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TUl'ltSDAY, MARCH 27, 73.
Working Men.
T!ia nntilcst men! know on earth.
Are mrn whose Lands are brown with
toil ;
Vh- harked br no ancestral eraves.
Hew down the wood and tillthe soil,
And thereby w in a prouder fame
Than follow King's or warrior's name.
The working men, whate'er their task
To carve the atone or bear the hod
The sweat upon their honest brows.
The royal stamp and seal of God !
And brighter are their drops of sweat
Than Diamonds in a coronet.
God bless the noble workingr men!
Who rear the cities of the plain
Who dip the mines and build the ships.
And drive the commerce of the main ;
Co-l bless them for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory of all lands !
Clipping.
Woman's mission Submission.
The inventors of matches Adam and
Kve.
liu Halo Rill has been dubbed ' Kison
William" in Boston. "
'Seeinpr through a slass brightly" is
what they call it in Utica.
You can't do that again," said tl e pig
if the boy who cut his tail off.
' "Beerburg" is what some of the sinful
papers of the West call Milwaukee.
The notes that compose favoiite
tunes Bank notes; they makefor-tunes.
Very rale crray paper, with cross
linings oi gold, is the latest novelty for
billets-iiotu:.
The highest office- within the gift of
tho people is the weather signal station
on Pike's Peak.
To keen warm on a cold day the
women double the Cape, and tho men
double the Horn.
Prof. A gasslz having said that Niagara
will run dry in nineteen centuries, me
Niasrara hackmen have raised their
fares.
There is a pirate nt San J'ranciseo who
has retired to private iiie. oeverai
such have just retired at .Washington
also.
A wealthy Chicaeo man cot drunk in
Cincinnati and bought two hundred
clothes-bars, which all reached his wife
at once.
Stanley will soon start in search of
his agent, who abscontiea, at Chicago,
taking 500 belonging' to the "hrnr
with hiin.
A1 man died in Seneca Falls, X. Y.
the other day, ami in his will left " that
tola liar ami tattler, the widow J ones,
two cents."
The proposition of Mr. Henry R.
Richards to establish a Cattle Exchange
in Wall street is regarded as an attempt
to bull the market.
Which is the oldest. Miss Antiquity,
old Aunty Diluvian. Miss Ann ierior,
Miss Ancestor., MKs Ann T. Mondane,
or. Miss Ann T. Cedent?
"For one voko of stags to me deliv-
livered," a Canada farmer dropped his
brvaeh-or-nroinise suit acrainsi a man
who agreed to marry his daughter.
t. sailor boy sentenced to be Hogged,
bt-ggetl tho captain to wait till be could
sav his nravers. "Certainly." said the
captaiu. "Then I'll say them on shore,"
said tho young tarpaulin.
Francis the First could praise the vir
tuo which he could not prize. "Her
soul is as a rose without a thorn." he
said of his wile Claude, whom ho killed
by his brutal indifference.
An exchange says: The jurors at
court in Clarion iums in with loaded
guns, and sit witli them in their hands
during a trial. lcalh to the first lawyer
who tells a lie ! Result No couit.
A neero was put uin the stand as a
witness, and the jiu.ge inquired if he
nnerstiod the nature of uh oath. " For
tiTtinj. Ikk" said the citizen: "if I
Hwear to a lie I must stick to him."
"Why, Fat, what are you doing,
standing by the wall of tho public-
house? I thought you were a teetotaler.
Pat. 44 ies. ver honor. I m just lis
tenin' to them impenitent boysdrinkin'
inside!'
There is a religious sect in -Vermont
who wash each other's feet. A down
liist exchange suggests that there is a
sc-t in aslnngioii who wash each
other's reputations, but it is not a very
religious sect.
"There is the horse," said a Kentucky
teai her. " list an impressive name
How much better thanif Adam had
called it a rose or a stone! When we
hear the word 'horse it brings the ani
mal right lciore us!
A widow lady sitting beside a cheer
ful lire in a meditative mood, shortly
after her husband's decease, sighed out.
"lNsr fellow, how he did like a good
lire ! I hope he has gone where they al
".ways keep good tires."
There was a light ln twecn Dan bury
( and Nerwalk rsstcrs in this place on
; Friday. The pain every gxnl citizen
! must feel over such a brutal display is
somewhat modified by the fact that our
rooster licked. Danbury Nor.
uuioi iwo nunurcu and iorty-nine
' patients in the inebriate asylum at
Binghamton, N. Y., one hundred and
twenty-two are children of drunkards,
from which tho deduction is inferable
that the habit is in some dcirrce hcredi
tary."
A kirk luminary recently asked his
pot scholar why they took Stephen out
side U. v of tl city to stone him
to death. ll.e !:aie fellow was silent
; for a moment, us though absorbed with
me problem, when, briirhtenincr un sud
; denly, he replied. "So they could get a
ocuer cracK at Dim.
A Scotch postmaster, puzzling out a
very uncertain superscripuon to an Irish
letter, jocosely remarked to an intelli
gent son of Erin who stood by. that the
jrisn orougnt a nam set or names to
Scotland. 'That s a fact, yer honor."
replied the Irishman, "but they get
naruer ones alter they arrive hero. '
A little girl was sent to the pasture to
driTehomo the cow. While thus en
gaged she treated herself to climbing an
unnecessary fence, from which she le!l,
and was severely scratched and bruised.
On returning homo she was asked' if
he cried when she felL "Why no,"
she replied : "What would have been
the use? There was nobody to hear
me."
A gentleman wailed upon Douglas
Jerrold i.ne morning to enlist his sym
pathies in Ix-hair of a mutual friend,
who was constantly in want of money.
"Well," said Jerrold, "how much
does he want this time?'
