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THE ERA. THURSDAY, JUNK 10, 1673: LOCAL AND STATE. V:i!i County Republican Con vention. i,ncntion f the Republicans of Vke county will be held at the Court- l,.-ue, Rleigl. on YtXluevdar, 30tli dnjr of Juue, t il o'clock, &A. M.t for the purpose of nominating four candidate for Deleft-: from said county in the Consti tutional Convention (to meet on the 6th ,,f September), and to take into eonsld i rati"'" matters affecting the good of the i.artv. The ive wards of the city of Raleigh, . tht. township of Raleigh, and the other . tt-iixlitP! arc each entitled to three del- Mte ia aid Convention, to be elected i v- public meeting" of the party in the l.H-tive wards and townships; and he ward and township committees are hereby requested to call meetings for purpose, giving fair and reasonable r.oti' t of time and place. Though the basis of representation is inited to three votes to ward or town- -hip. Republicans wJio may not be del- ..4r,-s can attend ana renect, in uiscus i!, the wishes of the party in their lrtive localities. i;v order of the Co. Rep. Ex. Com. : T. F. LEE, Ci'n. M .iv 1"7". -P -r i'n oii.ottk Military Institute. lit Commencement exercises of this Institution will take place on the 24th anl 2th iot. The annual sermon vill i.. n a- hed by Rev. B. S. Bronson. Our Living and Our Dead. The new volume of this interesting and valuable publication will begin July 1st. A Magazine of 144 pages forttlie people, devoted to History, Literature, Education, &c. The next volume will be much enlarged. S. D. Pool, Editor and Publisher, J the Yadkin on the Yadkin Turnpike Rev. I). W. CJwin, formerly of Cleave- iami. died in Meriden. Miss., on the 3d inst. The Black well tobaceo factory at Durham payx from live to ten thou a a . ana aoiiars ier week lor revenue stamps. The citizens of Salem and Winston are endeavoring to have a hrid e across Raleigh. Subscription year, $3.00. pnc per road. The Wilmington Trust Company and savings Bank have determined, on ac count of the -usury law, to close up their d us in ess. George W. Harper, who lives in Mid- Ex-Senator Pool's Address. The Address of Mr. 'Pool will be sent to any part Of tile State Upon d'e Sound, was attacked and severely x . . . , , I 8ot on Iriday night, when three miles .- ... v uuuuivu. i rum tvasmogion. oy parties unanowu. This is a complete exposition of the The ciodn exercises took place at plot of the anti-reconstructionists. Graham High School, on the 27th ult. It should be in the hands of every P, JJt,?raiy d2r? J? Slivered by r "I,. Co1' Gilmer, and is highly spoken of. committees ought to order hundreds of copies of it. Cash must accom pany all orders. Address the Man ager of this paper. The Charlotte Democrat is pleased to know that Judge Schenck is severe to wards those who use pistols and knives unless strictly in self defence. Mr. S. II. Webb, a young lawyer, is revising the town charter and or dinances of Durham, and preparing the rn for publication. last week in Davidson county Press lirown struct Mr. Lpps, over- Charles Lamb, Essayist, denounc ed all spirituous liquors as Wet Damnation." Poor fellow; he knew whereof he spoke, by sad ex- seer for Dr. Shelton, with a single- perience, and If living, would ap- tretJ. inlhcting a dangerous wound ply the same to Alcoholic Excit- It is a little singular, says the ants, advertised as Curealls. But that Col. Wheeler, wbo T A I A A - W there is one Tonic and AltPrativn openen me mini in narioue in in ex has ev - - ww ww awa sa a Ul3 i - , . . Christopher was thrown from his horse at .Men. Assistant Surgeon John A. Skinner has been ordered to the Department of the South. Latest reports from K annas confirm the destruction of grasshoppers by the eoiu rain anu snow. Gov. Axtel has been appointed Governor of rsew Mexico and