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THURSDAY, JULY on. iair- c&omJ jJubli- urCunty wasnieju m hprf:fMVa$)dn &a- (Mjltn on L VtA VTI c nUw-m m 1 frfUVS f nnP :YrillifiiVT!w' Jnvncnj. 1 II Rob- hin.; Gardners, I) W Barnes; Sar ;itpCT J X Eason ; Wilson, Dansey In1 rrhe committee retired, ml after "a short deliberation, reported the following, which were adopted : Resolved, 1. That the Republicans of Wilson county, in Convention assembled, reaffirm their adherence to the platform of principle adopt ed by tb party at Rnleigh, in April, 187Z. M. Th:iL while the ReiHlbliCan mrtv is pledged to equality before tlie law. we cio noi approve ui legislation that has a tendency tx force social equality between the races, such as mixed schools, mixed militia, intermarriage of the races, nr nf nnv of the relations which must be regulate! by society itself. 3d. That we endorse the nomina- ,tion of T. H. Purnell, llsci-, for Su perintendent of Public Instruction, and urge the friends of education to rally to his support. The committee recommend the following person for candidates for the various county olriees to bo vo ted for on the 0th day of August next: For Representative T. J. Fat man. For Sheriff K. JI. Winslead. For Suierior Court Clerk P. M. Rriggs. For lteg'nter of I)etds-T. J. Rowe. For County Treasurer Wiley Lamm. For Coroner -II. W. Edwards. For Surveyor- It. A. Ellis. For County Commissioners Wj ; ley Daniel, Soloman Lamm, J icob Rentfrow, James Wiggins and J. J. Ilynum. Ith. That veenli)isetlie nomina' tion of J. J. Sharp, Esq., and Col. (1. W. Stanton, as our Senatorial c.mdidates for the Seventh Senate-, rial District, and pledge them our hearty support. "th. That we will support the nominees of this Convention and if any decline to be voted for, the Chairman, with the advice of the County Executive Committee, to fill tho vacancy. On motion, it was ordered that the Chairman appoint a committee of-ono from each Township an Ex ecutive Committee for the county for tho next two years, and that O. W. Stanton be Chairman of said cammittce. I In accordance with the above mo-1 tion, the following appointments Were made for tho Executive Com- niittee: Col. G. W. Stanton, Chair- ni:in on . WrwKhinL 15. J. JScott. I J. S. Hoy kin. Council Uoykin, ' ' - " w ' Ililliard Ellis, D. W. Weaver, D. W. Barnes, J. T. Eason and Peter Rountree. On motion, the Secretary was re quested to furnish a copy of the proceedings of the meeting to the Era for publication, and other Re publican papers to copy. On motion, the meeting adjourn ed. O. W. STANTON, Cn'n. James Wiggins, Secretary. Tho Ladles' Uegatta. It is a pleasant fancy on the part of the gentlemen of the New ork Yacht Club to have a "ladies' day" in aquatic sport. Although it can not exactly resemble such an occa sion as tho ladies' day at Ascot, it willbenono the less surely a pi quant and interesting occasion for vachtsmen themselves and for their lady friends, whose eyes are supposed taraln BoodJnflticnces-on I their lives. Perhaps . the (un will bo somewhat on one side. All la dies do not come up well to the ordeal of the flowing sea that most its the yachtsman's idea of what plendid in his sport : but it will tr-testof feminine pluck and those even - who endure Wactorily to themselves anently the worse Hes who have ob pirit In which yachting with others and cous ess with which p be outdone,' itxi tJ tive led : I f and perhaps Ibetoogai- unnanosomeiy. I the best : but the I JJTiiuiy friends must not come I .yn tosee: how they look when I hey return, as Becky Sharp used I A . A iLA k. X n I . . I n I feast her eyes on the seasick mor-1 t&ls coming over the English Chan nel. J lerald. Tho Farmers' Savings Bank, of Charlotte has declared a dividend of live per cent, on the earnings of the bank for the past five months, besides carrying 5,000 to the sur ? fund. Tho iirst National l'vif? ihe same plac&bas also de 1, :a a dividend of five per jent. for iho past six months; ; I tOnedpy last week, says the New Yo'tii Commercial .a temiierance crusader oh her return-, from a pil grimage to the pan try.V overheard singing: .?'f- l.lt-tle drops of toddy, Little grains of Bpice, fc Don't they make a body l Feel so awful pico ! 