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V- . , -
. v 4- ' platform of the Carolinian.
Tmocxact. J. fc'rtd ewajirvrficwi jf M Contain-
iXAStdlmtmlmaairtd: ths Preservation of ths Gen
J rof Government in its wKMT&utUvtional rigor ;
JaiWrf Economical XdmtinMratich of 2a
' .', tioawrf u4 AJalrt, thai: La tor may UgfUly
' . burdened, and AgricvltvrL Commercs and Mechanics
. 'tnantragsd ! Svjrtmacy of. ths 'CHS Law over
: Iks MZilary JtvOority ; Equal and Exact Justice to
aU M', 'iiu jyivaew to Xoe ; ths Sacred
Bight oflnorUU$ and a ptaeefui 'jxquleseencs in
. ths decisions of Majorities; ins (fusion of bwt
edge, and arraignment of aU abut at the Bar of
TubUe Season; freedom qf.EeUgion; JYes Sptech
Frttdom of Out Tress;. Freedomqf Fertoni vndtr
aiproUctkmQf tAJZabsas J to and rpeldp
trial by Jvrta impartially selected. ...
S Press bl Matter.
Tho prcsnre of; other, matter on
oar columns excludes much of our
"editorial matt
Suspension cf - tho "Wilson -
v-y. v. Ledger. - r
The Editor anA Proprietor of the
Wilson Ledger requests us to an
nounce the suspension of the paper,
and it will never appear again.
Political Editor-
We shall announce in a few dajs, as
the political editor of this papwythe
name of one of the most accomplish
ed writers of the State, and a distin
guished and active' member of jthe
Democratic party.
Gov. Vance.
We hare seen abetter frofn ex
Governor Z. B. Vance, of Xorth
Carolina, in which he states that it
is simply his intention to hold lm
position of Senator until he can get
a vote on his petition for relief from
his disabilities, and if that vote is
against him, he will promptly re-
sign. Richmond Enquirer.
communicated. J
The Only Issue."
There is to-day but one issue be
fore the American people for them
to consider of, and that one issue is
consolidation and Empire, as advo
cated by the Radical party, or State
sovereignly and Constitutional gov
ernment a3 taught by Democracy.
The Radical party; since their ac
cession to power, have made rapid
strides towards the destruction of
the citadel of the nations liberties
environed by thesatrapsbf thermost
unscrupulous desporthat the world
has known, who stand ready at his
bidding to proclaim the Empire
upon the . ruins of a-.blood-bought
J -i- i
The friends of true Republican
institutions Appreciate the - danger
that threatens the 'country, and are
laboring with indefatigable zeal and
fervid patriotism to avert the ca
lamity.
. The preservation of the liberties
of the Republic is the noblest and
grandest duty of the American citi
zen, and no one deserves the name
freeman who will remain inactive
under the goading oppression inflict
ed upon the South' by the Washing-
ton despotism.
"The pliant tools of this chie
in air-
istrate are . taught to disregard the
law in behalf of justice, and make it
subserve only the ends of a premed
itated tyrrany against those, who,
with the hardihood of freemen, re
fuse to lend themselves as instru
ments Vi the unholy 4 cause, f The
time has -entire vrhen t the:-party of
centralization-must .be checked in
i ta career, and made ' to respect,th e
, sacred provisions of a constitution it
has too long disregarded. - We .tell
the people that this is not an idle
, fear. ; The safety " of our country is
contingent lipon their action. I t
; 'We do not believe ; that thee-r-
tcendants of "a. noble ancestry w3f.
relinquish the-pricelefs bo of hi
crty without a struggTeand safTeri
- degrading servitude, iiuder the im
perial dgminatiorfof n ignorint and
merciless despot. Ve havaj state'd
f ,frat)i)yiDur honest gontictioni to'the
4.PP!e- ' Te 'rcsnltidepends upon
thelr;paxsaed by ?theni.; We
reiterate ji cpndusiony tEat the first
, step hai been taken towards the ffro
clamation of anEmpifejnd we call
upon all persons opposed to. that in
iquity ta nniia, with; as in making
an enorjr TO-eave.-.our beloved, but
nnfortmtcntry-(xom the VOrteX J
of everlasting fnarchy and ruin. ;
A JSici in the West,'
TEliEGRAPH.
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X ATTEST DISPATCHES
TO THE
DAIEY CAROLINIAN.
