AU Lttei.efatipc,. jSubicripttOM ,or
Advertisements, must baddrewd (iWU. M.
BROWN, Business MajMgfTj: I --ish;n ., "i .
HALKIGH.'iJUXE fiOt bv 1H71.
A Convention of citizens of Wake County
opposed to the
late General .Ajwembiy .will tol heldiuthe
Court House in Ralelglr on SaturiUy;; Jtiy
1, 1871, for the purpose lof nominating, can
didates to canvas, ountaa&ist
. , S 1 - rui uii ra
Each township n .frqjiin.ty requed
to hold meetings and 'eiid ' delegates fo the
County Convention. Kach township i will
.send fi4 1 deleji'JtAdeat h1 ward 1 bf the
city five.! ;....: ii
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I Remember , that a meeting of the citizens
of Raleigh Township, who are opposed tb
the call of a Ctonveixtionw'iii.he.held at.ibe
Court Hollse' to-mdrfow (Friday j eVenJn
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
Delegates will betecju$:,td attend tho'honii
nating Convention.
STATE'NEWS;
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The Work House of New Hanoyer con-
ty, contaiA. prisoners!
Rev. John Powell, voiiycntlbiVcijn-
didate in Caldwell county, il l i . t
The first NaUoial Bk of Chkrlbtt Has
tleciareit a, Oi viqenu oi uye pisi; ui 1 1.
..-.J,..' .1-' '!;! ...i
D. C. Pearson,.Es.. of Burke, i has - been
appointed United fetates Cotamissioner: ' '
The anti-Con ventionistti. of Qiuket'..TrirU4
tiioatlno f. "NfnrcmTiton Oil the 16 til
O " - o
of July. ,t , . , ,
The ' Chatham RaiiroadV Company '.''will
hold its annual meeting in:this city on the
21st July.
The anti-ConVentionists of Davidson hld
an enthusiastic meeting at Rich Fork, on
Saturday last..
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The Con-Bntionists
have nominated Mr. '
their candidate.
,of Lincoln , county
AY J. Morrison, : as
James II. lleaden, ijsq., a leader of the
Chatham county Conservatives, opposes the
majority bill to call a Convention. ;
Hon. Curtis II. Brogdenand J. T. Pear-
son
have been nominated as tne anii-tjon
vention candidates in Wavne county.
Col. Geo. W. Johnston, of Pitt, a promi
nent member of tne bar, and an uuaouincu
l ouservative is reported as opposing the
Convention scheme.
.nlnrlnllnn nTlffl Of .the Old North
state has been reduced to fc2.S0 per annum.
This is one of the ablest and most dignified
s fhn srth anl we wish' it
Jll 111 1 's-' -
abundant success. .. ..
One of the Simose Twins is lying at Uie
bnint of death. The other is in good
health. In anticipation of death, .arrange
ments are made for the immediato separa
tlon of the living froto the dead brother;
There will be a public speaking, to dis
the subject of the. proposed Convenr
tinn .t Samuel Harris' Store, in Wake For-
rst Township Saturday, July 8.. There will
le several Ahe speakers present, .
The rearular : meeting of Seaton Gales
t .i -KTA k t o n V.. will be held at
their Hall, thU (Thursday) evening, at 8 J
a full ftitimfiAnoo is desired, as
the election of officer will Uke place.
Li .
Jiidisre Brooks iives notice that special
terms, of the United States District .Court
will be held at Salisbury and Morganton
at Salisbury, 'comm,encing on the second
Monday of August, and, at Mirion, com
mencing on Monday;'21i!t of August ioi.
W. C. & .11, RAILBOAD.-7C9L Fremont
says that Uiet Vfimnigionf ;wirivi
Rutherford Railroad, will probably bo com
nWed as iar. West as . Wilson's Mineral
Sorines. by the - first' of ! August. These
Springs ar only two miles east of Jhelby,
.u 1, ..i . 1 " . m . . ' .-- '
His Honor, Judge Moore, of the fckwond
Jndiclal Dlstrlrt,- haa tbeen ' appointed to
hold special terms oCsbarrus and ifeck
leuburg 3upei1or oiirts,, the , pour t in
Cabarrus will oommenooon the 3rd Mon
day in July, Tand; XhS Mecklenburg, Conrt
on thefounda,; pnly;ciyl W
will ltricih i - ! ;
The Chrutai Advocate . is. t pleased to
learn from a noteitharRev.-W.'-Kr GibOs,
A. B., a nattof DaVie'ounty, ST. CT, ami
an honored trraduaha .'of Trinity College,
was elected President of Hanner nighland
.r,inT5y'',Vlrvini""T?hn&4see. at Ihe laSt
" O l
rvlTlA. Tnn6see. ai
t. 'aV1 iiitWp4 1' -Tie
next session wiU conjnence t July ''lfy 1S71.
The meeting of the stockhoiaers of the
Atlantic iftiid N C. 'Railroad Cdmpuny Udccs
place at Morehead City on the Sth lhkt.
