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CAROLINIAN FOR 1872.
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TnE working men of the country
are sober, intelligent, liberty loving
and law abiding citizens, and they
have no sympathy with alternation-
-z&and communist movements.
They only ask that working men be
placed upon a footing with profes-
sional dignity and learning, and that
capital join hands with its hand-
maid, labor. I
Old men tell us that they have I
seen darker political days than these; I
and as the crisis is, so i3 the gran-
deur of the elements of salvation,
Originating with a government bom
of revolution,and baptized in fire and
blood, the destiny of the Democratic
party will be grand, as the rescue of I
the country is perilous. I
We jrsTLT complain of high taxes, I
and our only hope of relief looks to
an increased thrifty population of
working, stirring people, but no such
increase win oe onre wimo me prop-
erty holders of North Carolina insist
upon' maintaining the present ficti
tious values of their real estate. .
Mechanical skill and industry
have made the North great, "rich
and powerful, and there the labor-
ing man enjoys the frniU of.hia toil,
and may aspire, without appearing
presumptions, to any position with-
in the gift ol the people. I
Governor Jewell, of Connecti
cut, is a finished mechanic, and
served his apprenticeship at as hard
labor as ever befel a poor boy. The
Grand Duke Alexis could no more
unaeretand this than onr politicians
Of the South. ' I
man rents are the bane ot every
I . . W . I
community of working men, and
grasping land-lords the curse of any
country. They clog the wheels of
prosperity, and grind down into the
dust the interest and happiness of a
people.
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' FOB PBESIDEHT : ;
W S. HANCOCK,
SOF PENNSYLVANIA.
-POR VICE-FREIIDENT :
GR 74; BROWN ;
. Platform.
BnonucT.-i tirid aul ruction, of the Cbrutitu
o t SovtrtiqrUy qf tht People; tAt Bight of
V unimpaired ; the Prttervationof the Gr
rOyernment it whois Constitutional tiovr ;
'viand Economical Adminietraticm of No
v Stale AJWrJflJrmay be lightly
- f AgrteuOure. Commerce and Mechanic
Clothier A Suprtmacv a the Cfvtl Jr(ice to
Mfthority : J? ana (he
iHUa, and a WT
rfeUart the Bar of
""iVZZfa: Free Speech;
.eon: iw"' v f
sv .... r, . wresar v
- L JWM.
under
tkjpvJ&t of the Babeae
titbu Jurist impartially sft9a-
1
v We enter upon ie. campaign of
1 72, earlj in thar .
I In accord witly16 sentiment of
trie South an6Ve democracy of
xi. fx. we Dlaco at our
'KZZ Jf Ul nvo - ' r
mast-head th(nes of two rePr0'
sentative representative of
the healthPolitical sentiment of
both the f'at Parte8 tne coun
trj anto tn8 standard we call
the trpmcn t every politics.
"VV have no denunciations to in
dnl Ours is the position of sound
argMient, intelligent discussion and
cofteous speech. The life of the
nion, the glory of the country, and
tfe well-being of the people are at
ijne, and there is no time for quar-
il'or dissensions among the patri
I mr cnns nr A iilpnra who. of all
I T ' 7
I bethren . should have learned to
t
qvell together in unity.
We advance a step beyond strict
jtrty lines. and offer the hand of
political fellowship to every man,
ldt his past party affiliations or poli
tical antecedents be what they may.
We base ur action upon the true
pyinciplps'of free democratic govern
ment, an we march to the rescue
of the republican institutions of a
great country.
The war is over and the new pol
icies of government iu the height
of pescefnl experiment. Recon-
siruciion nas prevailed ana passea
into history as an accomplished pol-:
anly protest against measures that
neither inclination invited nor judg-
ment approved, have now no cause
or ground for quarrel with such as
honestly differed in opinion with
the best of us, nor can any past cir
cumstance now exempt us from our
duty as citizens of a common coun-
try which looks to the action of her
children for continued life, uninteT
rupted prosperity, and an onward
march in national civilization.
