporate, &c." And then ins wiLh the nrovis ona or th a rhanter. he a Utnt? Proceeds In the usual way to BO. i iBorize trie association ' io itoid nmnertv. - 1 make by-laws and transact business. - Bat I KT., CO. 11. ' ' - ' . ' I The declared object of Uie Legislature U. I to enable and to encourage persons, culefly I Poor persons, to save and Uenosit their lit- I tlca, and when sufficiently accumulated, to I uu uro iiu.mw- abada. Thta la 1 mnt lunfliii( ai anil - 1 it Is our duty and our pleasure to sosu'ln it I Although not within the letter of the act, It would doubtless be within the spirit If the associations vers so onrsnized. that In- stead of anMsiiber In all cases, waiting to pay in wy iiuhw anu iaae oat in bulk, us could, at the bettlunUig of bis coDDection with tbe assuciatioa, take out in bulk and pay back by littles. 'And that Is what the defendant sayi t)i pUiinUfl" did In this In stance. If so, snd the contract Is otherwise leguunaie, 11 w in se our duty to sustain It. I considering the sv Meet, it Is lo be no ticed 1 tbe pre) 1 lie of tbe defendant that, losieaa 01 making us plan and br-lsws x ceediogty plain, to be understood 4v olsta men,lueyar exceedingly complicated, so that they cannot be understood at all by laain men, anu are expiatued with great la bor, as th twenty-lire pages brief la this case will show to men accustomed to ab struse investigation. t uenosiunr. borrowing, lend nar ' navlns' and 4(Tsiar fanul rnw asil hi mon ey transactions; but uey hav substituted unusuii wonur. whiu perverted ut Callings, Kuowueniy lu tneip vocabulary, and tbey mkj wiui wo wusk uooaLuere lor iiieir mean ing. Jlut we must use language, which lu its common ' acceptation will explain the upninuiuii wiween ine panie. 1 I The plaintiff borrowed of the defendant $379, and received that sum In actual cash. To socur Lb a paj mimt .tuereof, Jia executed 10 uie aeieuuani uu Dona, not lor f 373. imt tot f 800, and mortgage upon land to secure, not the 379 and interest thereon, but ih Interest on $600, and an additional six per ...... . I. .... II ...... M. . . . . veuu, wuicu iiicjr van "uues, . Dill WHICH IS oniy snotner name ror interest 80 thai the 0ri neresi upuu owi m mommy instalment. which is equal to sbmit nluetees Interest upon $379, tbe amount which ho borrowed.. . Altheatfh tbU looks bad hi the Beginning ior tne pialuliU yet he is assured that In the end it will work out well; for, af ter be shall have paid this nineteen per cent for eight nine, teu.or soma Indefinite num ber of years, be will not be reauired to oav sny more, but his bond and mortgage wlu k. .MMnml OMul ...I . II I.. ... . . nun en..-, cr, uuu in; nm uv uiocuanreu . . . . . nuw imui a caicuiauou wuicn we have I aiada aimmslmntino- ..rpv u I that h the plainilrt is discharged at the end I ten and a half per cent upon the amount borrowed, i And, If held longer, the rale of interest is Increased lu proportion to the time. So that it is really hi the power of the defendant by prolonging the lime, to op press the plaiutlir indetiultelv. Aud all this is upon the supposition, most favorable to 1 the plaintiff, that he Will be able to pay up I nis monthly Instalment at the rate of at-' teea per cent apon . tb amount borrowed I or twelve per . cettC npon the $600 f for the I moment b ails to :py bis monthly Instai- me' "Pose -noes snd pen- j twelv or nineteeu per cent j , so that the les " ua ''e more bricks they re- How burdensome these lines are will I appear from the fact that for ehrht months In which he failed to psv his montlil Insist menta, Ua Interest to $24, the dues IU. and Uie noes 12 1. 0. 