A special train will leave Goldbrn the
morning of the 29th at o'clock,' stoDping
at all the stations, .jinivhi fU. J Morehead, in
Ume for the meetinnd etwrning .oiii the
evening of the same day. .nil
A.: DuriLLHBY, .BDBKT.-HTbe ,Jekutkrd
Home, of -tlftft 27th' inst., -says: .'Ti Dls-
Brevard taikUi was, j burned : pu. , Tuesday,
uight last by an incendiary.' . It was. bought
by Mr. Freeks, a RentSef ofllcci;1 at 'two
vernnisale. ,'Mrl Greeks went'un on
Thuiay'jget Vnsnfeill-And .fopnui it in
North Carolina RAlfitiOAiiftie Char
lotte Democrat says: . i4The -simple an
nouncement that certain parties -'hay q , ob
tained an injunction against the li Ci-Rail-road'
' calculated ttf -iiil.Ulead -the 'pubnc
while it does hot convey the correct' idea ojH
the case tried last wwk; beforo the W, S.
Court atlUlelghV ! v'"'" ,vf!
i "ill 'JL ;tilnr . " i ...ii '1' - fi .. ,
I rue; Aioiora, oi tome oi iws uonus, , vjsueu
b'v th Rtairt tn huilti tho X. i Rail road Km-
menced action to prevent the dividehds-de-i
SchVred'bY said'Boad frp'ni' .Wihg paltl info
the'fitsiATraasurr.claimiriflr that said. div.i-
aenxi sh6uld be appropriated aecoraing to
itiw 4liKtiifAAci Inn sn 4-Va rarn Hnnrla Alt
j Inj unction wasobtalned .against ,the Road
to that extend and no iiwrmetely preven
ting the paynient bf diJ VStates; diyidend
into the State Treasury, ana . praeriu . inat
it should be paid to (he Receirer appointed
by the Courty who is Mr. Sam'l K Phillips
he giving, bond 'in ' the suni ' of .' fXXX) to
fkitlifullv attend to the matter. , ;j. ;
The nanaidm'eiit ofthe jtoad Is tibt luany
. . , . , . .
respect inlorferrea wiwi? ae ouiy nut w
thA decision of tlic Uourtr is; uiat ne uivi-
inin fhoQftfi nhiill hfl naif! " to ' Mr.'
Phillips for the benefit of the landholders
instead oto fhe State ,'iTeasurer jo oe usea
for currenti , expenses MTbe. working and
r,tr- nftW Road is' not' -atfectetl fn the
least : :"'
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Hi
The annual mcetinjr of.thoJompany Mill
be held in Greensboro' on the 13th of July,
r,i1 nffiW'wili'be elected in' .' the' usual
way.'! :
From the Raleigh Daily-Telegram.
SlPRElf COURT , pE
isH.
11 4k'''t'
' The following decisions were ' filed ' by , iie
Judges of the Sapreme Court, on Monday last:
By PeArson, C. J: ' 'Stat vs. Joseph Walk
er, from New Hanover. 'vJddgmenf reversed
and judgment entered for thfc; defendant.5 '
Article IV Seel ; 19, ftuthbrWng thef tegii,Ia
ture to establish epecial : courts m cities arid
towns is confined to misdemeanors. , The Leg
Mature with a vlew to give such ddurts juris-,
diction of larceny, declared that larceny, when
committed .in the, city. of Wilmington .or,les3
value than $25, shall .Vea misaepioanor (Act
1869-'70 Chap. 37.) . . 4 ( . , ; V' J !
The eflect ol the repeal of the aforesaid ftct
was to deprive the special court of Wilmington,
of the jurisdiction of larceny cases. ' '
State vi. Samuel A. ! Smith, from' New Han-'
Over. Error.' Court had no jurisdiction '6rer
the subject matter. ' " . . '
The act of March 30, 1871, repealing the act
of 1868, ' establishing a 'special 0ourt for the
trial of misdemeanors iti the City 'Of 'Wilming
ton is Constitutional. ' ' .'.
The establishment of such a court, distin
guished from court3 created by the, Cpnstitu
Son discussed and explained. V m . ( .
Rsade, J. H. H. Coor r. Penny Holt, t oi,
from Wayne. Error. ' 1
Wherd a note "tainted with" ! U3ury Is
endorsed to a l thf rd person, ' who 'pur
chases it for value and without notice ,of
any illegality attending the execution of said
note, and the maker gives a mortgage to se
cure the payment of said note, Held: That
the defense of usury could not be set up by
the defendant, and that the mortgage given to
secure the payment Interest could be enforced.
State ex rtlt Taylor vs. Galbraitb, et ol.,
from Cumberland- Error. . . -. 1
Where a judgment was given upon a
constable's bond, to be discharged
upon the payment of the damages as
sessed: semiU, in a subsequent suit brought by
the Relator of the Plaintiff for other breaches
of the bond, the former judgment could not
be plead in bar of a recovery in the last' eui t.