9, : t w.n-Jtantmvburff. A Uaelcv f naiii XAniru; SpringbiTT, J T Boykln ; some ti ' ilfinlii 't!ntinr!I Bovkin : Taylors, I part of .1 'irjWoaV At the people frkt -Ut Motion iov bJl It thoehairv : audi Henry,- A." WiCfWJi rcquesiea to acta oecreu ty.i '.Majit-T; CtfWestalF being: called upmi ga Vc'aJ Vcty 'l'r 1 aiid conci8e jpfaatibfinhVVJo ipt; Natt Atkinson, .ft.commUt of. twelve : were appointed byline. chairman to draft - resolutions tdfaeJ submitted to the hou- for.itssati-. proval and the follow Ynnmr T I kinson, iSF raugherty J KWUsori,: E F Clarkv TI?om IMvitUonj-Maj T OWcstall, W M Uutlgerj Joseph 1 Wi rson. Hi lahrt roup andJessMc Fee. The tViinniltted retiredi and after due dyljtfeni lion,1 presented he : follow iug resolutions to the oous winch,; jwith the exception oice, were mously adopted : :reas, There has existed ror me past a disposition on the certain would-be leaders of the Democratic party, to pack and control nominating conventions to their own interest, and to the in terest of their friends, regardless of the will, wish or interest of the peo ple ; and whereas, this disposition has been fully carried out in the con ventions lately assembled ; there fore, i Resolved. 1st. That we denounce the action of said conventions as iniquitous, and the nominations there made, so far as they were made to serve the end of said clique, in no way entitled to our i suijijuu i cuauin- ucuun. s d. That wo wrill support any good men for any and all positions, who will co-operate with us in breaking down corruption, not only in trovernmental afiairs, but in the I Democratic party as well. , I 3d. That we sever ourselves from the actiou of all conventions neretq- fore held in the interest of anv uer- son, ring or.ciique, anu ... ? 1 11 A. that we hereby assert our true manhood as American citizens. 1th. That every citizen should be fully persuaded in his own mind as to how he should vote, and consid er it degrading to take any pledge to any ring, clique or convention as to whom he should support for of fice. 5th. That every candidate should 1 !1 1 sianu on nis own menis, wnen can vassing for the suffrage of his fellow-citizens, and not as a pledged I supporter of others. Gth. That " the dead past be per mitted to bury its dead," that it is the bounden duty of all to turn their back to the past and their faces and efforts to tho future. . , 7th. That as our Railroad inter est is of paramount importance to our future prosperity, as a people we deprecate any movement by any party, clique or ring, who may be disposed to delay, or in any manner tamper with that question for political partisan purposes, or for individual advancement. Resolved, That the Asheville pa pers be requested to publish the proceedings of this meeting. R. C. PATTON, Ch'n. Henry A. Wkstali , Sej'y. Col. Thos. Kuflin for Judge, i To the Electors of the Seventh Judi cial District of North Carolina : ; ll AT respeciiuny announce mauam a candidate lor tne omcc oi Judge, at the ensuing election. I have been determined to take this step, by the advice of many personal menus, anu me souciuv . - tions of persons belonging to both political parties in this District, who profess themselves desirous of hav ing the law administered without the suspicion of partisanship. Being incapable of soliciting votes. for such an oftice. unon the score of party prejudices, I should make no allusion, at all, to that subject, if it had not been charged, in some of the public prints, in advance of any publicly expressed purposes of mine to become a candidate, that I had changed my party affiliations, in the hope of reward from t hose to whom I had hitherto been opposed Such a charge is grossly unjust to me, and still more unjust to tnose who make it : and. 1 give lLa posl- tive denial. There has never been a day, and there can never come a day, in my life, when I have been, or can be, willing to separate myself and my fortunes from tho good people of nay native State, with whom I have so long ana so earnesuy syinpa thized. In conclusion, I beg to assure the whole people of . the District, that; in the event of "my promotion to so honorable and important an office, I will uso my , best " efforts to dis charge its duties faithfully, by. an equai, just unu impartial aummis-' tration of the law. T. ItTJFFIN. i June 29th, 1874. j It is acknowledged that the sugar crop of the United States for the adoptfon'ttMisrntrettBJ ing gentlcinefi.yR M t Ilviiicr. Cant .Natt Ai-il s in tarpaulin present year will be a total