North Carolina Newspapers

T IT E ERA. THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER U, 1875. LOCAL AS1 STATE. Public Spcakincr. ,!,,. Win. A. Smith and Col. I. j Youii iU aJdrcSd the peoPle of lMMtuntyf n the Convention ..m-lion, t ri,;tr Grove, Thursday, Sopt. 2. ,.t:U,.,NAl-W. S. Ball. Esq.. ltor ,. lM(. .Vw .V.ofA A'totc, was i thneity !i x n.r.K.-Warrt'n Hare, who was u-irj with jKiisoning: Policeman t r,,Jin. hsi lireiirelwwrd from im i,niu it on five liutulrtil dollars hi Ihnikof Noutii Carolina. ;,-llol' LYMAN'S A 1101 NTM KNTS. '-pi. llrvvanl, Transylvania o.unty. ,.t. A St. Paul's, in the Valley, .p!. :,. Sunday after Trinity. i it link. . i.t. 7, Ilrndersoiiville. . H TKAOB OX TIIK U. S. l'L(.-Wo j. ui. from a reliable sourer, that at a (. , i,t gathering in Hertford, Perquim .o.nity, a United States Hag which ,, ,. Utn Hii!enill acros one of the .'lr,,.t was publicly lired upon ami i.u.s.1 with balls, some of the crowd r. '., u kin that they had fought against and were roady to do so again. K . t this a an instance of the way ,, A 1. 1 Ii soiiih poopio in North Caro ,,'. an- M . oiu iled to the government. 11 which Cotton Maiikkt. Hi.- receipts for the week ending Stturday, Jll ult., were :s bales; tl. market closing at I'M to V3 for I middling. Iteivipts for eorres ,,,ndiiu: week last year, -2S0 bales, i:iiLet t Iit'ii i-lus'in;; at 1 cents. K,,-, ipts for the year have so far ..,.,, :lo.:j tmU-s. Receipts for .ime time last year were 27,110 l:le. Nol-.rll I'AKOUXA AORICII.TIKAI. . m i kt y l.Vni As.m'al Faik. We ,. turn thanks to Major John C. Wind . Sr. :. tarv and Sucriiitendent, for a . .n.liiuentary ticket to the Fifteenth Annual I an ol the N. C. Agricultural s.i.-ii'ty, t" In-gin near this city on the Uili ol' o.-tober and close on the Pith. We are g! d to learn that there is .vciy rosK-l of there Uiing a large i.uiiiUt ol "visitors and a tine exhibi tion. We would impress upon the peo- ,,1 .cry county in the State the im- l.it.ui.-c f coming and bringing Hiring to be placed on exhibition. H. iru-t Wake county and the city oi ItiU-iuh will keep up the reputation :n i. If at pievious lairs. Lithuauy. Our Laving and Our IVmiI, for September, is before m. It conta ns :w usual, a valuable eol l.vtion id original reiving matter f.y Minieor the ni.wt fertile pens of the Smth. The number just out contains a sketch of the life of Gen eral Ceo. llurgwyn Anderson, by Major Seaton Ciales, the address of Hon. M. K. Manly efore the New-Herne Academy, the proeeed-iit-s of the thinl annual meeting of lite State Kdueational Association, besiditlie usual contributions from the HUisoi T. H. Kingsbury, Eii and others. The number is a most valuable one and will prove an interesting addition to any library. lit MoitKD CiiASfiE. It is cur rently reirted that T. M. R. Tal iott, Esq., Superintendent of the iLichmond and Danville liailroad, ia resigned and that two separate divisions of the road will be cre tiied. The North Carolina divis ion, it is said, will le placed under change of rapt. W. II- Green, who Uat present Ma-terof Transporta tion. While wi regret the los,s of Cc.l. l.tleott's valuable services to the toad, we congratulate the busimss and travelling community on the promotion of ('apt. Green. As a riilroad mati ho has won a reputa tion srond to no official of the kind in theS mth, and his manage ment if the North Canlina divis ion ,f the road attests his executive tt.ilitv. We would call the attention of readers to the advertisement of llor.uv Wat-r.s & Sons, lu-adcnl, "Waters' Comvrto Parlor Orguus," ami for a description of them we ean't doU tter than to copy the fol lowing : Water1 Concerto Parlor Organ's. -The 'Waters' new and U-autiful iKirlor orpins are the fin t ittstruments of the kind we have -en. We are sure they will bc eoine the favorite wherever