Geo. W. Emory, Governor of Utah. More than one half the children born in Boston in 1874, numbering 11,717, were of foreign parentage. A French exploring expedition will try to cross Africa next year from the Congo to the White JNile. : 17 T V ., (40 years ago), should be there -htning istence-the best the world UOw, in 1S7., to clie it up. iswmnfc. ver known which contains 4 . n. . . . i ostmas . . T. . T ,Tr . A man named Jas. Christopher paring for lc There has been an almost con stantand regular decline in the yield of gold in Australia since 18CG. The President hasappointed Rich ard M. Wilson, Commissioner of the Philadelphia Centennial from Alabama. San Francisco boasts of having a Greek Church, with the regular ser vices according to the Greek form, and a Russian Bishop. Ex-Senator Carpenter has been retained to defend the distillers in Milwaukee who have fallen into the clutches of the revenue officers. A heavy storm prevailed at Richmond on Sunday evening, 6th inst., during which a colored man was killed by no alcohol. It is Dr. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters. 43 4 w. ostmaster General Jewell is pre- an extended western trip to AriiMNTMKNT. Maj. Robert M. nrrell luw been appointed postmas !, rat r'ayetteville.ricrGeo. louder, rnuoved. Mr. OrrelPs friends im Hi.iiiatel y made up hisofucial bond. S!'K i i. Tkain. A special train uiil leave tin old depot of the R. Al ii. Ii. H., at 7 r. m. this (Thursday) . wiring for Wake Forest College, returning early Friday morning. K.tre for round trip, SO cents. Hester's sale in Orange (near the Caswell line) on Thursday last, and had his neck broken. Sunday School Excursion. On Hon. John A. llvman is in Washing- Friday, 4th inst., the pupils and teachers ton trying to remove certain Democrats of the Fin,t BaptUt Church of this city, M"1 act""' salTo owiurpsnrBu oy many oi our ciuzens, Washington Chronicle. nrTn a nwnBr.:AK A T T 1 "Il A. I ..au0nu.uiai0u iu xiajrwoou, v.nav- The ilter8 of charlotte will have a ham county. The procession was form- picnic on the 4ih of July. Says the Ob- ed at the church and inarched in regular server : "The American continent has order, accompanied by Rufus Stanlv's n.eve.r seen any such celebration as this I , : m Picnic will be, provided the spirits kaiiu, iv iuu traiij. Diaruug auout hold out. ..'nUlr IT I 1 1 J 4 I uuut,k' -y" reacueu m iwo Tfae Fayettevillo Gazette has this to hours, where the Sunday School chil- sav of the Florence Railroad: "We tlren of the place were waiting to wel- have not had time to say much about c.nm thoir T?atoiii fr?0rwiQ Thn . this important work lately, but it sleep- . . . . .. eth not: the enterprise is going forward, repaired to an extensive grove in the and lv twentv niife8 are now viuage anu passeu me uay in eating, graded. drinking lemonade, promenading and ook after office. atYairs pertaining to his In.. We regret to learn that Ir. J. J. Mutt, i.f Ntatt-sville, is lying dangerously ! r In.- residence in that town. lr. M ,it is i gentleman much beloved by a j le city at 7 o'clock, P. M 4rf cirelc tf friends, ami we tarnitly j other innocent pastimes. Mr. B. I. Howze, of Chatham, welcomed the Raleigh school in a neat speech, which was replied to by our fellow-citizen.Mr. W. II. Pace. Every thing passed off in the happiest style and the train returned ii .jK? he may le spared for many years ; 15k Invkntion. Lloyd, the famous day of F The New York bank statement for June 5th, is as follows : Specie decrease 73 millions; legal tenders increase H million ; deposits increase i million ; increase of receipts over 1 million. The consecration of Archbishop Ilenrie took place on the 4th inst., at Milwaukie, Wisconsin. In the evening there was a grand torch-light procession of over five thousand persons. Crosby, the colored sheriff of Vicksburg", Miss.,' was