"Why, just a four-and-t wo-nou-hts
will, I think, put him straight,"' his
friend replied.
'Well,' said Jerrold, "put me down
for one of the noughts this time."
A Troy, New York, dentist, while
plying his avocation around the mouth
of a lady customer recently, was seized
with emotional insanity, and kissed her.
She was not so far under the influence
of ether but that the shock revived her,
and the tooth carpenter loaned her hus
band V0 on long time the next day, be
side making no charge lor his two and
a half hours' work.
OFFICIAL
T AWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the third Session of the
fnrf-rmnrl Cbnm-rs.
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rrt . w . nfi 1
iut..tAu unt. -"-j
in art to authorize the construction of
1rht steam vessels of war. and for
! fkAvn,irrwwa
other purposes.
Jte it enaciea oy me renai anu n ousts
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Navy be authorized
to construct eight steam vessels of war,
with auxiliary sail-power, and of such
class or classes, as, in his judgment, will
best subserve the demands of the ser
vice, each carrying six or more guns of
Iarce caliber : the huus 10 oe duui oi
iron or wood, as the Secretary may de
termine : Provided. That the aggregate
tonnage of the whole number shall not
exceed eight thousand tons, and that the
cost of building the same shall not ex-
cerd three million two hundred thou
sand dollars: And provided. That four
of said vessels shall be built, in whole
or in part, in private yards, upon con
tract with the lowest responsible bidder
therefor, upon public competition ana
nronosals. due notice thereof being
given by advertisement, upon models,
specifications, and drawings furnished
by the Navy Department, and under its
direction and supervision, if. upon full
examination and consideration, the
same shall bo deemed practicable, by
the Secretary of the Navy : or tho hulls
of any portion of said vessels may be
built upon privato contract in me gov
ernment yards upon line proposals,
models, snecitications. drawings, and
supervision, and upon like examina
tion and consideration, the government
in either case furnishing such materials
as may be deemed practicable by the
An-etarv or the ravy.
' Sec 2. That neither of said vessels
shall be commenced until full and com
pile models, specifications, and draw
irtvs shall be made for its construction
in all its parts. And after such models
and drawings are approved by the pro
per authority, they shall not be changed
in any respect when the cost will exceed
one hundred dollars, except upon the
recommendation of a board of survey
composed of not less than five officers
of the navy, and approved by the.Sec
retary of the Navy ; and if changes are
thus made, the actual cost of and dam
agd caused by such change shall be esti
mated by such board of survey ; and
the terms of the contract shall provide
that the contractors shall be bound by
the ' estimate of said board as to the
amount of increased or diminished com
pensation they are to receive, if any, in
consequence of any such changes.
I Approved, February 10, IS73.
Resolution of General Natvkk.
No. 2.
Joint Resolution to enable the people of
the United States to participate in the
advantages of the international expo
j shion to bo held at Vienna in eighteen
hundred, and seventy-three.
! Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
in order to enable the people of the Uni
ted States to participate in the advantages
of the international exhibition of the
products of agriculture, manufactures,
and the line arts, to beheld at Vienna
in the year eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, there be, and hereby is,
appropriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, the
sum of two hundred thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary
for the purpose herein specified, which
sum shall be expended under the direc
tion or the Secretary of Stale : Pi ovided.
That the President be authorized to ap
point a.number of practical artisans,
not exceeding eight, and of scientiu men
not exceeding seven, who shall attend
said exhibition and report their doings
and observations to him, and whoso
actual and reasonable expenses, not to
exceed ono thousand dollars each, shall
be paid from such fund ; and that the
President be fm ther authorized to ap
point a number ot honorary omniis-
loners, not to exceed one huiuireti, wno
shall receive no pay for their expenses
or otherwise: Aim provuieu iiirmer,
That no person so appointed shall be in
terested, directly or indirectly, in any
article exhibited fcr competition : And
provided, That not more than htty thou
sand dollars shall le expended for sala
ries and expenses of all persons receiv
ing appointments to places authorized in'
this resolution, and not more than live
thousand dollars shall be paid lor salary
and expenses to any one person. '
Sec. 'Z. that the governors ot the sev
eral States be, and they are hereby, re
quested to invite the patriotic people of
their respective States to assist in the
proiier representation of the handiwork
of our artisans, and the prolific sources
of material wealth with which our land
is blessed; aud to take such author
measures as may be necessary to d illume
a know ledge of tlse proposed exhibition,
and to secure to their respective States
tho advantages which it promises.
Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty of the
Secretary of State to transmit to Con
gress a detailed statement of the expen
ditures which may have been incurred
Under the provisions of this resolution.
Approved, rebruary 14, is:.
rOSTAJ, CONVENTION
BETWEEN
THE UNITED STATES AND NEW
FOUNDLAND.
The undersigned, being then unto
duly authorized by their respective gov
ernments, have agreed upon the follow
ing articles, establishing and regulating
theexchangeof correspondence between
the united Mates of America and New
foundland :
Article 1.
There shall be an exchange of mails
between the United Suites of America
and Newfoundland by such means oj'
transportation as are now, or shall be,
established with the approval of the re
spective Post Departments of tho two
countries, comprising letters, newspa
pers, books, printed matter of every
kind, and patterns or samples of mer
chandise originating in either euntry
and addressed to and deliverable in the
other country.
Article 2.
The post-offices of Roston and New
York shall be the exchange offices on
the side of the United States, and the
post-office of Saint John's shall be the
sole office of exchange on the side of
Newfoundland, for all mails transmitted
between the two couutries under this
arrangement ; and all mail-mxtter
transmitted in either direction, between
the respective offices of exchange, shall
be forwarded in closed bags or pouches
under seal, addressed to the correspond
ing exchange office. Each mail shall
be accom pained by a letter or post-bill.
showing in separate columns the num
ber or letters, newspapers, and other
articles embraced therein, and the post
ages therein, and the postages thereon.