Where a person gives bond as constable for
1856, and a&o for 1857, the former bond given
Feb., 1856, and claima were put in bis hands
in February, April, June and July, 1856, for
collection: Held, if the bond3'were collected
in 1856, that suit should have been brought
upon said bond, and ! that it was incumbent
upon the plaintiff to prove that the claims were
not collected in 1856, and that they were in
the constable's hands after tne date of the
bond sued on, tOrWit: the bond of 1857.
Rodman, J. Robinson vs. WUloughby, from
Union. Error ' '
1 Where a debtor conveys property ton cred
itor by deed absolute in appearance, and gives
the creditor a note for the debt, and the cred
itor covenants to reconvey oh payment of the
note, the transaction is a mortgage.
Steadman vs. Jones, ironi Craven. , Judg
ment affirmed.
1. The C. C. P. requires no surety on an
appeal from a Justice's judgment. :
2. On an application to a Justice for a sus
pension of execution after a recovery by a
landlord against bis tenant, the Justice has a
discretion as to the. sufficiency of the surety
which a Judge will not review in the absence
of any suggestion that the Justice acted dis
honestly or capriciouslyi ! '
Dick, J. Ex pari 'Scheiic, from Lincoln
rwn tit' .'.''
.Lj: .11.
The Act of February,; 187;r. declaring that
no Attorney snau Deoisuarreuasau auiuc.,
flffpr rhviction for a criminal offense,
or alter confession in open Court, is Constitu
tional. Hence, when a Judge attempted to
debar an Attorney from practicing in his Dis-
trict, after the rauncauoa oi.me ttiurtstti
Act: Held, That such action was unauthor
ized by the 4 laws of the land;? : '
Mat , " t.ami- from Perauinians. Judg-
' To constitute an 'order. for the deUvery of
irroinci .'Liinrprv there .mnst aDDear to be a
drawer-a person 4rawn npoh-7r.wb i under
obligation to one v, ouu, were ;uw
luiTnonnn ti whom the rooda :are to be de
llvered. If the proper writing set forth in the
indictment as a forgery does not contain these
requisition, thar cannot be o i conviction for
t2m nio thM Statute. 5 If' the writlQ2 set
forth in the indictmenti is such an instrument
as would constitute a forgery at common law,
jiA.idiii k h rtnnvied of the offense
AAmMAM iw arA tha rrmrlasion " a rains t
Ut buuiuiuu wr, -- : . " .
the 'form oi ine ctaiui& wj -
tst f WilV-io frnm Jones
,i UOVUKiV . RW . ., ..w
,.: Where A. brings. an .action f Replevin
for an ox, and afterwards A U i ad-
s..i ihmtmnt niSnn his-OWn petition,
andthe ox U allotted to him as al'part of his
exemptions under tne uanxrup iaw.
tunt tha lral title of the ox "remained in A,
and that It bad iMsrer vested i thejAssignee.;
;. ,Piirser ftlPtt..fr? Wl0U couu
t afflrmcut.
3 wh a, cruanlian UeW a, wdl Jird
-ntLwar note: and oavable . to hiai as guar-
r" th umA, in Seutember. or
.V cci in finntoderate Treasury notes,
when there was no need fof the money, and
immediately thereafteriiuvcited the same In
T.30 Confederate Bonds: WWtof he was
giiUfor'grasa - teChev wi; sbpmld be eld
habllor f$m fmnrtV 'tte flnciPa ;and
'intererst oi saw wo- ' ' . fll.,
:AItCii Ui fall of yifcksburg; aiid tiie tot of
Gettysburg; no persou acttngf in a a fiduciary
roUtion ought to have tolteaed well sernred
ffitwW'l'1!1 Confederate
sernritiei, nndff suceirjiumstonces as shown
SnmpfimA 1 At winter the Greensboro'
ii2u6f 1 fhe? fallowing,
which is lrLrmint now : i.. .: ? T i.
; "The Board of. Education about a year
' 1 .r' " ' '
ao. contracted with certain names lor uie
saie oi tne swamp l&uuiii ujuc
due li. Octoter, f870. At onc? the ConSer-
Ltfret iur wu.uw. uic uisb uajuivu ,
Rfinublican Board of Education nan
w : t 1
died the. estate ont 1 of all -.but It
thousands by this infamous j6b
tisticians of the party maae out
that could not lie, that tnese.
wortn tnree. or lourimiuoiia vi u
Thd! Sentinel asserted !that-the
Ml&dfyul asserted !that.gie company.
ich bought the lands had, before, hf
ise, sold a small portion ofthem'for?0,Ti
Xi. ,51 nnhaarrl f I All
which
chase,
000. It was a swindle
maculate North Carolina
Mark now the sequel.
the purchasers1 'were wiable
insttAllmfrnt nf atOU Si.UUU. ana DV LllO terms i
SUpenntenaant uvsniey reponeu ui
State could still rejoice in the possession
of the three hundred . fhousand acres more
or less 01 uiiuiaiiiivi, uuwasuic, uupuu
ble, 1 ild vste of swamp; over which
nwuir fowl Aviiitrs his wav unscared,-'
4-KmrrV nrhfYDO inTICrlS tMrt RflrTVTlt and
bear make leisurely tneir way. juuu m
i: 1 viAirtA
When it was sold they were mad, and when
Jiias5rvii.v7 mit vj 1
purchasers, lie introduced a resoiuuou
Sirecting the Board of;Educatk, to nje I
the violated contract at an nazarus, aena-'
Warrpn ati all others who knew the
lands, declared -that they -were! not. worth
asn Olio that the State would never tret
onAtiior ftvr for that amount, and that the
be enforce. . .