shot on the 8th inst.f by a man named Gilmer, and is supposed to be mortally wounded. A vessel sailed from New York to Liverpool on the 7th inst., with 0,150 bales of cotton, which is said to be the largest cargo of this staple, with one ex ception, ever taken from any United States port. Two packages of letters from the wrecked steamer Schiller have been plentiful, except in a few instances received at the Dead Letter office at where we hear of the ravages ot tne iiy. Washington, with addresses effaced Iieidsville News. by salfc wateiv Most of the letters We have before us now a truly verier- were written in foreign languages. able doument in the shape of a deed da- . . , ted at Newton (the original nameol the amy uu mo njvmmg ui om settlement at Wilmington) on the 20th inst., Durgiars entereu me nouse oi February, 1737, and during the Aaron Shute, in New lork. lie NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. Cii-y Tax Collkctor's Ofkick, Raleigh, N. C, May 29th, 1S75. j" The following persons having failed to pay their taxes for the fiscal year 1S74, I hereby give notice tht I shall expose to public sale at the Courthouse door on the 25th day of June, 1875, the real es tate of said delinquents upon which the taxes are due, and such personal prop erty as shall be levied upon by me be fore June 14th. This action is being taken under section 57 of the City Char ter. FRANCIS M. SORRELL, Collector. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The farmers in this vicinity and sur rounding couutry availed themselves of- the late season and planted a good deal of tobacco. Plants in tins section are .; ufu loess. V. .!. Tai.mkk, Km. This gentle n.vi, formerly Principal of the North i4rliiM Institution for the Deaf and I.uruli ami the HMnd, and, at present, viijitir.i; a similar ioviiion in Canada, ,.n .i iit to his iiianv fiieuds in Hal? map man, who madeall the maps for (Jeneral (Jrant and the Union army, certificates of which he published, has just invented a w ay of getting a relief plate from steel so as to print Lloyd's Mxpi.f American Continent showing from ocean to ocean on one entire sheet of bank note paper, 40x50 inches i l 1 1 ,,!, Mr. Palmer seem to bo in the 1 A P. lulu,cu. . ,- ' sized and varnisheil for the wall so as mi v:neiil ot excellent health. i I to stand washing, arnl mailing any- where in the world for 25 cents, or un- M -m hi.y Klkvatoic This is the ; varnished for 10 cents. This map shows : ;;: ! a new monthly published at the whole United States and Territories administration of Gabriel Johnston, the heard one of them in his room and Royal Governor of the Province. a. seize(i him ; while he had the bur- uumnuv. gjar down tne jatler bred twice. The Salisbury Watchman says one both balls going through Shutfc's merchant in that town sens ammany neck and one touching his brain. three thousand dollars worm oisnun Tne burcrjar escaped. Mr. Shute but takes care to quality the statement ... ronn o1()WS evidence bv adding that a eood deal more of the W1H ine r.0m noWft viutucL article is used in Main than in North ot a desperate struggle. Carolina. The following is the New York The Wilmington Journal says: Capt. comparative cotton statement for E. s. Alley, ot the schooner l'usnaw, the week ending June 4tn, lBio: which last, reports passing, w, "mef:T. the week 12,834 bales : same week east torn Washington, Pennsylvania, and devot--I t.) the interests of colored citizens. The mindxT IxMbre us i.s well filled with i-hoi.-e reading. (. Hunter, Jr., of Ra :.:h, is an au'.hori.tHl agent for the pa- r. 1'rice o! I 111 LI III . in a group, from surveys to 1875, with a million places on it, such as towns, arrived at this port on &aiuraay Net reCeipts at all U.S. ports durinj sports passing, (k miles North- the week 12,834 bales : same weel ot liaiieras, a vessel ""f iaai ,.QQ i .