Article 3.
No aox)unts shall be kept between the
Post Departments of the two countries
upon the international correspondence,
written or printed exchanged between
them, but each Department shall retain
to its own use all the postages which it
oiiects mereon.
The single rate of international letter-
postage, in full, to destination, shall be
six cents on each letter weighing half
an ounce (15 grams) or less, and an ad
ditional rate of six cents for each addi
tional weight of half an ounce (15 drains)
or fraction thereof, the prepayment of
which shall bo compulsory at the office
of mailing in either country.
wa v . ....
a no unueu Mates post-efflce shall
evy and collect to its own use a postage-
unrguoi iwo cents on each newspaper
mailed in the United States and ad
dressed to Newfoundland ; and a postage-charge
of two cents for each two
ounces, or fraction thereef, on pamph-
.
lets, periodicals, books, other articles
of printed matter, and patterns of
samples of merchandise addressed to or
received from 2? ewloundland.
The post-office of Newfound lana snail
levy andcoUectrtoitsownuseaposUge-
cr& or two oenis on eacu 'l-t
i mailed in Newrounaiana anu wiureracu
tn th TTnited states, and the established
I w w . . , .
I te of domestic nostacre cnargeaDie in
VowfmmdlandJon namDhlets. periodi-
cals. books, other articles oi pnuiea
mailer, ana paiiems or Miupiyo"-
ohahdiU sddreased to or received from
TTniiwri Krt-
I Everv international letter or newspa
8nall pi4jnly stamped with the
woruS "Paid all," in red ink, by the
j dinatehlnjr-office I of L exchange, and
shall be delivered free of any charge
whatever in the country of destination
Newspapers, j;and all other kinds of
printed mattery snail oesuuject io iu
laws aud regulati ms or each country,
respectively, in? tegarx) to their liability
to be rated with letter-postage when
eontaininir written matter, or ior any
other cause sniecifietl in said laws and
regulations, asj well regard to their
liahilitv to customs UUiy unuer me
revenue laws, j
. , Article 4.
The two Post-Departments shall
establish bv agreement and in conformi
ty with arranf&mentsj in force at the
time, the conditions upon which the two
omces may reciprocally exenange in
open mails the correspondence originat
ing in or destined to other foreign coun
tres to which Hhey niay respectively
serve as intermediaries.
Either country forwarding or recc-iv-
insr such Correspondence through the
open mails of the other, shall account to
such other country for such postage
rates as are chargeable thereon, for ex
terior service, by its laws and regula
tions, or the reauirements of its foreign
postal arrangements, j
Articlk 5.
The two Post Departments may, by
mutual agreement, profide for the trans
mission of registered letters in the mails
exchanged between the two countries,
and may settle by agreement between
them all measures of detail and arrange
ments required to carry this convention
into execution, and may modify the
same in like manner, from time to time,
as tho exigencies of the service may
require. !
ALTICLE 0.
Dead letters which cannot be deliver
ed, from whatever , pause, shall be
mutually, returned ' without charge,
monthly, or more frequently, as the
regulations of the respective offices will
permit. j
ARTICLE j i .
This convention shall come into op
eration the first day of December, 1872,
and shall bo terminable at any time on
a notice, by either party, of six months.
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uone in uupucaits anu signeu at v usn
ineton the twentieth day of November,-
and at Saint John's the thirteenth day
of November, ono thousand eight nun
t d anrl tovonttr . trft
SEAL.
SEAL.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Acting Postmaster-General.
. JOJIN DELANY,
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uiuiasier-vjciiei !.
I hereby approver1 aforegoing con
vention, and, in rpstjmony thereof, l
have caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed, t' ,
U. S ..GRANT.
SEAL.
By tho President:
Hamilton fisir.
Secretary of
estate.
Washshington, November L0, 1872.
General Natu :ik No. 28.
AN ACT to amend ai
act entitled "An
"norm system of
out the United
act to establish a n
bankruptcy throng
States," approved Mfirch second, eigh
teen hundred ai:d silt ty-toven
Ue it enacted bv the Senate and House
of Representatives of he United States
of America in Conuiesk assembled, That
whenever a corjoration creaiea ny me
laws of any State, whose business is car
ried on wholly withinjtl.w .-state creating
tho same, and also ant insurance com
pany so created, whefljor all its business
shall be carried on in ssm.-h State or not,
has had proceedings fluly commenced
against such corporation or company
before tho A-ourts of sich Slate lor the
purpose of winding -up the affairs of
such rporation tr company and di
viding us assets' rhtabjy amongits cred
itors and lawfully anieng thos, entitled
thereto pi ior U proodfngs having been
commenced aain-.C buili corporation
or company under, the bankrupt 'laws
of the L'niud states, any order made,
or that shall bu made, "by such court
agrteably to the Staloj law for the rata
ble distribution or jaj inent of any div
idend of assets to tho creditors of such
corporation or company while such
State court shall remain actually or con
structively in ios-Nsion or control of
the assets of uch corporation- or com
pany shall le deemed valid notwith
standing proceedings in bankruptcy
may have been coiomenied and be
pending against such corporation or
company. j
Approved, February 13, IS73.
Genrral nature. No 29.
AN ACT to provide for the appointment
of a commission to complete the boun
dary line between tfie territory of the
United States and he possessions f
Great Britain not completed under the
act of August eleventh, eighteen hun
dred aud fifty-six t to carry into effect
the iirst article of thj treaty of fifteenth
June, ighteen hundred and forty-six.