We of America have the grandest
of national destinies to shape, and
those of us who have passed through
&fld noted the events of the past ten
years bear witness to the heroism
and grandenr peculiar to republican
institutions, and tasting the sweets
of liberty and imbibing the senti-
ments of democracy, we of all men
know what it is to feel that this
priceless boon, bffffieathed by an
ancestry who won it, is about to be
snatched away from us and absorbed
by that retbrseless power from
whose tyratjm'cu grasp the bravest
men the world ever knew wrenched
the great charter of civil liberty.
Leaving the past to history, re-
garding the present as our own, and
looking to the future as it lights up
by thaadvancing lamp of experience,
wo address ourselves to the task be-
fore us, and hereto we invite the at
tention and co-operative aid of every
patriot from the Atlantic to tlie Pa
cific and from the St. Lawrence; to
the Rio Grande.
1 1
Public etents plainly indicate
the true course for the , Democracy
0f the nation to follow and the con-
dition of the country cries aloud for
the re-assertion and maintenance of
The" cardinal principles of the Demo
cratic
party.
The Democratic Party must
march onward to fulfill its grand
destiny, but in adapting itself to the
chansed condition of thins it snr-
ronr! Ara nnno rf rl, nrinomloc f
. - r..w.rv. v
frnod iroTGmmihf: it. hs ' tk wars
held.
w
Every property owner in Raleigh
who exacts an exorbitant rent from
his tenants is au enemy to the
growth, the progress,and the happi
ness of thecitv.
i -
and pulseless woria i -
The M's deep tonet are swelMng ; M tbo
Of thefdeoArted year. No funeral train,
S .lP?ast ; yet on the rfrensd
With Sblanchol light, the moonbeams
LikeTale,' spotless shroud ; the air is
Ashy" mourner's aigh ; and on yon
Thfloats so still and placidly tbrouh
bearen, ,
Tie spirits of the seasons seem to stand,
Jjung Spring, bright Summer, Autumn s
solemn lorm,
And Winter with his aged lock '
breatbe ,:ome abroad
In mournful cadjwTiarp's wild and toucb
Likc tjb.ll,
melancholy dirge o'er the dead year.
Gone from the earth forever. 'Tis a time
For memory and for tear?. Within the
dP
Still chamber of the heart, a spectre dim,
Whose tones are like the wizard voice of
Time,
Heard from the tomb of ages, points its
cold
And so'emn finger to the beautiful
And holy visions that have pass'd away,
And left no shadow of their loveliness
On the dead waste of life. That spectre
lifts
The coffin-lid of hope, and joy, and love,
And, bending mournfully above the pale
Sweet forms that slumber there, scatters
dead flowers
O'er what has passed to nothingness. The
year
Has gone, and with it, many a glorious
throng
Of happy dreams. It; . rcark is on each
brow
Its shadow in each heart. In its swift
course,
It waved its sceptre o'er the beautiful,
And they are not. It laid its pallid hand
Upon the strong man, and the haughty
form
Is fallen, and the flashing eye is dim.
It trod the hall of revelry, where tbrong'd
The bright and joyous, and the tearful wail
Of stricken ones .is heard, where erst the
song
And reckless shout tesounded. It pass'd
o'er
The battle plain, where sword and speur
and shield
Flash'd in the light of midday and the
strength
Of serried hosts is shiver'd, and the grass,
Green from the soil of carnage, waves
above
The crush'd and mouldering skeleton. It
came
And faded like a wreath of mist at eve;
Yet, ere it melted in the viewless air,
It heralded its millions to their home
In the dim land of dreams. Remorseless
Time
Fierce spirit of the glass and scythe what
power
Can stay him in his silent course, or melt
Ilis iron heart to pity I On, still on
He presses, and forever. The proud bird,
The condor of the Andes, that can soar
Through heaven's unfathomable depths, cr
brave
The fury of the northern hurricane,
And bathe his plumage in the thunder's
home,
Furls his broad wings at nightfall, and
sinks down
To rest upon his mountain crag,- but
lime )
cess,
And night's deep darkaess has no chain to
bind
His rushing pinion. Revolutions sweep
Oer earth, like troubled visions o'er the
breast
Of dreaming sorrow; cities rise and sink,
.Like bubbles on the water; hery isles
C ' -LI A .1 1
ounug, uiazing-, irom me ocean, ana go
back
lo their mysterious caverns; mountains
rear
To heaven their bald and blackened cliffs.