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? WASHINGTON.
Washikotos," Dec. l.-W.' D. Waltacb,
fonnerl j editor of tbe"SUr" newsppr is
dekd. ' y -
; AQaebeck dlspatcBT rport the rirerjullof
Hce and vessels Jloatinjcnp and "down tLe harbor
with. ice. There are several ashore.
There was a terrible storm yesterday at River
Daloape. .
Doke Alexis goes to Weet Point to-day if ice
permits. -
The Interests on the called live twefcty bonds
being the balance of first series of issue of
1863, ceases to-day. The payments npon the
new five per cents have come in with unex
pected promptness. The coin needed for the
payment of the six per cents is already pro
tUL It U not anticipated, however, that a
verj large proportion of coin will be required
'for the reception of one hundred mil ions of six
per cents. : light millions of gold have been
paid on account of cash redemptions, which
amount covers all the bonds presented for cash
payment on both foreign and domestic ac
counts, all the most of the one hundred mill
ions of five-twenties called in for December
first, have been taken up by American and
European syndicate. These will be used in
settlement lor the new fltes, it is therefore
Improbable that a very large amount of addi
tional gold will be required to close the trans
action. NEW YORK.
Nxw;YoBKDee. Paris special dispatch
to the Herald saj(, the government of France
is very uneasy and 'exercises the utmost vigi
lance. There, is great display of troops In
Paris, and all'polnta are guarded by patrols
every night. The police are stationed at every
street corner. Th$ i public mind Is vrry ugset
tled, and the general impression is that the
preseniitatus cannot last any length of time.
The last words of Gen. Rossel to a republican
friend were, "If you have 'not before long
crush the army It will crush you. It has al
ways been a pretorian and has always formed
u distinct party, whereas it should be natural.
The danger Is .pressing. Republicans have
abandoned insurrection: You did not like the
men of Vbe eighteenth' of March; I aid not like
them; Tut It.was necessary to join in order to
Kstatn them. ,1
A Havana special dispatch reports that the
bodies of executed Students have been refused
to their parents. ; Several Students have been
sentenced to the chain gang. They have been
worklngfn the streets withi criminals since
yesterday. The father of 6ne ot the lormer has
died from grief, and the mothers oi two others
have become insane.
There Is considerable ice in the docks and
on the river. ,
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad took
possession of the New Jersey railroad last
night. 4v -
ENGLAND.
Losdox, Dec. L Earl Chesterfield died of
typhous fever.
Thiers' message opening Corps Legi&latifT,
contains nothing politically.
PRANCE.
Paris, Dec 1. Specie has increased a hun
dred thousand francs.
MARKETS.
Nrw Yobk, Dec 1. Stocks dull, heavy.
Gold heavy, IQ10. Governments ciull,
heavy. State bonds dull, weak. Money firm,
6. Exchange, long, 9 ; r hort, 9. Flour dull,
nnchanged. Wheat quiet, unchanged. Corn
steadv. Pork steady. 13 25a13.30. Lard
quiet Cotton quiet, uplands 19; Orleans, 19;
sales 3,000 bales. Turpentine dull, C5a75 Jr.r
strained. - Freights steady.
- Loudon, ' Dec -1. Noon Consols 92.
Bonds
Pakis, Dec. I , Rentes 56fa75c
Liverpool, .Dec. 1. Cotton opened firm.
Uplands 9; Orleans 9JalO. 8alcs 12,000
bales; lor the week 123,000 bales. Exchange
22 ; specie 23.
Later. Cotton easier; uplands Ju9;
Orleans 9. Sales 12,000 bales for specula
tion : export 3.000. Corn 32a33. Tallow 47a4G.
Red winter wheat 11 and 7. Polk 53 and 6.
3VEI3D2STIG HT.
THE "WEATHER.
Probabilities Northerly winds with clear
ing weather are probable for Saturday on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Westerly
winds with pleasant weather In the Middle and
Easter Stalea. . Indicating Southweat winds
oi the lakes, with Ia!l!ng barometer and cloudy
weather continuing.. "
WASHINGTON.
Wa6Hinoton. Dec L The Cabinet did not
dlacuis (jaban aflalis. Aft is stated semi-
offlcially thai there is tto difflculty between
4We government .and Spain. Government
vessels Cuban ward merely precautionary.
