THE ERA-
Official Orgmn of the United scales.
Official Orran 0f the Cltr.
W. 31. UKOW 3Ianager.
. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1S75.
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Tlie Post office reffulationh
require pre-payment of postajj
on papers mailed to subscriber
after January 1st, 1875.
Tlie terms for the Era will
therefore in future be as fol
lows: One year, in advance, 1MC
f months, 1.05
,'Imonths, " r5
IxHiisiaiisu
It would appear to be a reason
able inference, that the Adminis
tration was in poreesMon of sncl
facts as will fully justify its action
in sanctioning: the course of the Fed
eral authorities in-Xew Orleans, and
it becomes all patriotic citizens to
calmly await such further develop
ments as will doubtless be made to
Congress by the President, before
Indulging in criticisms which, after
$ full invesligation,vmay turn oui
to be extremely unjust.
t All good Republicans have only
to call to mind the eminent service
tendered by Gen. Grant to the
country in the time of its createst
need, to convince them of his patri
otic devotion to the interests of the
Nation, and that, if the action of his
Administration may appear for the
time to partake of severity, it will
eventually be fully sustained by at
tendant circumstances. Already
the letter of General Sheridan, pub
lished in anothercolumn, places the
whole transaction in a very differ
ent light from the rumors, and ex
parte statements of the Democratic
press, who, for the most part, have
seized upon this opportunity for
another attempt to 41 fire the South
ern heart."
levolving upon us that steps should
e taken to satisfy our creditors
ipon some basis. The committee
ippointed for the purpose of con
erring with the creditors of the
State, meets in this city to-day,
Thursday, 14th Inst.)
We hope that some definite con
tusion will be arrived at which will
neet the approval of the Legisla
ure on its re-assembling. If the
Democratic members had devoted
is much time, and exercised their
brains to the same extent in search
ing out some plan for our financial
elief as they have to cripple the
oor white and colored men, by the
advocacy of a clause in the Consti
ution to require poll tax receipts
is a necessary qualification for vot
ng, we would probably before this
lave placed ourselves In a more
Hvorable light before the capitalists
of this and other countries.
Ileal Up the Breaches.
There may have been a small
-how of excuse at the period of our
omplete ascendency in North Car
ina and the Nation, for Republi
an leaders to entertain some feel
ings of bitterness towards each other
as the contending factions sought to
elevate men of their peculiar choice.
There was then something to strive
for in the way of political prefer
ment. The patronage and offices of
the country were for the most part
at our disposal. But now, when
Democracy seems for a time to be
in the ascendant, and the enemies
of the people are straining every
nerve to reinstate the old order of
things; when the great rights oi
the masses of the country are being
seriously threatened, there can be
no excuse offered why men of prom
inence in the Republican party
should not discard all effort for self-
promotion and devote their entire
energy to the great work of rescuing
j us from threatened dangers. If we
i are to redeem the State of North
There is one inconsistent feature i Carolina from the haml of tho9e
which stands out in bold reliofin who have proven themselves to be
the discussion of this matter by De- utter,y unworthy to be trusted with
inocratic newspapers. Theiraffect- the 8uidance of public affairs, it is
ed indignation seems to be directed nIgh tlme that every vestige of past
against President Grant and Lieu- differences should be at once dis
tenant General Sheridan for alleged Pel,ed aruI in the great fight before
violations of the rights of the States us every available man should be
and the liberties of the people, for- found at his post. Let disappoinr
getting that these illustrious men ments bc f()rtten- Let not the
for four long years risked their lives thwartinS of anT man's ambitious
upon many a battle-field to uphold P-!009 be offered as a pretext for
and defend the people of our whole lukewarmness in the cause of Re
country from the attempts of a Dem- Publicanism. Remember, Repub
ocratic slaveholder aristooraov to. Hcans of North Carolina, that men
irrind them nmlpr font Tho Wai weigh as nothing in the balance
leople of the United States will be when the rcat principles of Justice
slow to forget that this cry of States' and m8ht arc endangered. If per-
Rights and the attempt to exercise ! 50031 filing is allowed to govern
it to' the extent of a tohil fptrnr. yu and cause a deviation from the
tion of the Union, have entailed strict Paths of duty as good Repub-
upon this country untold miseries, j llcaDS and lovers of yourcountry.it
and we are much mistaken if before ! Iuay be that the riShts ,low enjoyed
many weeks thev donothnvpmnr ! wm be wrested from you, never to
to thank the Government for its ef- DO resaned. We sincerely hope
ficient action in rhprL-inn- what i that every neighborhood in the
might otherwise have resulted in State wili cnsult together and heal
open insurrection and bloodshed in a11 iniQor differences that may ex-
the Southwest. ISU me common gooa or our
We will tske the earliest onnor- gIoriousoId State receive paramount
tunity to lay before our readerssuch consideration, and all attempts to
material information as may be stir up strife at a time when we
placed before Congress by the Pros- most need tnergetic unity, befrown
ident in regard to the matter, and down. With such action, and
we doubt not it will be of such a j witn a Platfor,n of principles broad
character as to entitle him to a re- ! enou8n to hold tle good and true of
newa! of the Nation's gratitude. j a11 set'tlon nd colors and condi-
; tionsof life, we have no fears of
. the ultimate and complete success
i of the Republican party.
to be taken from the people and
placed in the hands of the Board
elected under the new arrangement.