known. Ilesides U'ing a lxntutiful piece of furniture, they have all the richness of a grand organ, the effect of an orchestra, the sweetness of a llute, and the variety of a piano. We -allude to the new patented concerto organ of Horace Waters t Sons, No. 1SI Broadway, N. Y. This re-ally splendid instrument has an extra net of reeds, so tuned as to imitate a rich alto voice. The tones id ven are ttweet. or soft, or loud, or lu-avy, as tho player may wish. They give a - written guarantee with each instrument sold, for nix years." Jiicr' Journal, Pottsville; Pa. Meeting of Citizenh. At a meeting ut UieItizena of Itleigb, held at Metrolxilitan 1 1 all, "on ron day evening, iSMh ult., the follow ing resolutions, expressive of the feeling of this community nt the death of Mayor Separk, were unan imously adopted : Almighty God in His Providence has removed from earth Joseph H. Separk, Mayor of the City of Ral eigh, and it is becoming that we his fellow-citizens and friends should give public; expression of our ap preciation of him as a man and as chief magistrate of our city and our sense of sorrow at his death.' There fore, liesofred, that in the death of Jo seph H. Separk the city of Italeigh has lost a faithful and vigilant pub lic officer, one fearless but just in the discharge of his official duties and who in all his various relations in life, has proven himself beyond reproach, unselfish, impartial, anil thoroughly imbued with a deep in terest for the public weal. Resolved, That this community has lost an upright, high-minded and christian citizen, who had se cured the confidence of the public by his own intrinsic merit and who by his life and character reflected honor not only upon his fellow me chanics of the city of Raleigh but ujon each and every class of its citizens. Jiesolved, That wo tender to his afflicted family the assurance of our profound sympathy in this hour of their breavement. Retolved, That as citizens of Ital eigh we close our places of business between the hours of 'J and t p. in., to-morrow. Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting transmit a copy of these resolutions to the family of the deceased and a copy bo furnish ed the city press for publication. A Distressing Homicide. On the afternoon of Thursday, PJth ult., a most distressing homicide was committed in Haywood county, the particulars, as far as we have been able to gather them, being as follows : Three young men, Strange, Bridg ets and Williams, the two first of Wilmington and the latter of Fay etlcville, had arranged with James Murray, a nephew of Sheriff Mur ray, of Haywood county, to take them in a vehicle from Wayncsville to the Catalouchee river on a fishing excursion. Before setting out some words passed letween young Strange and Murray caused by a delay in starting. It seems that Murray during the altercation gave Strange the lie, which the latter un dertook to resist at the time by striking Murray with a chair but was prevented from so doing by those around. Peace having been restored, the nartv set out for the river. About thirteen miles from the village the wheel of the rear vehide broke down. Murray's wagon, which was in front, stopped, and his pas sengers alighted for the purpose of going back to render assistance. It became necessary to send the wheel off to a shop for repair, and during the delay, two of the young men commenced playing cards for amusement. Strange, about this time, asked young Bridgers to loan him his pistol which he did.remark ing at the time, 14 Don't shoot away all my cartridges, Tom." The re port of a pistol was heard in a short time after, and in a few seconds young Murray staggered near the party, fell on his knees in the road and pooh expired. No one witness ed the shooting nor knew what passed between Strange and Mur ray. Strange soon made his ap