-in 'PtuI ir, rlota Q up, with her rudder gone and the 5 e ar 10, olo. lotal to date 3, inVaniiaiiD-inir forward. Heiudared 402,124: to same date last year 3, Adams, T P Allen, Thomas Alston, Jackson. Alston, George Andrews, W N for King do Andrews, Mrs Marv do Aaderson. Cynthia A render, Daniel Arnold, Lucy Atkins tfc Davis, Augustus, Solomon Bates, Robert Barber, J. W Bacrwell. J ii Ball, John T Barker, Squire Betts, Samuel Beacham, TL . Belvin, W L Belvin, L II Bell, llilliard Be vers, J W Birdsong, J.- C Bishop, llilliard Birdsong, Stephen Bosier, Mrs M C ami M Clarke Bobbitt, Fred Brown, John W Bradford, Thomas Brown, W W Bragg, Hubert Brown, Win G Bryant, Jordan Broughton, Zach Branch, Shade Brown, Thomas Busbe, Quentin, (guardian') Burt, J G tfc Co Brown, Thomas I arpenter, Mrs N Campbell, Mary Cannon, Emma Carrow, S T Chavius, Fabius Collins, W P Cooke, Geo T Crowder, Robert Cross, Mrs Betsey Days, Rutus Davis, W Wright Dickson, Nancy Dorson, Lewis Dunstan, Weston Dunn, Washington . Edwards, Cornelius B Edwards, W J Edwards, Joseph Edwards, m Ellison, Stewart Ellen, John Ellen, W H Finch, W Ii Foster, Henry Form an, Louisa Francis, Peter Freeman, Norfleet Fillon, Charles Gant, William Gear, Jolin Gill, Charles Goodwin, Geo Green, John Grirlice, Geo Grice, London Green, Mrs., V D Jones, agent, her to be about 250 tons burthen. oy.obi'. exports ior weeK -o,joo Recentlv. at Stinson's mill, Moore bales ; same week last year 24,564 cities, villages, mountains, lakes, rivers, county, the miller, one Mr. Thomas bales. Total to date 2,475,020 ; to uawes, was grinumij eom, mien mo same nam last yuar z,uoo,u-v. oluci. rock suddenly burst, teaiing up the at au U ports 290,321 : same streams, gold mines, railway stations, Ac. This map should be in every house. subscription, $I.f0 per j Send 2T cents to the Lloyd Map Com- j pany, Philadelphia, and you will get a , j copy by return mail. hopper, a piece ot wnicu sirucK jj. u j fc t 295,001. Stock at in Iniiinii f o K(M . coma VJr"ia Iocs he found the hopper and hopper frai Dawes on the head, felling him insensi ble to the szrouud. When he recov Ciianok ok Gavuk. The change of uiii:r on the North Carolina Railroad Ir.iiii i ; reensboro eastward, has, to some ftent, interrupted travel and mails for j :uept five or six days. Every thing, j r. twever, is now geiting all right and j -sr ;ro running throughout the entire 1 -ngth of the road. . stat j: on Favettevillo wants a Centennial the 21st of June. A kissing bee is the latest Weldon sensation. A new post ollice has been establish ed at River Hill, Iredell county. ! The merchants of Wilmington close Conn's. The Tinted States Circuit j their stores at 7 o'clock, p. m. r .urt, and the Supreme Court of North j The (dangers of Wayne propose to Carolina are in session in our city, and I have a co-operation store at Goldsboro. "-nseijueiuly a large number of persons j Tjiero arH 229 Masonic Lotlges in ac f.'.iiu every iortion of the State are j tive operation in North Carolina. I resent. The stretHs are lively and the j The worms are kiiiinK pine timber in merehanN are beginning to look cheer- ; Wavne county. .,1 p ' '. , , i Strawberries cheap and peas a Wextend an invitation to our friends . d on the Inarket of Goldsboro. to a call. The Centennial Gaslight Com- ; panv is Charlotte's last. Masosi,-. The 4 2 rami Chapter of 1 i:'wai a reh Masons met in this eitv on Work on the Catholic church at M,n.lay,7th inst.. Grand High Priest ! Greensboro has commenced. ii- II. Munson, ot Wilmington, pre-! Hatteras, Dare county, has produce! mm i i , , Irish potates this season averaging nine .'hng. lhe Inxly was welcomed by ; oumeacK tiie Crar.d Scribe, D. W. Bain. Esq., of ! ..... . , , t.K; , . ,. A sea captain had his watch, valued Uloigh. Representatives were present I fc stojen ft few t,ayj4 'in Wil- :nm South Carolina and Mississippi, j minton. ,ered terior points 35,591 ; same time last rame year 55,191. Stock at Liverpool ivina- noon him. ViV,vvv i s.iTie time last year viz.