It Is j even said that the Middle
Ward, although the smallest in the
city, 13 to have five commis
sioners, while the others will have
only three each. The reasons which
actuate these legislative friends of
the people in making this unjust ap
portionment, are accounted for from
the fact that the Middle Ward votes
the Democratic ticket and the ex
tra number allowed is for the pur
pose of procuring a forced majority
in the Board over the votes of the
other Wards.
Rumor further has It, that the
Eastern and Western Wards are to
be divided in such a manner as to
give the Democrats six members,
which, added to the five proposed
in the Middle Ward, will give them
eleven out of the seventeen commis
sioners of which they propose the
Board to consist. If there ever ex
isted in any organization a set of
men more skillfully trained to petty
tricks than this same so-called Democratic-Conservative
party, history
has failed to give an account of their
actions.
Railroading- in South America.
The gigantic project of scaling
the mighty Andes by rail was first
projected and is now being carried
out by Henry Meiggs, tunneling
mountains of solid granite and span
ning streams and passes at heights
from 35 to 252 feet above their beds,
almost irrespective of cost. Some
idea may be formed of the cost of
construction where operations were
commenced on a level with the sea,
and in a distance of 104 miles, the
bed of the road has attained the un
paralleled height of 15,045 feet above
the level of the sea, and in that disr
tance passing through 58 tunnels !
measuring from 200 feet to 3,737 feet j
in length. The entire length of the !
road is only 136 miles, but it cost
$37,350,000 in American gold coin.
One of the bridges spans the Aerua
de; Verruga. The central pier of
three that support this grand Diece
of superstructure is 252 feet in
height, resting on solid masonry 70
feet square, and spanning a space of
575 feet. Proceeding over a peril
ous portion of the road, winding
around spurs of mountains, through
ng tunnels, some of which are
arched only by their mother rock,
others more artistically faced by
first-class niaonry, the bed of the
road forming long and rounding
turns, so that at times there may
be seen three lines of rails lying one
above the other. In some of the
blasts in the mountain work from
500 to 1,000 barrels of powder are
used, creating a regular earthquake
wnen tne explosion takes place.
Hon.Montfora McGehee is out in
a long and dreary letter in favor of a
convention. He seriously attempts
to meet the objection that the con
vention question did not enter into
the discussions of thelast campaign.
His argument Is too far-fetched.
The people know that the question
was not discussed. As a matter of
fact, it is more than likely that if
the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature had pronounced in fa
vor of a convention, there would
not have been enough of them in
the Legislature to give them a suf
ficient majority to make the call.
The ordering of a convention, under
the circumstances, would be a fraud
upon the people, and the Democratic
managers know it. But what do
they care. Will the. people trust
these treacherous leaders ? New
North State.
IN BANKRUPTCY
rpiIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
JL on the 11th day of January, A. D.
1875, a warrant in Bankruptcy was is
sued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
of North Carolina, against the estate of
James J. Coley, of Rocky Mount, in the
county of ISah, ana htate or Nortn
Carolina, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own Petition:
That the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property be
longing to such bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer of any
roperty, by him, are forbidden by
aw; That a meeting of the creditors
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts,
atid to choose one or more assignees o.
his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Raleigh,
N. C, before A. W. Shaffer, Register,
on the 30th day of .Tanuarj', A. D.
1875, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
JOSHUA B. HILL,
Marshal as Messenger.
Dossy Battlk, Esq., Attorney.
30 -3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Representative and Champion of A mer
ican Art Taste !
MISCELLANEOUS.
t . .
T II j E E R A
JOB OFFICE.
Prospeefu for lS?3.-Eiffhf h Year
THE ALDINE,
The Art Journal of America,
ISUEO MONTHLY.
'A magnificent conception wonderfully
carried out.r'
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i; t ii i; it i d i; i:
J.
GK.NKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
in all kinds of
PRODUCE.
Our Finances.