failure; pretty and on account of the Mississippi over see), witn ma- now. One result will be that the jhich sort of Spanish custom robbers in Cuba mchmorenat- will impose extraordinary duties V women all upon sugar importtxl to. this coun- i J. iita yv wicj uan. auviiii- i try. In this way they take ad van-: wsc w uui mniuuuura, uuv uuiv w r.. r :r,..., t keep up the war against the repub- lie, but to fill their own pockets wnn American goiu as usual, it the port of Havana alone were con- trolled by friends of this ;Govern- ment or of tho American people, if the Cuban republic for instance, nn . Hn I . . ......1.1 E. . A . r ferent. and our misfortunes would not be used to enrich our enemies. As it is. we may expect to be sub jected to impositions as a nation at the bands of the Spaniards, as our citizens have been subjected to in dividual cruelties and sjoliation. Washington Republican. Judffo Tourgree Withdraws. To the Voters of the SevenUi Judicial District: ' - I hereby withdraw my candidacv ior tne judgeship or said District. In so doing1 1 desire to return my warmest thanks to the friends who have given me so cordial a support and to assure them that only the gravest considerations of duty have led me to adopt this course. A. W. TOURGEE. Orcensboro.Juno 30th, 1874. "The folloiwlnff-statement of the leresttoiar)l:adeTt4I rfiiov: J t corntng itt very llKhfr;Tfte exttec-T tAtionslofA tew wwktigaMhaVe beendisitppolnted:: KOst; ecabVJdfnt; worm are complained or. uats oei- ter. Qras.pomisipgv:yjne Sing tasQwcloyer,. Cn.yery.bawrd. OI It 111 grain ndoubtedly oaafiWtton and corn backward. .it.u uim; rtv ThertOf mer'grassy. Ij:'or scarce what we have is trifling. ' Prospects gloomy. Pamlino 0my--Crops in this section splendid. Cabarrus County The Concord Sun says : The wheat crop of this county i3 reported to be unusually good. The late rains have greatly improved thacondition of the crops generally, and the prospects of a good crop of everything are very flattering." Wake Gounly Crops backward. Cottons looks w-ll. Corn -sorry. Oats nver iM'tu-i and more than usual. Very fu.e rrop of clover and other grasses a g'Md sign of pros perity for this county. ifalifux County Crops of all kinds said to be promising. Johnston County The cotton crop is very tine. Planters are working hard. Crops are clean and look healthy. Corn crop will be suffi cient for all purposes. Edgecombe County Crops are in .good condition. The farmers are looking forward to large yields of cotton and corn. Thomas II. Sutton, Esq. The venom of Democracy has been poured out upon this gentle man ever .since ho received the nom ination for Solicitor from ihe Re- nnhliean Partv. It is no wouder I . . - when it is considered that Mr. Sut ton is a man of the people. The son of a black smith, he owes all lie has to his exertions, and per sonal merit. He nor his friends for him, set up no claim of his for con sideration, based upon traditionary greatness, or ancestral renown. His ancestors for generations have been of those bv whom the true destiny and grandeur I - 311 of this country nas been and will be wrousrht out the patient, dilligent, and intelligent working people. It is for such men tnat the self styled aristocracy of the "Old Cape Far" has no use, except to vote tin in. Let but some one ol the people -ever himself from his dependence on those who in all their words assort tlu-ir superiority to common mortals, and the measure of abuse which he receives is the irrefragible evideneo that the do minion of these aristocrats is one of fear. Rutthe people are learning their own strength, and the tactics of their oppressors. WiL Post. lfow to Fight Hard Times. The'Christiansburg, Va., Messen ger says: "We once rode up to a farm house in this county to spend the day. We found the farmer's wife alone in the kitchen preparing dinner. The farmer was at his tan yard hard at work. The two sons were in the field gathering corn and running the farm. One daughter was in the weaving room making materials for family wear. The other daughter cleaning up the house, and then to the sewing. There was no hiring upon the farm, no man servant nor maid servant, no boy or girl. The work of the whole farm and family was done without paying anything to others. This is the way to get out of debt UUU Ucl UlUli. lino 13 uic noj iw have thrifty farms and yeomanry. This is the way to