Some of the Senators liad the sense to ee ;
how the thing looked, and declared tnat i
. tt a i
they could.-not go pacK . Qi. jtnemseives.
Haying vowed on tne stuj
were worth miflioiis they
iiavine sworn tliat the 1
feet Jiigh they. Wonld not fall
resolution oi Junii, me boih
fhA PMrst did not at tnat time
licatiori of this article, ratified the saW
of these lands for $50,000, and thus con
futed all their allegations in the cam-
WAT VALANDIGAM tyfiDITAtED.j
mi .n t ..o wf
,,I..ha.!!,a Slk.lvh?S! of.,?'f.:
uiginuu ucai. iwbw . "
often spoke freely. He said bis new
idea was two years mov anu
:horoughly studied. - His pa-
rprs were voluminous. n.e iiau writ-
ten a complete autobiography. One.of
uw t ujv " .
July oration at the centennial anniver-
sary in 1876, and he commenced the
preparation oi it. loveu ine i-
noun theory in politics, but thought it
died with the echoes of the last gun at
Armomattox Courthouse. He wanted
ncMrm en ffrflorft kent out of nolitics. , It
was nn us. Let us see how it worked.
If well, why well. If not, let tne pep-
nle remedv it. He believed that they
were ready for a new constitution, and
feared sometimes a military dictator
shin. The new departure wTas against
his nreiudices. but he believed it the
best for the country.
Tnt -John M. Foote of Plvmouth has
been appointed by His Excellency Gov,
Caldwell : Notary Public for Washington
county.
His Excellency Gov. Caldwell has ap-
pointed Mr. E. W. Woods of Chapel Hill
Notary Public for Orange. Mr. Woods is
r n;.c
PUBI.IcSPEAKiNo.-MessrS.B. O.Blger
Marcus Erwin and W. F. Henderson will
Aianusjirwmaiiu n. i.
address the people of Burkei county, at
Morgamon, in oppositiuu w V"""i
Saturday.tho 22d of J uly, 1871. ; "
Let there be a full turn-out of all who
ftj . uuuuaeu icvuiuuuH " .
-i a ..t-.1 -vri a-n1 u lnvnsinn
nf th riffhta of the people. . : Kh
. :
A Ifcdeiidi corresDondent 01 .tne ixew-
Berne TtMC says : "1 saw yesteraay m
o
which, Uke aU the works of this lady 'bears
the inipress.of genius; those-, vho know
1 1 T A f Mo ytr 1aunn
her to be self-taught, and without, tne aa-
vantages either of artistic instuction or the
study of works of art, are surprised at the
results she produces.
The Chatham Educational Association
meets at Sylvon Academy, on the 21st Q n mformed that this same Leg
jniv 1871. 1 io,ti VAid ftov. Graham, Grov. Bragg
Tho Annual Introductory aciaress win
iw tioiivAWtfl bv Rev. B. York-, of Kuflin
iiadgerln-stituteln Chatham, '
Addresses will be aeuvereu oy yu.
.A an in 1.5, x., ,
T T.... Tov T11 othPrS.
The Annual election of officers taes
nlace at this' meeting, ",. .... -
R. W. York. Isnam Cox. W
Executive Committee, ' ; '
M ARRIAGfe ?
Married, at Long Island, Catawba coun-
tv. on the 21st instant, Dr. J. c. uiin, 01
wu " . . .-,
Lenols, and Mis Sck C.'Pojw
of Dr.: A. M. Powell,
Married, in Rowan county, on the 18th
ult Mr.psis Qf Brady, and Miss, Mary
L., daughter, of Jacob Holshouser,
Died, in Davidson "county,! on tlie 15th
itanL BtJLSCyyoungest child 6f;LewLs
ins
and Mary Hanesr aged, one year, eight
months and seven days. :Sbe was a daugh
ter of the Editor of the Noiih State, and was
A "Jy:8.. anu ........ .r
1.
I shall offer for t&le, at the Court .H6tise,
in the' City of Kaieign, on y eanesuay m
nth dav of Julv. 1871. several lo of Manu
factured Tobacco, Of 600 dbs. the propers
ty of John T." Cobb, W. Pi rwpod. 7. T.
nonevcuu ana James vaumi, i"""" -thi
IJ? a G eminent for violation Internal
Revenue 1. ermscasW ,
I. J. lOuAli,
. f HT A t
ii. D. JpcuvRcnt Iepr Ppll9tor.