- ' We learn from the Christian Ad- 00. Stock of American afloat for voeate that the N. C. Local Minis- Great Bntaiii flSo.OOO ; same time tPrs' Conference for 1875 will meet in Kinston, on Thursday, the 15th day of July, and continue until Sun- market oumiiari day night following. Rev. Peter ork on the 8th, cotton day nigl Summary. In New was weak at II. Joyner, of Winston, will preside 16Cs-16f. Hosin dull at 1.80$1.90. at the Conference. Turpentine steady at 32. Money rini,a, rh,i savs that easy at 2.3. Gold 10. In South- The order is reporttnl to bo in a Hour- j rurig condition. K.LKt rioN or Dkficebs. At a lato f-?ular meeting of UaleighTypographi 'il I'nion, the following ofticers were looted for the next six months : l'resitlent L. O. Lougee. "i'-e President W: II. Ferrell. H'v. Secretarv Charles E. Lee. W. Seerctary James C. Birdsong. Kin. Secretary W. J. Edwards. Treas. John W. Marcom. r-eant-at-Arnis John Robert Ray. Svxacogite. The Israelite citi 7, ns of Wilmington are about to revt a Synagogue iu that place at a t of $20,000. We hope the day not (at distant when our friends r the Hebrew persuasion will find t to their advantage to have a sim ilar edifice in llaleigh. There are better citizens to be found in the i country than the Israelites in Ilal frjsh, and none more ready at all lmes to aid in public enterprises. Cottin Status Congress. This as "iation, which was formed for the pur ine of turthering the interests ofcot QKrowers, will meet in this city on lhe 13th of July. Questions relating to le production and transportation of he staple will be discussed, and some of the most eminent merchants and plant erf the South areexpectetl to be pres 'nt. We hope some steps will be taken by hioh the planters of the country will W brought to see the propriety of raia ljg more grain and less cotton. The iln question now seems to lie some 'iog to eat. The Wadesboro Herald has appeared in uew clean type ot a smaller size than heretofore. Quite a number of Charlotteans will spend a short season in Beaufort this Summer. John Norfleet and W. S. Battle, Esqs.r of Tarlxiro, have each given $500 to the University fund. The Duplin Record has' commenced the publication of an original story by L. T. Carroll, of Columbus county. Beaufort, with 2,500 population, has 3G men and 3G ladies with an average of 70 years. Seven patents to North Caroli nians were granted last month for machinery. An encampment of Knight Tem plars is forming at ( Charlotte. It will be the only one in the State. A river steam flat is now running on the Tar between Washington and Tarboro. Six Professors of the new State University will be elected at the meeting of the trustees on the lGth of June. The Shelby Jianner and the Au rora are discussing the question of spelling the word 4 bazar with two or three a s.' The Wilmington Journal under stands that the Wilmington Cotton Mills are about ready to commence operations. The Superior Court of Iredell has been in session during thepast week. No important business was before the Court. According to the Rtrord, Mr. Ed ward D. Pearsall, of Kenansville township, Duplin county, killed a moccasin snake eighteen inches in circumference and seven feet and a half long. The Rockincrham Courier says that Mr. Calvin Kearns of Hill's store, Ran dolph county, while riding along in a buggy, on the 15th ult., accompanied by his w'ife and child, was overtaken by a thunder storm. A tree under which he was passing was struck by lightning which communicated with the wheel of his buggy anil thence to the shalt and horse. The horse was killed, leaving Mr. K. aud family uninjured. A