It would redound much more
to the credit uf the present Legisla
ture if, instead of devoting the re
maining irtion of their time to
concocting schemes for perpetuating
party interests by constitutional al
terations, it would address itself to
the task of earnestly considering the
best mode of compromising our
.State indebtedness. The Supreme
Court will soon render its decision
upon theco institutional amendments
which have been submitted to and
adopted by the people, and it is
generally conceded that they will
be declared constitutional.
If this be so, the Legislature of
the State will not assemble acrcin
after the adjournment of the present
session until November, 1870.
In the meantime, unless some ac
tion Is taken to prevent it, the in
terest of the State in the North Car
olina Railroad will, in all probabil
ity, be sold under the Swazey de
cision, and this great State work
will forever pass out of the control
New York Meetings.
If ever there existed a community
composed of men liable to be car
ried off into sudden whirlpools of
excitement, it is New York city.
We have frequently heard it said
that one man might place himself
in the middle of Broadway, look
up to the sky and in less than an
hour thousands would follow his ex
ample and gaze heavenward in the
hopes, and sometimes in the firm
belief, of witnessing some astound
ing phenomenon. This impulsive
action seems to be somewhat prom
inent at this time, when citizens are
called upon to hold a mass meet
ing to condemn the government of
the country, upon the most idle ru
mors, without even deliberately in
quiring into facts.
It is refreshing, however, to find
even in such a hotbed of excitement
as New York city, men who take a
calm and deliberate view of the sit
Saving is Wealth.
One great cause of the poverty of
the present day is a failure of our
common people to appreciate small
things. They do not realize how a
daily addition, be it ever so small,
will soon make a large pile. If the
young men and youug women of to
day will only begin, and begin now,
to save a little from their earnings
and plant it in the soil of some good
savings bank, and weekly or month
ly aua ineir mite, they win wear a
happy smile of competence when
they reach middle lite. Not only
the desire but ability to increase it
will also grow.
Let clerk and tradesman, laborer
and artisan, make now and at once
a beginning. Storeup some of your
youthful force and vigor for future
contingency. Iet parents teach
their children to beginearly to save.
Begin at the fountain head to con
trol the stream of extravagance to
choose between poverty and riches.
Let your youth go on in habits of
extravagance for fifty years to come
as they have for fifty years past, and
we shall have a nation of beggars,
with a moneyed aristocracy. Let a
generation of such as save in small
A ISO,
Fresh and Salt Fish. Ovsters. Terra
pins, Game, Poultry, Eggs, Ac.
Foot of Church Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
P. O. Box, 535. 30-tf
Office Supt. of Xransportntion,
S. A ROANOKE li. II. Co.,
Portsmouth, Va., Jan. 1st, 1S75.
On and after this date trains of this
road will leave Weldon daily, Sunday
exceptea, as lonows :
Mail train at
No. 1 Freight train at
No. 2 Freight train at
Arrive at Portsmouth :
Mail train at
No. 1 Frei ht train at
No. 2 Freight train at
Freight trains have passenger cars at
tached. Steamers for Kdenton. Plv
mouth and landings on Black water and
Chowan Rivers, leave Franklin at 7:40
A. M. on Mondays, W ednesdays and Fri
days. E. G. GHIO,
Superintendent of Transportation.
4 P. M
4 A. M
8 "
7:15 P. M
12:00 noon.
4:00 p. m.
XTOTICE TO CITY TAX-l-AYlSitS.
All persons who have not Daid their
st r ....
c;iiy i axes are nereoy notined to come
lorwara ana settle at once. The prop-
A . 1 . .... -
eny oi delinquents win be advertised
on the 21st day of January next.
KAKI'1S M. SORRELL,
Collector.
Dec. 29, 1874. 29-3t
E JOY
ACADEMY
The principals of this Academy hav
ing separated bv mutual nonsnnf th
72d session will beirin January 20th.
1875, under J. M. L,oveiov. Principal.
and R. W. Lovejoy, Assistant.
j?or intormation aonlv to either the
Principal or Assistant.
J. M. LOVE JOY.
Jan. 7, 1875. 29-4t
8300 REWARD.
A
PUOCI-AJIATIOX BY
CiOVJEHNOR.
THE
The necessity of a popular medium
for the representation of the produc
tions of our great artists, has alwaj's
been recognized, and many attempts
have been made to meet tlie waut. The
successive failures which so invariably
followed each attempt in this country
to establish an art journal, did not prove
the indifference of the people of Amer
ica to the claims of high art. So soon
as a proper appreciation of the want and
an ability to meet it were shown, the
public at once rallied with enthusiasm
to its support, and the result was a
great artistic and commercial triumph
The Aldixk.