J . TV t A ' A A i m
M-ofc aiaiejoicni snows a decrease oi mree
and a half millions ; coin in treasury ninety-
five and one quarter millions : currency ten
eighths millions.'--
: Duke Alexis rrivd at rest Point.
" T NEW YORK.
Nw YoRK"tDe 1. Prominent -Cubans
state that tea thousand stands oi anna recently
reached the Cabafi patriots. '
. The Icq holds hc hundred and eleven canal
boats sear Troy, , "
r Connelly atUl JaUed. .
Uen Chtster A Arthur baa been installed
Collector of Cn&t,omt . ,
A prlyata dispatch reports a areneral strike
andsuspenalon at the"Stafi"ordahire potteries.
Twelrecaaes-amall pox Wednesday. Nine
deaths atnea Saturday..
Ahttrrivo? visited" North aide of Island
CapeYnear fiostoon the 27th of November.
IamenietdniaffeJThc tide was four feet
Wghe than ever known before, Considerable
loss of life. JrZ V v , .
Sv.: 7it
MASSACHUSETTS,
Bcstos, Dec 1. The oyster vessel W.'H.
Atwood, Is wecked. All lost.
The British schooner Catharine foundered
in Yarmouth Bay. All lost.
rhode'island.
Phovtdxicc, Dec L General Stone'e mill
at North Providence Is burned.
GEORGIA.
Atlahta, Dec 1. The Legislature passed
a resolution deorecatorv of a motiou for the
payment of emancipated slaves.
A movement for a railroad from the Ohio
river to the South Atlantic seaboard, is nearly
completed. The scheme inclndes a steamship
line with Europe and an unbroken line from
Louisville to Savannah and Brum wick, via
Montgomery. The projectors say they have
ample capital and experience.
MARKETS.
Nxw York, Dec 1. Specie shipments to
day over $300,000. Stocks steady and firm.
Gold heavy at $I.10$. Governments very
weak. Bonds dull and steady. Money firmer
at6a7. Exchange, long sight 9; short sight
9. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat a shade
firmer. Corn a cent better. Pork quiet at
flSaf 13.25. Lard. dulL Cotton steady ; up
lands 19 ; orleana 19X Sales 1,000, bales.
Turoentine , dull at 65a65. Rosin dull at
f4.87K for strained. Freights steady.
Liverpool, Dec 1. Cotton closed firm.
Uplands 9VX; Orleans 9X10.
Norpolk, Dec 1. Cotton dull ; low mid
dlings 17$.
Nw Obijuks. Dec. 1. Cotton'firm. Mid
dlings 18al8&.
Nashvillb, Dec.l. Cotton quiet; low mid
dlings 17.
BiXTiMORB. Dec. 1. Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 18.
Savannah. Dec 1. Cotton in rood de
mand. Middlings 18.
Baltimobb. Dec 1. Flour steady. Wheat
dull. Oats steady. Provisions unchanged.
Charleston, Dec. 1. Cotton s eady, mid
dlings 18al8X.
Memphis, I Dec. 1. Cotton dull nominal ;
middlings 18.
Mobile, Dec, 1. Cotton quiet and steady.
Middlings IS.
Boston, Dec. 1. Cotton quiet. Middlings
Change of Schedule.
RALEIGH & GASTON RAILROAD,
-1
Superintehdet's Office,
Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 7th, 1871.
VU ttUU a 1 L l 1 lUCBUBf HVTCUlUbl llii, lUIlt
trains on the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad will
run dauv (Sunday excepted; as fellows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh, 9.29 A. M.
Arrives at Weldon, 2.50 P. M.
Leaves Wcldon, 10.10 A.M.
Arrives at RaUigh, 4 00 P. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh, 5.15 P. M.
Arrives at Weldon, 3.30 A. M.
Leaves Weldon, 9.15 P. M,
Arrives at Raleigh, 8.00 A. M.
Mail train makes close connection at Wel
don with the Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad
and Bay Line Steamers via Baltimore, to and
from all points North, West and Northwest
and with Petersburg Railroad via Petersburg,
Richmond and Washington City, to and from
all points North and Northwest.
And at Raleigh with the North Carolina Rail
road to and from all points South and South
west, and with the Chatham Railroad to Bay
wood and Fayetteville.
