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11 WEEKLY ERA. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1874 City Republican Ticket. Election, Monday, May 4, 1874. for ma you: JOSEPH V. IIOI.DKN. for commissioners: E'Lxtrm Ward IIkxry M. Millkr, Stkwakt Ellison, Chas. N. IIuntkk. Middle Ward Kemp P. Battlk, Jamrs IIakeh, IIknrt T. Cuwso.v. W stern Ward John C. Gorman, Jons R. O'Nkil, JAMKM II. JONK-S. LOCAL AXI STATE. Wake County Kopnblican Con vention. A Convention of the Republicans of Wake County will Ik bold at tho Court Jioum?," in Italciirh, n Friday, the 15th day of May, 1874, for the purpose of placing In nomination candidate for the Legislature, an I also to nominate county officer and delegates to the Congressional District Convention, and for such other business as may le brought before it. Kich Township will bo entitled to three delegates an! three alternates and the ward of the city of Raleigh will be entitled to the xaino representation as Townships. It U important that there should lo a full representation from i a ! Township. Iy onler of the Executive Com.: T. F. LEE, Ch'm'n. The Republicans of Wake will imtt in llalcigii on Saturday, 2oth inst., for the purpose of appointing delejratos to the Judicial Conven tion, to be held at Warrenton on the f.th of May. Sheriffalty. Gen. John C. Gorman is a candidate forSheriffof Wnkrt county, subject to the decis ion of tli Republican Convention. iiiAsn Rally. A largo and cnthu-si;i--.tic meeting of tho Republican par ty l Raleigh, took place at Metropol itan Hall ou Saturday evening, tho ISth inst. Addresses were delivered by Hon. Jos. V H olden, Hon. T. II. Harris an 1 Friday Jones, Ks:. I'KiwtNAi. We had tho pleasure of eiiii; in the ity on Monday, tho l!0th inst.. Col. T. I J. Long, tho efllciont Post Office acnt for North Carolina. Col. Long given flowing accounts of the prnnpects for an overwhelming vic tory in ins .soction for the Republican party in tho coining election. Consouo.viioN. At a meeting of tho stockholder of tho North Carolina Rail Road, held at Salisbury ou the lth hitM tSo amended charter as pass ed by tho last General Assembly was adopted. Tho vote, including theStta proxies, stoorh 4,Tl. ""lor", and 3,247 ugaiust tho amendment. Wklcou k. The Bond of Trade of Ra leigh has decided to greet the Editotial Corps, which assemble in this city in May, with an old fashioned supper. We are gratified to know fhatthe press will be received siul Ujatod by our peoph in the most creditablo manner. Come on, jfntlatrvan, tho freedom of tho metropolis is at your disposal. DELICATE. Miss K. Rishop, and Messrs. R. J. Edwards, Jas. H. Jones and O. Hunter, Jr., have been appointnl by Quorn of the South Lodge, of I. O. G.T., of this city, to represent it at the meeting ofHhe Grand Lodge of colored Good Templars to be held in Raleigh on the 28th inst. Ex-Governor Henry T. Clark died at his residence in Tarboro, on the morning of the 14th inst., after a long and prostrating illness. Gov. Clark succeeded to the gubernato rial chair of North Carolina on the death of Gov. Ellis in 1SG1, having, prior to that time, been President of the State Senate. Republican Oroxnizatiok. Wo invite attention to the latest arrange ment of counties into Judicial districts, to be found on our fourth page. The Kxeeutive Committee has added another plank to fire plan of organization, pro viding for appointment by Judicial Convention, rif a Judicial Committee. Our friends throughout the State should I thorouchly acquaint tnemscives mur tho details of our party government Oun Sick. Anything in the line of vegetables or eatables of a light character, would doubtless be ac ceptable to the patients who have been removed outside or tne city limits. While no case of genuine small pox has as yet developed it- self, there are several who are suf- fering from varioloid, and the pub lic safety requires that they shall le kept under strict surveillance. Contributions sent to Mayor Whita- ker will be properly distributed. A convention of the Republicans of Wake county has been called to meet at the Court House in this city on Fri day, the 15th prot,, lor th purpose of nominating candidates for the Legis lature, Superior Court Clerk, Sheriff, Register of Deeds and other county of ficers, and also for tho purpose or se lecting candidates to attend the Con gressional District Convention. It is important that every township