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WEEKLY, " to clubs of fire, t the rt of of ten or more, at the rate of. 3 00 3 SO REPUBLICAN ADDRESS TO THE FEO-' 1 PLE OF FORTH CAROLINA. t The apparent purposes and the action of the late Convention, assembled in the City of Raleigh, on the 4th day of September, having met the open disapprobation of many Republicans in the State, and raised serious apprehensions of discord it the party, the undersignea neg ine lnauigence oi ineir fellow-citizens in .submitting the following vjews, and exhorting all truly loyal and Union man to iwmMnv and. unity -of .antion -mirardk of the ' temporary mix acciuenrar prevalence or mauui- tlVUB HUU .... waum I The Union Republican Party of the nation must he relied upon to settle our present troubles and to restore the lately insurgent Spates to complete harmony with the General Gojern ment ; and to render such restoration permanent, to prevent a speedy renewal of recent Btrifej and ..ndM.n(Aii tko fntnr nxfftv kiuI intecribr! n the Union, that party! nas assumed, ' reconstruction, certain, fundamental principles. ' eie-,stalilfhnleVof,,wfticir,''8 lae pfrpujmr senti ment of the voting masses in the lately rebelliiu States, U held as a condition precedent to their being admitted to the exercise of political powers in the nation. .'pi; It must be borne in mind that these State are to l restoml not merely to being governed tHem sclves, but to the exercise of equal powers in goy-v erning the whole conn try. They relwlled against Uie Union, and waged a war for the esUvblishmettt of certain principles of their own until they were sub dued by those in whose government they now tmi to be made again participators and equals, ixxore leing raised from the condition of the vanquished ort(, it is not unreasonable that they lie required to renounce the principles for which they waged the unsuccessful war, and accept such as are now prescrilied as essential to the general peace and welfare. ihi :; ' But, in as much as the people themselves, and not the States, are the real repository of political power, it is required that they give evidence of a popular renuueiation and acceptance, in good faith, and not merely a temporary acquiescenee from expediency, in order to. recover JJj,.nower to renew the late strife andTeMve a lostausc.' Re construction has lieen delayed only because of theif failurtsiii fario iiaMfestsadhkiisposUion, and for the establishment among them of a pre vailimr entipey n accQnUmie-therewith. Tlic preparatory poficy of Congress has tieen contlilct ed step ly s$ep with this view, Its first-step was to wairfir' vineniary Aarfif(Ation in the elec tions ordered by the President. But adverse I onnnseU having preaslfd those elactioiis, the "Constitutional Amendment" was propoted.for their vouutry acceutaucp, by which certain prin ciples were1 to W ircotporated in the Constitution itself, and a sufficient number f individual citi itar arHJcd.totedttsrtain hostile purposes were to be excluded from the exercise of political pow ers to give to the well disposed the ascendancy and control in public affairs. This proposition was rejected by such majorities and in such a spirit that it was considered to have become ne- cessary to create a new political element in the reltellious States by conferring the elective fran chise pjion the colored population, aud to estal lish military governments for the maintenance of oljcdience and order while the spirit and disposer tioa oareople wtr9 peiDg again tested. In this condition of affairs we are now called upon to act. The principles isopght ,to be-, established opoo the sound basis of popular sentiment, as prelirai- J nary to reconstruction, may lie fully gummed up in two projKwitions, viz i ' ' 1. A faithful and willing adherence to and sup jrt if thi tlhton HiilJof the- vehrrnet df the I 'nited States ami a quiet submission to its an- thority unlcr te" 1'pnsJtflfption. 