Kaieign, JaneM, iNi.
16-td.
,ij:ji- .a
' T7 V.A lVA
I' n .MUSH'i.,.. ; V'V. ' .".' 5k
LMV:
IVIlSTKR EA: -Af?WfBJffi
an invite, .kuixiuviu ivw .r
ium. ilJ taiis.HLf. . . ' .h L-
tiiiiik i rijive i(".ui sumo .i wic
0Yd jSdjAmdn waSSreitly Wite'WItli
rrt vtWTtrk rvv at r fti r 'i 1 1 111111 1 u 1 .
Whfht1
wpijtoanatjp,mp ."lnes.
mmAM
KofW olttxf tTlOfl fthr frUITS .Whentlie
. a h Li Ja ajt. ' '-Sixi.
i(V3YYi' ' 1"; 5 TIr'Akl Uvl
imnKinai
wJioiit
vrr. wJV T. .itr jT t;J' .t .xJa
thf rphfiiTionl Thra varikee politicians
--l-rt-'-t VT I .r i if - ! ; , a ti' Vim ' .
out generalied mem and S9 i omcs;
-r- rr-- v . ViicrHt a tartar
the yankee T,ut gfflgi
4 V'--7? f-' TO aU
nlaint " . .badlv, when tliev 10$t ,ilie
: offices. 'but' .' wHen 'rfh'd' KWS . began tO
V.H ttiincrc' rrnf bht. phlValrV ' fipot'
I: 1:y -"lr ' KVUK Virtrf'
iVIirV
jTirA
t rTT iTOru mi imti ii i v in zt.'urT u i i l rr
mv WW VTit n"nrr:""? rr7rii" rrrri
roner umv.i
l.SfteJfe,.
6fspirit7bpnt;c!)n5is
For jnore than twenty years they saia a
laiority of th6 people; couki not can a
Lce'tneri, aud 'th'd 'npt
want to be revoluted out. JNow, a3 tney
are owe, tney axeiOi, a twiwreui o
i " rinmfitnnwM .win alter ca&ei
bk tack,ad. X uqvor knefny thing
i cotcn at sucn A game
rv anxious ' about a; Conven
tiow wj "know if one comes along
hegtead will 4 go up the spout," ak
T .:ti xua. rnif: nwn. mv native
if the dimmikrats get rule, .a
I fieDUDllCUIl 111 tlJJ. 3lii.t3 wmiittYu'MV"
fakrJ' hs a cat in a certain
hof Dlace without claws." But I think
people have , been fooled so often
jtnh(& beffin to u smell a mjee,"
whPti the fiimmiKnus are auouu
. ' ft 1 I V A.
I can't write learnedly, but I try to
Remember my , place oi oiznesb is
-- - oi.
Shady Homesteaa.
Friendly,
Abel. Steadfast
. . -.vv For the Era.
Mw. Kditor: I see from your paper
that the Legislature at its session -last
Winter paid a man to report me xux
Tumnhment Trial the sum tof - $4,873.44
for forty-four days work. My object
in addressing you xniH nui i w
riinfbe.r this statement is. made on
mere rumor or is. it Jan authenticated
fW9 Snrplv a set of men who while
they were candidates before the peopje
for office SO roundly and justly assailed
v. TYariiooia fnr their extravagance
urhpn tnev were in uuvvcx, vyuuiu
in y olatlon orair we" prom, u
trenenment 1C1UU"' v SiT
hoTnqelves and pav a reporter, aJNorth-
JSarm ous and unheard
f gum of $4,373.44 for forty-lour aays
whrk nearly one hundred dollars per
,air ,vhv Mr. Editor this is nearly as
1 jYimjn. as tile vjuyciuui v r-
frtr a whole vear : and it is more uiau
the Attorney uenerai,xne oupxiu
JAi,f nfnnmmon Schools ana ine auui
UvliV V " "T - i
tor aH 'three; ComDinea get iui u cumc
r. jt wah vein to srive me true ; in-
1 ftTO10t1fTl fill III IS nUUlCVjll 1UI v
pT myself and my ne g htaBgg
Wt J&US
Tnce thev will
flr the working men of. Orange
lntv have to labor out in the
fields in summer and winter j ram or
shine, and are glad to get yenly-five
YiAna v fni- their work. I have
j v f,- their WOrk
jjnd Judge Memmon VTwirt,
erVlceS, ay
;"!rV.M.i5
"7-
1TX5SJ.. M.ixw,T , i ; '
wa) .flitrorv Scott ana ' uunnani,
to do and ought to
I, wiyirkiif.-ativ eti exnense
have don? without any - extra expense
4.4iiJsb&A. "Tfl'thlafeo? If a Bepub-
ireanTglture-trad - beeTrnguirtr-pf
this extravaganoe wravanwwi'wvuiu
have been raised Dy memmonj ryiB,
Leach and Co. from one end of the
state to the other. Hut now these pi-
qus saints yut new ! fcJ:i
otiXi'orl nrim& nf them COOi-
ly pocKet, tne-money ,
obn?i- wink at each, other, and. laugh
at the people because they are so easdy
A Farmer and Tax Payer.
u. We shall publish 1 in our next the
ittif'expelifavtlfo Im
peachment Trial, in detail .--Srx Era.