and bow
Their tall head9 to the plain ; new empires
rise,
Gathering the strength of hoary centuries,
And rash down like the Alpine avalanche,
Startling the nations ; and the very stars,
tt m i -a V mm
xon Dngnt ana Durning Diazoory or liod,
Glitter a while in their eternal depths,
And, like , the Pleiad, loveliest of their
tram,
Shoot from their glorious spheres, and pa3s
away,
To darkle in the trackless void : yet
lime
Time, ths tomb-builder, holds his fierce
career.
Dark, stern, all-pitiless, and pauses not
Amid the mighty wrecks that strew his
path,
To sit and muse, like other conquerors,
Upon the fearful ruin be has wrought.
The Democratic Platform. Some of
the Administration organs, observing
clearly manifest disposition on the part of
1 T 1.11 .. ... A -
uonesi xiepuuucans to unite wun tne de
mocracy in an effort at overturning the
Grant dynasty, or endeavoring to throw
cold water in the way by calling loudly for
our platform of principles and a compari
son of notes. We are entirely agreed
to anything ol that sort. Our platform is
the Constitution as framed by the found
ers of the nation, and wc are not in the
least ashamed of it ; nor have we any fears
but that it will compare favorably with
any good document that may be laid be
side it.'
It is a broad platform, broad enough to
hold all honest men, and no other kind
wonld be likely to find an interest in it, f r
they,- having- no principles themselves,
care nothing for a platform of principles.
.The Democratic party is in favor of a
free government and a free people, the for
mer based on the Constitution and the lat
ter entirely submissive to constitutional
laws ; and all who can endorse such a de
claration of faith may j'jin us at once with
out the compromise of a single principle.
When Congress passed an act last winter
authorizing the President to suspend the
courts and juries, and displace Governors
and legislators' in any State at pleasure,
substituting military government tor civil
government, the Democratic party refused
to endorse the proceedings, for it could
find no constitutional authority for the
creation of a law conferring Imperial
powers upon a President, at the expense of
a free government, and statesmen of all
parties here agreed that Congress has no
right in such matters outside of that dele
gated by the Constitution. Hosts of Re
publicans also take that position, and are
therefore as ready to go into a campaign
against corruption' as the noblest Romans
among us all. Mobile Register.
S
UGARM, COFFEES & TEAS.
Fiftv Barrels standard A and C Powdered
and Crashed Sugars, Rio. Lasraira and Mocho
Coffees; Choice Green and Black Tew.
A. W. L.EK & CO.
to investigate and report upon, tne siaius
ofSboriS this coui,:intro ced into
CoWess, on the eve of adjou oment for,
-tfi Sdays, and which we h f
fcrorably acted upoirirben. tb tbody
convenes; is-what is demanded bj -thela-borinTSenof
the country, n of oram
lmpotoUiesociAL ail political
economy mu i itit-
rrM,: K?H nrnnnsM to estabtSU 8 " -
mission composed of prwucttoi'eii
quiring mhuis who are acquainted with
X needs ol the . workingmef
the present relations existing between
capital and labor. It will ascertain what
itPis that capital withholds from labor,
that labor should have to ate it satu
fied, and at the same time not to itrJgf
on the natural rights of epitaLfrg8Ri
izedfor work and nojfjrtodo faithful
a comniUpggrvice. . But we must confess
we" 'have little faith in Congress and the
President civing moral aid and encourage
ment to further it in its wise and benefi
cent ends. A corrupt administration and a
partizan Congress, both linked inseparably
with monopolist rings and combinations,
afford the least possible hope of amelio
rating the condition of a class antagonistic
to their own corrupt interests. Still we
may be mistaken, and the Commission
once appointed may make such revelations
that the powers to be will be forced to
take appropriate action thereon. It will
be remembered that there was once a Com
mission to perform the labor proposed in
Mr. Hoar's bill, and that he was dismissed
at the clamor ot some manufacturers whom
his reports had offended. It is to be
hoped that undue influences of the same
kind will not be exertedy .or if exerted,
.wilt be ineffectual to abolish this Commis
sion if it should ever be appointed. Such
a Commission should be, untrammeled
and in no danger of a sudden termination
being put to its life by caprice or by cor
rupt influences being brought to bear.