1'. Civil and jmlitical equality nmong all citizens, irresjieutive of race or color, und the jrotcction ot " white and colored alike n all the rights, privv legcs and immunities of citizenship. These are the principles of the Union Repub lican Pabty, and are Uie oidy tet of n true, national republican. Our restoration to the rights and powers- appertaining to a recognized State in the Union, awaits and is dependent on the establishment of these principles as the pre vailing sentiment of the people. The government has refrained from executions for treason, from banishments and from confisca tion. It docs not now suspend any threats over us ; but apjieals to a voluntary sense of returning loyalty and duty. The masses of our people who have leen so long excited and misled, seem now disposed to yield to reason and justice. It is the duty, and should In" puipftse of every true Republi can in the State to encourage and advance this disposition of the people, not only by inculcating ,the great principles of " Union and Equality," but By YetnbVingf ' eiery obstacle to its progress. Our adversaries have retarded . it ifl f qrtb. aro " Una," trot so inuch by reason and argMtnent, as by appeals to sectional prejudices and misrepresenta tions t)f the purposes anil designs of fhe Repub lican Party upon distinct and collateral points. They;have charged that? patty : with the design, 1st. Toconfiscatcthe lands of those compromised in tlw rcWffltbn to be phreeled' out among the col ored citizens ; 2d. To perpetuate the disfranchise ment of the whites from the ballot box, while the whole of the colored men are enfranchised, and thus secure the political supremacy of the colored race in the Southern States ; 3d. To continue the official disabilities now imposed on native citizens of the State, and thus, in effect, place our gov ernment in the hands of strangers who have lately , settled among us for the purpose of becoming our riders. .Thse unjust.. charges, tive Imd much effect upon the Uninformed nfasses of the jwople and have raised up apprehensions and hesitancy even among the most steadfast friends of the Union. The fear exists that the'colored vote can lie controlled against all native citizens in favor of those who can parade military services in de stroying slavery, and having themselves no inter ests to be endangered by confis-ation,'mny, the more easily, delude the illiterate and credulous' with vain hopes of having the lands of their neighbor parcelqd.,pqt amociji then. Such a pcals to the "Colored Kpulation' would inevitably pioduce alienation and prejudice tictween the races, fatal to the establishment of a safe and wholesome public sentiment, and dangerous to the peace and good order of society. That these apprehensions might be quieted by having the position of the party uon these and other points distinctly and unequivocally set forth and promulgated in North Carolina, it was deem ed expedient and proper that a Convention of lUpoblicans should be called to meet in the City of Raleigh, on the 4th day; of September, 1867. The Convention was accordingly assembled ; but its action waa not such as was hoped and expect ed. It was, 'confessedly; 'unfortunate that