Loi-is Napoleon. The telegraph and papers
announce the death of this notable man. and
deposed Emperor alter a severe and pro
tracted illness. Faur years ago he was the
foremost man in all Europe, Emperor of a
leading nation that was rich in people, in
resources, in history, in arte and sciences,
proud of its power and its high culture, but
now wasted after a desolating war. Napo
leon was a man oi great brain, and although
ambitions, was a wise and just ruler, and it
was owing to his wisdom and love of pro
greag and improvement that France attained
to such prosperity as a nation. He was
thought to be engaged in intrigues with pow
erful friends in France to restore himself to
power, and many believed that the French
people would soon grow tired of their Kepub
lio and recall him who was once their boast
and pride.
The past year was remarkable for the deaths
of distinguished men. The two great, leading
Journalists of America. James Gordan Bennett
of the N. Y. Herald, and Horace Greeley of
the Tribune, died, while the army lost Maj
Gen. Mead. Ualleck and Gen. Anderson. The
great American civilian. a leading diplomatist
of the world, W. II Seward, tlso died during
1872. btsides Ex-rostmaster General
Randall, Senators Grimes of Iowa, Davis of
Kentucky and Walker of Wissousin. Al
though some ot them will not be iorgotton,
while their works last, still in the busy rush
ing to and fro of the world, we will soon cease
to miss them, and the tendency of Americans
to the worship of living heroes will soon
cause them to forget the bereavement they
felt at the loss of their former idols, in the
enthusiasm and admira'.ion of some new fa
vorite. It is sa. .at Mabson the co.ored Senator
from New Hanover and a Federal officer of
the port of Wilmington has determined to re
sign his seat in the Senate of North Carolina.
Birmingham. Ala., is the magic City of the
South. Less than two years ago the site was
without much evidence ef civilization, now it
is a city, noted for its beauty, with many
thousand inhabitants, the terminus of four or
five Railroads, with avenues, and graded
streets, and extensive water works. It owes
its wonderful ri-e and prosperity to the min
eral wealth of the section which enterprising
men are developing, and is an evidence of
what the South is capable ot being and doing,
if our people will exert themselves.
Jas. Anthony Froude, the English historian
who has been lecturing in America, has gone
home. His departure was rather sudden,
leaving se-eral engagements unlulfilled. Fa
ther Burke, an eminent Irish scholar of this
country, took Froude to task concerning cer
tain renetions upon the Irish character and
history that Froude made, and as between
England and Ireland, America favors Ireland,
it is probable that Froude concluded that he
was better appreciated in England than he
was here.
New York has one hundred lady doctors.
The Albany Argus says it is reported that
Theodore Tilton will publish a statement in
the Gclden Age, denying the domestic irreg
ularities recently alluded to by Woodhull &
Cladin. His statement has been ready for
some tttne, but was withheld until the women
were released from jail.
One day last week a lady in the country
wrote for a piece of music 'with sentimental
words that almost silently flow the depth of
concealed sorrow, revealing a sad heart's ten
derest emotion in a tone that would almost
melt an iceberg and crumble adamant to dust,-'
and in a postscript informed them that her
'paugh' would be up next week and pay it.
Two big brothers and a fond but indignant
father are said to be on tha war-pth in Balti
more after the unknown man who sent thoir
sister and daughter a box of soap as a New
Year's gift.
Senator Sherman has introduced a bill in the
IT. S. Senate, making intoxication, and the
sale of liquor offences against the Federal
Government.
There were in New York city during the
pa.t year.one hundred ani forty suicides, two
hundred and six deaths by drowning, flfty
saven homicides, and seven hundred and five
deaths by accidents.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that under the act of June 6th 1872.
drawback for exported tobacco stamped at
32 cents per pound under the old law, will be
allowed to the full extent of the stamps affixed
and that it is notmaterial as to the district the
tax was paid in.
A lady in Richmodd received 210 new-year
calls, and has the cards to prove it.
Mrs. Partington said of a certain legislator
that the mantel-piece of Daniel Webster ap
peared to have fallen on him. He must have
been flat.
Mr. Greea, Senator from Petersburg, has
introduced a resolution in the Virginia Sen
ate with a view to suppressing lotteries. The
Appeal intimates that Mr. Green invested in
the Louisville lottery, drew a blank and
hence his enmity to the institution.
Senator Sumner Las introduced a bill in
Congress, to discontinue the practice (now so
prevalent) of placing upon the U. S. Regimen
tal colors,the names ol victories obtained over
the people of the outh during the war.
Another fire broke out in Boston on the 1st
instant, destroying $.50,000 worth of property
The Fifth avenue Theatre was burned to
tho ground on the night of January 1st, the fire
being diccovered just after the audience had
dispersed.
The Pope's niece, Donna Maria Pia Mastai,
has taken the veil as a Benedictine nun.
James Gordon Bennett will return from
Europe in March and marry a Booklyn lady.
ill a r r t a g e & .
At the residence ol A. G. Tally, by Rev. V.
W. Russell, oc the 27th ult., Mr. C. Parker
and Miss E. A. Tally, all of Stanly county, N.
C.
Married, iu Hillsboro, N. C, on the 25th
of December, by Rev. C.N. Morrow, James M.
Kirkpatrick of Wayne county, and Maggie E.
Laws of Ilillsboro.
Married. Dec. 3rd, by Rev. W. F. Clegg at
Col. James F. Rives, Mr. B. C. Allred of Ran
dolph county and MIbb Sallie J. Rives of
Chatham county.
Married, at the residence of the bride's
father, Jan. 2nd, 1673, by Elder Henderson
Hooutt, James J. Richardson, Esq., and Misi
Mirtha H.iyles, both of Johnston county.
Married, near Concord, N. C, Dec. 19th,
1872, by Rev D. It, Bruton, James F. Hud
ion to Miss E F. Martin.
At the same time and place, by the same,
Charles W. Sides to Miss C E. Hudson.
Married, by Rev. J. W. Jerkins, Nov. 15th,
1872, Mr. S. E. Morton and Miss Sue Coving
ton, all of Person county, N. C.
By the same, Dec. 2yth, 1872, Mr. G. T.
Hurdle of Sanderdale county, Tenn., and Miss
Mollie A. Burton ol Caswell county, N. C.
In Eliz?.bethtown on the 1st iust., by the
Rev. A. McFadyen, J. Graham Blue, E-q , to
Miss Mattie Terry, daughter of lhe late Col.
John A. Richardson.
Onthe2r)th of December l67i. Mr. J. E.
Davidson of Baltimore, and Miss Fatiuie
Menifee Huston, daughter of Rev. L. D. Huston.
Deaths.
On December the 20th, we laid beneath the
sod, with mournful hearts and unwilling
bands, the ouoe loved form of Mrs. Mary Alice
Taft, the eldest daughter ol Edmund Hoover,
a local minister In our beloved Church. Her
life was ot short duration like the morning
dew; 6evere afflictions assailed her on every
side, but the gentle and loving hand of Jesus,
the son of Mary, was with her always. Can it
be that Alice is gone? what word is more sad
ly mournful than gone, gone from our midst?