What are the purposes of the creation
of such a commission ? Labor reform as
a term has been worn so threadbare by
such agitators and political mountebanks
as Wendell Phillips in this country and
Adder and Louis Blanc in Europe empty
theorists and mJ revolutionists that
thifiking sober ;nen are apt to examine
every new iden and novel movement pro
fessing to eman tte from the people, to see
if it is genuine coin from the mint. All
are not Israel that arc of Israel -neither is
every glittering thing gold. The work
ingmen, like the women agitators, have
chosen indiscreet men nay more, lunatics,
dolts aud " dead beats " to champion their
interests. No wonder these interests from
year to year have been mismanaged. Wild
sentimentalists have ridden into noto
riety on the so-called platform of. the
Labor Reformers, while the thing itself for
which they have so vociferously clamored
has been covered up in a cloud of obscure
phrases of sound and fury signifying no
thing. It ought to be the work of those
who hereafter claim to represent the inter
ests of the laboring classes to set forth
some definite plan of action; to specify
what it is that the working men ought to
have and the shortest way to obtain that
particular thing. There has been enough
demagogical arabble about " rights,"
" emancipation," etc. Let us have a. fair
open statement and no more clap trap.
The intelligent working men demand this.
Wilmington Star.,
Joux AV RicHARDSox. Joseph A. Bell.
GASTON HOUSE
NEW BERNE, N. C.
niOIIADnSOM" &t 3P3Z!T.1.
PROPRIETORS.
ls open for the reception of Guests
so
licita the patronage of the public.
Guests of this House will alway find com
fortable rooms and attentive servants.
PRICES
Oct 6 tf
MODERATE,
NATIONAL HOTEL,
RALEIGH, N. C,
A. J. RUTJES,
Nov. 6.
Proprietor.
QIIRISTMAS
GOODS.
LAYER RAISINS,
FJNE COCAKUTS,
ASSORTED CANDY.
By the Pound, Box or Piece
A. C. SANDERS & CO.,
Dee. a0-tf. No. 2, Martin Street.
c
OME AND LOOK.
OUR CHRISTMAS PRICES
ARE LOWER THAN
OTHERS
A. C. SANDERS & CO.,
Dec. 20-if. No. :i Martin Street
rjMVENTY BOXES BEST STARCH,
100 gross best Parlor Matches, twenty boxes
fresh Soda and Farina Crackers. Oinger Cafes,
Lemon Biscuit, Ac. A. G. LEE & CQ.
Closing Sale.
As we are going to change our location on
18th January, '
WE ARE DETERMINED TO
CLOSE OUT THE STOCK
WE HAVE ON HAND
TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER. ,
NO RESERVE BIDS.
The following will be sold commencing ,
FRIDAY MORNINQ, AT 10 o'clock the 23d,
and continue until we have disposed or all the
goods
MAGNIFICENT GLASS TEA SETTS;
LADIES AND GENTS' HOSE:
TOILET SOAPS.
AND A GENERAL VARIETY OF SHOES.
Now is the time to purchase.
C. W. GA83ETTE & CO.
Dec. 23-tf.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
OF Ralbigh, N. C-,
Dec. 18, 1871.
The annual meeticz of the Stockholders of
this Bank, will be held at their Banking Bouse
in this city, on Tuesday, 9th January, 1878, at
12 o'clock M.
P. A. WILEY.
dccl9-td. Cashier.
JOSEPH KHETII
MERCHANT TAILOB,
FAYETTEVIIXE, 8T.
Nat. Bank
Two Doors South
ot the Kalelgh
AJMEIGKU-IT. C.
OcLlT-tc.
-vfoTlCE TO BOKDHO
OrncsATKO-.