Accommodation and Freight trains, connect
at Weldon with Accommodation and Freight
trains on Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad and
Petersburg Railroad. And at Raleigh, with
Accommodation and Freight trains on North
Carolina Railroad.
Persons living along the line of the Road can
visit Raleigh in the morning by Accommoda-
train, remain several hours, and return the
same evening. A. B. ANDREWS,
Nov. 22-tf. Gen. Snpt.
NATIONAL H0TEL7
RALEIGH, N. C,
A. J. RUT JES,
Nov. 6.
Proprietor.
TURNER'S N.!C. ALMANAC FOR
l
1872, is just published and ready for delivery.
rrice per cross, - - - - f 7 w
" " hundred, ... 5 00
" " half gross, - - - 4 00
" " dozen, .... 75
" single copy, 10
3?" Single copies and packs of one dozen
mailed Iree ot postage on receipt or price.
Address,
JAS. H. ENNISS, Agent,
Nov. b-tf. Raleigh.
CHESTER PIGS,
Genuine stock warranted, for sale by
A. C. SANDERS & CO.,
Oct. 17-tf. No. a Martin Street-
1871 Commercial Campaign. 1871
GROCERIES,
ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
ABUNDANT
AUTUMNAL
AUTUMNAL
AUTUMNAL
ANTICIPATIONS
ANTICIPATIONS !
ANTICIPATIONS !
Anticipating abundant additions to the ac
customed demand for goods in onr line the
present Fall and coming Winter, we have made
AMPLE AND
AMPLE AND
AMPLE AND
ATTRACTIVE
ATTRACTIVE
ATTRACTIVE
ACCOMMODATIONS t
ACCOMMODATIONS !
ACCOMMODATIONS I
For the increased wants
and new customers.
of our old patrons
ALL VARIETIES
ALICVARIETIES
ALL VARIETIES
AUTUMNAL GROCERIES
AUTUMNAL GROCERIES
AUTUMNAL GROCERIES
Ahead ! Ahead ! Ahead !
LEACH BROS., Grocers,
OcUTtc
feces
EALEIGfflADVERTISEMENTS
Special jPassenger Train.
Richmond j Danville Railroad Co.,
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
TIME-TABLE.
RALEIGH k GOLDSBORO EXPRESS.
Ia Effect after Nov. 14th, 1871.
GOING EAST.
STATIONS. AKHITK. UBAVE.
Raleigh, 7.00 p.m.
Auburn 7.25 "
Clayton....... 7.39 p. m. 7.42 "
Wilson's Mills,. .. 8.05 " 8.06 "
SelnML. i... 8.23 " 8.26 "
BoonHUl,. J... a49 " 8.50 "
Gol?sboro, 9.23 "
GOING WEST.
STATIONS. JLBRIVB. LEAVE.
Raleigh,........;... 1.55 p.m.
Auburn;.......... 129 p.m.
Clayton,........L. . 1.01 " 105
Wilson's MUl,.!... 12.86 " 12.37 "
Selrna,.........!... 12.16 " 12.18 "
Boon Hill,., ..!.... 11.51a.m. 11.52
Qold8boro,..,.i. . .. 11.15 a. m
W. H. GREEN,
1 Master Transportation.
Approved :
T. M. R. Talcott,
Eng. &. Superintendent.
Nov. 14-tf.
gHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
Men's, Women's and Children's of every
kind and size, from fine to common, besides
Boots of every description. Come and buy.
A. G. LEE & CO.
Jno. Nichols.
JICIIOLS & GORMAN,
J Gorman.
Excelsior B00K& Job Printers.
Publishers and Agents for
BATTLE'S DIGEST,
N. C. SUPREME COURT REPORTS,
COUNTY OFFICERS' HAND BOOK, &C.
LEGAL BLANKS of every description con
stantly an hand.
.1
Book and Job Printing
of every kind neatly, promptly and cheaply
executed.
Compete in Price and Execution
with the best and cheapest Northern houses.
Special attention paid to
SCHOOL CATALOGUES, BRONZED
TOBACCO LABELS, AND
LEGAL BLANKS.
Orders by mail promptly attended to, and
work shipped by mail or express to any por-
tiuu jl iuc moid
Oct. 17-tc.
TTTINES AND LIQUORS, CHAM.
agnes, California Co s Muscatel Ale, &c.
A. G. LEE & CO
JpOR SALE.