after the courtesy shown to recent settlers from the North, by making a prominent politician from the State of "Ohio, (Col. Ilea ton,) the temporary Chairnyta of the Convention, they should have de manded, and, by appeals to the colored delegates on the ground vf- rmlitary ftertiues,' sect red the i rejection . of one of the most prominent and ' "'IWWttryTot tne' natftw unionists of the; State, New Hampshire, (Gen. 3.iL Abbott a gentle man preuonsbr nnheard tgUhe masses of our people, 6riMMLjtoty&-iiofftteT from the fede ral army who had reqently located near Wilming-. ton in this State'.; "It lsaon more to be retrretted '.r'. that W colored fsperji frhr Wrrnihiipn and itg ' VlcJrlUy', 'Wconded by 1 il", Jrehi.ematf ' from Ne' W&l (Cot. Wcig'' 'V- advocating the ! etebtlon'of - J0k;; f-ZLtklfXtiyr liii4t .VtUed , Uh-.. guajjo' inigrt&viHJif ujcd;'3cbmlaied: 'to u 'cruise pre v 16'udlf eScisting' a'pprehe68too4,T'JTtiey. , 'ratted the 'mlfftkfy prestige of ifheir didata, ' 1 fii tlrfg aaihkt'flaVex,' VMley ;rejfeacbe4 i the native clfizeni i$tahit$ )sWejjing to , perpetuate it. anidlarj'Julern' Union 'men- with acting eitner ilym cowaraice or from a hope, to save1eir.Jive'l'prpJ54rt.-by' te'rimn4tArig the . wir shtJla.rhe effect of these, appeal vpbv'tm aflpmf delegates jva.rnAuiffest-' 'ed by the excitemenr and enthuklasnt mia which rKav Autul a AAtitioals! rt Vta tnnM tr oiilamt fr- -fill;; ! "... -!'': New. SEiijJis. '' - '6f eiroW-ifcce; and'6f one officer, lately in $k federal service, (Gen. Laflin,) who met only re pro4h and inswlt fox raising his .voice in advocacy oi VTOCiertiorfand-prtidfence. " " The ehx tionjof Gen, Ablott as rxmanent Prestt detft.of 'aN6rthJC)aIla'Cventfon;1ra8 follow, ed hy the ejection of font Secretaries, ' twoi ,o vhom, were strangers Jately located among us, 'aWd 'fv.y cohered : hieti." It cpbld hardly bei exT pected "that tRe rjongrees- oi me xjnne 'crates woud le likely to view the action of a (Jonveitio; so controlled, as expfessiveof the true sentiments, of tti State, cr the. success of a party under ii tit 3rdini sffiehW eiidce1 of the' tenrpej an spiiik of our people, to justify the restoration? of thcStAta toiitt righU and powers! in the genqraj government. ', Bit an. effort wAa,'nevetthel)esade to (uiet the ljiublic mink by committing the party in, this . State, authifftly and 1 BtithxritativI.(,. byotK three1 ini8,to-wu f Jj Agwaa xnemrpoae orcimre of confiscating1 prirat jffopcrty for political of fenees hthd present conditiHnial uffiiirs; 2d. .fa favor of rroviidine in- tltClStatft Constittttibh for .tbe&MRBin of the elective franchise to vfiry white and colored man alike ; da. In tavor o trie removal oi official disabilities from true and loyal sate anu pruueut io nut ow.- wnumiTO pq pjjfttforjn ad rcaolutions," after full -and pro loflg3 delibrfttiou, 'reported to the Convention thref resolutiojlis enibodying these sentimenji, and recoijnmended (their passage. lint tnese resolu tion were mei bv a repetition of excited and irn"- inodaH,djstiison, an4 Atfed lowjj. ' trt was nnfof-tunate, that the motion upon which ie first of tlU resolution was rejevtedvya made, nothy Amy jnative citizen ot tne state, wnitc or coiorca, but by a pronnnqnt iQlitician from, the State Oi i Ohty (Ool.'l WntAe.) . i-lli fttnor-two were reject ed on the motirm of a gentleman from New York, (Cbli'Peck,) now resident in Wilmington. On morion of a native of the Stat, by inh,i btrt who now lis, and ha bocn for some thirty years A resi-, dentiof the Cijty of Wasliington a plan of party orgafdzation was adopted, so