trotting match for $1,000 be tween Aiax, of Martin county, N. C. and Bob Lee, of Edgecombe, will come off on the 17th day of June. Both horses are now in training for the coming contest. Ajax is the favorite by long odds. It is reported he trotted a mile a few days ao in 2.37. Both horses are fas't for this country and there is little doubt that it will be an inter esting race. The closing exercises of the Salem Female Academy took place on Wednesday, and were of a most in teresting character. The following recapitulation of the number of stu dents present during the past year is taken from the catalogue just is sued : From North Carolina, 89 ; Virginia, 2T; Georgia, 24; South Carolina, 13; Tennessee.il; Texas, 4; Mississippi, 2; Indian Territory, 2; Louisiana, 1 ; West Virginia, 1 ; Pennsvlvania, 1 ; Salem, N. C, 40 221. A Rkmakkablk Cask. The 19th Century is prolific in wonders. In Ox ford there is a colored man who says he does not require more than 30 or 40 minutes sleep out of the twenty-four hours. He is now acting as night watch at the Factory of Cooper, Wil liams iV. Bryan, and" by way of verify- j ing the fact that he Is not asleep on his j post, he rinus a largo bell at short in-j tervals during the night and until day- I break in the iimrnimr. Old Martin has j been engaged in this occupation lor months, and has discharged his duty as far as we know with great fidelity and to the entire satisfaction of his em ployers. Leader. Says the Roanoke Xrws : Before last Tarboro Court llilliard Whit aker, one of .the murderers of Mr. J. Cohen, at Whitakers last Christ- ern cities of U. S., cotton was quiet at Ul(a,o. COMMERCIAL. REPOItT. WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. Era Office, June 9, 1S75. RKMARKS. Business continues dull and quiet. Sugars are very firm and on the ad vance. Other quotations unchanged. COTTON. Transactions in the staple yesterday wero very light. The market closed dull at 15. General Market. BAGGING, Domestic 21 lb yd 14. COTTON TIES, 78c. FLOUR, North Carolina $7.2T)7.0. CORN, $1.00. CORN MEAL, 1.10. BACON, N. C. hog round, U. 44 hams 18. BULK C. R. sides, 13. 44 shoulders, 11. LARD, North Carolina, none. 44 Western tierces, 18. 44 44 kes ISA. COFFEE, Prime Rio', 22. Fair 44 21. SYRUP, common, none. MOLASSES, Cuba, 50. SALT, $2.25. CHEESE, Cream, 181. 44 Factory, 17. 44 Dairv,"none. NAILS, oif basis for lOd, 4.00. SUGAR, A, 11 J. Extra C 11L 44 Yellow. 9 J (jj,lo. LEATHER, Sole 274(o?.U HIDES, green, 703,8. 44 drv I'?. TALLOV 9;5l0. POTATOES, sweet 79. Irish, $2.07 OATS, shelled, 1.00. sheaf, fl.25. FODDER, S 1. 50 (a, 1.75. HAY, N. C. baled, good, $1.20. ('HICK ENS, grown, 50. EGGS, 2025. BUTTER, country, 25.M). FISH, Mullets, $7.00; new weights new law, 160tbs. net, i0.50. Cut Herrings, $7.25 per bbl. 44 Mackerel, new family, $12.00. BEESWAX, 25. RAGS, 2. BEEF, on fiHt,5C 44 dressed prime, 5G. NOTICE. mas, told one of lhe prisoners in jail that for a consideration he (Wmtaker) would tell luiu (prison- j or) where there was an amount of j N()rth Car0ina Railroad Company. money deposited. T.ne prisoner , . was dWharged at last term of court Skcrktaut andTkeasurkh s Okfick, amlniu. L.V Irfst U"lk ltboiiullt Com PANY Shops, N . C, May 2o, 7o. " - ( hiinselfofthismoney.Sohe went to i rpiiK tw;ixi.sixtii a vmjal a certain piace in me. wimxm near i . .- . . ... l'hiiat..ri otwl .ru ollll,ru .i ;. i N oi th Caroli na Railroad Com pan y will V hitakers, and ure en. ugh did ; d jn GreeilJtlKri N. r ,', Thurs. find over ohe hundred dollars in ll:lv ,. sth ,s7 tlM. jIasi;.r greenbacks, win n was wry inuc-n of stot ks will be close I fr.nu Mav defaced and contaituil stains of I :Ust, 1875, until after tho meeting. bloHl. The money was' shown to j J. A. MoCAULKY, several parties at Ho ky Mount, ; 5t Secretary X. c. It. K. Co. may oe rejeemeAi at tne i;. o. i rea j church Organ go to sury Department at Washington ! NAT. L. BROWN'A i City." j Raleigh, April 7. 