It is indeed sad to know, we shall no more
see her smiling face, nor feel the grasp of her
loving hand. There is no cloud which so
shuts out the sunshine from our lives as does
the shadow of death, but what comfort we
have in this sad desolation of heart, she in
only "gone before," she now stands on the
margin of the ''smiling river and beckons to
your fond mother and lather, be not weary
only a little more wonderiugs on the lone
snore of earth a lew more temptations, a little
more of lites trials and heart aches, and you
too will be gone gone to meet her. Not long
since .she was quite sick in New York and Dr.
UeeuiB with that, great loving heart of bis,
felt for her so tar away trom home and the
loved ones that he went, frequently to see
her, and prayed with her, which prayers she
never forgot, and iu intercourse with some
kind Irieuds in that great city she learned
that sweet little hymn called the Beautiful
Hiver" when her feet were almost pressing the
brink or that river, she turned to her devoted
father and asked him to siag he being so
much grieved told her he did not know it
eho then sung in a low sweet voice.
"Soon I'll reach the shining river;
Soon my pilgrim age will cease;
Soon my happy heart shall quiver
With the melody of peace."
Long her happy soul plunged through its
delightful waves, she laid her stuff down, her
pilgrimage was over her joyous soul winged
its flight, with an envoy of bright angels to
the besom of Jesus Her memory is sweet to
us all, her loving ways won me when only a
little child. May each one of sisters strive to
die like her, and at last wear a crown. Fare
well sweet Alice. Let the Autumn winds
harp on the dropping leaves a solt and sweet
requeim to your memory, let winters purest
snows rest spotless on your grave, let verdant
spring entwine a bright garland for your sa
cred tomb, and summer's suu gild it with her
mildest sunshine.
May there be more like thee Alice and
when death shall close my eye, may thy
sweet spirit guide me to aims oi my loving
Saviour.
Maooib.
Died, suddenly at her residence near Mt.
Gilead, in Montgomery county, N. C , Mrs.
Lucy Scarboro consort of Rev. Wiley Scarboro,
in the 70th year of her age. She had been a
professor of religion and member of the M.
E. Church, South, for 62 years, during which
time she seldom suffered her seat to be vacant
in the sanctuary unless providentially kept
away. It was there at prayer meeting her
last earthly Sabbath was spent.
H. M. Scarboro.
At his residence. Eagle Rock, Wake county,
of Pneumonia, at 4 p. M., January 1st, 1873,
Mr. Thomas R. Debnam in the 67 th year of
his age.
Mrs. Susan Midyette of Hyde county. N. C,
died very suddenly on the 7th of Dec. 1872,
in the 77th year of her age. Sister Midyette
had been for many years a member of the M.
E Church South, walking worthy of her call
ing in God. She lived to see a large family o1
children all settled in life, filling the place of
good and worthy citizens, and mostly mem
bers of our church, three of whom are now
stewards surely this must have cheered a
mother's declining years.
J. M. Watson.
In Jacksonville, Onslow county N. C, Aug.
7th, 1872, Mrs. Cora Jane, wife of A. A.
Troy, and daughter of David F. and Sarah
Flowers, of Bladen county, in her 23d year,
leaving a kind husband and three children,
an affectionate father and mother, and a host
of friends to mourn her loss. She lived a con
sistent Christian, and was enabled in the hour
of death to exercise faith in the Lord Jesus
Ghrist as her Saviour, and to feel the comforts
and eonsolation of that religion which she had
confessed. She was a kind and tender com
panion, an affectionate mother, and an oblig
ing neighbor. Her sickness was of short du
ration, but she endured her affliction with
Christian fortitude, and we have no doubt
that she has gone to that happy country
where sickness and sorrow, pain and death,
are felt and feared no more.'
A. M. McN.
Died, in Gaston county, N. C, Nov 20th
1872, Valentine Derr. Esq., aged 77 years.
In the various relations of life, he was dis
tinguished for energy, integrity, and kindness.
For many years he was a consistent member
of the Church, and died in hope of a giorious
immortality.
Blessed are the dead, who die in the Lord,
they rest from their labors, and their works do
follow them.
A Friend.
Appointments.
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
FIHST ROUND.
Raleigh, Person street, Jan. -12
Louisburg, " 18-1 9
Cary cir. at Asbury, ' 25-26
Raleigh, Edenton street. Feb. 1- 2
Smithfleld cir. at Corinth, 8- 9
Granville cir. at Bullocks, " 15-16
Tar River cir. at Franklinton, " 22-23
Henderson cir. at Union, Mar. 1 2
Rolesville cir. at Pleasant Hill, " s - 9
Nash Circuit J
and j- Sharon. " 15-16
Wilson Mission,
The District Stewards will please meet me
in the Methodist Church, at Franklinton Fri
day, Feb the 21st at 11 o'clock. A. M.
W. H. BOBBITT, P. E.
Cary,N. C.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
EIRST ROUND.
Elizabeth cir. at Elizabethtown, an. 4- 5
Bladen cir. at Bethlehem, " 11-12
Cokesbury cir. at Cokesbury, ' 18-19
Smithville at Zion, " 25-26
Wilmington Front Street, Feb. 1- 2
Whitesvflle at Liberty, 8- 9
Wilmington Fifth Street, " 15-16
Onslow at Jacksonville, 22-23
Kenansville, Jlar 1- 2
The District Stewards will meet in Front
Street Parsonage, IKilmington, on Tuesday,
after the 1st Sunday in February.
The meeting will organize at precisely 1 1
o'clock.
IK CLOSS.P. E.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
FIRST BOUND.
Warren, Warrenton,
Tarboro, Tarboro,
Plymouth, Plymouth,
Columbia. Scuppernong.
W'illiam.iton, Williamston,
Jan.
4- 5
11-12
18-19
25-26
1- 2
8- 9
15-16
22-23
1- 2
Feb.
Portsmouth O. tc Ilatteras, "
Washington & Greenville, Wash'ton, "
Mattamnakeet, Soule, "
Bath Bath, Mar.
Roanoke, Ebenezer, "
- 9
S. T. ADAMS, P
Warrenton, N
. K.
C.
HILLSBORO DISTRICT
FIRST ROUND QR. CONF.
Hillsboro Station, Jan. 4- 5
AlamaDce cir., Co. Shops, 11-12
Durham cir.. Durham, " 18-19
Person cir.. Roxboro, " 25-26
Leasbnrg cir.. Leasburg, Feb. 1-2
C. Hill &U. River cir.. GedarCrove, ' 8- 9
Vancyville cir., Yancyville, " 15-16
Deep River cir.. Spring Field, " 22-23
Pittsboro cir-, Pittsboro Mar. 1- 2
High Kock cir., Haw River, S- 9
The District Stewards will please meet me
at the Methodist Church in Hillsboro at 9
o'clock A. M. on the 24th of January. Be
punctual.