repugnant in its de tails! to the customs and usages of our people, and k effectiys in the, hiuwU of any w ho might seek! to placed our government in the. hands of strangers by controlling the colored vote, that it cannty fai to f 9X'U adilitiopal alafi and distrust Krthern gentlemen should e encouraged to settle among us by extending to them every court esy 4nd kintlniss, and by dJacountenacing the re vival of prejmiices, which sliould Dever have ex iste, and ought now to be forgotten and buried foreicr. Buthvhile our"i)ebple are willhig for receiit scttlersfBhionp ns to participate in our puV lie niffairs, it i not natural that they should view with favor, the appearance, even, of an effort to place their government, entirely in the hanxbi of strahgera, to the exrtnsbn of those whose rnfor raation, interests and experience so much better fit them to tnwlerstand awl nsnige tim manifold interests and lexigencies oonnected with oar pre sent! unfortunate condition. It must appear to the jpeople urifcind and unjust to take advantage of their helpless conditiou, by exciting appeals sod! delusive omisea to the most ignorant, and7 mot unsuspecting and docile of our population, nd thus raie; up enmity and antagonisms among us, ruinous to the colored man, for whose, lights and; welfare verv good citizen is now solicitous, andUesVif 4 ft 4 t8& V : "I10 are laboring to jnaBDace Xhe, tate for a return to the Union by bringing the popular mind in. conlial unity with the great principles of the Kepublican Party. ' , ( It cannot be expected that a Convention in this Staie apparently controlleil by such influences and distinguished by such action can command the approbation and confideneeof the people 'of North Carolina. Bat it is advised and hoped that no true Republican will' alwuidon the party or abate his zeal in support of its princqdes, W-unse of the tentporary and accide'ntftl ascendancy of ill advised audi impxopef counsels in a single assemblnge. Ratiher let of adherence to and support of the RoimMTcan lrty be increased and strengthened, thai by, the trfumph of its policy, we may see the Union reconstructed and confiscation thereby ren dered imposi4ble the "Constitutional Amend ment" aaoptpd and universal suffrage under it the fixed law of the land and the official disabil ities remove from every one who is true to the Union and wjho discountenances, all efforts tp keep nine .atuirfoiitiesahif prejudicr threateeing to the jwak-e and integrity of the nation. Let the peaple ineet in their respective counties and districts ty their own spontaneous uctioi, and put forward their own candidates men true to the UnionJ and trustwrothy as i Republican and by supporting such, manifest to the nation that in Notts Carolina, there exists srtieha pre vafl in sentimeni of nationality and such voluntary Mdi6ne tf he las ot the laaM, tiat restora tion to rigntsTand powers in theoVerhnent, so far from beiug dangerous, to the peace and welfare of the RcpubKc will add strength to the great edifice of Union, IiUbeiity and Kqualitt. By requiring euch .candidate to announce un-' equivocally iils-ppoition to confiscation and his desire for the' admission of every white and colored nntn alike to-Hhe balkrtt lox, the iieojde maV pre vent the ignbrant and unsuspecting colored citi- pen from beirir deceived lv vain -pt-oinises of laiul ddtiations, into an attitude of hostility and conflict with his white neighlors, no less ruinous to him self than detrimental to the Jace and prosperity of the State.? After a satisfactory State Constitu tion shall ljuve