1874- J Haywood, Mrs W 1) Haywood, Delia Haywood, Rufus Haywood, W I) Haywood, Sallie B Harward, M rs A M Harward, Jas S Hampton, John S Hayes, Samuel Harris, James M do Hayes, Wm II Harrison, John L Harlin, Ben Hayes, John and Tucker Harris, W N Harrison, Bullock Heartt, Howard Hicks, J JI Hines, Peter E Higgs, Austin Hinton, Jefferson Hicks, Hester A Hodge, Reuben Hogg, Grace Hunter, Nancy Heartt, C D Hayyvood, J P Hoi ton, W II Iredell, II B M T Jeffreys, Wm Johnson, Frank Jones, D II Jones, OH Jordan, J B , Johnson, J J & Co Jones, James Jones, James A Jones, Mrs Lurania Jones, J M Johnson, J J Jones, Wiley Jones, Willie D Johnson, Thomas Jones, Henry Joyce, Edward Jones, Albert Kelley, Was!;int.in Kitchen, J L King, John Killebrryv, Adam King, Jas C Labarbe, A P La bar be, L J -Lassiter, L .1 Lane, David Lane, Edward Leef T F Liucke, Paul Ijougee, A L Love, Marion Malone, Martha Matthews, W II Macy, E O Matthews, Wm Bib Mayo, Mary Matthews, Thos McMackin, W C McPheeters, A M Ex Medlin, John Mills, V N Minor, Henry Morgan, Rufus Moore, (Jeo B Morgan, Henry Mullen. J O Murray A: Allen O'Neil, Jno R Parker, W C Parker, Enoch Perry, Cam ill Peace, Miss Julia Perry, Gideon Perry, Dr R S (estate Pierce, Thomas Pool, Geo R Potter, Mrs M N Potter, Miss Maggie do McLean Poe, Holland Polk, William Ransom, Annie 1. Ramsay, Theo N Rann, Clara C Ray nor, Simon Reid, Burgess Rogers, Ssou 11 do EthJia io Mrs Marv do 1) W do L John Stone Rogers, W T P Smith ' do Da v ill V 1 do Brodie do J R ; do Isaac j Ryan, S G ; Skinner, Ida i Scott, George W oil . do Abram Smith, Alvin do Simeon ' do "Joseph $13 33 5 34 8 00 0 67 20 00 10 GG 40 00 1G t!7 4 00 2 00 10 G7 o 33 10 67 2 IX) 2 SG 2 67 15 S5 2 00 4 00 14 51 6 51 17 JS 9 34 24 00 2 GO 10 GG 1 00 IS GG 1 .34 2 73 G 52 10 (5G 2 GO 1 CO 13 33 2 G 4 5G GO 00 2 80 7 26 5 33 5 33 2 00 10G GG 2 00 2 GO 12!) 2G 4 13 2 G7 4 G7 3 S 2 00 25 IS 2 GO 7 93 4 GG 13 85 3 33 If) 13 .39 S5 4 GG 1 33 15 93 3 33 G GG G GG 8 00 4 00 2 G6 2 GO 6 GG G 06 Ml OO I Gl 33 5 33 4 00 20 00 13 33 10 GO 2 00 2 GO 3 9S 104 25 13 33 12 00 13 33 G 06 Smit'i, J Brinton (estate) lo Geo C do George . ,do Alphouso Snipes, Perrin Spirey, Miss Martha Spencer, Russell do Pleasant do Patrick Stalling, Miss Jane Stephens, Mrs Martha Stanly, Rufus Suggs, Britton do Ransom Smith, W W Thompson, Mrs M C do J D do Martin do Jit Thompson & Co Timberlake, J B Turner, Alexander Turner, Henry Upchurch, Mrs Francos Upchurch, W g Walton, Nancy Walker, An tony Wedding, J p Whitelaw, John JFhitelayv John White, Hettie Wilcox, Turner Williams, D II Williams, Squire Williams, George inider" The widow" Tf Uliams, Georgo (Agent) Yearby, James Yeargin, Joseph Young, Nancy Young, Isaac'(estafc) je 10, 1S75. 2 00 8 00 GO) 4 Oil 10 6G G 66 4 26 12 CO 6 31 7 13 8 C7 6 00 3 40 13 33 3 13 6 67 3 85 12 GO GO GO 6 C6 14 00 75 4 00 13 33 6 GG 2 GG 4 CO 2 93 3 00 17 33 2 00 5 00 2 GO 5 60 8 S3 1 00 4 34 3 00 II 85 C 27 2 67 51 Id JOHN NICHOLS & C0.? 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Daniel, of said county; and that the said Branch has tied the State or so conceals himself that the ordinary pro cess of law cannot be served on him : Noyv, therefore, I, Curtis H. Broo dex, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do issue this 1113' procla mation, offering a reyvard of Three Hunired Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of the said Joseph " R. Branch to the Sheriff of Halifax county at liie town of Halifax. Done at our cit3 of Raleigh, the 19 Ji day of May, A. D. 1875, l. s. and in the i9th year of American Independence. C. II. BROGDEN. By the Governor : J. Ii. Neatjikky, Private Secretary. description : Joseph R. 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