''.Fof the Era.
!f ft f r t Tl
THE CONSTITUTION AND,, STATE, TAXA-
TION. '
.1
It
The Conveutionist savtlit o Wft
haveith Constitution changed so as to
AnnhlAu tftret rid of the State .debt.
Did not the Sentinel tell the Legislature
itvihtir that tho ! Constitution' ?vas
no! - obstacle' to il eompTomise of the
J " J? A '' 1 . r . .
ThL was cfertainlythe:olicy -pf'the
Wlalf wftfer. rLet anti Conven
tion men f emembethis.
r 7 - 'r A Taxpayer.
? ?.r - fr-..r.fp-n! V - -For toe Era:.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CONVENTION
,.fo: f-i0,W,iKNOIRCOUNTV. v . fq.:
j ani pctable 'ixtirig
an 9n motion of jWnu.Cropui;,
feobiect'ofthenietinfir vakleiplaiur
gaies reponeu iruui me iuuuwiur, vtt;
ing all but oue,) yUsx nstpntooeley
HEll, CtonjiieNjfehd H1U and
Pink HUC ' .''....v.:-. v ;v v
All the delesnues havih
area m
favor of Stephen EaSlter, Esq;., as a can
didate against theriresent revolutionary
and uiicoiistituUoiial. act; of d riwj legis
lature caUingjgonvenU motion,
the nomination of-3ir. issuer was ae-
clared-nnanimous.'ii, t. :! ? fM. J
,.The fQHpmng-reutipuswejea
Resolved. That the Hepubhcan party
of lieh6it? county, hereby torbttirrS'
thatsthe pendmg'caii roT!H uonvenxion'
is unconstitutional reopgniteiitljafcTiti
wUii bq most.fjori
l 1 X 11- ' 1 '
of; the State,
tHnt' thA
so ueciue at uva
Mlldt-to;'an&
that to ttppeaf be made them tor -tnat
and .that such anneal be preset
ejiteain Uiual.yay :iVyi?anywgp
eonftdence 1 in' ' 6dr r cahdidati Stephen'
LasiterJ Esq, ) cheerniUy . reoommenct
mm sis si suitable oerson to.beivotedfor,
by all , persons , opposed, to the present
uncbriAtitutioilhl and revolutionary m
of the General Assembly for the fcall of
a Convention. ,) -- inUn- m -uir
Resolved, That , we , pldge.ourselvea
to his hearty support 111 defeating th
call for said Convention,
' OnniotibnV AVni.. 0,
atopdittted one' of the 'Eiceentive'Oorri-
mi tiee 01 ; mm; cuuu uik uxi uio hwmk-j
occasioned by , tie rempYal , from the
fi' TTvri TkAino- rfiipi tinori. annressea
1 upon,Laaaress
4innnl onfl TOxrmntinTinrV.
Un motion, lt.waa uruerevi iwn iuc
proceedings of he meeting M publish-;
ed ; ih'(1ihe Qarolim l&ra, jNtey Berne
Oh motion', "the meeting adjourned,
Wm. V, . Hunter, ,
sCh ancey, ; 3)C, Davis, J . .... 1 ... , ; :
- FayettjEViIiLtE, June, 1871. i
Editor CaSOlina 'Era r " ' ! 4 1 ; ;
Bear The address of I Mr. Phil
lips has reached1 us through the Eiit
and the Telegram. '! It is a happi stroke,
and the Conservatives hereabout stag
ger under it. It is. in facti an extraOr
dinarilv well conceived paper. I want
at least 1:500 conies for distribution.
The Era is doing : good work, and Is
C. ,11 wiwiwlful' Ktr oil fail? TlflAn ' T
lavuramy icgaiucu u u xxw.
enclose an additional list of subscri
bers.': ;. . t; ' ;:;
Pejiqui'mans Co., June, 181 ;
. Editor Era-Z? Sir :s You sent
me several copies off your . good little
paper, which, I , have distributed, and
am working for jit. MI, herewith send
you a list of .subscribers, j to whom, you
will please send youx Weekly 2ra for
twelve months. ; I expect to get more
subscribers in a few 4ays. , i Itsi cheap
ness and its reading matter are bound
to make it a popular; paper, f : t :.
-JORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. ;
- i Office N. .C. R. R. Company,
( . Company Shops, June 3d, '871. .
6u and after Sunday, , June 4th, 1871,
trains will be run over this road in accord
ahee with the follbwing time table : ; ; ;
Mail Traiii Going West! '
"taVes Goldaboro' 3.00 P. M.
' Raleigh ' 7.40'
f " Hillsboro' 10.03.
it
.Company Shops, 12.02 A. M.
.GreensDorq', : i.
Salishurv. - 17
it
' it
' A rri vea at Charlotte. 7.15
' Mail Tt-ain Going East.