W. Babringkr, P. E.
Greensboro, N. C.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRId.
FIRPT ROUND.
Buckhorn, at O'ive Branch,
Carthage, Centre,
.lonesboro. Mi rris Chapel,
Robeson, Betbesda,
Laurinburg. -t. John's,
Cumberland, Camp Ground,
Rockingham, Green Lake,
Pee Dee. Mt. Gilead,
Fayetteville Station,
Uwharrie, Oak Grove,
Montgomery, Union,
Jan. 4 5
II 12
" 25 26
Feb. 1- 2
" 8- 9
" 15-16
" 22-23
Mar. 1- 2
8-9
" 15-16
" 22 23
Breihren will please observe the driles,
and not the numbers iu order
The District Stewards, viz: W. D.
Smith, Juo. Buie, Wm. Davis, Col. Roper.
Clay Wall, H. M. Scarboro, J. C. Skeen, Pas
cal McRay, Farrar, and B. W. Brown, will
please meet me in the School-room of the
Church in Fayetteville, on Friday before the
2nd Sabbath in March, at 11 o'clock A. M.
E A. YATES, P. E.
Fayetteville, N. C
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
FIRST ROUND Q. MEETING.
l;!1' St" at Statesville, Jan. 11-12
Statesville cir., '
.Salisbury Station,
Mt. Zion circuit.
Jonet-viile cir. at Jone:ville,
Mocksviiie cir. at Mksville,
Salisbury cir a. South River.
18-1!)
" 25-26
Feb. 1- 2
8- 9
" 15-16
Wilkes ct. Slountain mis. at Eschol, " 22-23
Alexander cir. at Taylorsville, Mar. 1- 2
Iredell cir. at Turnersburg, " 8- 9
Mt. Airy Station at Salem, " 15-16
iISonC,fcalDb8-'
District Stewards will please meet me in
Olin on Wednesday. January 22. A full at
tendance is imperative, as business of great
importance will be brought before the board.
They are. J D Gaskill, S Henly, B F riumrow,
DAG Palmer, E P Lazenby, B F Lunn. W
Turr.er, JM King, R F Hackett, Miles Long.
M R Banner, M G Reeves, and J lSnody.
M. L. WOOD, P. E.
Olin, N. C.
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.
FIRST ROUSD Q. SI.
Monroe Station, Dec. 21-22
Pineville at Pineville, Jan. 4- 5
Pleasant Grove at Pisgah, ' 11-12
Concord Station, " 18-19
South Charlotte at Hickory Grove, " 25-26
Monroe at Zion, Feb. 1- 2
Calvary Mission, u - 7
Charlotte Station, " 9-10
Ansonville at Ansonville, " 15-16
Mt. Pleasant at Mt. Pleasant, " 22-23
Albemarle, , .,. ,
Stanley, ' Albemarle,
Mar.
1- 2
Wadesbore btation, " 8- 9
Wadesboro at Pleasant Hill, " 15-16
The preacher and official members af Stan
ley circuit will meet with the Albemarle Quar
terly conference,
Let every official member be present at his
Quarterly Conference, and the Recording
stewarus witn tneir books. Tne District
Stewards will meet in Monroe at the District
Parsonage, Jan. 28th, 1873 at 11 o'clock A. M
W. S. BLACK, P. E.
Monroe. N. G.
SHELBY DISTRICT.
IsT ROUND O.B. MEETINGS.
Lincolnton cir. at Lincolnton, Dec. 28-29
Sheloy, Jan. 4- 5
Shelby circuit. " 11-12
Double Shoals )
and Fall's Factory, 18-19
South Mt. Mission, )
Rutherfordton J
and at Union, " 25-26
Columbus Mission, J
Cherry Mount at Oak Crove, Feb. 1- 2
Marion )
and at Marion, " 8 - 9
Upper B. II. Mission, )
Morganton at Morganton, " 15-16
Lenoir at Mt. Zion, " 22-23
Happy Home, Mar. 1- 2
Newton at Newton, 8- 9
Rock Spring at Mt. Pleasant, " 15-16
South Fork, " 22-23
Dallas at Sanders Ch., " 29-30
The brethren concerned, will please inform
me by letter at Shelby, where the quarterly
meetings are to bo held on those chcuits, left
blank, in the above list.
SAM'L LEARD, P. E.
NEWBERN DISTRICT.
1ST ROUKD Q. MEETINGS.
Kinstoa Station, Jan. 11-12
Everettsville ct., Dudley, " 18-19
Lenoir ct , I
Newbe-n ct., J
Wayne ct., Thompsons,
Newbern St.,
Trent circuit at Newport,
Beaufort Staiion,
Jones ct. at Oak Grove,
Goldsboro Station,
Snow Hill ct. at Jerusalem,
Wilson St.,
" 25-26
Feb. 1- 2
" 8- 9
" 12-13
" 15-16
" 19-20
" 32-23
Mar- 8- 9
" 15-16
Neuse cir., 1
Swift at upper Broad Creek, " 22-23
Creek Miss. J
Straits, " 29-30
The District Stewards will please meet me
at Goldsboro on Friday morning, March 21st.
at 10 o'clock, at the Methodist Church. They
are, J. B. Webb, C. F. R. Kornegay, A. B.
Thompson, Warren Wheeler, J. A. Suydam.
G. C. Bell, T. J. Whitaker, Wm. Hay, J. A.
Edwards, S. W. Latham, Dr. R. Leffens.
J.P.MOORE, P.E.
Goldsboro, N. C.
ASHBORO CIRCUIT.
Ashboro, Sunday Jan. 121h at II A. M.
Union Factory, " " " 3 P. M.
Cedar Falls, Sunday " 19th " 11 A. M.
Franklinsville, " ' ' " 3 P. M.
Randolph Ch. Tuesd'y, " 21st ' 11 A.M.
Rocky R. Ch. Wed. " 22nd "11 "
BethaniaCh.Thnrs'day," 23rd "11
Bethlehem Ch. Friday, ' 24th " 11 "
Old Union, Saturday " 26th "11 "
Hopewell, Sunday, 26th "11 "
Prospect " ' 3 P. M.
Carraway.S. H.Sat. Feb. 1st 11 A.M.
Ebenezarj Sunday, 2nd 11 "
Glenco, " " " " 3 P. M.
JOHN W. LEWIS, P. E.
Special Notices.
To be taken in the place ot Quinine or Bittera of any
kind; the dose is small, and its virtues undoubted. It
will be found cheaper (mil better than any other reme
dy for that purpose, and also as a general Plantation
and.Family Medicine biiumonn' Liver Itegnlator has
no superior.
Very valuable on Plantations as a preTentive for
Fever, Chilis, etc. Simmons Liver Regulator will
keep the hands healthy, so they may lose no valuable
time during the busy sickly season.
Jan. 15-lw
A Warning.