Be it enacted by the'Senaieand llause
of Representatives of "jthe United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
tho Presideut of. tho United States be,
aud he is hc'ieby, authorized to appoint
the Secretary of Mali', or either of the
assistant Secretaries. or the United
States minister at Lrondon, or in his dis
cretion, by and with tho ad v ire and
onsent of the Senate to appoint a com
missioner to act jointly with such officer
or commissioner as iiiay be named bo
iler Britannic Majesty, for tho purpose
of completing the determination of so
much oi the boundary line between the
territory of tho United States and the
jxssesiiious of Great Britain as was left
uncompleted by the dommusioners ap
pointed under the aict of Congress of
August eleventh, eighteen hundod and
hrty-six. to carry iutj efiect the first ar
tide of the treaty of die filteenth Juue,
eigl.te.in hundred nadj!orty-six, between
the United States andj Great Britain.
Sec, 2. That the suih of five thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be
required, oe, and me( sanio is hereoy,
appropriated, out of any moneys in tho
treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
carry into enect the provisions of this
o.-f I
App:oveJ, February 14, 1S73.
General nature No. 20.
AN ACT authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to refund the differential
duty on articles actually on ship-board
in French vessels! destined for tho
United States on the fifth of November,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two.
Be it enacted by the'Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
goods, wares, and nerchand'se im
ported in Freucb vessels from countries
other than France, arid which were on
ship-board and bound to the United
States on the fifth day of November,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, are
hereby relieved froin liability to dis
criminating duty under the seventeenth
section of the act of June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, reviv
ed on such goods by the proclamation
of the President ot the United Stat&s
dated October thirtieth, eighteen hun
d red and seventy-two ; and the Secretary
or the Treasury is hereby authorized, in i
any such case, to refund such discrim- i
lnating duty which may have been naid !
on such goods, wares, and merchandise, '
out of any money in the treasury not
oiuerwise appropriatea.
Approved, February 14, 1873.
1UBLIC ACT.
An Act to Prohibit the Sale of
Intoxicating Liquors in
Certain Localities.
Section 1. The General Assembly of
North Carolina do enact: That it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons,
to. sell or give away any intoxicating
liquors in any way or manner, or in any
quantity, so as to receive any compen
sation for the same whatever, either
directly or indirectly within four miles
OI AUllOCa Cliun-U, " nucguauj uuuu-
tv : Bluff' Presbvteri.'n church in Cum
berland county ; Asjuole Missionary
Baptist church, m Robeson county, or
Yopp's Meting House, in Onslow
county. Oi- within three miles of the
following places, . to-wit : Mount
Pleasant Academy, rh Cherokee coun
ty; Cumberland Union church, near
walker town, in tumDenanu county ;
Blockers store in Cedar Creek Village.
in Cumberland county; Judson Female
College, in Henderson county; 1'onocks
ville in Jones couuty ; Laurel Hill church
in Richmond county; Big Branch
Baptist church. Beauty Spot church,
Ashepole Presbyterian church, Zion's
Tabernacle Baptist church, Asbury
church. Horeb Methodist church, or
Mount Mariah Baptist church, in Robe
son county : or within two and one-half
miles of Rocky Nole church, in Cabarrus
county ; or within two miles oi the ioi
lowing places, to-wit: Piney Grove
church, Luneville church, or Red Hill
church or School house, in Anson coun
ty: Christian Delicrht church, or Con
cord church, in Beaufort co'ty; French's
Creek Baptist church. Brown Marsh
Presbyterian church, in Bladen county ;
Endor Furnace, or Flouring mills in
Eockville, in Chatham c unty; Metho
dist church. Presbyteriau church, or
Baptist church near fort liemnri, or
Hick's High School, Barnard's camp
eround. in Clay county; Pleasant
Plains church or Peacock's store, in
Columbus county ; Blockville Academy
or Cokesberry church, in Cumberland
county;, New Bridge church, in Duplin
county; Mountain Island factory, in
Gaston county; Corinth Baptist church,
in Granville county; Flat Rock, in
Guilford county: Johnston's chapel, in
Johnston county : Shiloh church, col
ored, School House No. 1, in Federal
Precinct Township, in New Hanover
county: Zion church, in Richmond
county; Lumber Bridge Presbyterian
church or. Providence Baptist church,
in Robeson county ; Ellerbees Springs,
in Richmond county; Little River,
church, in Transylvania county ; Goshen
church, Sampson county: the Paper
Mills at the falls ofNeuse river, in Wake
County : tho Court House in Wilkes
boro. in Wilkes county, or within
the corporate limits of the town of Carth
age in Moore county, or Lumberton in
Robeson county, or Rutherfordton in
Rutherford couuty, or within two miles
of the corporate limits of Carthage or
Lumberton, provided this shall enect
the power oi the commissioners ot Lium-
berton to grant license within its cor
porate limits : or within one and a half
miles of Cherry Grove Baptist church
in Columbus county; Bell Farm Pres
byterian church, (colored) Harris depot;
Methodist church at Cold Spring camp
ground, or Methodist church at Bethel
Camp Ground, in Cabarrus county; or
Murchison Factory, in Manchester Cum
berland county, or within one mile of
Gooso Creek ; Island church, in Beauiort
couuty; the Baptist church in Abbotts-
burg, in iiladen county; Newton Acade
my, or Fair View school house, in which
J. s. Shulord taught school, in Bun
combe county; Pioneer Mills PostOlIice,
in Cabarrus county; Cypress Creek
church, or the Baptist or Methodist
church in llallville, Duplin county;
Vino Hill Academy, ia Halifax county;
Bethel church, in Pittcounty ; the Court
House in Ash boro, m Randolph countj;
Turnersbury church, in Iredell county;
or Union Chapel Methodist chuch, in
Rolesoii county.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons violat
ing any ot the provisions 01 this act,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemean
or and upon conviction thereof before
any acting Justiedtof the Peace, for each
and every offence, shall pay a line of
not less than ten nor more than fifty
dollars or be imprisoned, in the discre
tion of the Court not to exceed thirty
days.