The Aldise, while issued with all
the regularity, has none of the tempo
rary or timely interest characteristic of
ordinary periodicals. It is an elegant
miscellanyof pure, light, and gracelul
literature; and a collection of pictures,
the rarest specimens of artistic skill, in
black and white. Although each suc
ceeding number affords a fresh pleas
ure to its friends, the real value and
beauty of The Aldine will be most
appreciated after it is bound up at the
close of the year. While other publica
tions may claim superior cheapness, as
compared with rivals of a similar class,
The Aldine is a unique and original
conception alone and unapproached
absolutely without competition in price
or character. The p ssessor of a com
plete volume can not duplicate the quan
tity of line paper and engravings in any
other shape or number of volumes fob
TEN TIMES ITS COST ; AND THEN, THERE
IS THE CHROMO. BESIDES !
The national feature of TnE Aldine
must be taken in no narrow sense.
True art is cosmopolitan. While The
Aldine is a strictly American institu
tion, it does not contine itself entirely
to the reproduction of native art. Its
mission is to cultivate a broad and ap
preciative art taste, one that will dis
criminate only on grounds of intrinsic
merit. Thus, while placing before the
patrons of The Aldine, as a leading
characteristic, the productions of the
most noted American artists, attention
will always be given to specimens
from foreign masters, giving subscribers
all the pleasure and instruction obtain
able from home or foreign sources.
The artistic illustration of American
scenery, original with The Aldine, is
an important feature, and its magnifi
cent plates are of a size more appropri
ate to the satisfactory treatment of
details than can be afforded by any in
ferior page. The judicous interspersion
ot landscape, marine, ngure, and ani
mal subjects, sustain an unabated inter
est, impossible where the scope of the
work confines the artist too closely to a
single style of subject. The literature
of The Aldine is a light and graceful
accompaniment, worthy of the artistic
features, with only such technical dis
quisitions as do not interfere with the
popular interest of the work.
PIlEMICiW FOR 1S75.
i Al KM MI'hliMv.v
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from On to Twenty Minutes
NOT ONE HOUR
tr ro :ig thU adrerttjwment te! tny
surrEB wrra pain.
EVERT PAIN.
It wu the first and la
Fuji
-THo Only Pain Remedy
Inflammation, and cure. ConeeMioi.a. whth"rSr ,Z
L-mi. Stomach. Bowel, op mh .. , ' . or
. - "i gin i
Executive Department,
Raleigh, N. (, Dec. 23, 1S74.
Whereas, one LEE DITNT.AP nn.
sums be reared, and we shall be free der indictment for murder, has escaped
irom all want. Do not be anioi- from the jail of Wake county, aud has
tious for extra vaerant fortunes, hut fletl the state or so conceals himself that
dojseek that which i9 the duty of
every one to obtain, independence
and a comfortable home. Wealth,
aut enough of it, is within the
reach of all. Jtis obtained by one
process, and by one only saving.
of the people of North Carolina. I .uatlon aud who are willing to see
But, as yet, we have heard oi no
serious effort to prevent this calam
ity, nor indeed has any very deep
concern seemed to have manifested
itself on tho part of Democratic leg
islators in regard to the State's in
debtedness of any kind. Year after
year, since me present controlling
party has had possession of tho leg
islative branch of the government,
the question has been discussed in
a rambling way, and nothing be
yond the appointment of commit
tees to examine into the matter has
resulted.
These committees meet, hold a
conference with a few of the bond
holders of the State, and generally
die out without suggesting any plan
of a substantial character whereby
the people of the State can get rid
in mis eriorc oi ihe government to
preserve the public peace, something
upon winch to congratulate the
people of the country. This class
of the citizens have issued the fol
lowing placard, which Is receiving
the signatures of hundreds of the
best of the city
14 We, the undersigned, recollect
ing how the rebellion was inaugu
rated, and the country forced into
a war oy me failure of the irovern
ment to protect its forts and officers.
hereby testify our approval of the
prompt action of the trovernment
in the late case of the Legislature of
.Louisiana."
More Political Trickery.
Despairing of getting possession
of the city government of llaleigh
by a fair and honest vote of all tho
; citizens, rumor has it. that the
ui wwuu luiurat ji uuy portion it- j k . .
of the orinclnai of the hL. ,u, i )Vfaro 56 cut UP and
. - A - O V V
which is constantly accumulating.
Ibis state of things ought not longer
tO exist. It Is an Imperative duty
izeu in such a inannpr ninAWu
- - -w a' v w 9
majority of Democratic Commis
sioners, and that the power of elect
ing their mayor by a direct vote is
A iiew Trunk Line to the "West.
The Carolina Central Railway
Company haHust completed its road
a distance of 42 miles, from Wil
mington to Shelby, connecting at
Charlotte with the leading Southern
roads. A eonnectiuj will soon be
made with the Western North Car
olina road, a sale of which has been
decreed under the first mortgage.