live and be hap py. Were this the rule, instead of a remarkable exception in this State, Virginia would soon become as jich as any Northern State." It is stated that our government throm?h our minister for fulf in" rpmnr-v for the Viriniu nrisohi ? p,,k rrkJ ers who were slain in Cuba. The demand is quite as decided and peremptory as that of Great Britain CORRESPONDENCE It must not be understood that The Kua. endorses the sentiments of its corresDond- ents iu every instance. Its ; columns are open to the f riends of the party, and their communications will be given to the public as containing the views and sentiments of the writers. Hon. James II. Headen- -Ouri I Candidate at Selma. 7b the Editor of the'Erd : lam unaccustomed to writing for tho papers, but feel that I must tell- you oi the handsome manner in which our candidate acquitted him-! coif of. f hla ta! q c rr J cu n tkai a r i Julv 1st. A nrnwd of abnut cine hundred assembled at the large! Young, of your city, and all p-i nnf n.n.a.t.nnlr mUl. , tun nao ouutiv wAbit Miocaav ouu! graceful style of the speaker The; stunninsr blows he dealt to the s rvQOO:N nmmn -r. lffA.l . i i anfii.,, nflm nJ,i . iuh iywiuwvia,y , ujujo saucily S MSa and kem 5: Sft0"? Smril felt by our political : enemies. We have not heard Capt. Davis yet and his friends here are wondering why the captain was not here-with Mr. SWlb in YiivSuon to itate- lBtolitSM&t I1iimA!?h Headen as they see on Mr. Head The Democrats after hearing: Mr. Headen here Wednesday saw why the uaptam was not here. . He can- jiot stand up against, the invincible j argument of Mr. Headen. This Is I the secret of his absence. . j,r ;a I r in Air. lieauen wo can assure our also an attorney, ana probably fa friends throughout this District that tally wounded. They had aquar our principles have an able and elo- rel on Monday, when 5WeIsh drew quent defender. Let them turn a pistol on Barnes. Mutual friends out and hear him explode the vaga- rifva nf tho rrrwrcif ion f.i 7 1 1 pinhfa I he handles with ease and to thesat U faction of all both white and black. I I 11 I A 1 1 X At A ' He opposes it on principle, and clearly demonstrates that It Is acramst the interest or rxth races.. He will poll a large vote In thfs section. At the close of his speech Col. Young, being called for, re sponded in a forcible and telling manner. A REPUBLICAN. , From -an Quarters. ; 11 The Frimatc'of Bzii l'dead.'' .XA xnad dog .was kille4 In New rkbrftfitt&th'.trlfjfiifter! biting tW&Tb M " . Strong .shocKs of earthquakes w'ttcttferienced in Constantino- pe,;6Vr (he 2Uh ult. The Zoological Gardens in Fair mount Park, Philadelphia; were opened to the public on the 1st inst.' Largo numbers of male and fe male clerks have been discharged, from the various departments. ,,The Presidept is expected. to re turn to Washington about the 1st of July. The rates of transportation for naVal stores on the Carolina Cen--tral Road have been reduced 16 per cent. Bishop Whelan, Roman Catholic Bishop of West Virginia, who has been seriously ill, is considered out of danger. G. B. McCartee, Superintendent of the Treasury printing, is promi nently spoken of as Assistant Sec retary of the Treasury. Congressman J. H. Sloss, on the 29th ult., shot and killed one Geo. F. Long, at Tuscumbia, Ala., for slander of his (Sloss') daughter. Kate West died in Paris, Ky., on the 30th ult., from an overdose of arsenic taken to beautify her com plexion. Win. O. Auery, the present chief clerk of the Internal Revenue Bu reau at Washington, will be re appointed to the same position. It is believed in ouleial circles in Washington, that all of the com missioners appointed by the gov ernment of the District for Colum bia will accept. Until the 30th ult., the flag over the Palace of f ho Captain General, in Havana, bus boi no the ensign of the crown. On that day the emblem was removed. Win. L. G. Kent, late Sheriff of Norfolk county, Va., committed suicide on the 30th ult., at hi.