N 'wiSrComp.nywill
Interest due on gue at rulton Na.
iJjy&ankTNew York, on presentations
There are coupons past doe that have not
been presented. Holders of them are informed
that the money has been on deposit tor tnena
ever since due, and II they do not collect tt, it
is their own fault. -a
E. R- STANLEY, President
Atlantic & N. C. R. R. Company.
declS-tjanl
AN ACT TO CHANGE THE TIME
FOR HOLDING THE SUPERIOR
COURTS OP ALAMANCE COUNTV.
Sbc. 1. The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enast : That alter the 1st dy oI
January 1872, the Superior Courts fOr the
county of Alamance, shall be held on the sec
ond Monday before the 1st Monday of March
and September ot each year.
Sec. 2. That all process, recognizances and
other legal proceedings . in civil and criminal
actions which have already been issued or may
hereafter be issued and had returnable to
Spring Term 1872 of said court, shall be deem
ed and held returnable to "tho term of said
court as now fixed byhia act: and all persons
who have been recognized or bound or sum
moned to appear at the Spring Term of said
court for the year 1872, are hereby required to
appear at the term thereof as prescribed In this
act ; and the Secretary of 8tate shall forthwith
cause this act to be published, and furnish the
Sheriff and the Clerk ol the Superior Court of
Alamance county, with a copy.
Sec. 3. That all laws and parts of laws In
consistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act 6hall be enforced lrom and
arV.r its ratification.
In General Assembly read three times and
ratified the 4th day of December A. D. 1871.
T. J. JABVIS.
Speakeb ot thb House,
E. J. WARREN.
President of thb Senatb.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Office Seceetabt of State,
Raleigh Dec. 4th 1871.
I, HENRY J. MENNINGER, Secretary ol
State, hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy ot the Orisrninal Act on file in this
office. IL J. MENNINGER.
Secretary of State.
dec 6 SOt
YARBOROUGH HOUSE,
Balefeh, N. C.
Situated on the Principal Street, in the
Centre of the Citg, Convenient to all the
PvMic Buildings, Banks, Business
Houses, &c, &c.
s
ACCOMMODATIONS EQUAL TO A5I BOTEL L THE SOUTH.
DR. G. W. BLACKNALL, Proprietor.
Oet.l7-ly.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, H. I,
December loth, 1871.
rpo
MY FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS :
I beg leave to state that I
City replenishing my stock ol
am now in this
Watclics and Jowolry3
of all descriptions. And in
STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICES,
will be able to compete with" any responsible
party.
Imitation Goods are Cheap,
WHILE GENUINE ARTICLES HAVE
AN INTRINSIC VALUE IN
ANY MARKET.
A FEW DAYS DELAY
MAY SAVE YOU THE RIDICULE
YOUW FRIENDS, AND SOME
THING IN POCKET.
OF
E. FASNACH,
Two Doors above Tucker Hall.
dec 15-tf.
L. SALTJSBURY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CABINET FURNITURE,
SOFAS, DIVANS,
Rdcking, Arm, Parlor and Fancy chairs, of
x rencn, Antique ana juoaern styles.
Carpets, OilClothB, Curtains, Fiano Fortes,
AiaiireBcst xc.
Nos. 58 & 60 Mais Strebt, Norfolk, Va,
NEW Nos. 207 & 209.
N. B. UNDERTAKING promptly attended
to In all Us branches. The only Agent in the
City for FiSK'S METALIC BURIAL -CA8ES.
Mahogany and other Comics furnished at the
shortest notice, as - also Carriages, with ' the
best Hearse in the City, and tha Patent Rbrht
Corpse Preserver for this City and snrrouud-
ujs vuumry. .UCL ol. 3m.
Pine Forests of the' South.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE lWIL
MINGTON, CHARLOTTE fc' RUTHER
FORD RAILROAD CO., of North Carolina,
desire to call the attention of Lumber and
Naval Store men, to the extensive Pine For
est alongvthe line oi their Railway and es
pecially inlhe counties ef Robeson nd Rich,
mond... , , j v ,
These fercsts can be purchased or teased
npon very fsvorable terms. Prices of these
lands varying from fifty cents to three dollars
an acre. ..