There Is no case of Consumption that did not com
mence with a cough. Therefore the slightest t.Hld or
Cough saonld receive immediate attention. Take at
once the great remedy of the age, DK. TUTT'S EXPEC
TOltANT, and thereby save years of suffering; per
haps life itself.
Adgdbta, GA, Dec. 31, 1S70-
Db Wm. II. Tutt:
Dear e-r My little son, aged about three years, was
attacked with pneamonia last winter, which left him
with a violent cough, that lasted till within about a
month since, for the eare of which I am indebted to
you and your valuable Expectorant. I had tried most
every kind or medicine roccommenuea ior cougiis, out
none did any good until I tried your Expectorant, one
bottle of which removed the congh entirely. With
ciany thanks tor your valuable preparation,
I am yours truly,
JOHN M. WEIGLE.
Dr- Tntt's Hair Dye makes the old look
JanlWw. yUDS-
A. Card-
The subscriber Is engaged In the publication of a
Monthly Mag acini. It Is designed to be religious
and literary in it character, Methodistlc ia sentiment,
and generous in spirit. It Is the only monthly Jour
nal in the state, and perhaps, the only one in the
Southern States. It ought to be, and can be made, a
Journal ol high literary merit. Will the brethren as
sist os ? We not only want subscribers, but we want
well-written articles on ail subjects.
Terms : two dollars per annum. Ministers who will
act as agents, will receive the Magazine gratis. Any
one sending us five subscribers, at two dollars each,
will be entitled to an extra copy.
Ministers, wishing to receive the Maganne regular
ly, will please notify us at once.
Address
Rev. A. K. Mitbcihson,
Statesville, N. C.
Diseases of the Scalp produce gray hair and bald
nees I The use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian hair renew
er will reitore it to its natural color and promote its
growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mall.
R. P. HALL & CO. Nashua, N. 11. Proprietors.
Jan 15 lw.
Wanted a farmer in every town as agent for the
Collins Stkil Plows. For terms, c, address, Col
lins fc Co., ai2 Water St., New York.
Dec 35 3m
Best andOlksbtFamii-tMbdioimb. Sanford'tLrvt
InnigoroUor. purely Vegetable OathartU and Tunic
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-ache,
Bilious Attacks, and all derangements ol Liver,
Stomach and Bowes. Alsk your Druggist for It. Be
ware of imitations
Jan 8 12m.
The Markets.
Ra I uigli Market Retail Prices
Jan. 14. 1S73.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY A. Q. LEB k flu.
COTTON 17 to 17
BACON .Baltimore smoked, 101I
" uusmoked, 9 lit
" strips 12 l-200
" shoulders, 10 11
" N. C. Uaius, iyW
BUTTER per lb 25&30
BEESWAX per Jb iia:iU
BEEF on hoof, 1U&15
COFFEE per B , S0(a30
C'HEKSE pertt !4.i25
COTTON YARN per bale, 1T5"0
CORN Derbuahel 9c3ii IS
CHICKENS-per piece 2535
suus-pcr aoten, a 535
FLOCK per barrel 7 7S&S"U
FODDER per hundred lbs., . 1 U031 10
MAY per hundred lbs., 2 50z 75
HIDES gruen, per lb., 6 7
" dry, per lb., 1?15
HERRINGS.N. C per bureL 7 50aS 00
LEATHER per lb., 3040
LARD perpound 12uO
MOLABBBS per gallon, 8850
MEAL per bushel 100 110
OATS per bushel 86 1 00
" per 100 Sjs 001 00
ONIONS per bush., 751 CO
PEASE stock, 1 11 20
'- white, ." 1401 50
POTATOES Irish. Der bushel. 1 7.Ma2 50
SUGAR crushed 2i!a 00
" extra C, 116
" P. R , 15 00
" -common 12 00
SALT per sack, ; 2 J5tfp8 08
TALLOW--per 7 & 10
VINEGAR per valion, .". 40 SO
HENDERSON WAREHOUSE.
FOR IMF. SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO.
llEMiEititox, N. C, Jan. 14, 1873.
Primings $ 2Ja4
Common Red Lugs 5a6
Red Leaf gaSi
Common Smokers 5a8
Good 8al2
Fine " 17a21
Wraopers Good 15a-j
Fine 50al00
Markt-t active and all kinds wanted.
W1LKERSON, MEADOWS & HOWARD.
Fayetteville Market.
Cotton 17i00. Virgin turpentine 4 50
0 00: yellow dip. 3 250 00, Rosin 2 75
5 75; Tallow, 1010; Nails. 5 to 7: N U.
Bacon, 10 to 11; Western Sides, 8 to 10;
Pork, 10 to 00; Beeswax, 27 to 00; Butter,
30 a 35; Beef, 5 a 10. Flour, Family, 8 57
a 0 00; Super, S 50 a 0 00; Fine. 7 70 a 0 00.
Wilmlnqton, Jan. 14. Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 18J
Baltimore. Jan. 14 Cotton firm; middlings
New Advertisements.
THE MORNING STAR.
DAILY ED1TIOX:
THOUGH ONLY FIVE EARS OLD, HAS THE
Largest Daily Circulation or any newspaper in the
State, and a circulation in Wilmington fifty per cent,
larger than that ot any other paper.
WEEKLY EDITION;
Now combined with the Carolina Farmeu, making
one of the best Family Newspapers in the South.
Circulation very large and rapidly increasing.
SUBSCBTPTION PKI0E:
Daily Stab, 1 year, 7 00
6 months, 8 50
" " 3 months, 2 UG
Wkekly Stab, 1 year, 2 in
" "6 months, 1 00
- 3 montas, 50
It may be sofely asserted that no newspaper ever
established ia North Carolina has made such rapid
progress as Tub Moening Star.
tr Send for specimen copies.
Address,
WM. II. BERNHARD,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
ST' OO EACH WEEK.
Agents wanted everywhere. Business strictly legi
timaie. Particulars free. Address, J. WORTH, St
Louis, M. Jsn. lo-3m
REPORT "
Of the Condition of the Citizens' National Bank
of Iialeirjh, North Carolina, at the close of bus
iness, December 2'th, 1872.
RKSODBOE3.
Loans and discounts $302 081 78
Overdrafts 6,SO0.00
U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 100,'ii0.00
Due from Bedeemiug and Reserve Agents. 71.91S 43
Due from other National Banks 1,9 , a 2o
Due from other Hanks and Bankers, 10 751 98
Banking House lasoil 0;i
Furniture and Fixtures, 4' 500 00
Current Expenses 4 '1(4 70
Taxes paid l87a00
Premiums...... 6..-,5.00
Clin ltflin Inflnlina- atasmn. . , rw. r...