In the county should be properly represented, and the Chairmen of the several com mittees should at once move in the matter by calling meetings to appoint representatives In the County Conven tion. Let every delegate be properly accredited, so that no confusion or dis ; satisfaction mar arise. Attention Is railed to the notice in this column. Pardoned. Ills Excellency, Gov. CaIdvell,Jon tho lGth inst., issued a pardon for the release of Catharine Wood, who was convict ed at the Fall term, 1873, of the Su perior Court for Johnston county, of murder in the second degree and sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten ymias. The application was signed by many prominent citizens of Johnston countv. the Judcre. So F lienor, ana was accompanied by a certificate of the Deputy Warden of the good conduct of the convict while in prison. Important Notice. Ilia Ex cellency, Gov. Caldwell, has deter mined to pardon no convict here after unless the application for pardon is accompanied by a certifi cate from the Chairman of the Board of Directors, or Deputy Warden of the Penitentiary, that the prisoner in whose behalf the application is made ha3 properly and strictly adhered to the rules of the Institution in every particular. and has not been guilty of any dis orderly or intractable conduct. This notice will doubtless have a good effect towards promoting good order in the prison. God Bless Them. Samuel Bo gas, an indigent orphan of Wilson, N. C, having been afflicted for some time with Bright's disease, certain benevolent ladies of Wilson inter ested themselves in his behalf and made arrangements to have his case treated free of charge at the Penn- sylvanta Hospital, Philadelphia. The little fellow passed through Weldon on Saturday, in charge of the Express Company, which makes but small charges. Around the boy's neck was a card upon which was his namo and the address "Shipped by Mrs. Lee, of Wilson, N. C, to Mrs. Judge Hare, of Phil adelphia." Wo trust he may come back entirely restored and live long to bless those who have so kindly assisted him. The Murray Burglary Case. The second trial of Allen McPher son and Henry Williams, colored, for burglariously entering the house of D. C. Murray, of this city, on the night of 1st of January last, was concluded on Wednesday evening last, the jury returning a verdict "guilty of larceny." The prisoners were sentenced to ten years in Pen itentiary. Messrs. T. R: Purnell and J. C. L. Harris appeared for the defence. They appealed at January term, and a new trial was granted by the Supremo Court. Atthis te Lt,tni3 term a muttVTlvilf "i'he second trial was result above stated. We have heard competent judges speak highly of the efforts of Messrs. Purnell and Harris. They exerted themselves to the utmost of their ability, and that without compensa- tion. They put their case to tho . . . jury in a manner that cannot but impress the public that these young 1 . A . , , t f men are destined to take front rank in the law. They are deserving and should be sustained. STATE Edgecombe has oats two foot high. Three children wero burnod to death near Kinston, on theiSth inst. Tho Federal Court commenced its session in Statcsville on the 20th inst. Burglars aro operating extensively In Concord. Teat's bridge, on Tar river, has been washed away by the late fiooa. Fayetteville claims that business has increased 50 per cent, over 1873, Rose and Harry Watkins will soon open in Wilmington. Craven county had twenty -ono mar riages during the month of March. Counterfeit silver half dollars are circulating in Wilmington. The Charlotte people are excited over the approaching circus. The freshet in Cape Fear river still continues. Charlotte has a mocking bird that sings "Mollie Darling.' 