It will then be extended to the Ten
nessee line, connecting: with the
Western and Northwestern roads.
When these two missing links xrp
added the Carolina Central and the
Western North Carolina rnnda will
form the shortest line to the Atlan
tic for a lartre part of the South and
West. The Carolina Central is al-
uiosf, entirely owned in this city,
principally by Mr. Edward Mat
thevfs, who furnished most of the
means needed to complete it. It is
saidjthat it was the only unfinished
roati; in the United States upon
which work was not stopped in
spite, of the panic. Its completion
is .tpected to make Wilmington
end of the leading cotton poru of
the country, and as that city is near
er id Cincinnati and Louisville than
any bther Atlantic port, it must in
tima get a laree share of the West
ern! trade. iV. V, Evening Post.
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him ;
ow, therefore, I, Curtis II. Broa
den, Governor of the State of North
Carolina, hy virtue of authority in me
vested by law, do issue this my procla
mation olfering a reward of
THREE HUXDKED DOLLARS
for the apprehension of tho said Lee
Dunlap, and bideliverjr to the Sheriff of
Wake county, in the city of Raleigh.
Done at the city of Raleish. the
23d day of December, A. D., 1874,
l. s. and in the 99th year of American'
Independence.
C. H. HKOGDEX.
By the Governor ; j
J. I. Neathkry, !
Private Secretary.
description :
Lee Dnulap is about 40 years of aire.
coppercolor, slightly hump-shouldered,
about 5 feet 10 inches high, has a largo
nose, pleasing countenance, speaks
freely, and by occupation a shoe-maker.
V Charlotte Democrat, Statesviile
American, Albemarle Times, New
North State copy four times and send
bill to Executive Department.
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Every subscriber for 1S75 will receive
a beautiful portrait, in oil colors, of the
same noble dog whose picture in a
former issue attracted so much atten
tion. "JI ail's Unselfish Friend"
will be welcome in every home. Every
body loves such a dog, and the por
trait is executed so true to the life, that
it seems the veritable presence of the
anima! itself. The Rev. T. De Witt
Talmage tells that his own Newfound
land dog (the finest in Brooklyn) barks
at it! Although so natural, no one who
sees this premium chromo will have
the slightest fear of being bitten.
Besides the chromo, every advance
1 I . a m .
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constituted a member, and entitled to
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The Union owns the oriarinals of all
The AldIne pictures, which, with other
paintings and engravings, are to be dis
tributed among the members. To
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different pieces, valued at over 82.500
of are distributed as soon as the
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from the smallest Card to the largest
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We will keep constantly on hand, oi
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Solicitors Superior Court Clerks',
i
Sheriff and Magistrates1 Wank.,
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sonable terms.
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Special attention paid t
SCHOOL CATALOGUES,
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TOBACCO LABELS.
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itol. j
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! Kaleigh, N. C. J
January 14, 1875. )
!H;i ilea Ucn.
IX FROM ONE TO lirXTTES.
iv matter bow violent or tTneUtln th r.u ...
RHKUMAT1C, Bed-ridden,, ftiflrm. Crlppi C" ,h
Neuralgic, or prostrated witb dbeiM may suffer
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INTf.AMMATION OK THE KIDNEYS
INFLAMMATION OK fnE HLAnrrn
INFLAMMATION OF THE POWF.i.S 1LArr,rR
CONGESTION OF THE I t v
SOr.K TnROAT, DIFFICULT RRKATHlv.i l V'3
PALPITATION OK THE IIP in.
HYSTERICS. CRDUP, DIPTHERIA "EAR:
aT i T i tin fT . .
JTCADACnK. toothache"1"' .rEx2v
OOLD CHILLS. AOriK01' MECMiTHv.
The application of the Rendy Rellefto th rlr.
-i -w where the pain or difficulty txUti wui afforaV.' '
Tw. nty rtrops in hlf a tnmbler of water will h i '
ni.,?,f-Vr CKIPS. SPASMS, SOCR .ST.u,T
:hmSi,LlC WIND IN TUK Hoiv.
i nil INTERNAL, PAINS. ' "
.veh-r tlinul.1 alwava t-nrrr a IiomIo ' t1m.
Ready Relief wlt, them. A fuw',!
. .-r will prevent Mcknew or paini from ' '.
i'. r It is Utter t!inn French llrandy or b:uv -I ,
FEVER AND AGUE.
Ell AND AflUE cured for fifty cent T-.
a. remedial ajrem in this world that will cWV' '
..: Atruo. and all other Malarious, Hilmt. soVr "
. vrhold. Yellow, and other Fever r;-i.i ...;":
i i. ri'iy cents per ooiue.
KKabY
HEALTH I BEAUTY!!