tieen framed, should any true, Union men,iunder oflicial disability, 1 elected to any positiorii. Congress will, doubtless, remove such disability in each case, in deffcrencc to the wishes of a true and loyal constituency, and thus protect the jjieople against a transfer of their gov ernment to t&ie haudkof strangers. However fntich the conduct! and spirit of the late Convention Jmay le deplorel, and however much it may have? increased previously existing appre hensions, it is yet in the hands of the jteople to pro tect themseivea attlie ballot 10X, and to secure a restoration of tlieir rights, and of proserity and pea, by (-Cooperating with the Union Republican Party of the nation in the support of such mea sures and the enforcement of such laws as have Iwcn adopted for the security and preservation of the L njon. . . - i In this rk the interest of the white and the colored citizen is identical. jbefc there be no ill- feeling nor. antagonism between them. Bat let .each, taming a deaf ear to the appeals oi disunion agitators and designing office hunters, maintain firmly the Constitution and laws Of his country, and to the etent of his ability, labor to- advauce the great principles of justice lilwrty and equality "WATSON'S GALLERY. ; PH0TOG1APHS, Colored in Oil. 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To the People of Western North Carolina; , Thetioyal Union party of Western North Car olina have long felt the need of a thoroughly Ioyal Republican paper, to adyocate their claims, ind contend for that freedom of speech so long denied us by the enemies of the Union, who, when their cause failed, scarcely hoped that their lives would be spared, now encouraged by the "policy" of Andrew Johnson, use every means in their power, , by falsehood and.' misrepresentation, to make our friends in Congress believe that no loyal element exists in the State, and that a general am nesty is necessary to insare peace and quiet to our section ; while the truth is, it would lie the .initiatory step to scenes of crime and Woodshed. The people, we say, of the Western portion of the State have long Buttered m pnbhc opinion for the want of a sound, unbiased . loyal press to refute these vile slanders and hurl back the abusive epi thets lestowed upon us. 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The attention of the public is resjjectf ully called to the large nndwell selected stock of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, SMALL FRUITS, -HARDY EVERGREENS, and SHRUBBERY, Cultivated and for sale as these Nurseries, and Gardens. ' ... 1 Special attention is invited to a verv large lob of CATAWBA GRAPE VLNES, for vineyard planting. The quality ofihese Vines cannot be excelled, being grown from strong cuttings, and well rooted bv thoroutrh cultivation. The Senior Proprietor is the eldest son of the late S. V . W estbrook, the pioneer Nurseryman and Fruit Grower of the Southern States, and is thoroughly skilled In this department of Rural Enterprise, having been engaged m the .Nursery business fifteen vears. A large iortion of the "Old Wesl-Green Nur series" is connected with this establishment, vith several large learing experimental Orchards of the lest American and European 1 ruits. fhere- f ore (he Proprietors are well informed as to the most suitable varieties for general cultivation. The Fruit tiade is quite profitable this season to many of our citizens, who have only small orchards, -and domestic W-iue making is on the increase. Who will make a paying investment in a large Marketing Orchard, or a surer ono in