1 Rutherford College has two hun dred students. Efforts are being made for estab- Hshing a bank at Asheville. The travel through Charlotte is unusually large this season. The Catholics of Charlotte pro pose to erect a new church in that city during the present year. The approaching 20th of May is to be celebrated in Charlotte by pa rados, suppers, picnics, &c. There are now 431 convicts in the Penitentiary and four more expect shortly. shortly, The children of the Orphan Asy lum at Oxford, are to have a picnic May 20th. Green Peas and new Irish Pota toes are among the novelties in Charlotte. Stabbing, shooting, burglary, and kindred evils, still prevail to an alarming extent in Wilmington. John S. Manix, Esq.. has re vived the New Berne Times. It will be issued daily as heretofore. Shelby has voted by a majority f oi n it v-two to DroniDit ine saieoi liquor. J. A. Gray has purchased the Shoe Factory at Thomasville, for merly owned by Shelly Bros. & Co. An old negro named Ctesar Wil liams died in Charlotte on the 5th inst. He was said to be 112 years old. The new Opera House in Char lotte will be completed in about sixty days, and promises to be an imposing edifice. McEvoyV Hiteriiicon will ex hibit in Wilmington on the nights M"1 tho 18th ln8t Tiie.coachBs or the hn o9i oni oi naf Queen and Prince of Wales were in the of tho 22d and 23d inst. A new Postoffice Is to Ikj estab lished at Lee's Academy, Wake county. The Spring term of the Superior Court for New Hanover commences on the 20th inst. L. C. Jones has been re-elected President of the Fayetteville and - Western Jttailroad. An old colored man named Gard ner Toomer, died in Wilmington on the night of the 11th inst., aged 103 years. A. J. Aiken, of Columbia Town- ship, New Hanover county, was kilied oy oeing inrown irom ma horse on the 11th inst. The Board of Directors of the Fair of the Carolinas. at Charlotte. have advertised the property of the association for sale. Seven or eight hundred hands are to be set at work on the rail road, between Monroe and Char lotte, at an early day. An extensive fire took place at Com pany Shops on the 17th inst., destroy ing McAllister's store and the Express office. A t thA rtrpnt tftrm nf th "Federal ""Court, at Greensboro, there have been five convictions for infraction or tne in ternal Revenue laws, and the parties sentenced to six months' imprisonment and a fine of 91,000 each. Dr. J. M. Hines. General Southern Agent of the Arkansas and Texas short Irn-', arrived in Charlotte on the lotn iusc. Dr. H. is a native of North Caro lina but has for some time been resi ding in Atlanta. Dr. J. J. Phillips, one of the oldest and most prominent citizens I of Edgecorribe county, died at his residence near liattleboro, on tne 10th inst. In Wilmington on the 15th inst., a colored woman named Mary Ann Giles, was stabbed by another nam ed Alice Simmons, with a pocket knife, mllicting a very dangerous and probably fatal wound. Some abandoned women in Win ston. a short time since, shot a man named Tom Lumley in the head and afterwards robbed him. Tom is recoverincr, but the money has not since been heard from. The Republican Judicial Conven tion lor the Sixth District will be held at Warrenton on the 6th of May ; and the Congressional Con vention for the Second District will assemble at Goldsboro on the 14th of the same month. Col. A. S.Buford, President of the Richmond and Danville Kailroad, has had a bill introduced in the Vinrfnia Legislature to allow a chancre of erauere of said road, to conform with that of the North Carolina Railroad. The object is to prevent breakincr bulk between Richmond and Charlotte. The town of Clinton has one thou sand inhabitants, six churches, six preachers, four lawyers, five doctors, twenty-one stores, two carriage shops, two harness shops, two boot and shoe shops, two livery stables, two brass I bands, one female college, on Jjaale JScadeiny, one drug store, on liews- shop, one barber shop and one bank. The Reporter says thy only need a street sprinkler to make them happy. R. M. Miller & Sons, of Charlotte, received on the 11th inst. five hun- Kentucky, in less time than four days and a half. It was transported 1 "W Ml -k."T 1 f II . Jm over me ijouisviue, ixasnvnie ana J wuwiern, iNasnviue ana Chattanooga, Western and Atlantic, Georgia and Charlotte, and Colum' bia and Aucrusta Railroads, and is the quickest time ever made over the lines. Latest News. Livingstone's remains have been fully identified. The Republicans of Albany have elected their mayor by 1600 majority. General Butler had an interview with the President on the 13th inst. Robert Frazer, of Virginia, has been nominated Consul at Palermo. The Mississippi river is higher at New Orleans than at any time since 1871. The steamer President, of River- head, was lost on Loner Island Sound, on the 11th inst. The Tennessee. Stone and Duck rivers are higher than at any time since 1847. The City Council of Cincinnati his repealed the Sunday liquor law by a vote of 38 to 5. Hostilities in the North of Spain have been suspended on account