Sec. 3. Tho Secretary of State shall
furnish a certified copy of this act, im
mediately alter its rathicutiou to the
Era, Sentinel and Xctr.s for publication.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in force from
and alter the first day of May, A. D.,
1S73. In General Assembly- read three
times and ratitied this the 3rd dav of
March, A. 1)., JS7;5.
J. L. ROBINSON,
Speaker of the" House.
C. II. BROGDEN,
President of the Senate.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
: CAROLINA, )
ry ok State, j
arch 7, 1873. J
Office Skcketary
Raleigh, Mt
I. llliaui II. llowcrtoti. Secretary of
State, hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true copy of the original act on 1W
in this olfiee.
WM II. IIOWERTON,
Secretary of State.
Marcli 8, 1873. 172 d24tw4v
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, AT. C, March 8, 1873.
1WILL ATTEND at the Mayor's
office in the City of Raleigh, on 'Tues
day, the 1st day 'of April, 1873, to take
the tax list for the present year. Per
sons failing to list their property will be
subjected to double tax.
172 td W. WHITAKER, Mayoi.
-pou
RENT.
Tho Exchange Ilotel. on IIiilboi-.
street, is for rent.
Apply to WILLIAM GRIMES,
l;y 10d Raleigh, N. C,
N
OTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, Uiat a
Petition has Wen filed in said Court
In' Ambrose Upehurch, in said District,
duly declared a Bankrupt under the
act 01 Congress of March 2d. 1807.
for a discharge and certificate there
of from all his debts and other claims
provable under saiil act, and that the
3rd day ot April, 183, at l' o'clock,
A. M., at the office of A. W. Shaffer,
uegistor 111 Bankruptcy, in Knleigh, N
C. is assigned for the hearing of the
same when and where all creditors,
who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and third
meetings will be held at the same time
and place.
Dated at New Berne, N. C, on the
3th dav of March, A. D., 1S73.
CHARLES II IB BAR I), Clerk.
39 3w. .
OST.
Certificate of Stock No. (18t37) in tho
North Carolina Rail Road Company.
for five shares, standing in my name
on tne doors or the Company has be-n
lost. Notice is hereby given that I will
apply to the office of said Company, for
a new certificate.
W P. HENDERSON.
Feb 18 149 lm
WW
1
Sept. 13, 1872.
14 w6m
Sapt. 19, 1872.
1115
COURT ADVERTISE3IEXTS.
TOHNSTON COUNTY-In the Su
J perior Court.
N. L. Whitley, Adm'r of
James H. Raiford, dec.,
against
Ballard Raiford, Nancy
Whitley, and others.
Action to
sell real es
tate for as
sets.
The State of North Carolina,
To the Sheriff of Johnston county
j reeling:
Yon are hereby commanded to sum
mon Ballard Raiford, Wm Raiford,
Marshal Raiford. Mary E Ballance.
Sally Oliver, Dixon Phillips and wife
iMancy, Mary smith. James Oliver.
Doctor Oliver, Gaston Little and wife,
Nancy Whitley, Pattie E Oliver, Easter
Jane Oliver, Lucretia A Oliver.. Nettie
Oliver, Thos Oliver, Richard V Oliver.
James u wiggs, Chas 1 wiggs, John
Wiggs, Nathan G Wiggs, Alexander
Wiggs, Thos H Wiggs, James I Wiggs,
Neslus Wiggs, Benj Raiford, James
Wiggs, Samuel Ir'otter and wile Mary,
Sarah Holland, David i Carrington,
Pauline Carrington, , Arthur Wiggs,
Delia Stoval. Phillip Pearson. Appv J
Dixson, Ursula E Phillips and Sugars
A oasser, the defendants above named.
if they be found within your county, to
appear at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court Ior the county of John
ston, within twenty-fivedays, after the
service or this summons on them, ex
elusive of the day of such service, and
answer the complaint, a copy of which
is served with this summons, and let
them take notice, that if they fail to
answer the said complaint within that
time, the planum will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Hereof fail not, and of this summons
make due return,
Given under m v band and seal of said
vuuu, litis uiu utjf ui jc eui uary , 1010.
P. T. MASSE Y.
Clerk Superior Court,
Johnston county.
37 w6w
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Wake County. J
Probate Court.
W. H. Gulley, Adm'r. of W. II. IIollo-
way, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. II. Gradv and others, Defendants.
It appearing to tho satisfaction of the
Court that the defendants, Thomas
Brasfield and wife Caroline, are non
residents ot the State : It is ordered that
publication be made in the Carolina Era,
a newspaper published in the city of
Raleigh, for six weeks, weekly, sum
moning the said Thomas Brasfield and
wife Caroline, defendants, to appear at
the olhceot the Judge 01 Jfrobate lor said
county, at the Court House in Raleigh,
on or before the loth dav of April next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
to tho complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above named action, or ludgment win
be taken against them according to the
complaint.
Witness, John j. Bunting, Clerk su
perior Court and Judge of Probate, at
othce in the city oi Kaleigh, this oth day
of March, lSii.
J. N. BUNTING, C. S. C.
and Probate Judge Wake county.
D. G. Fowle, Plaintiff's Attorney,
mar 7 33 wbw.
"VTORTII CAROLINA,
n
the Pro
JLi Johnston County
bate Court.
William Hastings and
wife Fannie E., and
others, c red i tors.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Advertise..; .ut.
Mary M. Secor, adm'r
or lj. M. secor, dec,
Defendant.