pearance and was at once arrested by his friends and turned over to the authorities. Bridgers was sub sequently arrested and both of the young men are now in jail. The affair has caused great excite ment in that section of the State. It is indeed a sad commentary upon the practice of allowing young men unbridled license to travel around the country without older heads to guide them and with no object in view but the pursuit of those so called pleasures which often lead to the commission of vicious and ille gal acts. NORTH CAROLINA. Hickory wants a Bank. The Wildman troupe will play in Newbcrn in wctoocr. Josie Mansfield passed through the State lately from Florida. The rice fields around Wilmington are tilled w ith birds. New Berne ban had its lirst bale of new cotton. The tobacco crop of lbincomio is nourishing. The new hotel at Durham is go ing up rapidly. The blue fishing season is in full blast on our coast. Blue fishing is now at its height in Beaufort. The Charlotte Democrat has Uen presented with a fifty-live iund watermelon. , A man in Asheville had an epi leptic lit for three hours, remaining unconscious for that time. Dr. McLain, of Chatham, died suddenly on the loth while attend ing a patient. The cars will be running to Shel by, on the Carolina Central Road, by the 15th September. Rev. . Mr. Gilmer, of Alamance, charged with Immorality, has been acquitted. 1 The Southern Home mentions tho killing by lightning of seven sheep oit of fifty that were under a tree struck by lightning. vnrm Fall will in the best she ever had. It will lfginthe'9th 'of Novem ber and cloe on the 12h. Say.s tin Tarboro SouUxrner : Jesse Powell, Esq., one of the largest planters in the county, estimates the loss on his cotton crops by the wet iell over 100 bales. A railroad meeting and barbecue will take place at Murphy, Chero kee county, on the 2d of Septem ber, in the interest of the Marietta and North Georgia Hail mad. Laiinlerton RobettoitUut : Mr. James P. Davis, residing atout five or six miles from town, while ad justing a foot-log a few days ago, had his left leg broken just below the knee by the log falling u(Mm it. Tho htrgi-st church in the State has just Uen erected at the Falls of the Tar river by the Primitive Bap-tist;-. Its uniting capacity is 1,000, and built on the site of one that was bun.od by an incendiary last year. Our information from Surry, Stokes, and Forsythe counties, is to the effect I hat the tobacco crop is looking very tine, and will be large, but in eon.sueiK e of so much wet weather wilt Ik i;f a light and in ferior quality. Robexoni u: Maxtor Willie Floyd and Redin Brewer, two boys, killed eleven rattlesnakis last Saturday in a den on the premises of Mrs. S. J. Floyd, in thU county. The old (or mother) snake had fourteen rattles and a button. The other ten, !eing this year's crop, had simply but tons. NEWS 1T13MS. Garabaldi's wife is dead. Albert Cohen fc Co., a large bank ing firm, has suspended. The bank of California has sus pended payment. Ralston, President of the Bank of California, has committed suicide by drowning. Josephus Savy, Jr., State Treasu rer of New Jersey, is a defaulter to the amount of o0,000. Juan DcMier&Co., of New York, soap and flour house, have sus pended. A large amount of spurious coin from the United States is in circu lation in Canada. Six business houses were totally de stroyed by tire at New ltoehelle, N. Y., a few days since. Tho authority for employment ol spe cial clerks to Revenue Supervisors has been revoked. Wm. Weatervelt has been arraigned in Philadelphia on an indictment for kidnapping Charlie Ross. Heavy transfers are being made by the U. S: Treasury Department in aid of the California Banks. The government of Tripoli has aton ed for tho insult to the American Con sul, and peace is now assured between tho'two governments. A