Naval Stores, Rosio and SpiritsTorpen.
tine, and Timber are now brimriniriiimrii.il.
high prices, andpeem likely to continue so. '
Kumuer, nmoer and Naval Stores find a
ready market at Wilmington, Richmond, or
ortolk, and rates of tranarjortatinn tnn.
erate ; which offers great inducements to active
business men to en traces in tha wnrir
Forfm her Information.
the under ned will receive nrnmnt art Pnt inn
ft. L . FREMONT.
3alel Eng. & Gea, Sup't,
novSo 5m.
W., C. &R. R.
QHOE8, SHOES, SHOE.S.
ilen's. Women's snd Children's of every
kind and size, from fine to common, besides
Boots of every description. Come and buy.
A. O. LEE & CO
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Change of Schedule.
RALEIGH
& GASTON RAILROAD.
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Supebintendet's Office
Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 7th, 171
On and after Tuesday November 7th, 1871,
trains on the Raleigh & Gaston Kairroad wll
run dally (Sunday excepted) as fellows :
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh, IMSum
Arrives at Weldcfn, 2 50 P. M.
Leaves Weldon, 10-10 A. M.
Arrives at Raleigh, 4-00 P. XI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Raleigh, 5- M.
Arrives at Weldon, 3.30 A. M.
Leaves Weldon, 915 P. M,
Arrives at Raleigh, 8.00 A. M.
train makes CLOSE connection at Wei
don with the Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad
anH Rnr TJne Steamers via Baltimore, to and
all noints North. West and Norlhwest
and with Petersburg Railroad via Petersburg,
Richmond and Washington Citv, to and from
all points Northland Northwest.
And at Raleigh with the North Carolina Rail
road to and from all points South and South
west, and with the Chatham Railsoad to Hay
wood and Fayettevllle.
Accommodation and Freight trains, connect.
at Weldon with Accommodation ana if reign
trains nn Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad an.
Railroad. And at Raleierh. w
Accommodation and Freight trains on
Carolina Railroad. .
Persons living along the line of the Road can
visit Raleigh in the morning by Accommoda
tralu, remain several hours, and return tbe
same evening. A. B. ANDREW8,
Nov. 23-tf. , Gen. Sup t.
rOTlCE.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the Chat
ham Railroad Cos2Py WHJ. held a the
UfllCC or iu. -warpkay va Tuody, January
9th, 1873, at 12 o'clock, M.
Bv order of the President of the Company,
W. W. VASS.
Secretary, Ac.
Raleigh, Dee. 15, 1871,-lawtd.
HISKEY BRANDY AND SALT.
A large invoice of Fine WHISKEY; Ken
tucky and North Carolina. Also N. C. BRAN
DY. Marshall brand and factory-filled SALT
Special inducements to country Merchants.
Dec.O.tf A. G. LEE & CO.
JJ.EW ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES,
JUST RECEIVED.
25 Boxes New York Dairy Cheese.
5 Firkins N. C Lard.
25 Boxes Candy, Assorted.
15 Boxes London Raeins.
10 Boxes Figs.
Chrystalized Fruit Jk Confectioneries,
of a'l kinds.
A. G. LEE & CO.
dec 15-tf.
W. T. Habrisot. c. J. Tennant
W. T; HARRISON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merchants
AND COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 8, 9, 10 and 11 Harrison's Wharf,
NORFOLK, VA
i
Agents for Whttelock'a VEGETATORand
ETiWAN GUANOS.
Oct. 31 12m
jV AGENCY OP FRENCH SPO
13 LIATION CLAIMS,
Washimotoit, Nov. 17, 1871.
Kotict to those Concerned ;
As it Is contemplated to urge to completion,
tbe passage of tbe French relief bills now ated
long pending In each House of Congress, I re
spectfully advise the succeeders of the original
sufferers cow their third generation to cold
personal interviews -with, or by brief letters
(without details) to their Senators and Repre
sentatives, manifesting an interest In said bills,
and invoking their support thereof. -.
This course is tbe more necetatrv. i
mcmorahi of the original sufferers-all long since
dead and the memorials of theirTroper sub
sequent representatives. mid from tlm in.
time within the past seventy years, and now on
mo ujcs vi vongress, ncing about four thou
sand memorials, are, from the lapse of time,
not now fresh, If at all, in the memory of the
present Congress. .