of bad weather. The heavy rains have seriously dam aged the crops and railroads in Ten nessee and other Western States. No violence had occurred in Little Rock, Arkansas, up to the 17th inst. The Mayor had closed all the saloons. Washburne has beer, elected U. S. Senator from Massachusetts, receiving one hundred and fifty-two votes. A bill has been reported in the House of Representatives proposing to abolish mileage for members of Congress. The seizure of three illicit distil leries in Tennessee, five in Utah, and two in Iventucky is reported in Washington. It is reported that R. II. Magil, the agent of the Phcenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., is de faulter to the extent of $50,000. Tho Secretary of War has tele graphed to the commanding officer at Little Rock, not to interfere with tho political troubles in Arkansas, except to preserve the public peace. The memorial of R. K. Scott, in vindication of his administration as Governor of South Carolina, was A A A 9 rm ' presented to the Senate on the ICth insu Gov. Brooks, of Arkansas, has ousted Gov. Baxter. It is rumored that Baxter will declare martial law and make an onward move ment on the State House. The suit of David Francis and wife against the Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn., on a policy of $40 000, effected in 1S65 on the life oTMrs. Francis' brother, who died in 1872, was decided recently the verdict being in fa vor of the phuntiffi for $10,000. The case has been before tho U. S. Circuit Court since the 9th inst. - ' Dr. Livingstone was burled in London procession. The House of Representatives has Sassed a bill supplying ' rations and isused army clothing to people made destitute by the overflow of the lower Mississippi. The rescued cabin passengers of the Euro do have presented CaDt. Thomas with a chronometer watch and chain, as a token of their ac knowledgment of his services in saving their lives. Frelinghuysen,from the Judiciary Committee, has reported back the Civil Bierhts bill introduced on the first day of the session by the late Senator Sumner, with an amend- ment and recommendation of the majority ofithe Coramitee that it be passed as amenaea. A larere number of steerage pas sengers of the abandoned steamer Europe called, on me 10m inst., at the French Trans-Atlantic com pany's Office, and were each given twelve aojiars w relieve ineir irn- mediate wants : also, all deserviner it will receive railroad tickets free to points of destination. The sub-Committee of the house Ju diciary Committee have jeoneluded their investigation In the Busteed im peachment case. The questions have narrowed to those of residence and the remission of a fine for contempt of Court. Judge Busteed impeaches theveracitv of Mr. Patrick bv an affi davit and declines the further facilities offered for proof in his own behalf. Jiiilire Busteed will open Court in Mo- biio n the fourth Monday in April. At the late inflation meeting in Cincinnati strong resolutions were passed, signed by Geo.T. Davis and oy vice -rresiaents. jn ine oiner , . -w - - J . mT m 1 A I side a document was signed by nity manufacturing firms, claiming to employ 5,000 hands, and to repre sent $10,000,000 capital, signifying their approval of Congress in author izing the reissue or the $44,000,000 reserve, and the proposed increase of the National Bank circulation. A duel occurred at Touline, near Rayou St. Louis,Miss., on the 16th mst., between Wallace wood ana A. J. Rachemin. The weapons were duelling pistols, and the distance twelve paces. Rachemin was shot through the thigh at the first fire. Wood was unhurt. It is re ported that the entire party, all of whom are from New Orleans, were arrested by the Mississippi authori ties. The party includes several newspaper reporters. The new Chief Justice of the Su preme Court of the United States deliverd his first opinion on the 13th inst., in a case from Illinois, touching the right of the State to tax non-resident national bank share-holders at the residence of tho bank. The members of the bar who heard it, and his brethren on the bench, speak of it in eulogistic terms. Hon. Keverdy Johnson is complimentary in his remarks, both as to the merits of the opinion and the manner of its delivery. The latest news from Arkansas, recieved on the evening of the 16th inst., represents that there is but little change, Jn the,.gabernai)rial Hnuddle. Brooks hoiaa the , State House, which is surrcfcnded by armed men. 