telegram has been received at the Navy Department announcing a declaration of war between Pana ma and Columbia. The Washington statement for tho fiscal year ending August 2Sth, places the Internal Revenue re ceipts at $18,056,170. The Atlantic Mills at Lowell have resumed work after seven weeks' idleness. These Mills em ploy one thousand hands. A factory of gun cotton and chem icals exploded at Jersey City. Sup posed to have been from siontane ous combustion. Judge Bradley, of the Supreme Court of New York, has granted an attachment upon the Bank of Cali fornia in that State, to recover lo 000 deposited in that Irank. Tho Catholic Cure of the village of Baptiste, Canada, has given no tice that he will refuse sacrament to those ladies of his church who wear low-neck dresses or "pull back skirts. Collectors of Internal Revenue are instructed that after the 1st inst., no survey of distilleries will e made ex cept with the aid of an assistant espe cially designated by the commissioner for the sj.ecitie distillery. At Columbus, Ohio, James Dunn a Roman Catholic, aud Robert Con tier, a Pro.testant, had a heated re ligious discussion in which the lalter shot Dunn fatally and es caped. The Rev. Wm. Vandcrvere, pas torofShiloh colored Presbyterian church of New York, was run over by a coal train near Long Branch and was cut in two and horribly mangled. The New York bank statement for the week ending Aug. 2Sth, is as follows: Specie decrease five eighths of million ; legal tender de crease three-eighths of million ; de posits increase one-eighth of mil lion reserve increase one-hall ' m . A -v . . . m- ....... million; .treasury uviv uicnux-three-eighths of million. The New York comparative cot ton statement for the week ending August 27th, is as follows: Receipts at all U. S. ports, tf.oJW Same week last year, f,!27 Total to date, a,4.,aiu Same date last year, :l,771,o74 Exports per week, :,4S Same week last year, ,.Mkv Total to date, 2UM Same date last year, 2,7!H),(7 Stock at all U. S. ports, 0,074 Same week last year, lU7,.- Stock at all interior towns, 70,000 Same week last year, ,I)87:5 Stock at Liverpool, !!!! Same time last year, 0,000 Afloat for Great Britain, 0,000 Same time last year, lo.ooo Market Summary. In N- . on the 31st ult., cotton was easier at 14i(V 15. Turpentine at ol. Rosin dull at $1.03. Money arrive at 3. Gold 142al4. Governments dull. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That 1 have been appointed Assignee ol the estate and effects of li. V. Strickland of Nash county, N. C, who was adjudged a bankrupt by tho District Court of the United Stab for toe Eastern District f North Carolina upon tho petition of one of his creditors. G. ROSENTHAL, Assignee. Italeigh, Augusts, 1S75. 7 at CO:IMERCI AIis REPORT.- J WHO LESA LE CASH; JBICES. Era Oki ice, September 1, 1875. HKMAKKS. IJusiness 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 firm at 11 to 14. General Market. RAGGING, Domestic 2jtb yd I t. COTTON TIES, 7S;. FLOUR, North Carolina $7. 2.V.L 7. fill. CORN, $1.10. CORN MEAL, 1.10. RACON, N. C. hog round, 1 H. " hams IS. P.U LK C. R. sides, l.il. shoulders, 11. LARD, North Carolina, none. ' Western tierces, IS. " " kegs, 17 J. COFFEE, Prime Rio, Jli. Fair ' 21. SYRUP, common, none. MOLASSES, Cuba, f. S A LT, 2.2Tt. CHEESETcream, 18J. Factory, 17 i. " Dairy, none. NAILS, on basis for KM, 4ao. SUGAR, A, 114. Extra C 111. Yellow, 9i10. LEATHER, Sole 27 K'' HIDES, green, 7$S. drv, 13. TALLOW, 910. POTATOES, sweet 7!. Irish, $2.00. OATS, shelled, 1.00. sheaf, $1.25. FODDER, $l.fj01.75. HAY, N. C. baled, good, $1.20. CHICKENS, grown, 50. EGGS, 2025. BUTTER, country, 25:J0. FISH, Mullet, $7.00; new weight new law, KJOlbs. net, $10.50. Cut Herrings, $7.25 per bbl. " Mackerel, new family, $12.00. BEESWAX, 25. RAGS, 2. BEEP', on foot, 5f. dressed prime, 5G. JOHN