Leaver Charlotte, ' , 3.10 P: M. .,
'Salisbury. 1 ' 5.30,
at
i
Greensboro, 8.35 j
Company Shops, 10.16 "
Hillsboro - 11.37 m!4 u
A-
Raleigh,' . , , 2.40 A. M. .
Arrives at Goldsboro', 70
ExpressGoing Went..-: .
Leave Raleigh,, : - A. A?.i ,
Hillsboro7, Xn.iu "
Company Shops, 12,50 P. M.
it1
Greensboror, , 2,20
SallBburp," 1 ' '5.261
Arrives at Charlotte, 1 .8.00. ; uii
ExpresaGtirirj :jSastj r.
Leaves Charlotte,- t rfl.35tAi M. -i
M Salisbury,,: 8.23ji : ,.
m f , , Greensbqra', . , , , , 11.13 . . ,
Companv Shops, LpoP. M..'. ,
i ' K 'A.-.
i r 1 f
T? ALEIGH GASTON R. R.f OO.',
r - , . i SUPEBIKTKSDESTfS JFFICI,
; . Ilaleigh, IF,i C. Stannary IS71
trains pn the iRalelgh, and Maston Railroad,
will run daily,. (Sunaays excepieou; joi-
lpws ; , , ,,. , , ,1. .
' 34AILTRAIX. , .
Mail Train leaves ' RaleigliJ 40 a.4 -5t.
Arrives, at Weldoh;? t 1 2.-30 W m.
Mail Train leaves. Weldon, mIOHSa. 3f.
Arrives at.Raleigb,!.. .: m .1 .4.-3Q.iM
; ',, ACCOMMODATIPX TRAIK. " . flJ
-Train Jeaves 'Raleigh, !554S a."M.
-arriFesrat WeldouiT i ua;p;iM
leafed. Weldon; . -,j i 40,am;
. ti
. arrives at Raleigh,. . , 5 . it , ocOO,
Afaii , .Train ; makes close connection 1 at
1 .Wen with the Seaboard .Roanoke Rail
tii 'Rrid from'air Points. NoHh." West Ad
u Northwest and with Petersburg Wli oad
I toil ChV to ,uad: Pw orth ant
YnmtranMtti t-r.k'y In ,VrI - t?) 11 1! I .
RaU Itoaa to ana iroiau pxpuui(im
a mvinimodAdon and' Freiicht trams, con-
vt at Weldon ith 4 Accommodatioti ' atid
Freight trains uii Seaboard A Rdanoke 'Rail
RQadttnd iPetersburg iRaU 4Vd,v'Uid vat
Ralegh uiAfWiWOwUPWifW, CWgn
t ret iw on iforth Oarolina JtaiLRoacL.'i.r..i
Coll V IB III AWUCIKU Ul UJCUiUAfUUK WUU1'
mtforitrahf remkiry seVepT ho d
returfVthe satht eVemii
i iii' A. Uj 'ANDRE-WSL
Gen. Soph
3ili? (held" in the Court House in Klnstonr od
rUi 1 vinniulnn thn OJh Hair nf Jnnft . .1x71
IP. LbAiri. Esa.l was called to the chair,
snail
speecnes. , ceany ; pru viii , Pff r
ant nflllinfr a Convention, unconstltu-!
RaleigfaiMgckets.
CORRECTED
TBI-WKEKLT BT
POOL'!'
Grocers and Commission! 'JierebanUii
COTTON per lb,',"1 Unj-ji -u ; u. mi
CX)RN pet bUMiel ri.i li.i i aiM
PEASE tier UteUel: di. i tl 1 .viirw ij
OATH uer hundred. - - - 1 00
MOLASSES-KMba, neWv''" vij; . ai
Suorar Hou.se. - - i
COTTON1 YAkX-v""j -ft4'' -Jiii jI.'JD'
CORN MT2AIper bvhi'V lV
CORRECTED TBI-WBKKil.i-.Iir
Grocers arid' VomMkslon" '3rTtMrhfV,
; i . . :! ..!. : ! il 4. ill -!!' ll I "!
,'.'- llarftt'atreetrf..iilt r.i .:i
PPIjES drie(L'i-',,,i' diJir ucjV ':'',l
lateen;'
bacon
tt
unsnvoKcu, . r
. -1
i
vmimuHH -awh im vih $
r n iTamw - - it; (,b 20
ttTTfeR'PeP fbj' ' 1 i UJ 1 1 M i
BMSAVAXMpetlM) -rti:h-liSM43ii,fy-i
EGGS-fPer 1
FLOUJ
FODD3
HAY per 100 lbs..