The direct object i, that the present claim
ants shall thus make known to their aworn
protectors their Interest in said bills by direct
application, (not through agents). and an
earnest Invocation of their aid. f
- Tbe late tedious rebellion, followed by the
impeachment ot President Johnson, and other
over-rnling public matters during tbe paat
many years, prevented any movement In this
important subject; but a fit opportunity for
progress now happily presents Itself, snd hence
tbe advice above Indicated.
JAMES IL C AUSTEN,
Agent for all the sufferers lor the past forty
seven years.
Not-25 tf.
yOODEN WARE!
A Iaree assortment of Cedar and Jnnlrwr
Pails, Buckets and Tubs; 4 12 gallon kegs
Flour and Sugar Backet, fcc., dec.
A. U. JLEE & CO.
gtate National Bank of Raleigh, N. C,
Decucbkb ICth, 1871.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock holdera nt
the State National Bank of Raleigh. NC will
tbe 9th day of January next, at 13 o'clock in?
S C. WfllTE, Cashier.'
declO -id
SPECIAL .NOTICES.
tfoskoo. This celebrated Medicine tM
tainea a uiku repuiuou, us a bkuablc r-m
tt v. UHH.tKM, m
ay lor i uin;iuS iuu u'uwu, nniorlne tO
Llrernd Kidneys to a healthy actiin . .
Toning up k nervous syitern. Itsn""
rous snd remarksble cures oi ti,c Wl)It
of Scrofula, Djfpcpsia, RhiumatiMa,
Complaint," Kidney Diacaoe, Erunlot.', I"
Skin, Nervous Prostratiou, LuU- , ,"'
scribed by pbysldans, and
our best citizens.
recoir.iu.,.,,;. j
ADVERTISEMENTS.
French Fasliionalilr
-ANU--
OPPOSITE Till: MAllKKT Ii
"I
MON. E. BESsox
Has got
stock of
the lincat, most taty and H.
CLOTHS,
CASS1MEUES,
DOESKINS.
11 E AVE IIS,
CASTORS,
uiA(;o.
AC,
Oct.l7m.
Us,
Ar.,
4
Gardner's Firo Extinguisher.
It is the Best Fire Extinguisher io tt,.
World, and standnrendr to Pt'ovr
Itself so by Actual Tot.
with Competitor'.
-rTPfniP.Birn ll ah unm t ...
J2J that ninety ln'every hundrt-j liri-j irt!
covcrea in uine, ana mipnt be extin -avLi
with but trifling damage, provided an inti
BUU CllCtUltluc.un w mm luuv BI liaiKI
. i . i i i ..i t I
- It . T - . . . , ' l-
laray appucuiiuu ui wunr vt nackttn. .
.T. . .... ! t.:l i. . i- ... ' "''1
as iuv iiiiitusBiiMitij ui "I'l'ijing iu watr'
advantage bv uch an uncertain und ii.,. '
lent way, allows tlie llro thcHaiU! MiualM
when Seconds represent tliouumlP, ,; ,
A single insuncu in pomi : wu-n tv..
oil lamp was overturned in the cow
Chicago, one Fire ExtlnguliiUT, juilinij.,'
used, within five nilnutU houMl.vc j v i ,
fire out. The gas and cbeiuieulu ol tl.(rri.
chines are especially ailujtcd to lia (
class, and will extinguish tluiii jr. T-
where water alone is powerlcM. II umir.vV.
millions of dollars were thus lo.-t t iu .
and still worse sadder tliun a l Lm.J ,
lives were Kacrificed.uiany ot wlmin ir-..:-
greatest value to the eei ntitic, cotu::.-.- j
and social world. , -
The aim of the 'Portable r irfKitii.i,;.,
is to furnish an instant and (tln tiu- ,n
arresting a small fire befoie it ptt ti
large one.
lietorc the Invention ol tLe "Giinlmr
Extinguisher" there were civrra! "f4n
gulehers" and " Anuihilutora" jutm-h:. (;:.:(
public as candidates lor approval
Several of these had considerable iw.t,.
did a vast deal ol good In amti: fira
their very early stages.