8o that at a time when ha could not pay at all, they required him to pay aooui iwenty-sve iter cent Interest upon uie emu uorroweu. , ailing to meet ibis de mand upon mm. tbe Dlalnlift's hind is adver Uzed for sale under the mnrt.irn.Tn. This whole proceeding la so unconsclona ble. that no one would ever recofmlzn it a within th purview Of the verv beneficent statute which we have quoted, and. ouderJ wnicoit proiesses to operate. ; ; w we are loiu that tkmm associations an common In Karon aud in nianv of our ala. -Estates Waare-awareof it Tber com. J Uon M wn but Were oon nerverted. The luillMmii' ha kil,l nf ilian ! InA.:.. m. intiii'jii in r. pnnn 11 ru it a a mr.iA . v -miHWHsa.- iue ar numerous and lnnueutiaL.. Tha Influ, h.,isi-,ion. n- lh-i, .,h-ui- 1' nee tlie press. And eve the courts T told by spread, so does this. And It is oar purpose to nip it In the hutl" In thto state, aud sav "! "?oclati. Properly couuucieu. i sua we are iniormed umt lhem "re surn) but from those which seek to en- "orce nnconscionao e contracts, ami from those which violate our usory fuws.' This """B " ioe rase upon us menis. "'T rt.i00 ' 10 the PPrie.yof ;uuuuuuig uu injuociion sgsinst a sals an- mongigt aaiu tbe Una! hearing, wo nav iJ mo thsn was absolutely oeces- r lw now uul wa "ave uone so be- upon orettv consideration. But still, the profeexion will understand that the general question Is oten. We kuow of no device or cover bv which these associations can Uke from- those who borrow their moaev more tbao lb lecal rate oi iiiicresi, wiuiuut Incurring lb penalties of our usury laws. Calling tbe borrower "a partner,? or substituting "redeeming" for lending; 'or "premium r bonus." for au amount which they profess lo have advanced. and jet withhold; or "dues" for Interest or a ay like subterfuges, win not avail. We look at tbe substance, " If tbe parties should desire to settle noon the bads of wbst we have Intimated, then will be sn arconnl stated, charging tbe plain tiff with f.l7t.no, and Interest at six per cent that heing tbe rate agreed on, up to in time oi Muting tne account, lie will then have credit for ail tbe interest dues snd Ones, sad all ,ier paymenis, if any. which he has made, with Interest tliereon from tbe lii t tliiis the U)UiPLl were made. And the blaure wiif be the amount due tbe defen nti Tbl w4ltb a cbanie. upon.. the land . . ..'.' ' ;' uuda the mortgage, aud for It the land may r be sold after reasonable lime. , It Usu-gented that the plaintiff bui:ht w.l ' to have credit for the fines paid, because they were imposed for his default in not psy ng interest and dues. True, they were so Imposed, bat then the Interest and due were nnlawful, and they bad do right to require -him to pay them, er to Due bint for not dolns an nnlawful thing. There to no error. This will lie certinVI. A true copy, Test: tLr, &? WM- IL "AGLET, Clerk. Cy Lkbqy BytLrv, Dep. Qerk. , Cotton WTUtt.-----.--.-- yfsterduy a rejrto byee, vHaker tf ' jvuusoq: Middlings, ' Low Middlings,' y,i . 10J cent. Tinge,- i. iM ii'l i "I0 blulns, : ' ,9 i, Deep Stains, J'.!:; .A"V." 8 Blue, ' .,.i.v...., s ..v J ,7t ; H Market dull.' No sales tonlav. GflwJnV. vm iiirbL y ',, Tm Only 8ubb Cl'rk FOH Hi irtmr Tin, t,l. j l . r. -- -"v ami, uernia rairgcons In Uie world and some of the advantages offered bv Uie Triumph 5rus Company, 331 Bowery, N. v., hose Truss and Supporter wero nward' cd the Medal at fie ll session of tin ereat American Iohlitule Fair. Send Jt) cents ror their new book. . i .. - .1 Official Pride. From tbe Lire Oak Fla.j iTiiues. It is a common saying that as soon a a man gets Into otQuo be become proud; and a aa evidcoco , of this