NICHOLS & CO., BookcPJob PflljEF $, Corner of Fayottevillo and Hargett Sts., it i.i.i ; if, nr. v WOULD RESPECTFtJLIA' In form tho public, and especially those visiting the city during the season and designing to liavb any description of executed, that they are prepared, with the largest and most varied assortment of type, first class presses, excellent workmen, and a full stock of material, to execute an' order in their line, from The Largest Book to the Smallest Card, in the very best stylo at the short est notice, and at prices as low as tho Name an bo furnished hy any establish ment NORTH OR SOUTH. They respectfully solicit orders, and guarantee satisfaction. They also keep on hand for sale a complete series of CO URT BLANKS, FOR Il A J 1 K ATES, ATTORNEYS, SOLICITOUS, clf.kks of roiTUTs, and other oflb-erH. Their series of blank forms were pre panl for them by an able and EXPERIENCED JU1UST, on t lie adoption of the present code of laws, and are now the standard series in use throughout the State. Orders for Job Printing or Blank Forms promptly filled and forwarded by mail or express to any portion of the country. Address, ,IOIlNT NICHOLS & CO., Itoolx and .Job Frirter. Raleigh, N. C .11 -lv JAI.ntJH UUUI SCHOOL. An English, Classical. Mathematical, and Military scnooi ror Boys. RKV. Jos. M. ATKINSON, j prin.jpajs CHAUI.KN H.SOoTT, I The 2d annual session of this school will legin Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 1S75. The rriiieipals have procured for tho school the coin mod ions and attractive residence on Newborn Avenue, well known in Raleigh as the "Cotton Place," more recently owned and hand somely refitted by Col. R. Kingsland. Besides continuing their Day School, they propose taking a limited numler of boys or good character and conduct to board in their own family. The training of the school, as. hereto fore, will be full, thorough and accu rate, preparing its pupils lor college or business life. Competent assistants w ill be provid ed in all departments, as may be re quired. The Principals trust that it is seantelv necessary 'or' them to say that whilst "the school will continue tx be conducted on Christian principles, it will entirely without denominational aim or bias. ' For circulars and other mfortnation addre.s either of the Principals, Ral ebih. N.C 12-lm - .)..i.V WAITED. i. livri. Lusiui !funt anl honor ..1 tviCinorkk. A ltpw circular nd ValaaUu fcmiilea m-e. Do not :dclajr. bat writ t oncaon postl BL EEKU, HTH ST., TOM. ROSPKCTUSr- r 111t'J lltlrt f ,,..JL1081Jj:CTUS ,. OK T K-K ;l EA. A Political, News & Family Journal. T II E ERA is published in Raleigh, Iff. C, Every Thursday, and each numler con tains PIPTKEN COLUMNS, Or more, of original and carefully se-Ir.-ted reading matter. We shall strive to stimulate. IMMI G RATI ON and the Development of the .'Tlaterlal Re oiircctt of the State ; To ke p up with tho Current Topies oi' the. lay ; To furnish PRACTITAIj INFORMATION, Valuable to each and every class of tho cDiiuiiuiiily ; and to promote Good Morals, as well as Cheerful ness anoNnnocent En joyment : Z In short, to Ktitortaiii, Instruct Klcvate. In Politics The ERA. will bo Republican, and will at all times KXlOSL AND OPPOSE CORRUPTION, INCOMPETENCE t- EXTRA V AOANCE In office, without regard to party affiliations. Tho Democratic party, Which had control of the Legislature of the Slate, and which has been guiltv of such flagrant abuses of power, will bo tho subject of our constant and SPECIAL SURVEILLANCE. Whilst giving full attention to local and State matters, wo shall endeavor to give The ERA interest and value ' for readers in every part of tho county. Tho future destinies of our State depend on the watchfulness, prudence and activity of tho Republican mass es during tho interval to elapso before the next general Stateelection in