large Vine yard of the lest Wine Grape in the State, bearing regular and abundant crops every year ? Send vonr orders to WESTBROOK & CO., Box 6(k Greensboro, N. C. Catalogues, with list of prices, names of varie ties, and a great deal or information, sent to all applicants who enclose a three cent postage stamp. Orders tor ail and- early Winter piantui: solicited early, as the season for. transplanting lgins m iNovemher. JENKINS & PERRY, Agents, scp 13-2m . . Raleigh, N. C. N. F. BURIIAM'S CELEBRATED French Jonval Turbine Wntoi- Whecl. This WHEEL, the Greatest Inveutkm of the at. su: passes all other wheels in power, economy . . , tcr, arid steadiness of run, simple' in con--t r :- 1 i in and a masterpiece of workmanship. It s i.oi liable to set out of order, and from its iKiMtimi in the flume is accessible at all times. 1 is cheaper than any other wheel (of the same weight and finish) in market. Cs'" Send for circular.. Cv" Persons ordering thee Wheels can. have them put up by most competent workmen at a small cost. Address all orders to E. 11. CHESTERM A N, Millwright and. Engineer, i . : Richmond,1 Va. aug 3-w3m Sole Agent for Va. & N. C. JglST 1)EIED PEUIT FOR FAMILY USE Families or Schools, desiring to supply them selves with a good article of Dried Fruit for winter use, can have any kiad, or an assortment, care fully selected and packed in half-barrels or barrels, bv apmvine to the Undersigned. " Apples, peeled and nnpeeled Peaches, Pears Cherries and Plnius. now on hand and constantly shipping. " " ' . E. A. VOGLER, S3p 13-lm. Salem, N. C. TUST PUBLISHED. TURNER'S N- 0. ALMA Tf AO,' ' FOR 18G8. We are now prepared to furnish the alove Almanacs. to Booksellers, Merchants and Dealers in any qnannty. Orders will be promptly filled at $8 perilmnj dred, or 75 per thousand. 'WILLIAMS .& LAMBETLT, 1 Booksellers-and Stationers, sep 6-tf. ,)'. T HE INSUliANCW AGENTS rAJk- A long estahlishod 'and firM ias4 iUfe lasnr rance Company New ,York are, ini want , jof an Agent 'Raleigh',1to take North Carojfna, or sev iral eountioS as tt dfeferiet ' 'Good -reemnTthmtt tijona OV jTeireixr ,mttst weowpany appliq atiens. Address Box 3006 P. O., New York. 3t T E ft. 40 j tjU : THE ETNA LIFE UlSURAHCt CO. 'I ":' -jm i. -j ;: , .;! i, ,!:, , ;,, ' ' oi-nARTioilri,1 CONN.' ': x the msTiN rEATuib' ;i i )( i' I OP A u'l SOCK ,.,C O J P.A NY. Uy "the Stock "Plan the full raiA' e, PtfoniHuLis iihesedintely . socrired to idbe hired rsjSRHy -siaf..itfir rw,preiy ...Uv. i iuu vuiue m lnsurapce ot the Preoiiwu Paid is noteeenred to the Hlkv:holder. Uo takes a portion 10, hjwiaelf;u. : i RiMiirAteltens of t'Miforiring It was chartered 47 veara aim. It kni Asacn m trns ist Julf. IT. la fcltfHVl (Irtrf has paid tosses, daring the last(47 years, aiiunt- andwyw kasidver OSE M1L3JOK ial5vei llfebili- anu is m jyus uiufi one f:tlw.8ifoufCflt com panies in America. ' On th IlrtrtatiDS Tfe nlsn one-half 06 the Pfehuvun in.Qasb, ahd'aawle for me oLiier nan o mr cent, Mitereet, and you will not lie'eallcd'apod to' pay said riotcs. ni thev will Ikj alorled By thd prodt- yiin be entitled to'" after u.eyear.yi, ;j, ;. , . .. 50 per ctnt. nividoiid, ": ' ; and the notes win 'lie rcturhcaW von nnn1.l by the Company. ; ; tl. . ' ', 1 . WeA-haricge comparison with any other, invest-' ment yiddtiig anything Tike such advantaireous results. . ' : : U ). r. ' 1 , .. The "CounccticutMnlual" bnustiiurlv rib. i ma to I the largest, Ixest. and cheaiiest Comuanv in air thWttMryi-wlth 'fiO.ftoO.OOO bf atcts.'She) paiu.oar memjtfr iwricenL drndeittast far. Reniemliex you must he a Jueiulr 4jea before getting it and 'she has now iltjod down to AO pericenti 'km'j- idJ l- tie cii- :'., i Like the "preat Earn.sJiecjCTiistodrbp: ig hack into a"safer harbor'.'' . 