'About 100 of whom have cannon. Baxter's headquar ters are still at St. John's College, in the suburbs of the city. He is preparing to retake the State House. About 1,500 stand of arms belong ing to the State are at the arsenal. Both Baxter and Brooks have made a demand for them, but tho demands have been refused. Men are pouring in on every train. The city is rather quiet. The committee aD no in ted at a receut meeting of leading bankers, merchants and capitalists of New York, called on the President on the 17th inst., and presented a petition signed by two thou sand five hundred persons,askinghim to veto the Senate finance bill. Two of tne delegation made speeches in which they. spoke of the bill as being disastrous to ( be best interests or tne country, ana as poosed to the pledges of the President :tnd the nation for an early resumption of specie payment. The President in reply did not indicate what his action would be. He said all had their various views. No doubt if he lived in New York, he would think with the commit tee that the whole world ought to think as they did. He had never given any measure more attention than he had this one. His views were already known. He had been opposed to infla tion without redemption, and was in fa vor of redeeming the pledges hereto fore made for a resumption of specie payment, Thecomimttee retired in uncertainty as to what the President's course will be on the bill. Market Summary. In New York on the 18th inst., cotton was quiet at 17ial7J Rosin steady at $2.70. Turpen tine firm at 45. Money steady. Gold unchanged. In Southern cities of the United States, cotton firm and in good demand from 15J to 17. RALEIGH RETAIL PRICES. CORRECTED BY "WAYNE ALLCOTT, FAM ILY GROCER, FAYETTEVILLE ST. AKTICL.ES. ) PKICKS. COUNTRY PRODUCE. APPLES Green, Dried, BUTTER Best country, Good " Goshen, BACON N. C. Sides. " Hams. 1 23 0 08 0 30 0 25 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 25, 30 0 00 0 15 0 00 0 00 0 00 1 15 1 00 0 CO 0 75 0 75 2 00 10 & 30 50 So 9 50 9 00 2 00 1 25 1 00 & " Sh'uldrs CHICKENS DUCKS EGGS-FLOUR-N. C. Family, " Extra FODDER Per 100 lbs., HAY Per 100 Bs., 1 00 85 1 00 1 50 80 0C 00 to 10 2 N. C. Irish. OATS Bailed 100 lbs.. 0 00 Seed bushel, GROCERIES. 0 00 BACON Rib Bulk Side, 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 C. R. " Smok'd4 " Shoulders, " Best 8 agar cured Hams. & & 1 40 36 COFFEE Old gov'ment, iaguira, Rio Prime, Good. FISH Mackerel, No. 3, 0 00 13 50 0 00 8 25 0 00 A 12 00 N. C. Her'ngs.cut - uoe torn Shad. Ubbl 0 00 000 0 00 S 50 fi 50 .009 0 00 009 0 00 0 00 000 0 10 000 0 10 00 13 00 12 50 10 00 v laj u k i uiapsco. 44 va. Family, Extra, M SnDerflne. 0 8 00 MOLASSES Cuba, new 45 43 45 10 P 11 sifc crop, fi bot hhd RICE- SUGAR Stand'd A 9 bbl Extra u, C YeUow. SYRUP BbL. CROQUET SETS, BALLS, DATS, HOOPS, Kites and Marbles at BROWN'S. Raleigh, April 7, 1874. PATENT M1SJDICINES. KEARNEY'S FLUID EXTRACT, B U C H U ! The only known remedy lor B RIGHTS DISEASE. And a positive remedy for GOUT, GRAVEL, STRICTURES, DIABETESjDYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBIL ITY, Dropsy, Non-retention or incontinence of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or Ul ceration of the BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, SPERMATORRHOEA, Leucorrhoea or Whites, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder. I Calculus Gravel or Brickdust Deposit i " mucus or jihkv jjiscnarges. KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU Permanently Cures all Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS & DROP SICAL SWELLINGS, Existing in Men, Women and Children. .rD-NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE! Prot. Steele says: "One bottle of Kearney's Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all other Buchuscombinen." Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five Dollars. Sold bv all Druggists. Depot, 104 Duaue St., New York A Pphysician in attendance to answer correspondence and give advice gratis, r-Send stamp for pamplets, free.-t TO THE Nervous and Debilitated Of Both Sexes. 2fo Charge for Advice and Consultation. Dk. J. 11. Dyott, graduate of Jeffer son Medi.