STROV'i ' "
.KAH!fL
ri",::: rrcir -iti.oor ivtrf . ;-
AM WKIOHT-4-LEAR SKI Al.
'"OMPLEXIO.N SECURED TO All
R RADWAY'S
Srsaparillian Resolvent
K CS3EAY BLOOD PURIFIER.
VS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING rrnfs
,1! K' RAI'IO ARE THE t'MAM,K' Tii'
Huii I NisEtttiOKS, UNDER THE IM'Ll 'n,
OK TM! ' ' UVl t WONDERFUL .MKIiH iV
'7cry bij an increase in Fte
:m 'gklit h Seen aM Fslt.
PARSArAHILLlAV HT
r sirunii the Blood, Suct. i -
I ii icf l)f I tlH NVMti'tll fli.,,...
. . - .-- - v .n,i
l..e
o .s ;t p o tv i: m r. t
The Grand GIFT CONCERT, to
have beein fjiven in the City of
Greensboro, N. C, on
DECEMBER 31st, 1874,
; j
for the purpose of erecting an
ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE,
has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 187o,
j
at which time the Concert will cer
tainly be! given and the drawing
guaranteed.
T.,rT
; Y;."Te..,nui!
... . ..Mi. r y.
omul :;. : . in nlu, SvphilU, CoHsjmpti.i-"
:iu!i.1iiIk'- , ::-. I'n'i n In tlie throat. Mouth r .
mors. Nod- u ilie ;;..ii;(1m!Hk1 other parts fiCh,.,
vire Eyi's, s. r!.nni"U- thncliaryos from tho Ear nil,;
'or. ii-n::; r kitl disea, Eruptions. Kv"
i r s srnld Hi-.. !, Kimr Worm. Salt Rheum. Erylt;
.ic. liluck Si -(, Worms in the Fleh. Tunuirs. t v'.
;-r in the Womb. ;d uli weakeninir and painful il .
I'liurKOK, Si: it .wea!.-, Lsot" Kpcrm and all ,',,
tne lite prlns-lple. are within the curative rmiff m tit
wonder of Modtrn Chemistry, and a low daw u-. w r
pmve to aiy person iiWrir it for eltlur vi tlioc fui.i;,
di-ease lt.t patent power to ct:re them.
Ir tho patient, di!y tecon:t:tf reduced hv to-Ii --vi
do oiiiiositioii that icoiiliuu!t!i v privren, ,.
-.ds iu arre!inj? tha n n-ti-t. a i'f repim . tii.'.i:i.
i ll new i.ittii-nul made f roci ."irli'iv bliol--a.iJ ilu
SAR.-'SAPARILLIAM r. ill oti.I ..w M-cu.e-.! ti.:.
1- rer'HI.i; lor tviieit oiiCO lh:s r.-nieiljr rnniiiii'iicrs 1:
ork f 'iirificiitiMM. ?!ll'.t'e.l In diitiiiiwduii; ;W
.. s of it r--i - will l..i ritfsi.1. ami evert J.i
( . patient will terl li.iu :r.vv)ni( lietternn.Ntruti.'.
I iom di Mtlntr li', r, iiijivtiiu im;rtiviu, aiij :l-l
id weight int-reasin.
Not only ilnc tho S a ni f a niLLt a Rot vt or.
I Known n-ineuiai hkrenn mi tic cure ot chrorii
:.iiis. i.oiittitiitittuni. ana .vk.iii cioa.e im: it
.: positive cure for
Kidney d BlathU r Complain!,
i .nnry and 7omb dNaei. fJravel, Diabrte". Projwr,
xilipaitfot Wafer, lncontitieiiceot I'rtne, Bright li
rHf, Albutuinuria, and In ad mseK where then' are
irick-du!(tdepoei:. or the water in thick, cioiidv, mixel
witn MiibNtanees l:ic ih; whi e of'an or thread
v i;ite silk, or tin-re n h mnrlnd. dark, bilious'appear
aiu:c, and t. h-ti- iiotie dut depoMitM, and when tlu n-1
a pricRiiiK, burning s i.Autiuii when passim; wafer, and
pain in the Snia.i '. :.i li nn.l eKmif ihe Loins.
Tumor of 7' Years1 (jroiith
Cured lj JUinitoag'n JtesoJvcnt.
The C; rand (iiCt is the
BENBOW HOUSE,
Worth 00,000.00.
d R A! X I) (.' A S Jl GIFT
$10,000.00.
DR. RADWAY'S
FerffictPDrplive&ReplatiDfPi
ffir lMfo!e5. 1'lei'iinKv coated with nwect purr,
T.ir rctrmnif. purify, t-ieaiiMe nnd Ktrenitthen. IUJ
v ' ii-i. for the cure ot a. I disorder of the Stomat-n.