-, resi dence in Norfolk, by shooting through the head. In a raid made on the 29th ult., into iiaoasnam and ltabun coun ties, Ga., by United States Internal ltevenue officers, thirty illicit distilleries and contents werv seized and destroyed. Btiford Wilson has assumed the functions of Solicitor of the Treas ury. Many clerks and employees have been discharged with two month-' pay. which somewhat al leviates immediate distress. The 29th of June was the hottest day in New York since 1850, and wiih the exception ofone'day that year, was ihv warmest in fifty years. At 4 p. m., the mercury reached 102 in the shade. Sixteen sunstrokes reported. The full bench of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts has decided that the school committee board is sole judge of its own membership. This decision sustains the action of the Boston school board in refusing seats to women, and the latter must go to the Legislature to obtain that privilege. No appointment of Judge for the Western District of Arkansas in place of Story, resigned, will be made till next winter. In the meantime Judge Caldwell will, un der the law, hold court in that dis trict. General Sarbon will resign the Marshalship of the Western Dis trict and Gen. Pagin will be appoint ed to succeed mm. The public debt statement issued 1st July, shows a reduction during the month of June of $2,180,196, the currency balance is $14,586,010, and coin balance $74,204,804; coin certificates $22,825,100 ; special de posits held for redemption of cer tificates of deposit $58,760,000. The Comptroller of Currency has called for statements from National banks, of their condition at close of busi- ness on the 25th ult. At Memphis, on the 30th ult., Chanceller Walker; in the case of Venablev. the Paducah & Mem phis. Railroad for damages, has de cided that no such corporation as Paducah& Memphis Kailroad is known to the law. The authority under which the charter was grant ed having been unconstitutional. this decision, if sustained by the Su preme Court, .will render all con tracts entered into by said corpora tion null and void. The Attorney. General, in add i- 'ori tie demanding of the resign notion of Alorohal Qa-rKoi F A J nation of Marshal Sarbor. of Ar kansas, has asked the Marshal Of the Southern District of Mississippi 10 nave ine Kinaness to vacate nis office; and the same request was, made of the TJ. S. Attorney for that District. These demands were made after an agrent of the District had made an examination into ehareres Pf bribery and corruption JSS;4!?! ill, i.1 C W ilUA WJ OCJl UUB UiU- nfc. jti-,f u rri dar dorine tfie month of JnW "0?. J130"1" Ss ' July- vtow" iixwuio uuuug uue art; .iKTi liii riHJi nrv: nnrmo" . i una I.. - . J,..tn T 1 oto nmu uuiiuK uuue, XOiO. 13 alsoan 'improvement in in teraal revenue receipts: The treas ury department several days ago commenced payments from the $4,000,000 to supply deficiencies. The public debt statement first of Jul show a slight decrease. The government will pay $22,000,- At 10 o'clock on the morning of j the 1st inst., m. D. Welsh, of Mem- phis, Tenn., a well known attorney, and candidate for Clerk oftheCrim- inal Court, was shot by B. B. Barnes, attempted to adj ust the ' difficulty. nnrl hnrl a tnootinor in Tr Tnnoai and had a meeting in Dr. Jones1 offiee. "t The parties to the quarrel were present. Barnes said he was ready to settle the .affdr. and it is 8uppAised that Welsh misuruit rstood his remark, as he rose, drew his pistol and said he was also ready for the settlement, whereuoon Barnes" fired, the ball striking Welsh on the left temple and com ing out under his ear. Barnes at once surrendered to the officer. i vl Jhe Social Cotton Mi 1 Is of . Provi- burned.' Loss about $SOO,Out). In surance $630,000. A. C. Buell, of theDetrojt Free Press has been indicted for charg ing Zach. Chandler, U. S. Senator, ; with drunkenness. Matt Fo3, a - vwitoHrom Chicago, aged 28, t died . suddenly of heart disease on the 1st inst., at White Sulphur Springs, Va. U iir. HaleL has declined the Post Master Generalship on ' account of impaired' health His successor will be named in a few, da3s. The Republican State Convention of Iowa has passed; resolutions fa voring the submission to the ped ple of ah" amendment extending suffrage td women. The Freedman's Savings and Trust Company, at New York, re ceived orders on the 2d inst to stop , taking in and paying out money. ... . J. B. Barker, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the House Committee on Post-Ofrlces and Post Roads, Is mentioned in connection with the office of Post-Master General i J. B. Fagin has been appointed Marshal for the Western District of Arkansas, and .Joshua B. Hill for the Eastern .District of North Carolina. j The President has t