All creditors of E. M. Secor, deceased,
late of Johnston county. North Carolina,
are hereby notified to appear before the
undersigned, at his office in Smithtield,
on or before the 24th day of April next,
and file the evidences ot their claims.
This March 1st. 1873.
P. T. MASSE Y, C. S. C,
mar 5 3S w6w Johnston county,
JOHNSTON COUNTY: In the Su
perior Court.
William Williams)
against Summons for Re-
Mary Williams. J lief,
The State of North Carolina,
To the Sheriff 0 Johnston Co. Greeting :
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon Alary Williams, the deiendant
above named, if she be found within
3011 r county, to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court for the
county of Johnston, within twenty days
alter the service ot this sum mons on her,
exclusive of tho day of such service, and
answer the complaint, a copy of which
is deposited in the office of tho Clerk of j
said Court, and let her take notice, that
if -she fails to answer the said complaint
within that time, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court tor the reliet demanded 111
the complaint.
llereot tail not, and oi this summons
maite due return.
Given under my hand and seal of said
. i miiii i, 111 1 1 111 ua v 01 X" cui lull v.
L" 1S73. .
P. T. MASSEY, ,
Clerk Superior Court,
35 wGw Johnston county.
-VTORTH CAROLINA, I )
JJN Granville County, j
Superior Court, February 5, 1S73.
tl,;,, I . . I . . . . I l.'l-.....
James M. Evans and wife Joanna and
others,
agiinst
Duncan. Special proceedings to
divide land.
It appearing to tho satisfaction of the
Court that Duncan, who is the son-
ami onlv heir at law ot Samuel S. Dim
can, late of the State of Kentucky, dee'd,
is not a resident of this State: It is
thereupon, on motion of John. W. Havs.
Attorney, ordered that publication be
made for hiin in the Carolina Era, a
newspaper published in the City ofi
Raleigh, for six weeks, each week, noti
fying him to be and appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court, at the
Clerk's office in Oxford, on Friday, the
28th day of March uext, then and there
to plead, answer or demur to the said
petition, otherwise it will be taken pro
confesso, and heard ex parte as to him,
and a guardian ad litem appointed for
said
Duncan.
Witness, Calvin Bktts, Clerk of said
Court, at Oxford, the 5th February, A.
D ,1873. CALVIN BETTS,
43 w6w. Clerk Superior Court.
Impqrtant Sale of Lots in the
Town of 'Lexington, David
sou countj, Ni C.
TN OBEDIENCE OF AN ORDER of
JL the Board of County Commissioners
made on the first Monday in Alaren
instant, I shall proceed to sell for cash.
at the Court House door in the Town of
Lexington, on Tuesday of our next
Superior Court, it being the 29th day of
April, o, me lonownig uesmueu iuis
situate in the Town of Lexington, near
the Court House, belonging to the
countj', to wit: Three lots northeast of
the Court House, ine said lots are ad
jacent the lot of II. Adams and R. A.
King. Three other lots opposite the re
sidence of Gen. J. M. Leach, and the
Store House of Earnheardt & JSove.
Also, four lots opposite the Court House,
adjoining the lot of C. F. Lowe, known
as the public well lots All of the above
named lots are trom twenty to mty
yards of the Court House.
maTch5. wtd. Commissioner.
Blackseek cfc McCorcle and J. T.
Brown Attorneys for Commissioners.
II. c. ECCL.ES,
Proprietor,
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CHARMOTTE,' N. C.
March 7, 1873. 171 tf
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Are now prepared to execute every
description of
Flain and Fancy
from the smallest Card to the largest
Poster, on as reasonable terms as the
same work can bo done at any estab
lishment in the State.
We will keep constantly on hand, 01
print to order,
Solicitor, Superior Court Clerk , Sher
iff and Magistrate's Blanks
of the latest improved form, on most rea
sonable terms.
COMPETE IN PRICE AND EXECUTION
with the best and cheapest houses in
the State.
Special attention paid to
School Catalogues,
j
CIRCULARS AND BRONZED
TOBACCO LABELS.
Orders by mail promptly attended to,
and work shipped by Mail or Express
to any portion of the State.
Agents for S. COLLINS & CO'S
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at manufacturers prices, freight added.
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FOOD!
Corn, Kyc, Sheafs of Oats, 3Ieal,
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Fine Feed, Shucks,
Always kept on band at
USUOICJN'S
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Prarie Building, Wilmington street.
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Raleigh, X. C, Feb. 7, 1873. dlawly
if
PROCLAMATIONS.
A
PROCLAMATION !
By the Governor of Xortli Carolina
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Feb. 11, 1873.
Whereas official information has been
received at this Department that one
George Hill, late of Randolph county,
stands charged with the murder of Jesse
Gallimore, and that the saic. George
Hill has fled or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him.
Now, therefore, I TodR. Ca ldwkll,
Governor of the State of North Carolina,
by virtue of authority in me vested by
law, do issue this my proclamation,
offering a reward of Two Hundred
Dollars for the arrest and delivery of
aid George Hill, to the Sherifl'of Ran
dolph county, and I do enjoin all offi
cers of the law and all good citizens, to
aid in bringing said Hill to justice.
Don at our City of Raleigh, tho 11th
Tl. si rtav February, A.' I)., 1873,
"-1 and in the y7th year of American
Independence. .
TOD R. CALDWELL.
By tho Governor :
J. B. Neatuery,. .
Private Secretary.
DESCRIPTION:
Georgo Hill is about twenty-eight
years of age, will weigh IGo pounds, is
about six feet in height, dark coniplex
ion, and light hair. "lie is supposed to
be lurking near the line dividing the
counties of Randolph and Davidson..
35 w4w.
A
PROCLAMATION !
By the Governor of North Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ilALEiGii, Feb. 13, 1S73.