BIlli of other National Banks 23,Sfr.00
fractional ourreocy . 2&1S44
Iegal tender notes, 33,500.00
LlABILITJKS,
Car,ital fttnL- noM in
u.u ,u iUV,V(UW
Surplus Fund, 2,700.00
rront and Loss, 16,693.79
National Bank circulation outstanding, .... 8S,'960.00
Individual Deposits, 856,950.04
" " OM1I1B 9 I OO.U-i
Dne to other Banks and B.tnkers 21,850.61
$590,792.4S
I, P. A. Wiley, Cashifr of the Cltlsen's National
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la
correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
P. A. WILSF, Cashier.
Subscribed and swora to before me the 6th day of
Jan. A. D., 1873.
A. W. HAYWOOD,
. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
W. E. Anoeeson, 1
P. A. Wiley, J. Directors .
Kemp P. Battle, 1
Jan. 15-2w.
REPORT
Of the Conditon of the Stale National
Bank of Raleigh, N. C at the dose
of business on the 27th day rf Decern
her, 1872.
KESOCRCKS.
Loans and Discounts S190.175.69
Overdrafts 3.873 34
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation.. 100,000.00
Other U. S. Bonds 60,100.00
Other Stock, Bonds and Mortgages 43,52i!.5S
Due from Redeeming and Reserve
Agents 95.291.55
Due from National Banks 3.039.91
Due trom other Banks and Bankers 10.059.77
banking house 25,000.00
Current expenses 2,3fi8.12
Premiums paid 9,974.63
Checks and Cash items, (Including
stamps,) l.5.'J8
Bills ot National Banks 10,257.00
Fractional Currency, (including
nickels) 1.011.20
Specie, coin !l!):i.04:
Legal tender notes 34,774.00
$598,251.81
liabiliti US
Capital Stock paid in $100,000.00
Exchange 4.350 98
Profit and Loss G3.037.81
Circulation 90 009.00
Individual Deposiis 288,215.13
Due to National Banks 31,810.22
Due to other Banks and Bankers. . 20,837.64
$598,251.81
I, Samuel C. White, Cashier of the State Na
tional Bank of Raleigh, N. C. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
(Signed) SAMUEL C. WHITE.
Cashier.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CODSTT OF WAKK.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Gth
day of Jan. A. D. 1873.
W. S. PRIMROSE,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Jno. G. Williams, 1
W. W. Vass, Directors.
D. G. Fowlb, J
Jan 15 2w.
MINERAL SPRINGS ACADEMY.
3Ittle unci Female,
Will agin open her doors on the 2nd Monday in Jim
uary. Board from six to eight per month; Tuition
troiu ten o Oftn per session.
For particulars, please address,
C. F. S1LER,
Ore Hill, Chatham, County, N. C,
Jan 8 lm.
RALEIGH ACADEMY
On the ISth of Jan., 1M78, the cuhsrrll.ers will com-mt-nce
in this building an English and CUssichI school
Tvrms of Tuition prr Session, payable qusrterly in
advance. ,..M
Primary Knglieh 'fr'H
Higher English -J
Classics and Higher Mathematics t'."0
Book-Keeping and French, each, extra, . o.M)
j.'mIlovbjot.
Jam S-3t
ROBERT T. GRAY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEiGII, K. C,
Will practice In the Courts of Wake, the Supreme and
Fele ral Courts.
Office near corner of Dawson ord Hurcctt Streets.
USB0KVS GriALN & FEED STORE-
6"0 Sacks Corn.
500 ' Oats
100 " l'eas.
100 ' Meal.
200 Baits Oat, Foilder, Shucks, and Hay,
At i'rarie Building,
Wilmington St. Ralis;h, N. C.
Jan. 15 3m.
Great Confectionary
AND
TOY EMPOKIUM.
No. 16 Fayetteville Street,
IUleigh, N. C.
OppoMie State National Bank and Tucker's.
II. J. MOSELY
Now has in store and offer.' to the public, a
large, complete assortment of
XEW AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting in pari of
FRENCH AND PLAIN CANDIES,
JELLIES, FRUITS, NUTT,
FANCY GOODS, FINS CTCARS AND
CHOICE CHEWING T0BA0C0, de . &c,
including every artldu kept in a strictly first-class es
tablishment. .French Candies made a speciality. 3fy Stock of Toy
Goods is very full, embracing hundreds of articles for
all apes.
Parties and private families furaisked at short notice
I cordially invite every one in want of goods in my
line to rive me a call. Sly rates will be lound very
reasonable.
M. J. MOSELY,
16 Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh, N. C.
Dec 1S-3W.
E. fl. FRESHMAN. A
DVERTISING
GENT,
C190 WKST FOURTH BT.
INCINNATI,U.
IS an authorized Agent te receive Advertisements for
mis paper, lie has special arrangements with all
ncugiuua, Agiicmiurm auu oiuer newspapers.
nov27-tf
P. K. I"KSCL I.
r. F. l-Escri), jr.
P. F. Pescud & Son,
GENERAL
Life & Fire Ins. Agents,
RALEIGH, 2V. C.
CAPITAL & ASSETS, $:!2,000,000.
The Companies represented comprise some of the
most responsible in Europe and America
They represent the National Lifo insurance Com
pany, of tire U. M. A. Old 1'ha-nix Fire Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Liverpool and London Globe
Fire Insurance Company. Franklin Fire Insurance
Company, of Pennsylvania. Home Fire Insurance
Company, of New York Georpia Home Fire Insnr
ance Company Alps Insurance Company, of Erie,
Pennsylvania. North Missouri Insurance Company,
ot Macon, Mo. Amazon and Triumph Insurance t.'om
panv, of Cincinatti. Farmvillc, of Farmville, Va.
Jan. S-12m.
10,0110 Lives can be Saved from the Rava
ges of Death innualljr,
SMITH'S LUNG PRESEKVER
Is one of the most wonderful discoveries of modern
times tor the relief ef human Butterere of Consumption,
Colde, CoiL'hs, Hoarseness, in all cases of affection of
the Lungs and Throat, caused by cold climate or ex
posure. The inventor made this discovery nnder peculiar cir
cumstances, by the successful use of his preparation on
the freedmen who, through recklessness and exposure,
cor.trcted a great many Lung diseases within the last
few years.
Orders by mail, accompanied by cash or reliable re
ference, will be promptly attended to, and the medi
cine sent to any part ofthc United Etates by the single
bottle or in quantity.
Price $1 per bottle- Reasonable deduction made by
the quantity. Prepared only by
WM. A. SMITH, Concord, N. C.
Jan. 8-1 2m.
VALUABLE
LAND FOR SALE !
I offer for sale three tracts of Lnnd In the Southern
part o! Wake County, containing One Hundred and
Sixty-Five, One Hundred and Six, and Eighty Acres
each, on the waters of Middle Creek, well adapted to
Cotton and finely Timbered. Terms easy.
T. L. BANKS.
Jan 8-1 ni.
C
1 HE ISTM AS HOLIDAYS!!
W. II & B. S. TICKER & CO.,
Have added to their
LARGE S T O G K,
Many desirable articles suitable (or
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies Winter Dross Goods,
Scarfs, Neckties,
Cloth Cloaks and Sacqnes,
Gloves, Furs, &c.