Desirable Residence.
I offer for sale my Dwelling House with sur
rounding eignt acres of land, situated, on JNew-
bern Avenue, ai.d formerly known as the
LEMAY PROPERTY. The whole has been
renovated and two wings built within two
years : stone foundation, large, spacious, well-
finished English basement, with FIVE &OOMS
npon first floor and rOUK upon second floor.
mere is a uatn Koom witn all modern im
provements. Gas and Water Fixtures lor
hot and cold water throughout the house. The
out-buildings are entirely new and comprise
Carriage-house, Stable, Hen-houses, Feed
rooms, Tool-rooms, Wash-houses, Well-house
and Smoke-house. The grounds comprise
Lawn and Flower Garden, with large shade
trees, cnicsen yard, vegetable and Iruit garden.
lnere are over three hundred Iruit trees.
(many of them in bearing,1) Raspberries, Straw-
nerrles, (Jurrants, Asparagus beds, etc. New
fencing around the entire grounds. Good well
of water and cemented cistern, with force
pumps within 30 feet of the house.
lerms Moderate and easy.
Nov. 2-tf HENRY J. MENNINGER.
TT ATS AND BLANKETS, &C., &C.
IJL
Ana in iaci every ining Kept ny a nrst class
Grocery bouse.
Uountry merchants would do wcl! to cull
and boy, as we Lave bought with Fpecial facil
itit s to make jrood bargains.
inanktultor past lavors, we solicit a contin
uation ot lue same.
A. G. LEE & CO.
Oct. 17-tf.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Norfolk, Va.
R. S. DODSOIf, Proprietor.
BOARD, First and Second I loors, per Day 3.00
Third and Fourth Floors, " 2.50
SFECIAl TERMS FOB PERMANENT I0ABBERS.
Octl7-ly.
JEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS ! !
Gibfos, Pritchard & Co.,
202 Main Street, Norfolk, Va.,
Have just opened one of the finest storks of
DRY GOODS
to be lound in tho State. Consistinc- in nnrr
of Fine Black Silk Poplins, Wool Poplins!
ujpicoo vioius, jriain ana nam Pophln,
Black Alpacas, Shawls, Cassimeres, Cloakngs,
Sheeps Greys, satinets. Ac. Hnnn suirta
Corsets, Gloves and everything usually found
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
E3T" Prices as low as the lowest.
tf Orders solicited.
Oct.17 3m.
s
UPREME COURT REPORTS.
McCorkle's 65th N.
C. Reports, now ready.
Price $8.00 per copy.
r or sale Dy
J. A. JONES,
Book Seller and Stationer.
Nov. 3 tf.
TJOYS SCHOOL.
T
inS
The ondershTned will ODen a school for hnvn
in xuucigo, on
Tniirsaay. iVoyember 2mi.
Rates :
Tuition in Classics and Enirliah dnrln?
short term. (16 weeks) coi on
Tuition in English branches, 20 00
Modern Langnages, Ciril Engineering and
Practical 8urveyinir Extra. 0
itoh : nail tuition in advance.
THOS. B. BAILET, A. M
Not. 1-tf
EALEIGH ADVERTISEMENTS
QOLD PENS A SPECIALITY.
I am in receipt of a
NEW- ASSORTMENT
OF
Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens.
ED. FASNACH,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
3 Doors above Tucker Hall.
Nov, 30 tf.
THE
N. C.
Almanac,
FOR 1872.
Galcahtel j EEF. DB. CRAVEN, of Trinity College
IT CONTAINS
(Besides its carciully calculated Almanac tables
oi the days of the week and month, risirg
' and setting of the sun and moon, the
sun's declension, the tides at Smith
Tille, and Beaufort, and the
aspect of the various
planets,) ' '
Prognostics of the Weather, based upon
scientific lacts, and net mere guess-work.
Receipts for making Sausage, Cooking Beef
steak and Onions, Washing Flannels, Clean
ing Marble, Making Hard Ginger Bread,
Suet Pudding, Endicott Cake, and many
other useful receipts and funny anecdotes.
It gives Statistical Information of the
Government of North Carolina in all its
branches. Officers' salaries, supreme Court.
Time of Holding Superior Courts In the vari
ous counties. Time of holding U. S. Circuit
and District Courts, North Carolina Repre
sentatives in Congress, Names of Members
of the General Assembly, Internal Revenue
Stamp Duties, Public Works and Institutions.