Whereas, Official information has Iwen
received nt this Department that one John
Allen .Ketchy, connned. in tlie jail of
Howan County on a charge of; Rape, did
escape tlierefrom on the night of tlie 10th
inst., and is now at larye ; ' i .
Now, therefore, I, Ton Tl. Caldwell,
Govaruor of the Htateof North Carolina, by
virtue of the autliority in me vestel iy law,
do issue this mv Proclamation ottering u
reward of TWO HUNIdtEl) DOLbAltS lor
tho apprehension and delivery of the said
John Allen Ketchy to the Sherifl'of Rowan
county, and I do further enjoin alloflicorsof
the law, and all pood citizens toassist in ap
prehending and lovlging said o.lfemlcr to
justice. .
Done at the City of Raleigh, tho Uthday
of February, A. I., iT.?, and in the
!7th year of American Indepen
dence.
TOI) It. CALDWELL, Governor.
By the Governor:
.L B. Neath ery,
Private Secretary.
DKSC'RIl'TION :
John Allen Ketchy is .about five feet ten
inches hi-'h, spare made, lare nose, dark
blue eyes, sallow complexion, thin beard,
dark hair, and has a scar on his riylit shin.
No Person can take these Bitters ac
cording to directions, and remain lonf? unwell,
provided their bones are not destroyed by mine
ral poison or ottier means, and vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ileadaclie,
Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations or the Sto
mach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
Palpitation of the Eeart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, are the off
springs of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a
better guarantee of it3 merits than a lengthy
advertisement.
For PeiualcComplalnts, in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood,
or the turn of life, these Tonic iiitters display so
decided tui influence that -improvement u soon
perceptible.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism and Gout, Ktlious, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Wood,
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have
no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated
Blood.. i
They nre a gentle Purgative ns well
as a Tonic, possessing the merit, of acting as
a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or In
flammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs,
and in Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, 1'imples, Pustules,
Boils, Carbuncles, ltiug-wornis, Scald-Head,
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloru
tions of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the
Skin of whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out of. the sys
tem in a short time by the use of these Bitters.
Orntrfnl Thousands proclaim VlNKGAit
Bitteks iho most wonderful Inv(gorant that
ever sustained thelsinkinff system, t
it. if. nicnoALD co.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.,
& cor. of Washington and Charlton t"ts., K.Y.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS,
May 18, 1872. 1! 12m
DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR.'
Ten years of a nn
lie test has proved Dr.
Crook's Wine of Tar to
have more merit than
any similar preparation
ever offered to the pub
lic. It Is rich in the
medicinal qualities of
Tar. and uneaualed for
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, performing
the MOST REMARKABLE
rninw. It EFFECTUAIilT
ks cures all Conshs and
Colds. It has cured so
many cases of Asthma
and Uronchltis, that It
has been pronounced a
specific for these com
plaints. For Pains In
the Breast,! Side or
Back, tiravel or Kid
ney Disease. Diseases
of the Urinary Orgrans, Jaundice, or
any Liver Complaint it has no equal.
It is also n superior Tonie,
ltestores the Appetite.
Strengthen the System.
Restores the Weak and Debilitated,
Causes the Food to Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
rreventi juaiarious severs,
Gives tone to your System. ,
Tha'i Pale, .Yellow, SicHy-Lookhff Skin
is changed to one of freshness and health.
Those Diseases of the Skin, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches and Kruptlons are
removed. Serofiila,ScrofuIous Diseases
of the Eyes, White Swelling-, Ulcers,
Old Sores or any kind of Humor rapidly
dwindle and disappear under its Influence.
In fact it will do you more good, and cure
you more speedily than miv and all other
preparations combined. VThat is It t It is na
ture's own restorer ! A soluble ox yd of iron
combined with the medicinal oropertlesof
Poke Root divested of all disagreeable qui 1
ities It will cure any Chronic or 7Longr
Standing? Disease whose real or direct
cause is had blood. Rhenmatlsm.Palns
in I.lmhsor Bones,t'onntitntions bro.
ken down by Mercurial or other poisons,
are all cured by It. For Syphilis, or Syph
ilitie taint, there is nothinc eo.nal to it.
A trial will prove It. ASK FOR DR.
CROOK'S COM POUS D SYRCP OF
POKE IIOOI'. j
March 13, 1873. pS 3m
A. S. MEEEIMOX. THOS. C. FULLER. -S. A. ASIIE.
MERRI3I0N, FULLER ASHE,
Attorneys ."and CcniiseHors at law.
RALiEIGII, X. li,
.TTILL PRACTICE in tlie Stat
ite and
v T a ederal Courts when
their
services may be required. I
Office former office of Phillips fc
Merrimon. f0l 28 3m
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SCIIEDULIX
I & 1AN-ILU:
Carolina Divts,,';- K
KICHMON
North
ASD SALEM IBIC -,f l:
CONDENSED
1IME-TAU:
In effectj on and After Mm i lv
2d, lbiii. I ;
OrlXO NORTH.
Stations. Mail.,
Leave Cjharlottc,
' IJoncord,
Salisbury,"
" lliexiugton
- i High Point ll.(",,s
Ar. at Greensboro 12..i a
lA-ave Greensl(oro il.4."
ll.l.
Co. S!irp.s,
3..ii
4.."3 '
4
I
ill.-Inno,
1
at t
ahlgh,
ldsboro.
Ar.
ii.o. a.-u
OOINO SOU Til.
Stations.
Mad.
Leave Gioldslxmv ! 4.00 p.
Raleigh, jl7.4.- '
4 iHillsWo. bUM
" j Cf. Shops, jl2.0,"
Ar. at:Gh?ensloro i.:;o
a. t:
Leave G reensboro
" j High Point
" I Iexingtiiii,
44 j Salisbury,
.... 1 1
1.0,!
l.l;
2.i:
3.U4
4.0J
4.,"7
IV. 10
I ttoncord,
Charlotte,
Ar. at
t -7.-J0
l. !!.