-al College, Philadelphia, au thor "of sevr-ral valuable works, can be consulted ou all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has made an especial study) either in male or fe male, no matter from what cause origi nating or of how long standing. A practice of 20 years enables him to treat diseases with success. Cures guaran teed. Charges reasonable. Those at a distance can forward letter describing symptoms and enclosing to prepay postage. Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents. J. B. DYOTT, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duaue St. N. Y. feb. 4. ly. OFFICIAIi. NOTICE. U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE-SPECIAL TAXES, May 1. 1874, to April 30, 1875. The law of December 24, 1872, requires every per son engaged iu any business, avocation, or employment which renders him lia ble to a special tax, to procure and place conspicuously in his establishment or place of business a stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for the spe cial tax year beginning May 1, 1874, be fore commencing or continuing business after April 30, 1874. The Wxes unbraced wWiin the pro- visions of the law above quoted are the following, viz: Rectifiers, 200 00 Dealers, retail liquor, 25 00 Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 00 Dealers iu malt liquors, wholesale, 50 00 Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 00 Dealers in leaf tobacco, 25 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 00 And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cents for everv dollar in excess of $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, $5 00 Manufacturers of stills, 50 00 And for each still manufactured, 20 00 And for each worm manufactured, 20 00 Manufacturers cf tobacco, 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars, 10 00 Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more than two horses,) 50 00 Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two horses,) 25 00 Peddlers of tobacco, third class (ono horse,) 15 00 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on foot or public conveyance) 10 00 Brewers of less than 500 barrels, 50 CO Brewers of 500 barrels or more, 100 00 Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply with the foregoing require ments will be subject to severe penalties. Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special Taxes named above must apply to ISAAC J. YOUNG, Collector of Internal Revenue at Raleigh, N. C, and pay for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1874, and witnout further notice. J. W. DOUGLASS, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Office of Internal Revenue, Washington. D C, Feb. 16, 1874. March 26, 1874. 39 4t PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR. THE $300 KEWAKD. Executive Department, Raleigh, April 16th, 1874. WHEREAS, OFFICIAL. 1NFOR mation has been received at this Department that one Jacob, R. Hath away, late of the county of Gates, stands charged with the murder of Benjamin Aline, in said county, and that the said Hathaway has fled the State or so con ceals himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him ; Now, then, I, Tod R. Caldwell, Gov ernor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority in me vested by law, do issue this my proclamation, offering a reward of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and delivery of the said Jacob R. Hathaway to the Sheriff of Gates eounty,at the court house in Gates ville. Done at our city of Kaleijrn, the r ,10th day of April, A. D. 1874, and LL- f-Jm tne cjgtk year 0f American In dependence. TOD R. CALDWELL. By the Governor : J. ;:. Neathery, Private Secretary. description : Jactd) U. Hathaway is about 45 years of age, abeut five feet eleven inches high, dark complexion, black hair, dark eves, whiskers a little grayish, good teeth, and weighs about 140 pounds. Elizabeth City Carolinian and Rocky Mount Mail copy three times and for ward bills to Executive Department. 12 4t o The following Bonds or the JNortn Carolina Railroad Company, bearing date of March, 1857, numbered 392, 393, 395,400,401, 608, 655, 610, 615,622,638, 649. 65L 653. 656. 657. 658. 659. 660, 662, 663 and 665, according to a report of the Finance Committee maae 10 me r unit holders July 5, 1865, having been paid and cancelled, I hereby give notice that these Bonds will not be paid again. By order of the Board of Directors : J. A. McCAULEY, 38-3 1 Secretary N. C. R. R. Co. Company Shos, N. C.; March 13, 187J, THSW ADVJSttTISTSItfENTS. jt- 144 SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTEO To entfaee du ring the; Spring and Summer in a busi ness paying ?150 per month in their own counties. 