BUYERS YnE
Kespectifuily invited to an inspection of our
Stock.
W. II & It. II. TUCKER & CO.
dec, M-H.
SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG HEN AND BOYS.
Apex, IV- C.
The Spring Session will open on the 13th, of Jarnia-ryl72-
This is a pleasant and healthy location 14
miles west of Raleigh on the K. & A. A. L. Railroad.
Tuition per Session of 5 months:
Primary English, $7 50
Hicher English 10 TO
Any preparatory language, extra 2.50
Board lb.00 per month.
II. W. KORRIS, Principal.
Apex, N. C.
dec 25-lm.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE
Insurance Company
Is undoubtedly the strongest, and cheapest to the in
sured.
Annual Incoma near $10,000,000.00!
S. D. WAIT, Gen'l Agent,
Raleigh, N. O.
Sept lS-f.ro
WARRENTON FEM ALE COLLEGE,
Warrenton, N". C. '
THE NPRHr. SESSION Of 1873wm
beo-iu uii ttie i.ili January, mud continue 2u
weeks. .
FSoard (exclusive ofhshts & washing, SiU tio
Tuition m regular course 25 00
Charges 'or Kxtra Stud es, moaerate.
For particulars apply to
T. SI. JONE3,Pbbs
dec 18-3m
To Consumptives.
The art verti'er, having been permanently cured of
that urcad disease. Consumption, by a simple remedy
is anxious to mate known to Ids fellow sufferers the
means ot cure. 10 an who uesire n, oc
copv of the prescription used (free of obarge), with i tay.
dire'etious lor preparing and usine the same, whihe
they will tind a suke cube for Cb.NsrarTioN, Asrch
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dreE Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wiihanuburgh, N. T.
SepU188-m.
Wesleyan Institute,
For Girls and Young Ladies.
KALEIGH, N. C.
Th first seRsion of this Institution will begin on
t;,e "Uln ot January 1SJH.
The building is new, suited for School purposes, and
is sittiated in one of the most desirable neighborhoods,
in the city of Kalrigh.
The Ii.struction will be thorough and systematic.
The Course of Study will he well arranged, and may
embrace the whole rcfinlar Collegiate Course, and all
the Ornamentals, if desired.
One of lhe Principals will devote special attention
to Musie and the Fine Arts, in which the has ha I
much experience ai d success. The other to the Lit
erary and Mathematical Studies, which she has success
fully taught for several sessions.
The Boarding Department will be nnder the person
al suijerTisiun uf the juuior teachers and their mother,
who will use their best efforts to make it a pleasant
home for three who may board in the shool building.
Those who prefer, can get accommodations ii. the
immediate vicinity, with excellent families.
Miss Blanchb Fentbxss, I Prlnctni.
Miss Mollib A. Jokes, pal.
Miss Jinmk S. Johu, Y Assist, in Primary Dspar't.
Rev. A, Vf. Maorum will deliver a series of Practi
cal Lsctures, weekly or Mini-weekly, on Moral Philoso
phy and kindred subjects. Other Instructors will be
employed, if required.
Charges per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Tuition, Primary Ei'ttHsh, ... flo.oti
Advanced Knglleh, ... jo.ttu
Latin and French, extra, each, - - 6.wi
Music on Tiano or Organ, - - 25. CO
Music on Guitar, - 20.00
Drawing, - 10.00
Oil Painting, - 25.00
Wax W ork, ------ JO. 00
Hair Work. 20.00
Board, except Washing, per month. - - 16.00
Use of Piano or Organ, f i. Guitar, $2.
r or iuriner particulars, auuress
J. A. JONES,
.Kaleigh, N. C.
Dec. 25- 2m
Williams & Haywood,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEUGGI8TS,
BALEiGII, N. C.
Have "in store a well selected stock (f
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Elix
irs, Solid and Fluid Extracts, Syrups,
Sugar-Coated Pilla and Granules.
Orates, Confections, Oint
ments, Mineral Waters.
And all the popular Pharmaoutical Preparations of
tne uay.
Surgical Instruments. Trusses, Supporters,
and other Apputnceg in store, or or
dered at short notice.
Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window-Glass. Putty,
Superior Wines. Brandies. Whiskeys,
Porter and Ale. (for Medicinal
purposes.) Fine Cigars, To
bacco. Ac Ac'
Ilavfng had lonir experience in the business, and rs-
aessin - facilties fur geiting our supplies from the most
rename sources ana on me oesi terms, we are prepar
ed to fill orders to any extent, fron. DrucaisU. Couo-
try Merchants, Pfavsiclans and others who are in want
ot trood articles at moderate prices.
Our Housekeeping Frienus will always find at our
store the vry best Or sen and Black Teas all kinds of
Spices, Soda, English Mnstsrd, Coxes, Nelsons and
Coopers Uelatioe, Cooking Wine, flavoring Extracts,
Baking .Powders, Chocolate Broma, Cocoa, Tapioca
Sairo. Arrow. 1'oot, Corn. Starch, and manv other
; things that enhance tne comiorts or living and tive
i re i isli to tne sick.
I Deo. 18-tf.
CHRISTMAS IS GOMING 1 1
We are now receiviug in Store the following
CHRISTMAS GOODS:
60 noxee no 1 fire peackess.
25 KOI IS LATEB KAI9UNS. .
500 POUNDS PKOAH HUTS.
500 rorjens brazil hots.
500 POUNDS LONG ALMONDS.
500 porjtns filberts.
350 POLKDS BBA1D CASHT.
800 POUNDS BBOOELTN CASDV.
500 FOUXH9 ASSOBTED CAJDt (In lbs.)
50 BOXES LEMON BUISOlIT.
25 BOXES FArTORV fHEESE.
25 BOXES N, T. STATE TIIEKSE.
75 casee rarsn cove ovhtebs.
LEACH BHO"S.
Dec IS tf
NORTH CAROLINA
HARDWARE DEPOT
We are now offering the largest slock of
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
AC, AC.
ever brought tu tbe city of Raleigh, and are selling
them at
VERY LOW PRICES.
We want it distinctly understood that no house in
North Carolina ran or shall undersell us. Our stock
has been selected with great, care, anil we ask an in
spection of it, and feel confident that our Low Prices
and vejy
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF GOODS
will ploase all who may favor ns with their patronatre.
Mr. R. S. Burwell, of Charlotte, and Jimmie Wil
liamson, of Franklinton, are with us, and will be
pfeaBcd to see their friends.
T. H. BKIGGS & SON.
BDec. 18-.
IIiLUPTRATKD WORK for January. IB7S, now
ont. IssTied as s QnartfTly. Tht frnir i)TimbTBgnt
to gpy address by mail for 25 cents. The richest and
most instructive niutrnted and Descriptive Floral
GuidjV"rissiuedmiTllyaJv
Seeds before seeing BiiTr.r.R Bbq.'b Qr.aBrrni.T.