HIDES crreen. per lt.. -
i(i) (Mi
ary, per id., - - 3 i-i
HERRINGS; N.JC.per'bhl.e CO 00
LEATHER per lb., - - 35
OATS per bushel, - I ii i - ff , 5 (&A JK
" per 100 ids,. - w ou
FEASE stock, 'an d23 ii"40
POTAT)EtUlh, wr.bumrM' no')l
PEACIIESed)peehl.lr vi.fi3 ifii
s A TiT Per sack: - : -8IM!3i23j
TAUQOW-r-per mull t -.m74 12i
VINEGAlMergaAipni 1 Wl
iHtt.'i ill li-trrrrTinl fr-hi-fii: vln..
c a B R E C T. E D ;fr B J r W. B V?. M k
"v Market,an,dMartlh'mrfiet
iJli
I r III
Sales yesterday," "
9 S
t .1 . W 1 .
Aj.itAiLjL "i : TIC' l
; -1 'Jfiti
AT4
I I ri 1 I II '.I I V m .
Ood ordinak5oh:- X' MM
Loir middling," -i fJ0J(17'
Middling,' l. llCP
Market active, cottonacaxedfj , 1., tim .
' i 1 ill l'-1 ' HW
IT..
INTERNAL REVEUlSi ""l
. . .
. -. , ...... ; ! . 4th Districof Nor.CroUna, A,
1 I, r!,,.W...
, The ! Aasessorsr . List, Sot 1 .montlia, of
April, aliTy haYe WrPWMjr
hands lb Collection. All personftoW hdm
oajaaTriAntJ hat 'been' madeWlthlit thCfte
month, will ' meet' me oi my Deputy at the
following times and place, prepared tp pay
their taxes : - in .: it if -. '
Smithfield, 3rd day July, j . , ; , . , , .
Raleign;"-' l4tn,J&tn anuii.nvuiy."
Mi-tJinsfl ikilhitf . tnj oomnlvwiUl -this
notice, and all liefinqnent ;Jn- fiJrmer; lists,
.:. 11; i 1 ' if 1 1 1 1 r 1 Titit...
DOORS, .'H'v't. ; WO'j n
.4. :. 1 : ; 1 i . f : f 1 : ii uj; . ,u tu.ii
MSASHESt . is ill vhUhu.i
ii .f ri . '.!. ; I' '
Wood Moulding,
Stair Rail, Newels, dd.;
Ut Ui
1 1'
ENAMELLEti-BMBOSSED,
GROUND ANli.'idHii ?!!
: A Urge 'and Well "asUte' UteU 'Uie
1 I P. : Mil .. .:)lu) I till Mil Olt
abqve goods copSrnWy: PP-ban aM IftTf-
est rates. Order work promptly atteixlsd to.
Biiilders ah'd wife ftKKfi
vantage to get,pur, eth7iato,betoro pnrchv
iiik4 SpeciAl ' attention ' given to 'lUiUck
Wnut and'othef iffiV"'Jl
:-Estimates atMlPnod Lists :famlshedtn
pplicationv , iio (il lnll,r.ktl:
- I WHITLOCW Ac OCKwt
x(5 i ,4c
0
HKWTORkU:
June$. 1871.
rilHli liAILYELEOiaf, it'ALEldll,
N. Oi i ;BelleTlrig'tlsittlie' wahUof orir
people demanded tho establisbuient. at the
(WitAlof ihdHUta of si Jouimalwhfch. In
its course jrouklba dignitled, ,teai;i anil
mdepenaewf,
actuated ajon
tv todiehcv. tor1 the1 brouioiioh of Irtillvid-
tal hclienies; and lattice aame Ume 1 coti
the latest news of ttie-oayv nueaioroa f wui
unadulWrsUa hy,juunxe m jsnizanaivp,
the Underaiirned, a sliort lime .sin- iooi-
cess, anu v euwunftuiciii - r; f .
beS shch is tt Indace? ti.r ul taiW Md
otherwise lmprqta. ill i int:ii ji ! '
i 1 It is, the pnly, paper, wpnl pi VHinmg
Um.A Weldon R5!R.w UuUk pubbtdwe
spared iaQihlTeUld liHttli-
cal awl progressiiigswspapr.
a aen4'ftrt samfVM wy. ' 1 1 : 1 1 r-
Terras rln advance,: Daily.
.1 yeorit 57100 Imdnttot4i00 0 mouths,
350, Xniontb, 1.00,; 4 t VkU ,V , vTA .,VV .'V
...The paper for the pepPfi?. .1 1 ;i i
cottMlstlng.of thO lf
rrr ; ArtUAm tmui th best i4rde,n relia
ble Alar lot dleportS; idid othh. kuarUn - of
Terni
iliM-fi ut Inili
rii , la-Mi-L .af Vl .! -m! ll
Address
w' a
NICHOLS A GORMAN ! '
Jane 3,
.FLOUil -Baltimore' iramiiyi"1 aui i ou
tBACON-rr,:; ,J ' "-i Jt Ji'?imf1 1
SALT per aw: ,', dniu.- m 1
1
COTTON ;Y A ttN-r - )iot 1 ;M
W??f 1:. f .tl I.T J A A V.5
BRjper loo- its. ' - l' m' 1
vnirapeea nv pWJS
9 by a desire Tlo promote, the
ashes." ..,
in this. easA.v