Official Vote for and against Conven
tion in every County.
BRET HARTE'S GREAT POEM,
"The Heathen Chinee."
IT IS WORTH THREE TIMES WHAT
IS ASKED FOR IT.
PRICES;
For Single Copy, 10 cents.
For Two Copies, . 15 "
Per Dozen, 75 "
Per Hundred, $5 Oi) "
Sent Prepaid on receipt of price, by
. J. A. JONES, Publisher,
Raleigh, N. C.
Nov. 30 - tt.
NOTICE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 20th OF DECEM
ber, I will proceed to sell on the respective
premises by order ol the Board ol City Com
missioners, the town lots of the following de
linquent tax payers, or as ranch as wi 1 pay the
taxes :
Andrews, Raphael $ 1 35
Breadford, Tuos 3 15
Beasley, Jack 2 75
Best, K. VV., lor Miss E. Vs. By rum,. . 38 50
j3ryan, Mrs. Lucy D 38.50
Busbee, Quent 55 00
Brown, VVm 3 80
Buck, James VV 21 25
Cooke, Geo. T 88 00
Denton, N. V 87 00
Davis, VV. R 8 60
Dunston, Jessy, 6 80
Dinkins, Bryant
Fentress, T. R..
Ferrell, Richard,
3 SO
24 00
11 00
Gallagher, John 17 25
Harris, John C .' H 00
Hams, VVm. N 11 80
Haywood, W. D. 67 50
Haywood, Mrs. VV. D 27 50
Haywood, E. G 73 50
Hunter, G. for G. Sott 8 30
Hunter, Wiley 10 io
Jeffries, Wm io 25
Jolly, Nathaniel 4 95
Irving, Chavis 9 00
Kirkuain, J. H 22 00
Lewis, R. G 52 45
Lockler, Bettie 4 95
Macy, E. 0 9 00
Melon;, Martha 6 80
MeGe, Lotty 2 29
Matthews, Martha's estate 5 50
Mordecai, Henry 36 00
Parker, VV. C, 19 50
Overby, Parker 107 35
Pharrer, Albert, for VV. Ballentine. . . 8 lo
Pou, E. VV.,. . i 6 60
Peace. Mi&s J ulia, . . . . ; 27 50
Ray, John 38 50
Renn, Clark, 1 10
liowe, James, . 14 75
Rogers, W. T., for Perrin Smith,.. 4 95
Roland, VVm., by 11. Suggs, 3 30
Rix, Virgil, 8 60
Smith, Henderson, 36 70
Smithcrs, S 8 80
SUlliugs, Miss June, 6 05
Stone, John, 9 90
Stevens, Mrs. Eliza, ".. 8 80
Ward, Benj., 5 50
Jenkins, Aire. M. L 48 75
M. GRAUdM AN,
Tax Collector.
Raleigh, Xov. 28, 1S71.
Nov. 29-dlw.
A
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
For Sale,
ONE HALF INTEREST OF A
DltUG STORE.
Fitted in modern stvle. and with a well p.
lected Stock, doing a good business and trade
improving.
Located in one of the largest and mot flnnr-
ishiug towns ol North Carolina.
The whole interest would be disDosed of if
any one should prefer.
neasons given lor wishing to sell.
Address,
P. O. BOX 102,
Raleigh, N. C.
Nov. 14-tf. b '
W. C. Stkonach.
C. STRONACH & CO.,
Grocers, Cotton Factors
AND
Commission Merchants,
Fayetteville St
one door above Yarborongh
House,
RALEIGH, N. C. !
Agency lor sale of Norfolk Oysters.
Oct. 17-tf.
ISn ! FISII X FISH I !
10 bis. medium sized mackarel.
10 bis. large sized do
6 half barrels split herrings.
iihhu . m roaadlbrador herrings.
In store and for sale by
A. G! LEE & CO.
not.-u.
IVTotice.
The Forest
lJJXTdTl ,CoTZ toh
reeum
-it. 1 .
w uuse me 01a nooks.
OQ , W. F. ASKEW,
nov. 29 lm. PronrietAr
Citr paper, please cop7. FroPrietor.
RALEIGH ADVERTISEMENTS
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
HALIFAX STREET, "
RALEIGH, N. C,
NEAR THE CAPITOL.