1 111 Look in! Barns' ; Reiwrt'. atrtaL'e' 6lV 1 and ' Voii will see the follovying ptatoiiKiif.: ,. . Jj" Total amount of losses aud obviHis Uimaid $27i2,700;00; arid $1,006 of i't fesbteiL'' i if Iu this saike report yon find n6 each : stare'ih;ni aixut the httle JrtiA.- .,With her NfeJjaotLOOO: assets she is now paving her. members 5(per'cent, dividends. Then compare' lier NoniForteHfhg Ed'1 dowment table, with ths moat adantatdtts of all companies, and see which, has, the Cheapest rates: 1 ": " " r' "" irTSA. 1 .'CONK. tuTUAO , 14o 40 $30 lr to 40 38,74, : ! Oto 40 -.MM. 14 to 40 $34,78. l." to 40 20 to 41) y8. ' 30 to 50 30,to60'i.,6ii4. The aliove taiilcs are on each thousand dollarsi and coritmue 6STArs, m!Uke proixirtioEt' 1 ,,, And the reason tlutt the Atka idra( irig fire from these big gams. is .simply., owing, to lact ' that her Officers can' handle l7,(HMS.(j0()and 'wits more dividend; than .the'"phrey,if(rlua'li, with The ETXAhas, avcragcdrl,.r00iMw jiolioies per month ihee 1st Jktttikry1, letjVth'd face 61 nil oiipoaitipn, and-there & sniiLij; ixiifit nvrims SoundLifet, . dlil "... . 11. ,.. General -Agem, , aug28-lm. v . . f or C. & Virginia; TMTORTA-Nr AOUN'CEilEXT. EVERY YOUSG MAN desirous to obtaina thorU ougn rractical Business Education, should' nfteiidd -1 1.1..1.11M . ' .. . . . T ni Pit A dTlCAL B V StNESS CQiLEG E , 2 NATIONAL TELEG14APIUC 1NST1TU TE,1 Corner Baltimore and Charles slrdete Baltimore; md. -,; FoujVdkd is 152, CuARTSRKrr in 1854. TUB. ONLY INCOKPAJUTB'D INSXlTrION Of the kind in the State ef UTjjlaud. THE LEADING BUSINESS COtljEGB ...': ..-,'.:: 'il or: r .1 1 1 ' OP; iliAXTIMOKB. " THE COLLEGE IN MARYLAND Whieh Jias irittoloctd'thfe systcin ' ol',aetuahmihicss practice ' to any extent. SriESDW BANKS, ''' ' . MlSJXESii HOUJSESi .: . .. . .AND OFFICES ' in successful oijeratidjii . Eicrv Student liecoines a Me'rclninf. B00W- kucper'iHid liiuiker, and iroes' throghl 'Wtht fhe, whole business rmUuie, ul Buying and Scum Shippiug, IwiK)rtingJiCt1c.,etc. . . n ,,J(T , The Mod Extrusive . , , , " , ' ' And mHtFlegatbf" 1 ' " ' . 1 1 .1 an ' ..'-! hfirtttkhM mmmliiihitettt'-- I of thtt kind in. the i . United States. Everv Younir Man should write immediately' for our large Illustrated College Journal, coritaiij ing Terms .of. Taition anditll paftirnlatt, whuh will be sent by return mail tree of. charge, .with samlcs of Jdoney, Commercial and Business Papers and Beautiful Specimens ftf SrnPtu-eriiini l'ennuinstap-AoMress , j . K. iK. H)SLfc.K, J'riucmal. , jul 10-ly, BaltUnore Md. OTi , TON.". The GREATEST fiLESSINQ'of (is AGE is' ' ' ' 'danfortii ic cb;s' , . : ' '. ' n ) i. ' i i.i ' : j 1 i i BON: TON- SOAP, ' "; Its' use ill sare ' " ' titj ! iii.: A: TIME JA-at clothes wnh ipukker p I Raleigh Ni'a -&JJjWcMfi - . MONET 1 T as. one pound wUl go as tar 5 WANTED:1 T,:j' ' 7 ,;'' ; twoof6rdftaivsriay.11 V.i-jfV. 1 Hlll not ttartiiaj fnsat SabtKuni fii-f) T x .II S O U -Wi.UMjvfitftA! BRATED XXX FAMILY SOAR .n1?j!ni DAiNOKTlI & CO., ' 70 Murray Street, New York. RATES OF ADYEETISLQ. One fsquatlirit tim&M, .". i t : .' 1 X . . . . each sttbssooeM insertion, ..$1 00 60 une square, u Afstds, , 6 OL 10 00 IS 00 Two: sqaarM, three mantba,. j. i ,. ,twelve months, ..10 00 16 00 as m .300 00 BuaoMmChtiMlftrace dries per year, 8 00 Advertiaeiaeiite pi jnaaifleA wto time, pabnshed a orJie(J put ai. cfimrgea coordingly. A3 MfTBrtigemtfnt eonslderea ne OCW -nrst inaerUon aod eoUecteble sooocdingiy. .tl ,H? a Kill..!. :,t'J Ut t'K JOHN C. GOWtM. A U.j?1 KKATHKHY. icR0L::adB3ji Lathery ... i' 1, i ' ! 