will mention that a year ago our couu ty tax assessor usually came hare footed into town, but now . be sport an elegant pair of number ten brogaoi. If his pride continues to increase we will not be surprised to aee him with hit hair combed and wearing a clean shir'. . .... ... . ., llUITCRE CtTRED In frnm 3fl I.. On days by the use of the Triumph Trus, and Triumph Itopture Kemedy, manu factured by Uie Triumpli Truss Com pany, 334 Bowerv. N. Y. This Tnn. and pporterook.ibft.JlWaX text session oi me ureal American In stitute Fair. Send 10 'cent, for their new book. The "woman's friend" i what nP. Bull's YezeUble IMIs mav well in termed, for every womau that has oncf used them will not be wlUiout themr M E V ' A D V K K 'U S K Al K N TS . T7IXCUR8ION 10 PHILADELPHIA AND 4,,.. RETLK.V , Rslbiob A Gaston 14. h., i -Uvrwa Cza. Ps. Actsx, L l ( Kalelgbf. Juo is, ) A a excursion train will l.v R.i..ih : the mora n? of tbe 18th Inst., at to o clock a. m. for fbuadelphla via It A GT aud 8. ii S. K. B.. coiiuectii e with lha at amer Floiida," of the Bay L iw. irarat mouui) trip to rftiJadeipula, f 18,75. TICK KT8 GOOD FOK 80 DAYS, t Tbess tlckeU w 111 onl v be aokl oa the log of the 11th, but will bs good le return any day whhiu SO days, 'july lfr5t Geu. Fuss. Ai(U ACE INSTITUTE, RALEIGH, N. C The next (fifth) scbo'astk ;ctr bie n on TatRSDAY, tbe 14th of September, isni, and eujs June 14tb, lhTf. , ... n r r It I divided Into two terras of four half ninths each, commencing the l4ih of Stp- tember nd 1st of February. : , Board and tuition per Wrui ICS. , For ;ctaiogu and other Informal lou d- i ly .Ml" wam-,, . . . 1 sleigh, N. i RALEIGH & GASTON ROA SCHEDULE. MAIL TBAIN. HAIL- Leave Baielgh .......... Arrive t W eldon , Leave Waldos , Arrive at Rslelgh......,,,. ".' ' ' thuocoh rasionT. Leave' Bat etjrb . . I . Arrive at Weldon.; Leave' Weldoa... ...... Arrive at Baleigh.. UCO A. M. 5W V. M. 10 00 A. M 8 11 P. M. & 00 A. M. S i K M. A 15 A. M. 5 ) f. il. ; BALEIOH A AUGUSTA AIR LINE. Xesv Baieltb.T7rT77: .'. .7. T. '. WMTTSTT Arrive at Cameron. s 15 V M. Leave Ca meroa ... . . . . ... 6 ad A M Arrive at Balelgh v , . A. M.- ;l.:''::'':;:.,iionai javlnder. Jy -tf 'f '- : , 8uprrint4-ndcnt, i .S. UlsTIlEli:Tvroi'BiMoit ' Tha GASTON KOl'SE has, for nearly half S eestury, maintained a rerutaliiis aa one of the best Hotels at the South. ltk-u it fully sustains under tha present management. : Parties visiting tue seashore at Beaufort will Had It convenient and deatrah'e Wi pav a visit, ia passing, to the Athen of Ni.ilh Carolina, and rest at tbe OA vr. N. ' y SATIS 13.50 PER D A Y. ; '. t-T FersMta who come to tbe eoaat to feast on tisb, oyster and other gntnl things fmiu Uie water, are alvlsd that New Berne iiht- asest ash marwet on the Atlantic eost. ; if t it '- ' ' in i - : - Ii! .ElH JIinil'SCH(K)I The eserrlsea of this rhooi will Ik- re- uimed on " MON DA Y A UU V'bX aisTSTrt. prepares Its pupil gi-ncrally fur rollrgi- B d practical pursuit. It offers, a par ticular, a full aod apixwved enorse ot prepa- ratios ror the ua.versity oi ionn i aruiioa. H I"1""' vm ' ., UIp the family of the Frinclpala. On-nlars rou- talnlnir terms and particular fent on appli cation. - - ..-'..-..'. , . RtV. 4. il. ATKIXSHJJf, dUL C.1LBCOTT. GENTS fof best chaste to the world to coin moaev Address C. . SAFICTY . POUKETCO. Newark, N. J.r - ' jciu zoe. io u. r. nuniu a, .-i-w AJ York, lor PbamDhlet 6t loo pares, Von- tatning lisUof 30U0 newspapers, snd estliAITT bowing cost of sdvertlslog. , - iMft ?-ly .4- X
Daily Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
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