J. Jtowels, KidnctK. i;irdder. Xervoim liw--
:it-aa;iCiic-. OonBtipation. Cxiit eriryi, Indicetioa. DvC
pepnia, BiHousnesn, Biliou.i Kevi-r. Inhniniiiation of Ui
itoweta, Pile, and nil Lranzeiiirivt ot tlie Intrrmi
iscera. Warranted to effect n po-iiive cure, i'urriv
Vegetable, coniamin;; no mercury liiiiu ruliordek'T,
oua drags.
A few dose of RADWAY'S PILI-S win fre the -r.
ten) from all the alxivc named diMtrdcriv. i'rict-, ijc i.i
per Box. SOLO HY lKUti!sr.S
KK "KALS13 AND TRt'K fiend one ). tter
tan KAOWAY A CO, No 32 Warren St. . w
"o! i' iriii;iti.ia worth thoi:.-iariJ- will -eiit 4
POSTPOVKMK.MS I.TII'OSSI III.i;
$20
Real Kstatc (lifts,
Cash Gifts,
S1,500
188,500
Only 100,000 tickets to be issued.
PRICE OF TICKETS $2.50.
Agents Wanted.
lllff to
Yor further particulars, address
the Manager, Bix S, Greensboro, N. C.
C. P. -TIRfVDHIVHAI.I,,
Jlanager.
Jan. h, ier4,. 30 td.
will buy a
First yiorlgRc Premiuiu fcu!
OF T1IK
IXDIISTKIAL XIIIMITIO CO..
NEW YORK.
Authorized by the Legislature -f the
State of New York.
2d Premium Drawing, lice. 7th, is;i.
3d Series Drawing, Jan. iiii,
Every bond will be redeemed w i ll
Premium, as an erjuivalent for irih : -
Capital Premium, ?100'o' 0.
Address for bonds and full inform iti' :i.
MOROEXTIIAU, BRUNO ,t ( .
Financial Agents, 23 lark K w, N V.
P. O. Drawer 29. 17 l .v
THE ALDINE COMPACT,
58 MAIDEX LANE, NEW YORK.
13V
A
PROCLAltlATIOX BY
COTERNOR.
THE
!
TilO constitution was amended,
in $e!veral particulars, but a short
time: since, the Republicans con
senting to everything they thought
they ought to consent to. There is
a case in the Supreme Court which
will decide the validity or these
amendments, but it is no secret that
thei Court will declare that thev
have been regularly adopted, and
thQ adrisari has been taken upon
another ' branch of the case, that
ha? no reference to the validity of
the amendments. In view of these'
facts, will the people submit to ai
fll Vl (l!aftll4Aniu it. ' nt a
" - vxbutuuuvc yJk 1.11 v; uigauiu
&Wt that would be sure to follow
he! Bitting of a convention ?Neio
North&ate. 1
Executive Department,
Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 22, 1874.
Whereas. Official information has
been received at this Department that
one JOHN OUTLAW, late of the coun
ty of Person, convicted of burglary at
the Fall Term of the Superior Court of
said county, baa escaped from jail and
is now at large ana cannot beapprehen
ded by the ordinary process of law ;
Now, therefore, I, Curtis M.. B hog
pen, Governor of the State of North
Carolina, by virtue of authority in me
vesica oy jaw, ao issue tiais my procla
mation, offering a reward of
TWO JIUN1REI DOLLARS
for the arrest and delivery of the said
John Outlaw to the Sheriff of Person
county at the Court House in Roxboro.
Done at our city of Raleigh, the
22d day of December, A. D., 1874,
i s. and iu the 99th year of American
Independence.
. . C. H.BROGDEN.
By the Governor :
J. B. Neatheby,
Private Secretary.
description ;
John Outlaw i a bright mulatto,
About twenty-five years of age, about
five feet two inches high, and weighs
about one hundred aud ten pounds.
He has a very light moustache.
TATE OF OItrif CAROI.IWi.
Northampton County.
Superior Court Pall Term, 1874.
W. W. Peebles, Plaintiff, against J. B.
Vincent. Defendant.
At a Superior Court, held for the
county of Northampton, at the Court
house in the town of Jackson, on the
14th Monday after the lid Mondav 'n
August, 1874,
Present, the Hon. J. L. Irenry, Judge
of the 11th Judicial District, acting in
the place and stead of Hon.S. W. Watts
uuge wi me oiii j uaiciai uistrict :
In this case, it is ordered that publi
cation be made in The Era, a newspaper
published in the City of Raleigh, for six
consecutive weeks, notifying the defen
dant to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of said county, to be
held at the Court-bouse in Jackson, on
the 14th londay after the 2d Mondav
In TTK , trr- .1 -1 . J
u a. cuiuarv. 1040, wen ana mere to an
swer or demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff on file in this action, or judg
ment will bo taken against him accord
ing to said complaint.