Passenger train
leaving
U.
7.45, p. lii., connects at GrcciLu,, "
V .1. I. 1 I .
xoiiiicti i'oii-ui irain; i
... .m "v ....
ijuin.c.-'i i tin. -i ., un .tii'di
'I'll CI',.
A A ivaj vf j . ni-b-. -Willi l il.- , i;i UUlcf 11 lp
Mail trains daily, both it ,
entiro length of road. Evpu'vs'.i , '
oeiween company Shops aiiil Cli ,i ;
ftunda excepted.)
All ! I!.tssenupr trains
olll.r,
illl'i
all
Iti, h
Greensboro
with trains ;.
Richmoiid
Pullman l'alace Cars 411
trains betw ein tiarlottc an
(withoui change.)
On and after Marcli l!d, a iiLX, ,
Passengt-r aud Freight train win i i
daily, (Sundays excepted,; un Mjp v
N. C. Rj R.. as follows: ' '
Ieave Gre'iislKro,
Arrivd at Keinersvillc
Leave ;Kerneisville,
Arrivd at Greensboro,
lo.:;,i
Close connection niailo.nt (ir,,,sj, ,
"with trains to and from iiie N, j : li
! , S. i:. AL1.,.,
W. II. Green, Gen'l Ticket A-n.:
Al aster lransportati--n.
4
ICIIMOND tc
DAN VH.I.i; l;. !;:
coNi):xsi:i) tim i:-'iai;ij:.
In eliect on and al'ler Smnfciy, Hi-t.
is;:
ooino nohi ii.
Slaiions.
; Mtii.
I
i:.'
Leave Greensboro
44 Danville,
"v. Burkvillc,
Ar. at Richmond,
I ..(mi a.
4.40 41
i. i 1 4
I.-l " p.
it. ii
III.
! OOIN(
KjSOf 1
II.
i X
Stations.
Mail.
I..
if.i-
-t-
Leave Richmond,
44 : ISurkville,
Dam l ie,
l.'A) p. III. ."i.lu .(.
itAJ. "
po.on :.'.:.
Ar. at Gi'censboro' 1
a. in. '',: i
Trains.' leaving Kirlmiond at l.. c,
and at 5.10 a in, conticct at I in i :ii . i (
with traiins on JS'ohh t'lirolimi Iivi..i
for all points South.
Passengers, leaving Hit Lihoim! a .
p in, connect ut (.Jieeiisliorn wi:fi tr. ii
for all points l'ast of (JicciisIm.p..
Passenger train leaving KaN-igfi ; ;
p in, 'connects nt ( reonxLoiu ujtli N r
therni ' luml Mail train, nrri ina in
Kicliiiiiouci ut l.'i.". i in.
! JNO. H. MACMUIil'",
Genieral l- rt ijiht V Tu Let A- n:.
T. M. lt. Talcoti J
Engineer it (jcnvi'al Supci inii ti'l' ; '.
OFFICK I'KI KKM.l UH 11. Ii.
i AIiii h i:7ili, 1 7j.
ON AND AFTllt M A U 11 :,I -:,
trains will rm as follows:
lkavi; :u i:lim)..
1
Express Train,
Mail Train,
i
i. Ii:
AKUIVK AT Pi:n:i;
lilKC
Express,
Mail,
, LEAVE V
Mail, j
Express,
n;.,il h l i
7: : j i
;teksi:i'i:-,
t)i in a t.i
All HIVE AT U'i: LI 'o.N
Mail, ! '.'
Express, j
"FltEIGIIT Tll.IN..
I j ; ii.
Leave Petersburg,'
Leave Weldon, j
Arrive fit Weldon,
:j:ih'Ii i'1
Jj;(rli 1 1. II,
Arrive at Peleisburg, l-.- ,.'
! C'AHTojs.' T 1IA1N.
Lcavo Petcrsl.urg, ''' !
Leave I laston, !: !
Arrive! at (iaston, 1
A rrivo at Petersburg. !' i '
Freights for (Santon I Jr.i i i'-L !'.'.
received I ut the l'etcrslun U- 1 "
on MUNHAYS imil TJ 1 l'KlA
The depot will im-1.i-
o gHxls win io riMt-ivii
i
hour. i J . '. 1 ' I
r:i tr. i i-:n-r. inn i.iii. M.tiw
IIANtJE OE HCIIEDIM.
Ealkioii A: ArorsTA Aiji
Super
ulewlrut
Kaloigh, T
i' ov.::r
On and after Siturd;iy,
- -
Nov. :
A. K
1872, trains on the
It. X A.
will run
follows :
daily, (Sunday ; --l
Mail train leaves
RalQigh, 'J1-
Arrives at San lord,
Mail train leaves;Sanfor(!,
Arrives at Italdigh,
Mail train makes close -..niiv' ': 1
Raleiiili ivith tho Kal i-h '"' '
Railroad; to and fnwn all p"1--", ,rs".",
And at Sauforu
ith the -Wi-
w
Railroad to and friin Eayet:e
points on Western
ro:tl.
. I A
dec:4 tf.
RICHMOND tt pANVJM.'"- I.
North Cakqlina Imvi "
Freight Trains Ls.-ilwccii (ii----T
I? trV 1 1 1 run Iti'f'iri 1:,I1CC k'1
20th, 1872.
Arrive.
Leav. Stail'jnx.
Arriv 1
9
6.50
5-7.2o S
$7.4J
8.15
8.40
-f 9..-J0 g
..'') si fA ii burn,
.otr ciayton,
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