IVecbjillensacompariwninr
pncoa andsiTT-3 of parVpf.hir "Cm,kstiar n
vavce Shfkt and PaiCB I.ibt TQB 1873 " sent f ree.
Address
BRIOGS A BROTHER,
Romncrrga. N. Y.
Jan 12-lw.
are ofTered in Elegant New Styles, with important lm
(nrovements; their already brilliant reputation will be
enhanced only by trial of their merits and not by pnh
llshintr testimonia's. Lovers of whatever is refined
and proiireasive in music, wilt be charmed by the
beautiful orcnestral effects of their
COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.
Purity ot Tone, Elpgarce ol Desi-rn and Thor
ough Construction. Circulars with music Free
ESAgents wanted in every Town. Address,
Geo. Woods & Co., Cambridgeport, Mbs.
Dec 4-4t. e. o. w.
52.O0O A DAY.
We sre now prrtinir 2,(1l copies per day of our n
Sunday -achool Music Kook.
PURE DIAMONDS,
BY JAMS K. J11RR1V,
And are still behind our ord-rs. N'i hook of the kind
ewer before puMNhed hm met wif such il.'Ci.U'il suc
cess. OverM.uoo are now iu use. aithouch the book
has been published but one mouth Everything new.
orient and tH'autiril, au.l b such autliora as tieo. I".
Root, P. P. Uliss. H. R. Palmer J. M. KicuVr, J. H
Tennry, Lowell .Masor.. etc If von ui.h
and best Sundayx'i ool Hsie B.N.k. cet ' Pt itB I'ia-
mosi.s Price lo boardv, i5 cent.; $:i 60 per del ;
I. .10 per 100. A Sample conr. in nair rnvern .mail.
ed on receipt of 25 eeots. Sold by all booksellers.
Catalogueof .Musie aent free.
s. liKAISAKD S SONS, Cleveland, O.
Aug. 17-12ui. '
LADIF9 who wih II T.ornhle Employment, address
I. a Perm M am pa h kinu Co., Chambers
Street, N,,w York,
nov 27 8.11
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
The light
in the East.
A oomf.reliensivi He!i-inu W ork, with tiOJ Uaut
Engravings, einbrticirg
THE JL1F13 OF CUIUS T.
The Live it of His Apotip an I Kv-ji:t'lits. t nut-1 lift
with the LUvs oi' tlio i.irc'.s rioiltii, ami
of the mst eminent -:hntun Mnr:n, Frtthtrr ami
Keforraurs lo nitit-u is ao'icti in ilisltir) of t'.r
Kelivioa Deuomiuaii-m of tbe World, aucitnt and
modern, witli miK'h nihtr V iluahl intittor. Biakin ii
the iii out cumit.f h-t.iivt I,Vliv-i't tvrk ever tutIili
ed. Send lr Circular, will, full dficriptum juhI
terras, toAgi-uts. AiMnw N VTIONAL 1'l bLISll
Uct. So dm.
JCtOSAMLIS
rni:n cnnT southern
n mt ily for the inr of Srrc-
tula, SSrn'ii!uuj Taint, Rheuma
tism, While iS-'l.iri. Gout,
Uoitre, C'lristiiiij'tioii, ltronchf-
Ut .Nervous Debility and all clc
(MSt'S arising worn na impure 0flS
lit ion of ti e III 01 id .
The merits ot tli is vuluaMonraMA
:itioi.aresi wWlkimwiithat a pa.Tii
nonce 19 uiu iUM'4.try to rem) ltd ti c
reailt-rs of tin journal of tho norflKpi
ty of alu nyn having a bottle of th
meciicine itmoji their stuck of faCJily
necessities.
Ortuli at, s cm be present-1 trnm
mat.y h a.lin rhy.ician?if AlmiRtern,
hi ul heatlsoi fniauui Ihrouirhout tho
jS'ituh, cnJ-TMiiinthe lnliedC Wrius
i,f riut'i t-rtr-ntat A'i'hl:jr.
Jr. It. W llwon Cnrrof lUlfimnro
ays "he has uh1 it in cjrc ot i'erof-
.11 a t.nri otni nil e;iscs Willi t:iiK jsat
.si.ic.ion.
IcommeriiU ir, to n i i-".""'' 1 ' Tinr
wi'.u msea".iM li.m.; .-. .
i-ei irir to any , ..i .
:i!.d.
llev r?:nr y
morr M. K. t oni. r
ttas li rnsi m'M'li !h
ih.it he cim rrul.y
ml his frit-itiU an I
Craven 4i t 41., J "
cvef
Ulti
1 be
it to
C.nr.
'ImiMville, Y;i., 9tiy it iu ti uu liiiied
to t 1 is'.M tiMii.
Sn 1111 li. iIr Fnd.lrn, Murfrew-
boro, Tennessee, s.iy it emed hiiuof
Iiihpumnu -m w h 11 all eis inikd.
Kosiiniis i-in.t HM-.TfttjiiiK k prep
aration, iis iri-.Ti'iliejiT are putlinhed
on c iy jia Ux .-'lnwvit to yi ttr
ji'hysieiim hi m il tell mi it is
,C-iiii)-;f'd ill Ntn.i.ur-.t lt (;. tivt'
lhat exist, uud is an e ilh nt HIimmI
il'Liriiitr. Did our pi'-o a-lmit uo
cou Ul j-'ivp 011 t"S' i'ii'nu Is from
1ev4ry St tie in t!in South and from
persons known to ev. ry man, woman
and rluiu c itii . r pet finally ur iy rep
utation. Kosaualis is -ol.I by all Dniggistu
liALTivour, Sole ProirictoTB,
joiin f. henry;
I No. 8 Cuu.kk Placb,
Afw rk. W olttiUc Aixm
July 1 12m
Wesleyan Academy,
EDCMON NTKKET,
liALHOH, X
EET. S. E. TEA WICK- Frincipal,
With comjietcut assistants.
Tbe tilth Acadcnii term or 20 wuuks will brgiu Jan
oary 18th. Ib38.
For trms and particulars apply Ilia Trinclpal. or
tit . ... ," ... . ' $
t . . ... .auvu i, iui uiitui.ir.
Dec 25 U.
1Q"70 KEW GOODi
J I AJ .1CST I: VA K I V Ml AT
MARBLE HALL
A XI)
Temple of Fancy!
TTi3 -.ttivilIo St
Important to Cuiisninrrs of Dry Guods I
My House in uow lilleil to its utmost capacity
with Now Fall anil V.'infc.T GooiIh.
A. CliEKCII with liis wir.-.s of ('TiMTHfiirr. ainl io
lite Salfsmi-n are diiiiy Hrltinv Hi -ni nt jtri-f whirh
chaiu njre coiiiiteiiiion. j i is lino i
I) It JG S S (i O O J) S
embraces almost ovfTythirig Unit is new ami iK-Birul'lt.
a,.A H.wn inmalil ttlll.iti tim lual I".. at ...if- ti'..tn ll.a
' . wtip,.. ......... w... - ... j "... ....
best importing hount s in the OmMry, uml ladtus iu
want of Dreys Goods will lind it lo th ir aivanUigo to
call and examine he lure uwj u.g i-isewuere.