All of tuciu were construe Ud uud
upon such defective tueehunieur r,n,;
that they must be cither weight) tnjnid or
tability, or operated with such liLt cUr;
s, that tuey could project onij .nfc
and could generate only fiiull
isbing gas.
Then there were other detects In mn: a
them, as: having to wait lor cheinicali to
oitc and burn in the machine, In order to it
erate the gas that forces the water tbroo
nozzle on the Ore.
This was such a (-low und uncertain ij u
the tire they desired to extioKuUb, U.'.-a
gained such a dangerous headway U'
tardy etrcam when applied, was iitt -;
less'.
Another defect In all Extlngulshcrs-lM
the Gardner was the tact of an nnr-.-T
waste ot the entire charge at every uhriu. u
order to be ready lor work wIicl tl;) roW
tbe scene of corflagration, they were em;
ed to Are the chemicals Inside r if ii a
acid machine, to precipitate the ncld lufaT.f
alkaline mixture as uoon si un alriu
heard.
A few hours, or a day or two ut-hrl!. ' i
the greatest length of time that o ! a . -treated,
can be kept fit for uhc.
Tbe "Gardner Fire Extinui'i "
structed upon a plan essentially duT r i t T
chemlcals are Dloced in sefanitu !.:-
always ready for instant lice, nndH
sired qnantity can be ued nitbuui t .-
Inir In Mia leant t h rniiilitinii or ellK ! 1
what Is left. ,
Besides this advantage, it has .!!, !
marked.
It generates from four t i.,:i'.r.
much of the extinguishing t;a- -
portable extinguisher.
It throws it through aj aperture in
ze, four times greater than any ot! r.
It puts a chemical coating ftvir eon.! j
bodies, upon which it is thrown, ! :
them non-inflamable.
It can be started and stopped m ' ' :
all pressure from witbin ifau ''' ''
from the nozzle.
Tt wvlcrha Ipsa than ant' fit Ik r
It will fxtina-niih more I ire. M 'u "
no more to buy it.
In addition to the small portable ntu.
ers, we manufacture a larger nize t j
which we call our " Village Kngin
These are lurnlsbcd with can w, '
arranged that they will keep up ' '
Stream as long as they are supplied
necessary chemicals. They thro an !': '
volume of the extinguishing i!u''!-.
the most reliable engines mi. ail '
procure.
Besides the above mentioned Ltn .
and Engines, we manufacture una'A t-'- '
to be used on smsll trucks, or tuaJe t'-'-In
large buildings, msnufaetorieH, r
vary in price, according to ti': und t).'jt
jLvery large establishment stiouu 1
these small Engines. They arc tn c,u''r
that m .ANl1nnr.nl . va .r, ..I ...(it.. II : ... -
nmr. Ha mwmII..a -- I. .. it. ... . ' x
the building to which the boe en
tic
or the track drtwn.
Do not nnrchaae an ErtliiL'uin!.' r
1.!.:.:
have examined Gardner'.
VUtage Engines, ti.0"0 10 t
No. 1-Men's size, weight, 7.r lb
No. 2 Ladles' size, wckbt. 4') lb
i'
f '
We send extra Cbemi al thar1 -onr
Extinguishers.
All orders sbould be addrecfeJ t
v LlTJCOOW FlBS-EXTlMhl'InllKK " 1
J. S. LITHOOVV, I'rt-ideM.
Nos. 71 and W MjUi
- LouLfU..'
W. F. BxAStZT, General Age t.
Dec 8 tf.
lTOCEIIIES CHEAP.
SUGAR,
' COFFEE,
&c, &cf, fec.t d'C, V'
At Christma- rr-
A. C. SANPEI-"
.No. a
Dec. 20-tf.
JfOIt RENT.
The Executive Man:
of North Carolina will be ""' re. I r
111 Mcrhnat t.AA..r (.ir ll.l'
premises,
JANUARY lt, lH':r
Bond with spprorcd suret;.''
for the proper care ol the bui.-i
tbe prompt payment of the r t.t
TOD i:
vVF.l.!
Dec. 17. td.
" Era" copy.