Witness, N. R Odom, Clerk of our
said Superior Court, at oflice in Jack-
fu s 1 SOH this the 14tn Monday after
J the 2d Mondav in Anmmt a r
1874. 0 ' j
Issuetl Dec. 28, 1874. 1
N. K. ODOM, C. S. C. j
Nortbamoton fonntr !
Jan. 7, 1875. 29-w6v
WHISKEY STltt rOH SALE.
The subscriber offers far hsiIh n
first-rate
WHISKEY STILL.
with two worms, heater and con1
good as new, made by Hesselbach' r
Raleigh. 1S67. used but little, will ,Q
Revenue tax. Ac. For furthpr .h,..
ulara address JOEL Patrick
23 6tpd. LaG range, N. C.
THE 7IASO. Sc IIA TIMA OK(iA.
Co., winners of three Highest
Medals and Diploma of Honor, at
Vienna, '73, and Paris, 07, now offer
the finest assortment of the best Cabinet
ORGANS in the world, including new
styles withirecent improvements, not
only exclusively lor cash, as formerly,
uui aisu uii uiv pians oi easy payments
the most favorable ever offered. Organs
reated with jprivilege of purchase, to al
most any part of the oountrv. First
ay ment 9.1K) or upwards. Hi
dialogues and Circulars, with full par
oalars, sent free on request. Address
MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
w Boatonj New York or Chicago.
Od PIAIVOS and ORGAM. new
J J and second-hand, of first class
makers, will be sold at lower prices for
vasu, ur on installments, or ror rent in
city or county, during these hard times
and the holidays, by HORACE WA
TERS A SON, 481 Broadway, than ever
before offered in New York. Agents
wanted to sell Wafers' .New Scale Pi
anos, and Concerto Organs, Illustrated
catalogues mailed. Great inducements
to the trade, j A large discount to teach
ers, ministers, churches, lodires. Mhnnt.
v-..,
A COMPLETE OirTFIT t'Hi.l. I
We want a representative in f ;
neighborhood to take orders and 1 IU - r
goods for our GREAT C. O. I. S.MA
of Staple Family Goods. Tho ni
popular and best money-making tw-i-ness
in America, for young, old. m.i
or female, at home or traveling. L-mw
cash profits, a complete outfit, samp;
of goods, lists, circulars, ct, l.S l
FREE to any address. Addr-
ALDEN, HALL A CO..
4w N. Howard St., Baltimore. M.
4w
T3AETI.noiE EVEAn EAK -
JL-r STlTUTE. Julian J. ('hisoini, M
D., Professor of Eye and Ear Disf;i
in the University of Md., Surgw n
. Charge.
This Institution, established in on :'
the largest and finest dwellings in tli
city of Baltimore, is thoroughly or
ganized and fitted up with every con
venience for the exclusive treatment ''
Bersons suffering from Eve and K u
'isea-ses.
Each patient has a chain her tohliuM li,
and receives overy attention from skill'- i
nurses.
The Surgeon with his family rr-i l-
in the Institute, a very great con-.'
nience to the sick, especially tle-'
operated upon, yvho can be visited at
times and at a moment's notice.
JST Those desiring information vil
apply bv letter to
JULIAN J. CIIISOLM, M. I.
4w .w Franklin St., Baltimore, Ml
commission aiEKCHAirrs,
Cotton, Lumber, Bosln, Produce.
TIERXAN WALTON&CO.,
97 North Lombard St.,
BALTIMORE, 31
Send for price Current.
Refer to Bank of Commerce.
13
4w.
W 0 F kuAt home nialeor female.
r , $35 per week, day or eve-
T0r All,snin&- No capital. We
send valuable package of goods bv mail
tree. Address with ten cent return
stainp, M. Youwo, 173 Greenwich St..
a
WATERS NEW SC.I,E II..".on.
Square and Upright, are the
made. The touch elastic, the tone i r
ful, pure and' even through the entire
scale, yet mellow and sweet. Vater
Concerto Organs cannot be excelled '
tone or beaut v ; they defy eoinje(iii"ii.
The Concerto Stop is a fine Inuta;i n
of the Human Voice.
Warranted for 6 years Prices ex
tremely low for cash or pirt cash, an i
balance In monthly pavine-nts. Second
hand instruments at nrtt bargains
AGENTS. WANTED, a liberal tliscouat
to Teachers, Minister, Churches
Schools. Lodges, etc. Illustrated Cata
logues nidi led.
HORACE WATERS A SON,
4 w 481 BroadwV N. Y.f P. O. B. 3537. '
t