1, I BOOK AND J0B.PE1NTERS, '1 rr ' ilj 1.. MRU ttliT -.if; .!! :il r ' i"' BINDFJR8 ' ANjr' ,-(,xj Ut .iiil , - -I'l.; ' cl.. ijiitil'i lin t,. . 14 u. !-T BlIiriCTU BL A! ER .111 " of II T 1 Jilt III Bo ' 1-J aw Wtil,. .11,1 110, The proprietorH W "thib ppnlarablish ment (ohe rf tf iwirpletlB the south) rive their entire attention' the prwiiknd artistic exocu- tion oa-i imrj vliU 1,1 1 t BOOK ANDJ()B PRINTING. y'.i .''II I iiiiii: i, . Their stock ,.T. of i ..I. ' i.iMl' ) ..! .11 Ij' 7 .1 .. Jj-.i If PLAIN AND FX'Iftfr PAPEXt&'CA'th) ) .1 .A '.) '.Tl'T IHilJ'lM tij il if 1!.: 1- - Utn-U'..- U& i''i.il'." rt It? J.; vit! '!: . 'iv . J ,d r.s.lL 1 1 ' ftC44is hr'andflviU-el. andl WaVmir bteen Vur- J vhjascd at w)oh;saJe . prices, f oij ; nsh, can be ,f u r- msiieu ineir pairons mucn encaper tnan.tne same ' mWtefial ear be fiortghl! fnSni retail 1 dealer?. ' ' 1 I.; .( i-;.;- 1 m'T . A .-.-rt 07 ) 'to Ik rr I ji in v ATTORNETfl, . . i! i.i 1 1.:. I- I'l I. ..f;-.-!lH- .. ..lSTABLEvi ;:'.::.wks 10 TL. 1 'I: i:i7ti a'n-f'S'ltlSRTFF1 A ji. f dnushed at short 'notify with BliANKS of erv dejtioa.jah' :i i i'.at ';: .ui-'.'b o i-fi7 i r 110 1 1(1 -".lir 'Iff 'io '::! i'imh n 1 ( iftku'TE' ;fef)CK.Es! i TRTAt; DC4L KETS, I 1 i.i! ii'-'V iEXCUTlbl Jlk)brt!ETS, iT J :t MA11R1AGB REGISTERS,! 'jiji ArmLNISTRATQU'p flQJf.P.jJJOOKa,.-, JS:: ' ft V: TAX fSmk&i-1 Inhnr. sii'Jl 'i ". ;'!'! I h (inn: m! a m-MHim Ruled to any paterilVWd Bonrrf'tjiJoirderi01 I SCIipp. and COLLEGE CTAIa?GUES, ''feic'lottctf'up in a tiffs'! ,ltiio j J Jill OLftr-BOOKS, ni Ani l: J j vi ; '...1 )..: . ;,,..N(V8PArERS,.Jt(I,., 'imsic, j l. i i '"VfTRlOpICAlsr I .'.11.11 irirt' I I ! .ill r A. 1'JtAW REPOTS, ''.kit. a ! iflio'J Bound in any sty lei Mi.! :0 Vj : .1 i c. -i yuil fir i '1. . C2? Publishers and tpr jflies.0 ot BATTLM DIGEST' ah J rlttiPS'.'.SU ' !.!; ' , !:t . .lrn-A:i '! '!: PREME5COtmt -i " .. 1 ! i. i i.J 1 REPORTS! 4" Lj 1 .niyTfcjlfr-i 'j. j it )C L, U;T o . i M : JO j iv iJji .' 'A Il ,l! d nnm nf MIVT, JITT.KI i . Lj .rTY'..i n'r "rr; t pi m j i ii. "rtcTnEr'the'sad Storv and Iaiuen table, fate till rf j , ri . .1 tun mtn rri"i';in hp Tjii: J (.!.; 1 irij ii;-j;iI;: A. HUMOROUS FOEMl' i" " .:t;. (.-:, ...;) ,t-Hiv ' )ro ift V'.Aa A few ponies; of . this, popnbj iyjw ptilli on haud. ' ... Seat hy mail, post paid on 'Receipt 'of -ifTY 0NTJ1 , .in:.;, -if; .,. KLCHbLS. GORiMN jul .12 If. " '' " ' " Ji'ih:r!la ilM"' & Nl IWeiKh, T7i n f ;Stol(n'frjp)nii tav tAle, on Mdndny sight, the 9th instant, a SMALL BAY HORSE, i lie has never tccn altered, is eitmt years old, white siiot in the reliead, Ulree, wlnte and. one blaoji feet juki a l&rxeuiot m ms sine : mane cue soon, anu branded c'flnyfeft'stiotrl'dcf J. JJ S. ' ' i'Tllrp'widowJ,lth sererid chrfarenj ind will be thankful forairr IriforrtiatWr tha! v?ill leail to hhrreaorttiy'r ! 1 ie18-ii ii;' ) i,i n :: t liUn'd-jJ . j KDlTIliSAUlA . r i A -I H rh, .' ! ! mii - run'- PRESS, in goofl'ordch'ana wHl'aocxcertcnt work, for sale low. Size f WW, U1BUW Chffse, 4,1-2 by as jOi0ehtjVUfI0 ' nli .xai KOTjajajii 1 .j . ,tt r, Anar"k u,Jl'i Jmwvw4 nil I mi r ii,i i J I'M! ril i.n n i ii nr ill nil ,1 iirii,,i Okit lid UCfi li. 'TIlHOY First quality of FLOUR fro:n new wfietrf'jin-t received and for sal at jul 26. ,T. D. SLEDGE'S. of
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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