appointed Chas. F. Conant, Assistant Secreta ry of the Treasury, vice S;iwyer. Mr. Conant hafc been clerk 7in the warrant division- for . nine years. He is from New Hampshire. Vincengo Protenzo, of Augusta, Ga., was .found insane at the Fifth Avenue Ilotei, in New York, oh the 1st inst. He had thrown his watch, chain and cl6thes out of the window. , . The mother bank of the Freed man's Trust Company at Washing ton, has suspended and gone into liquidation. A large number of colored people were around the bank on the 2d inst., imploring for money Without success. Instruc tions ha ve been sent to all the Soutliefn branches. In the Patent Office, on the 1st inst.. a clerk who had been discharg- exi; became temporarily insane, and divesting himself of all his clothes, seized a bayonet from the Model Room and" rushed through the halls of the buildirjg, to the great conster nation of the clerks, and was final ly taken in charge by the police. PATENT MEDICINES. KEARNEY'S F L U I D E X TRACT, B TJ C H U I The only known remedy for B RIGHTS DISEASE. 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QaturHav Anmict let 17il oaiuraay, August 1st, l4, tius office until 12 o'clock, m., j for furnishing fuel for use of the Gener al Assembly and the several Executive offices of the State, as follows : 500 cords of merchantable hard wood. ; 25 tons of hard coal. The quantities to be more or less as may be required, and to be delivered at the Capitol yard atsuch times as the tua- dersigned may direct, subject to inspec tion. f Bids to be made separately for wood and . coal, and each accompanied - by wuu auu feenruy (jusiinea) ror tne un livery of the articles mentioned, the bond upon bids for wood to be $500, and the bond fortonal to be $2u0. Bidders are requested to bo present at the opening of their bids. Envelopes to be endorsed r - ", and addrassed to the undersignel. WM. II. tilaugl IIOWERTON, Secretary of State. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. $25 A DAY (iUARAINTEGD u1ngr our Yi;i.I, AUftElt A: URILIi in irood territory, in dorsed by Gorcrnort of IOWA, AIC KANSAS nild DAKOTA. 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Speciality: Pianos and Organs to let until the rent money pays the price of the instrument. Illustra ted catalogues mailed. A large discount to ministers, churches, schools, lodges, &c, fec 2 4w FOREWAUNED, FOBEAB5IED. To bo forearmed now when you are threatened with all the ailments caused by debilitating Spring and Summer weather is to make free use of JURXTBEBA. which -will make the Liver active, as sist Digestion, Purify the blood, strengthen the Uterine and Urinary or gans, invigorate the system, and make you enjoy life as j'ou ought. Price $1 a bottle. John Q. Kellogg; New York. 2 4w AGENTS WANTED FOB THE Centennial Gazetteer of the United States. No book has ever been published of such universal interest to the American people. ' It appeals to no particular class alone, but to all classes; to men and women of all professions, creeds, occupations and political opinions to Planners, Lawyers, Business Men, Me chanicsPhysicians, Politicians, Teach ers, Students, Manufacturers, Salesmen, men of learning and men who can only read, to old and young. All want it as a book of constant reference, and to preserve for their children and chiK dren's children as the only complete and reliable work, showing the gigan tic results of tho first one hundred years of. the greatest Republic the world ever saw. It is not a luxury but a necessity to every well-informed American citizen. Agents make $100 to $300 per month. Send for circular. ZIEGLER ife McCURDY.1 2 4w Philadelphia, Pa. INSURANCE. NORTH CAROLINA STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ItALElCiir, NOltTII CAItOfillVA, Capital, $200,000. OFFICERS: Hon. Kemp P. Battle, President. F. II. Cameron, Vice President. W. II. Hicks, Secretary. Dr. E. B. Haywood, Med. Director. Dr. VV. I. Royster, Ass't Med. Di'r JV B. Batchefor, Attorney. O. H, Perry, Supervising Agent. DIRECTORS: Hon Kemp P Battle, Hon Tod R Cald well, Hon John W Cunningham, Col T M Holt, Hon Wm A Smith. DrWJ Hawkins, Hon, John Manning, Gen W rPK Wm 'Ahderson, John G iffi a?S8' ni a a t i t'v k Y SS- FHamVrol McRa, J B Batchelor, J C Blake, Walter Clarki W G Unchurch. J J Davis. John Nichols. FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES. It is