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Agents wanted evfirvwhfire. Send for circulars and extra terms to TO-DAYPub. Co., Phil- adelphia, New York, Boston, or Chi- cagp. 41 4w Tvlie Highest Medical Author ities oi Europe say the strongest Tonic, Puj-ifier and Deobstruent known to the medical world is jITJUUBEBA. It arrests decay of vital forces, exhaus; iinrt of tbo i nervous svstem. restores vigor to the debilitated, cleanses vitia ted! blood; removes vesicle obstructions tfeacts directly on the liver ana pieen. Pripe a bottle. JONN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Piatt St.. N. x . i 41 4W cures all Humors from the worst Serof nla to a common Bio ten or Plmple From two to six bottles are warrantee! tc cure Salt Rheum or Tetter. Pimplet on - Face, Boils, Erysipelas and Ijiver Complaint. Six to twelvo bot tics, warranted to cure Scrofulous Swellings and sores and all SKin and Blood I Diseases. By its wonderful Pectoral properties it will cure the most severe recent or lingering Cough in hall me iime reqmreu dt any oiner mecnemo and is perfectly safe, loosening cough, sooth ing Irritation; and relierlng soreness. Sold uy au Jjrugpists. K. V. FIEICCE;, ITT.S.. DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY X! SUPPLIES. ; I Headquarters Department of the South, IOffice Chief Quartermaster, ! (Louisville, Ky., April 15, 1374. Sealed Proposals, (in triplicate) under the usual conditions, will be received at this office, and also at the offices of the United States Quartermasters at the several Postal named below, until 12 o'clock, M., on Wednesday, the 20th day of May, 1874, for the delivery of military supplies, during the fiscal year, begin ning July 1st, 1874, and ending June 30th, 1875, as follows : Wood, ! Coal, .Corn, Oats, Hay, and Straw, at the following named Posts : Louisville, Lebanon, Lancaster, and Frankfort, Ky.; Nashville, Humboldt, and Chattanooga, ; Tenn.; Huntsville and Mount Vernon, Ala.; Atlanta and Savannah, Ga.; Charleston, Columbia, Yorkville, and Newberry, S. C; Fort Johnston, Fort Macon, and Raleigh, N. C; and St. Augustine, Fla. Bids for any portion of the supplies will be entertainedL The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Blank Proposals and printed Circu lars showing the estimated quantities required at each Post, and giving full instructions as to the manner of bid ding, and the terms of contract and payment; can! be obtained by personal oriwritten application to the Quarter masters at the various Posts, or to this office. I JAMES A. EKIN, j Deputy Quartermaster General, I Chief Quartermaster, Department : of the South. April 20th, 1874. 43 w4w J o r p ri n t i n e. HAVING TAKEN CHARGE of THE SENTINEL JOB OFFICE, I ask a liberal share of patronage from my friends and the public generally. Every description of Job work Neat ly i Cheaply and Expeditiously Executed, and at as low prices as the times will afford. I ! All I ask is a triaL Satisfaction guar anteed. ! Very respectfully, JU11N W. MARCOM. 11 tf SI LfIALL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE CUEAP.r-I offer for sale ten small building lots' in the City of Ra leigh, near Tuppers church, at terms within the reach of every laboring man who saves his surplus change. The map showing ; exact location, size and prce can be seen by calling at my office at he Club House on Hillsboro Street. I A. W. SHAFFER. Raleigh, March 23, 1874. 1 tf 41 4w I 1 fOl IP) OFFICIAL. TTN1TED STATES MAIL.--NORT1 . U CAROLINA. Post Office Deiatit.mf.xt, Washington, 31st March, J 87 1 . Proposals will be received at the Contract Office of this Department un til 3 o'clock p. m. of May CO, 1871, (to bo decided by the 10th of June,) for carry ing the mails of the United States from Jnlv 1. 1874. to Jnno 30 lRT. on thr fal lowing routes intheStatoof North Caro lina, and by the schedule of departure .1 I 1 1. : i ' and arrivals herein specified, viz 5281 From Falkland to Faniivili, ;i miles and back, three tinx-s a week. Leave Falkland Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday at-1. 