November, 1871. TERMS . $2.10 aYear-lnvariably in Advance. Advertising. As THE ERA has a I.ARf.l. SUB SCRIPTION lilST, advertisers will find it an excellent medium for commu nicating with I he public T II E E II A Job Office. We can supply at slu.rt noti.'e ami in best slyle all 15lanks used by Slicrifls, Jus tices, and Clerks, SUCH AS RECOCfXrZAXCJSS, A TTA CI1MEXT VR ITS, A PPEA I BONDS, EXECUTIONS, SUrENAS, SUMMONS, TICKETS, ?., die, dre. Our facilities for getting up LETTER AMD BILL HEADS For merchants, lawyers and business mn generally, are unsurpassed, and we ask the publie to give tia a trial, and we will gtiaranteo satisfaction. " Address, ' ' ' W.IVZ. Brown. - ' ; t - - ; v- Manager, Raleigh, North Carolina. SCHEDULES. Piedmont Air-Xdne Railway. Richmond fc Danville, Richmond Danville R. W.s N. C. Divisions and North Western N. C. R. W; CONDENSED TIME-TARLE, In effect on and after Wednesdav, June 23, 1S75. GOIXO) NORTH. Stations. Mail. Express. Leave Charlotte, 0.24 p. in. 6.i. a. m. Air Lino Ju. 9.32 " fJ20 " Salisbury, 11.58 a. m. 8.:14 n Greensboro, 3.00 a. in. 10.55 Danville, C.20 1.12 p.m. Dundee, 6.50 " 1.20 " Burkeville,11.35 ii.07 Ar. at Richmond, 2.1T2 p. m. 8.47 p.m. GOINO sorTn. Stations. Miil. Express. Leave Richmond, 1.38 p. m. 5.08 a.m. Burkeville, 4.M " " Dundee, 10.it 44 1.14 p. m. Danville. 10.39 1.17 " 41 Greensboro 2.4o a. m. 3.58 " " Salisbury, 5.27 " 0.16 " Air-Line Ju. 7.5.5 8.25 Ar. at Charlotte, S.03 a. m. 8.33 " GOING KAST. GOING WEST. Stations. MaiU Mail. Leave Greensboro 3.00 a.m. Ar 2.00 a. m. " Co. Shops, 4.30 " Ia 12.38 a. m. Raleigh, 44 44 8,10p.m. Ar. at Goldsboro, 11.30 a.m.Lv 5.00 p. in. NORTH W ESTE1 1 N N. C. R. R. (Salkm Branch.) . Leave Greensboro, 4.30 p. m. Arrive at Salem, 0U3 44 Leave Salem, . . 8.40 a.m. Ar. at Greensboro, 10.3:i 44 Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 8.10 P. M. connects at Greensboro' with tlio Northern bound train ; making tho quickest time to all Northern citios. Price ; of Tickets same as via other routes. Trains to and from points East oi Greensboro connect at Greensboro with Mail Trains to or from points North or South. Two Trains daily, both ways. On Sundays Lynchburg Accommoda tion leave Richmond at 9.00 a. m., arrive at Burkeville 12.43 p. m., leave Burke ville 4.35a. m., arrive at Richmond 7.58 a. m. No cliange of cars between Charlotte aiul Richmond, 282 iiiilca. Papers that have arrangements to ad vertise tho schedule of this company will please print as above. For further information address S. E. ALLEN, Geu'l Ticket Agent, Greensboro, N. C. T. M. 11. Talcott, Engineer fe Gen'l Superintendent. Officii Petersburg R. R. Co., ' March 27th, 187. O N AND AFTER MARCH 31st, the trains will run as follows : LEAVE W EL DON. Express Train, 7:40 a m Mail Train, 3:25 p m ARRIVE AT PETERSBURG. Express, 10:50 a m Mail, 7:00 p m LEAVE PETERSBURG. Mail, 5:40 a m Express 3:50 p m ARRIVE AT WEI.OON. Mail, 0:45 a m Express, 0:50 p m FREIGHT TRAIXS. tesive Petersburg, 8:00 a m I'jeavo Weldon, 5:00 a m Arrive at Weldon, 4:00 p m Arrive at Petersburg, 12:20 p m GASTON TUA IX. Leave Petersburg, 0:15 am Leave Gaston, 1:15 p m Arrive at Gaston, 12:50 p ni Arrive at Petersburg. 8:10 p m Freights for Gaston Branch will be received at the Petersburg depot only on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. The depot will bo closed at 5:00 p m No goods will bo received after that hour. J. C. SPRIGG, 53 tf. Eng. and Gen. Manager. Q1IANGE OF SCHEDULE. Raleigh k Augdsta Air Line 11.11. Superintendent's Ojtficc, Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 10, 1875. On: and after Monday, Aug. 10th, 1875, trains on the R. fc A. A. L. Road will run daily, (Sunday excepted,) as follows : GOING SOUTH. Mail train leaves Raleigh, Arrives at Sanford, Mail train leaves Sanford, Arrives at Cameron, 4:00 p. m. 0:25 44 ;::i0 44 7:20 44 GOING NORTH. Mail train leaves Cameron, (i:30 a. m. Arrives at Sanford, 7:20 44 Mail train leaves Sanford. 