emphatically a Home Company. J t is large capital guarantees strength and safety. ' Its rates are as ' low as tuose of an first-class conibanv. It offers all desirable forms of insur ance Its' funds are invested at home and circulated anions: our own neoDle. No unnecessary restrictions imposed upon residence or travel. Policies non-forfeitable after two years. Its officers and directors are promi nent, and well-known North Carolin ians, whose experience as businessmen, and whose worth and integrity are alone sufficient guarantees of the Com pany's strength, solvency and success. THEO. II. HILL, Local Agent, O. H. PERRY. Raleigh, N. C. Supervising Agent. Jt3?- Good Agents, with whom liberal contracts will be made, wanted in every county in the State. March 13, 1873. 38 wGin "gOUNEK Sc GRAVES' SCHOOL, Hillnboro, ?sT. C- A Classical. Mathematical. Scientific and Militarv Academv. Fall session begins the in July. 2d Monday Board and tuition, including fuel, wasning, lights and furnished rooms, 157.50 per session of twenty weeks. INSTRUCTORS : J. H. Horner, A. M. it- u. u raves, A. M. Hugh Morson, Jr., Uni. of Virginia. Major D. II. Hamilton. A. W. Venable, Jr., Poughkeepsie Com College. Circulars sent on application. 33-2iawtilljulyl3 'IUi:i ""V.'ii'ljit-jTij.viilll'iffra ij i n i in ieoitt-wm. Now is the: time to secuice bargains. Prices suitable to tho times. NAT. L. BROWN. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, April 7, 1874. li-lm. mm mm PATENT MEDICINES. R R a R 3ADWAVS READY RELIEF CURES THE WORST PAINS Itt fmm OrtA fft Twontu Mini NOT ONE HOUR rirr reaJlng thin adrertlMnt need any on SUFFER WITH PAIV. RADnATS BEADY RELIEF IB A CCHK EVERY PAIN. It waj the first and I Tho Only 3?aln Remedy that instantly stop the mort excrnclatlnir pains. alj"v, Ititlaminationa, and core Connection, whether of if,. L.iiuu. stomach. Bowu, or other glands or ortraus i v ouc applicaUon. ' ' IS FROM OKE TO TWENTY MINUTES. rM!?!!eLhow violent or cxcruciatJntr tho rln t ,. KHKITMAT1C. Bed ridden, Infirm. Crippled. Senoj Neuralgic, or prostrated with dineaso may suffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EA8E. INFLAMMATION OK THE BLADniV INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS Ani.R CON1ESTIO OF TIIE Lfi SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT HREATHIVn L PALPITATION OF THE HE art HYSTERICS, CROUP. DIPTHERIA. "t-ART HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE111111' ""-" COLD CHILLS. AOlTESSa0 RnE" The application of thaKeady Itellcftn tho part. t nrtii where the pain or difliculty exluw will afford t a. ami Comfort. 5 Twenty drop In half a ttimbler of water will in f, momenta cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, Sol'K STOMA' I- II K RTBl'RN, SICK HEADACHE, DlARKHup . HYSKNTERY. COLIC, WIND IN TUK UoWELs an.l all INTERNAL PAINS. TrHvelers should aiwava carry a bottle of Una wuy'i Ready Heller with them. A few lrtl . , " will prevent sicaneaH or pain fnn change ,r wjtrr. It ts better thaa French Uraudjr or Hitters a-. ftimulant. FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cent. Thr- , not a remedial aentln this world that will cuti' K.-P. and Airue. and all other Malarloun, RIIoum.. Scnri, ' Tvphoid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided bv h i WAY'S PILLS) so quick as RADWAY'S READY LIEF, Fifty centa per bottle. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND PURE RICn BLOOD-INCTIK :t OF FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN ANJ BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALU DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent VMS GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CTOF.S vi OUICK, SO RAPID ARE THE CHANUKsi Til! BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE IN KM F Vi K OF THId TRULY WONDERFUL iltDlCl.N! THAT 4 Every Day an Increase in Flesh aai ei&lit isSeen ani Felt. Every drop of tho SARSAPARILLfAN HFnr, VENT communicates through tho Blood, Sweat. I'm,. . and other Fluids and Juice of the syittem the vi.. ., Hie. lor It repairs the wastes of the body with in -w ij ouiid material. Scrolula, Syphilis, Coimumptl .in, iiiandular disease. Ulcers in the throat. Mouth. Ti mors, NodcMin the Glands and otherpartsof the svtt., Sore Eyes. Ktrumorous discharKes Irom the Ear", m. 1 the worst forms of Skin diseases. Eruptions, IVv r Soros, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Eryip!