The undersigned offers for sale his admirably
located and
Desirable Residence
on Halifax Street, within three minute' walk
ol the CapltoL
Terms :
ft and accomraodatine. Enquire of the
DOUGLAS BELL.
undersijrnea.
nov26-tf.
. . . TVI I
TTTOMAN'S FKIEND SOAP
tzBrowa "d Tysttsssst
CHARLES JORDAN. HENRT JOBDAK
JjVSTABLlSIIED 1837.
C. Jordan & Son,
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS, .
mrricnuEES of stiai mm caxit.
A 3D DBALIR.S
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Fdreisn ad Domestic Fruit, Ac,
Store aoMiia Factory 153 Church St,
;; NORFOLK,' yA. -i'.
OctH-Sm. , " .- (-: ' :cf
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Col. A. Savaqb. Prof. W. M. Johbs. P. F. Lib.
gAVAGE, JONES & LEE,
SHIPPING AND
Commission Merchants,
AND COTTON FACTORS,
No. 18 Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
Oct. 29 -3m.
Gibbs, Pritchard & Co.,"
DEALKBS IN
DRY: GOODS, NOTIONS, &c,
202 Main Street, Norfolk Va.,
Kear National Hotel.)
Dct.17 ly.
T li. Heardon, '
DEALER IN
AND IMPORTERS OF
TEAS, WINES. LIQUORS, &C,
21 Market Street, Norfolk, Va.
Oct.l7-lv.
rpHE MOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Morgan ton, N. C.
:o:
lis character as a ,
First Class Hotel,
Is too well known to require remark.
J, M.
HAPPOLDT,
Proprietor.
Nov. 23
QOMMERCIAL HOTEL,
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
This is one of the BEST conducted HO
TELS in the State,
(new and established since the fire.)
AT THIS HOUSE
You will find the best of FARE, Comforta
ble fires, excellent Lodging Rooms, a well fur
nished Parlor and accommodations for Ladles
S-POLITE and ATTENTIVE SERVANTS.
JAMES W. MORRIS, Prop'r.
Nov. 1-lm.
jyONUMENTAL HOTEL,
Cor. 9th and Grace Streets,
Oppo8itb Washington Monument,
RICHMOND, VA.
Teems, f2 00 Pub Day.
, Monthly Hoarders model ate rates.
S. DODSON,
J. M. Whalt, Proprietor.
Night Clerk.
Oct. 29-tf.
APPLICATION WILL BE MADEjTO TH
present General Assembly for a Charte
or a Board of Trade of the City of Raleigh.
rxov. w, 10 i-im.
ohn A. Rich ardso Joseph A. Bel
GASTON HOUSE
NEW BERNE, K. C..
RICHARDSON & BEIjIi;
PROPRIETORS. V
Is open for the reception of G nests, and so
licits the patronage of the public.
Guests of this House will always find com
fortable rooms and attentive servants.
PRICES MODERATE.
Oct 6 tf.
JTEW NOVEL !
" morton" house,"
Price in cloth, $1.50; In paper $1.00.
For sale by J. a. JONES,
v . - Book8eller,
Nov. 8-tf. Raleigh, N. C.
N
OTICE.
hJTeotLc to tn Parties who own
the Watches Clocks and Jewelry, left with
Henri Lewie for repairs at Levy's Store, that
they must call and take tbe same out of mv
bands within thirty days from this date, or
oferepaI?P - t0 w xPa
M. 8CHLO8S,
Nov. 16, 1871.
ViuJ iiotel,
for Henri Lewie.
APPUCATIOW FOtt charter:
in IS U 10
i tl thj n-, , . -i-f'wiuo Will I
toconVenatSif.8 of North
Charter for ?d5Nmba0tb
acaarterfor Saying, Bank , J I
Carolina
187Lfor
City. - Tlnfi Back in this I
Hixxraw w r ' r . - I
Octim a Octob20; 187L . I
AN0TnER C0UNTY nAnD rno7
C WEIKEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 8, Fayetteville street.
Nov. 8-tf.
JUST RECEIVED. " "
The Finest Stock of
French Cassimeren and IIeaTeM
Ever brought to this city. '
At
NoT'8-tf- L?nKEL-s.