7:25 " Arrives at Raleigh, 0:45 44 Mail train makes close connection at Raleigh with the Raleigh and Gastou Railroad, to and from all points North. And at Sanford with the Western Railroad, to and from Fayettevillo and points on Western Railroad. A. B. ANDREWS, 9 tf. Superintendent. QIIANGE OF SCHEDULE. RALEIGH & GASTON R. R., , Superintendent's Office, Raleigh, Aug. 10, 1875. On and after Monday, Aug. 10, 1S75, trains on the R. it G. R. R. will run daily (Sunday excepted,) as follows : going north. Mail train leaves Raleigh, 10:00 a. m. Arrives at Weldon, 3:30 p. M. going south. Mail train leaves Weldon, 10:00 a. m. Arrives at Raleigh, ' 3:00 v. M. Mail train makes cloe connection at Weldon with the Sealoard and Roa noke R. R. and Bay Line Steamers via Baltimore, to and from all points north, west and northwest, anil with the Pe tersburg R. R. via Petersburg, Rich mond and Washington City, to aud from all points north and northwest. . And at Raleigh with the N. C. R. R. to and from all points south and south west, and with the R. i A. A. Line to Haywood and Fayetteville. A. B. ANDREWS, 0-tf Superintendent. Office supt. ol Transportation, S. it KOANOKK It. K. Co., Portsmouth, Ya., Jan. 1st, 1875. On and after tliis date trains of this road will leave Weldon daily, Sunday excepted, as iouows : Mail train at No. 1 Freight, train at Nol 2 Freight train at Arrive at Portsmouth : Mail train at No. 1 Freight train at Vri: 2 PrfiiHit train at 4 P. M. 4 A. M 8 7:15 P. M. 2:00 p. M. 4:00 p. M Freight trains have passenger cars at tached. Steamers for Edenton, Ply mouth and landings on Black water and Chowan Rivers, leave Franklin at 7:40 A. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days. E. O. OHIO, Superintendent of Transportation. United Stales District Court East f ern District of North Carolina. In the matter of the Bank of North Car olina, Bankrupt. JT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, That all . persons having debts prov able against the Bank qjf North Caro lina, bankrupt, in bankruptcy, shall frove and tile the hame according to aw on or before the 15th day of Octo ber, 1875, and no debt shall be proven after that time. 1 GEO. W. BROOKS, .'('-.;.'- District Judge. Test : A. W. Suaffek, i Register in Bankruptcy. 5-8t News copy WT8t. BUSCEldUtVNJiOUS A FORTUNE IX IT, Every fiinily buys it. Sold byAgcnls. Adaroia, G. S. WALKER, Erie, Pa. For CoukIis, Colds, Ildarscnc, ' and all Throat liwear, USE WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS- Put np only in DLUC boxm . A TRIED At SURE REMEDY. For sale by Drugffistii generally, and JOHNSTON, HOLLO WAY k CO., Philadelphia, Pa. i i i i ' ' i . .. . i . . i ii i i wiiEitEvpi iTiiAsin:i:Tiiir.i has established itolf a a perfect regu lator and suro remedy for disorder of the H3'stem arising from improper ac tion of the Liver and Bowels. IT IS XOT A PHYSIC, but, by stimulating tho secretive organn, gently and gradually removes all impurities, and regulates the entire system. IT IS NOT A DOCTOR HD RIT- Ti;its, but is a VEQET4BLE TOfJIC which assists digestion, and thus stimu lates tho appetite for food necessary to invigorate the weakened or Inactivo'or gans, and gives strength to all the vital forces. IT CARRIF.X ITS OWN RHCOlVf Ii;.UATIO, as the large and rapidly increasing sales testify. Price One Dollar a boltlo. Ask vonr druggist for it. JOHNSTON HOLLO WAY A' CO., Philadelphia, Pa., Wholesale Agents. CONCERTO 01MUXS are the moat WKMllfitl in tyle and terfrett tin Iran evrr made Tta (D.N. .C'EICTO 8TOP U th4 bejeevrr placed Ira Mt Clrann. It Impvm- ducMl bit an extra. tet J rrdo, pern 'llnrfr !crU, CAr EFFECT of uki. h U lIOST C'H .IIt KIINI1 and HOl'l. KTinntxi: wkii 5 Urn 