15 a. la; Arrive at Farnivilloby 12.ro p. in ; Leave Farmvillo Tuesday, ' ' -day, and Saturday at S a. i. , Arrivo at Falkland by 10 a. m. 5282 From Bakersvillc, by Fork Moun tain, to Johnson City, ( I i nn.,) 'M miles and back, once a week. Leave Bakers ville Friday at 5a. m Arrive at Johnson City by 5 p. in ; Leave Johnson City Saturday at o a. m ; Arrive at Bakcrsville by 0 p. in. 52S3 From Ivy to Flag Pond, i'lYim., l 15 miles and bacK, once a wee k. Leave Ivy Monday at G a. m ; Arrive at Flag Pond by 12 p. m ; Leave Flag Pond Monday at 1 p. m ; Arrivo at Ivy by 7 p. m. 5285 From Madison to Martin's Lime Kilns, 15 miles and l ik, onre ;i week. Leave Madison Saturday at J. ni ; Arrive at Martin's Iim- 5i by ; p. m ; Leave Martin's Limof Kilns 8:tur day at 7 a. m ; Arrivo at Madison by 12 in. 52SG From New-Bcruo to JI.i.l wt ('reek, onre a week. Bidders to report dimmer, and schedule of dopt'.rt nro and :irriv:ti of mails. 5287 From Kver (tMvillc bv Falling Creek (n. o.,) t J J u'.oiivili'j, 1M miles and h hi.- ! ;l Wet '... Ijea v v K v e r ut l ' '. ., p. in ; Arrivo at lientonviiie 1 Leave Uontom iiie v.u: a. m ; Arrive at LveieiL; ! 1J. n 5295 From Tarhorouu n, . ville, to William back, three u:;irs -i w Leave Tarborou'-ii 1 ue-i.:v i 1 1 ' i I ' day. and Saturday . . ti ... ;.i ; Arrive at William.- a1'; !.v " Leave Wiliiamstou Tiv ; , i day, and Saturday, at ir Arrive at Tarljorcn-rh by-': 5290 From Winfall, tv iXvi-irr. waruvuio, to to.vifv JGi miles and ha -k, i .v. n. o.. week. Leave WinJ'all Tiu , and Saturday ;:L i a. t.; Arrive at Woodley'.- oy Leavo Wood ley's Tn day. and Saturday ;tt n: ; y, ' Arrho at Win fall by " p. 5297 From Mauteoto Uattciii . i and bac-k, oiue a Leave Mauteo Sui.dav al d a. Arrivo p. in at Hatter: Leave Ualtoras Tuesday at ( Arrive at Manteo Wodne-day I. in. . 5293 From Mehaueviiio to Mrl.; miles and back, on f o a wrrl:. Leave Mebaneville SutunhiV 4 a. m ; Arrivo at Melville by 10 a. m ; Leavo Melville Saturday at 11 a. in ; Arrive at Mebaneville by i p. in. 5290 From Carthago, by CeutrevUlo, Yatson'H llridgo, Oulf, it Ur.iruh, to Pediar'y Hill, 30 miles and back, onco a week. Ijeavo cartnasre u'eun .s a. m ; Arrive at Pedlar's Hill bv ( p. in ; Leave Pedlar's Hill Thursday -t a. m ; Arrive at Carthage by 0 p. in. For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate, and also for instructions Hi to the conditions to bo cnibiarud in th; contract, Are., see ad vcTii. oim nl oi Dec 1, 1873, or of 0th Sept., 1870, hivi'lt..; proposal.- for mail servicein North Car olina, to be fouM i at U.o principal pt offices. Bids should l.e Kent in scaled n el opes, superscribe-1 .wail i roponai.-s, State of North Carolina,", aiul a-.i.i::c.s u to the Second A'-.-i.-laut Po.-ttua .tt i General. JNO. A. J. CllF.SW hLL Postmaster General. April 0th, 1S74. -i.L INSUKANCi:. , NOIITII CAKOLiKA STATE LIFE INSURANCE COIPANY, RALEICilS, NORTH C '.KO;.' .l, Capital, $200,000. OFFICERS: Hon. Kemp I. Battle, President. js 11. Cameron, Vico j 'resident. W. II. Hicks, Secretary. Dr. E. Ii. Haywood, Med. Direct . Dr. W. I. ltoyster, A ,,'t Uv. hi- J. B. Batchelor, Attorney. Oi H. Perry, Supui vising DIItEC'JO Hon Kemp 1' Battle, Jion i'l i well, lion John W Cuniiio;uii. t M Holt. Hon V,'m A S::i:Ji, ir .'! 'i' V J IIawkiii3, Hon John ".liiiuiu:;-, R -Cox. Col L W II ::!; f r v Murphv, Col Win TO An-h Williams. Col W Ti Sar McAden, Col A A M-Ko.v, J 1 ' - ' James A Graham, I'll '.n'.o. J ( Mcltae, JB Batchelor, J IV .:: Wr Clark, W Upchufeii, ) Ihn J i i Nichols. FEATUKE.H AND ADVANTAOi. It is emphatically a Horn It is largo capital guarant; ;nj).ii!v. and safety. Its rates are as low ait Of -it: first-class company. Itoflers all desirable form''-' i' -on ancc. Its funds are invested at hoin- i circulated among our ow n tdoop'c. No unnecessary restriction i;.,--' upon residence or travel. Policies non-forfcitah;e uli- V."' years. Its officers and directors afo pro:t. nent, and well-known North C;iii?ju ians, whose experience a business u ;i, and whose worth and integrity j alone sutlicient guarantees of the Com pany's strength, solvency and tuv . TEIi:o. 11. II ILL, Local Agent, O. H. PERRY Raleig!it :. Supervising Agent. jtt Good Agents, with whom liberal contracts will be made, Wanted in cve v, , county in tho State. March 13. 1873. SS-w6m F R S A j K. A House and Lot in tlio J.asicrn Ward, containing four rooms and kitchen, with one-fourth acr of ground attached, on Newbern Avenue, will 10 sold on reasonable terms. Any ierson desiring to purchaso will apply at this office. inar 4 t. .
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