&i. Acne, Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh, Tumors tin ecrs ia the Womb, and all weakening and painful 1i charftcs. Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all wusttn .i tho lite principle, aro within the curative ranoce of tin wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days' iim- v 4 Srove to any person using it for either ot these furtio ieaie its potent power to cure them. If the patient, daily becoming redticed hy thensv and decomposition that is continually prok'rctiMiv, mi. . I'H'ds in arresting these wastes, mid repairs the vim with new material mnrie from healthy blood and ll: 1 the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure a rur i.-i certain; for when once this remedy commoner rj work of I'uriflcation. nnd succeeds In diminishing i!: Io!-sof wastes, its repairs will lie rapid, and every dm tiiv patient will feel himself growing hetter and strong '. the food digeHting better, appetite improving, and iks and weight increasing. Not only does tho Sarsapahilliai Hesoi.vbvt all known remedial agents iu the cure of Chroni rt (ulous. Constitutional, and Skin diseases; but it 1 lU i.uly positive cure for Kidney XHladder Complaints, Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes. DrntwV, Suippage of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Hrleht 1 case. Albuminuria, and in all cases whero there m brick-dust deposits, or the water is thick, cloudy, inn. I with substances like the white r an egg, or threads lik white silk, or there Is a morbid, dark, bilious apjn r mice, and white bone-dust deposit, and when tht-rv : a pricking, burning actuation wlien pasaing water, au l puiu iu the Small of the Back anJ along the Lulu. Tumor of 12 Years9 Growth Cured by Railway's Resolvent. DR. RADWAY'S PerfectPnrptive&RggnlatinsPills perfecMy lasleless. elegantly coated with sweet pnm, puriM-, r'etrulaic. purify, cleanse and strengthen. Kail win Pills, tor the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Liv. r. Howela, Kidneys, Blad.ii ri Nervous Disea-i Headache. Constipation, Cosii v ns.s, Indigestion. L pepsia. Biliousness, Bilions Fever. Iniiaiiimatioii of t H Ho we La, Piles, and all Derangi'im-nt oi the Inteniil Viscera. Warranted to effect n t)oitive cure, l'un lv Yusetahle, containing no mercury, mincralsur delc'Ti dus drugs. A lew doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the ,. tern from all the above named disorders.' Prio', l'j ci tita p-r Box. SOLD BY DKUUOISTS. READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Rend ono 1-ttcr Jtamp in RADWAY k CO., No 22 Warren St . S-w fork i.itortnatiou worth thousands will be keut ynu- loSTPoivEME.vr or sai.i: i JRAIIROAI PROIMnnV. In the Circuit Court of the 1'nitnl' StatesFor the Western District " North Carolina. Henry Clews, Hiram Sibley and oth i-, Plaintiffs, Against The Western North Carolina Riilron.i Co., E. D. Tod R. Caldwell, Riiln Y. McAden, The First National J'.;ink of Charlotte, John Huthei fordi Hiram Kelle3', Thomas (i. ,Greeiilo(, Jann -Greenlee, Mary Carson, A. II, Mvwin N. II. D. Wilson, Assignee, R. M Walker and others, Defendants. The sale of the Western North Caro lina Railroad, E, DM heretofore onl.i ed by the Court, and advertised to lak place at the Court-house floor in the ej: of Salisbury, N C, on tho 18th d:i1 ; June, 1874, has been positioned jv asijil" sefiuent order of the Court, umifthc 17th day of August, A. D. 1874, at which time it will take place at ti said Court-house door in Salisbury, ;ti. upon the terms and conditions beret- fore published. . S. GAITIIER, Morpanton, N. '. MARCUS ERWIN, Asheville, N. '. THOMAS KUl'l rX, J Hillsboro, N. C. . THOMAS IJ. Ki;0(ill, (ireensboro, N. '. June 21, 1874. l-tN rjlIIK CAROLINA Sl'liIN; HI' -o- Patented January UIi, IS7: -o- The undersigned tho oilers t'y the pub CAROLINA SPRING BED BOTTOM, which for Cheapness, lurability and Com ho challenges the world. This bed is composed of the dor Spring, made of tho best tempered Mr. . is simple in structure, and is pen'ert : noiseless, being an improvement up all other similar patents. I will sell County or State Riht low figures. Parties wi.hing'to nr.:" tiate should communicato with uv ''' once. Any one with a littlo energy, 111 make money with this patent. For particulars, address 1). V. WIIITAKIOK. jan.2S-tf Raleigh. N.