13IITATIOK r tlto IIUJIAN oici: in ist' V.i 'PKKB. WA- TEItH' NEW K- CITESTR.1L, and VIALEWTK OUG.INS in ( niuo French Ctwr, combine Pt'lll TYoVOIC:iN3cifreat olnmetnf. A V ATE Its New Scale 11 ANUM have preat power and (t finonlnalnff lone, v ith nil modern improveinrnta, ohU or4tut BEST PIANOS MADK. WnrrnnlcdBmlK yenrs. PRICES EXTRIOIELV lAlWor raxli or part cali and bnlnnro in montuly payments. To rent nnlll pnld for mm per roiurnrt. Ai liNTS WANTED. tSneclitl In dNeenieno to tho trade. A llbernldlroMiit Ministers, Churehttn, ticMtnlt, LwLjct, etc. JU Iakvtrnird 'ninlornei ninlled. IIOItACK VATKltH A- HON, 41 Droadvuy, New York. P.O.Uox&MrT O LEAH T II i: T RACK! OPEN THE WAY!! And let the rush continue on its way to J. M. ROSENBAUM'S, At Kline's Old Corner, Fayetteville and Hargett Streets, where it is a well known fact that there istolnt found tho largest stock of DItY GOODS, PRINTS, DOMESTIC PLAJDS, UUOWN AND BLEACHED DOMESTICS, HATS AND CAPS, MILLIN ER Y GOODS, NO TIONS, FAN CY (JOODS, vc., Ao., in tho City. Wo are daily receiving large add itions to tho Oeneral Stock, which is always kept fresh and complete in every branch and department of the storo. Ready-made clotiiinGt is the specialty of my trado, and I am now prepared to oiler every grade ot Clothing at tho very oltom prices. Call aud seo for yourselves. CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. I. have tho only exclusive. Crockery Stoio in tho city, connected, with and adjoining the main establishment. I oiler every species of Crockery at whole sale, to tlio country trade, at Northern prices, as I buy direct in largo quanti ties from lirst hands. j To all my former customers and pa trons, and the public generally, 1 would say that 1 am bettor prepared than ever to administer to their every want at terms which I will guarantee s:itlsfae orv. Italeigh, October 1, 1874. 15 B ROW.WN VARIIITY STORK I The Ohcajxtst Place to Buy all Kinds of Musical Instrumenls, (From a Jcwsharp to a Church Organ, STRINGS AND TllfMMrNC.'S EOI2 VIOL fNS, (1 VI TA IIS AND BANJOES. General Agent for tho Celebrated Estoy Cottage Ornn, Best for (!hurches, b;st for Schools, let in the Home circle, best everywhere. Prices to suit the times. Send ior cata logue. Baskets ! Baskets ! Baskets ! Tlio Largest Assortment in the city. Demijohns, Brooms, Shoe and Crumb Brushes, Table Mats, School Bags, Matches, Tooth Picks, Blacking, Feather Dusters, Nursery Chairs, Brittlnaand Co coanut DipierM. C 1 1 1 LI R I : N SC A RRIAC2ES, CroquotSets, Batts, Balls, Fancy (Jofds Toys, Perfumeries, Soaps, (trace Hevojs, Battle loors ani Shuttle (jfK-K.i, 1'iihh, Cigars and Tobact;o, and many things too tedious to mention. Call anil ex amine my stock and prices before pur chasing elsewhere. I sell strictly for CASH at bottom prices. If you want a bargain don't fail Ut call at NAT. L. BROWN'S, No. 10 Eayctleville Street, ap20-3m 11 A IE I Off, N. TO THE MEMBERS ELECT OF THE CONVENTION. j When come to Raleigh, call at the National Hotel. It Is beautifully sit uated, fronting Capitol Square. Free from mof-quitos. Oood water, and a table surpassed by no House in tho State. C. S. BROWN, 33 3t Proprietor. JOHN ARMSTRONG, r No. 1 Fa y ktt k v i i. i. e Strekt, RALEIGH n.c; ; II O O IC II 1 N D K It; Ami Blank Book Manufacturer. Newspaera, . Magazinen anil Iaw Books, of every description, bound in the very best style, and at lowest prioo. , . i .i i ' i i . WIIISKI.V ST II. I, FOR KAl.r. .The subscriber oirors for sale a first-rate ' . ' -: ' WHISKKV STILL, with two worms, hbater and ooler, as good as new, made- by .Hesselbacli, of Raleigh, 1S(7, used but little, will save Revenue tax, Ac. For further partic ulars address JOEL PATRICK, 1 23 Otpd. r , liaU range, N. C. IF YOU WANT A 1'AHLOIt OR Church Organ go to NAT. L. BROWN'S. Ralolgh, April 7, 174. ' irATERS'