I WOULD CALL YOI'It SPEnT
attention to my large and bcautHul stock of
SCOTCH CHEVIOTS for SfcUit
Nov.S-tl. CWEJK
QALL AT WEIKELS a XI) E j
amine his largo stock of
ENGLISH EMERLINEa,
FRENCH BEAVERS,
ENGLISH KERSEY8, Ac.,,
for Overcoats. Something new and itjiii
Nor. 8-tf.
P. F. PESCUD, Sr.,
r ; ; ' GENERAL
Life and' Fire Insurance Agent.
No. 13 Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, N. C.
All persons wanting policies, citlirr 1.1
cure protection against loss by
FIRE OR DEATH,
are Invited to make application to me, citLrr
per mail or In person, before applying t.
where, as I am prepared to oflcr them uiiuat:
inducements.
The Eicelsior Life Insurance Co., cf Xrw hi
Capital and assets exceed
HALF MILLION DOLLAUS IN CASH,
Not Affected by the Ciiicaoo Tui,
Is tfeseivedly one of the most
Popular and Reliable
Companies In America. Her rates arc uiu. u
lower than tho majority of Cutnjuuilct, c!h :
lows her policy holders thirty daja cruce in
Eaying their premiums, and should a yki
older become poor, or survive liia Laiilj, u
can exchange his policy for a linu J.-om.j
ANNUITY,
thus affording' protection to our wives and
children in case of our death, or au
Income in Cash evert Year
duting our old age, or at any time after tuc ,
fifth year. She issues policies on all of tut
most popular plans, cither
WITH OH WITHOUT ntOFITS.
FIRE INSURANCE.
I represent seven of the largcM, nwt popu
lar and reliable Fire Insurance Coin janl. 1n
America, and am prepared to usuc l''cw
securing loss by Fire, on all clac of Bu:M
lngs and their contents. Bridges, Kallroadaw!
Rolling Stock, at as low rates as uny A N" '
Company can afford.
CHICAGO FIRE.
The Georgia Home had iioaciK'y in ( liic-;
and no loss by that tire.
The Home of New York, her lotea n ti'i:
at $2,000,000, she will have nearly f
left.
The l'liccnlx 01 Ilartroru c incs (iuii.lt:.
Chicaeo Fire with her $1,000,000 ol caj.ibh' :
a handsome surplus unimpaired.
Tha Liverpool and London and Gluin',
9 Is estimated at $1,500,000, and has over f ::.'. 0
000, consequently can pay t t.lLt anl nt
eel it.
The Atlanta comes off with a UmNe'
surplus, over and above her capital.
No news as yet from my other C'oin nir,
viz., the Putnam of Hnrtlord snd fi-cuniji
New York.- They have sent forward ailja-tr
to see how they stand, and will doubt.
weather the storm and report favomMv
pllcai its may feel, asm red that auy I ur-f '
counted, will be placed in none but tli! w'
trustworthy and reliable Coinpanie.
P. F. PESCUD, 8it..
General Insurauce Ak t
N. B. Persons preferring tbe N. C.
or any other Company in America, cau -'
through me for Polices.
Oct 17-tc.
KM1ADVERT,8EMENTS
J J. DILISOLY,
1 High Stueet,
PO 1T8MOUTH, VA., 4
WHOLESALE GROCER AM
Commission 3Icrcli;uil.
.1
. And dealer In t
NORTHERN - APPLES, POTATOES A
? ..' FOREIGN FRUITS
,oi all descriptions.
-All orders accompanied with tl '.)
be promptly attended to and satlsfaetiou
an teed.
Oct. 81- 8m. ,
rjMIOMAS OWENS A SON,
Dealers in
OYSTERS.
NORTH CAROLINA .TRADE 0LICITF:'
P. O. Box 161
Portsmouth, Va.
Reference: Bain & Bros, Banker.
Nov. l-3m.
BOCSB ESTABLISHED IX
NIEMEYER, ETUEnEDfiE
BROOKS,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND COTTON FACTORS,
High St, and Central Wharf,
PORTSMOUTH, VA.,
And dealers in Provisions, Flour, Coaf. L'1
Salt. Tlaatr f.mtnt 1 anA PlaBter and
iMitr. tcocni, wuu
Lime, Buper-Pbospl
Lodl Mannfactnring Cos
manufacturer's prices.
I-oudrJ-lie"
manufacturer's prices.
- -a jbo. i reruvian uuano, uirm w -
always on band.
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