Piece Goods for Men and Boys' Wear.
Conistinp of Clothe C'i8piim r t. Tw Jcait, Ac
my assort no'nt is wry luryv ai.sl 'inHfc, uenJ no
house can or will olfer you rrt-atr iikMi t rnt-DtH, as tl.it
department is one among uiy sjufialitica, tiid mill
guarantee prices at all umvu to he as low as tuo low
est
Uip LO ()()( IS.
Bleft ABro. nomcstica, Tickiirf, FlannelH, Lin pry s,
Utaitketn, Carpetit. Ac, Ac. I'lici-g rilit, ao ivcolU-ct
CKe.eC11 o al inc corner wncii you ttant tu buy.
KOTIOIVS! JNOTIOAN!
A fine stork in this line-Wf.il' (rootlf), lloffpry
Glows, Huudercliielrf, Ltc Goo-if-, Hiht'ons. Kiutro:d-
erios. Trimming?. Ac. Tbid beiii iite an inijtoriunt
dvpartmDt for tbe l.adiui, 1 uul) in jil'-aBCfl to have
Uieui call ana examine.
Arei very pretty this seaaon nnd are l!!nff rabidly,
have a filitendid assortment.
Don't forgot that Creech's ifl U b -tt place in the
City to u them au
HATS, HATS !
For ladles. Misses, Gents and Iloysji st receled, and
this department it) worthy of your a't. ntion. as yon
will no dotiht llnd in it oue of tto U st HSHnitnientji In
the eitv. and will be sold at price which will iruararr
tee sales. Step in at MAIIl;LK JiALL to buy yoar
llats.
BOOTS & SHOES !
This is an irr.rt.int dejiartnn'nt. mkI ther Is no
doubt thul I have the largest itnii nmsl ni.letc asnrt-
ment in the City. No one thouM pass by Creech's
who wauts to buy Boots or ritioea, as tliis is another oi
my Specialities.
And here allow Die to return my im i re tlisnki for
the liberally increased patronage I l:e received at
your bantislor tin (i3atyciir. :ml I am )iapy to ray that
if my business still iijcre4iea ill pro. or lien, my bouse
will soon be lhe Champion Dry Gooda House iu lite
State, and if doins atraiphr-fura-aril and lejri'.imate
business aoi r.'prt'tM'ntin'' ti.KMls Ha tlicy are will ac
complish it, I siu just tiie reiia to i" it; ci'iue and see
OCt lfi-tf
a. rtr.i:cn.
North Carolina Almanac For 1873.
CALCULATED BY DE. CRAVEN-
Order s-on $4 75 r hundred.
Hymn Boo!-s from 5 ets. to 4 UO enrh.
Photo"raphtAlhnms Irorn 40 cts. to 3 00 each.
Gold Pens f'pun 1.5oto 5.00 cjcIi.
Holiday Bnoka in "P-nt variety.
Sheet Muic. Die largest variety in the city.
Ail for sftle by
T.. BSAJiSOX. liookscllcr,
Raleigh, N.C.
LADIES who wish to irarn fl:M.i a week, pleaia ad
dress L Peki.k Maiiu.rcliiri?ig Co., VI Chamber
Street. Sew York,
nov. 2'Sjx
Noutlicr u
E I )U C AT J OA' A L It E VI E W.
1. To ai l all who desira well. qualified Teachers;
2. To reoreent Teaehera whi wi.h positions;
3. To (five Parents information of Schools;
4. To sell, rent, and exchange School Properties.
Address,
J A1IES S3UTJIGATK,
Uillsboro, N. C.
Dec H tm
NEW GOODS.
Fresh Currants, Layer Raisins, Citron, Dessieated
fWnnnnt. Cora Staren. Flavnrinif iMracis and Ks-
aennes, Gr.ea t.'orn Yesi Holders. French and En.
ITiish MiistarJ,P1rwri-iTy Cuk:s.Gi.ift' r Nuts and Soups
Nic Naes, Cream, Soda and yster Crackers, Buck
wheat J- lour. Champion family rimr ttosnen ana
Mountain Butter, lnp Byrup, Pulvenr-ed Hnear Ac.
L D. W. K. WUMBLE,
Wert Side fayetteville Street,
Opposite Hark at.
Dee2S4vr.
jLji
Police! ul ot-
H.l n..T: J .A KIN II. V Mall Ir I ..... . t . i
fl.-h , ai j nl 10 1 lu.. past, I'.'rr.lvii;.- ul 1" 4f. Km k
liiil..u al 1 1 Killr. il at ll.tu, nm-t lior li. -n ti in .
at Ili-iHlvrww at I.' -ii p. tu , . Hi,lt-f.y i (,.' . r
rrnton al Litti. t. u at -J I I n I n wli Wrl.i..-i ,t.
i 0.
han-.- !. ,M"ii rt: nt .1 J a. m . M
at 11.. 11,-n.l. rm t I .' .'. K..r. ' villr at n.l r
rive in linl. wli at :i p. m.
tUl'lla I-iviulit Trams i Ii iim i i;, r ivns ;.at
Halrif.li uaii al fi p 111 . i.a I..i..ii. .. al a :t: ...i
111 " iui ni t a. m ir.,- !i'. W Mio,
ilailt at ills. p. in . p. Kitirril.st 41-y.pa.s K.r..i.
- - ........... ... m c m, i.in :ii
! r.'l.'ht I r.i, I....... lii. ... ....
......... . ..,. , al 4, B n) t
rofslvUlr al ti 14. psaa II .n.t r.n a ."" ami ailtti
tn W Idon at 4.X0 p. m.
pan iravx n l.nn at 4 Ma. m . n.a II. i. I.tso at
W 14 ami ariii n luu-ib al 4 :. m
Mail trnins wsit lo mintit.. fur .-l. ..-.. c i..i..
trail. t ftiiiiin n, .
iithaiiK. K -M iil Trains !. . r.
tilv l 4 in ... 4 I - a ' . . ,
. , ' ' " '. .iirm iilhi ul
ar al H 14 sn.l rrt,' tn I il, i-h at '. 4,..
fame irav.. (i, iBi, at .1.13 p. m., 1,.,,-h ( r at 3 IS
Mrrv OakH af 1, i Sai.i..r.l ui A I. ....t J....
r awitrviUr al p in.
llail v Frm. I.im . m. s:...r....i . o .... .. u .... ...
- j . iiiiviuRi a tj ii. in . ai -
rlvo in 1(1. in h at 7 M u. ,.
Bame leave Kalnh ..., and r. h S in-
ford at i lft p. ni
Sewing Machines! fc'e;vin!r MachiiiBr!
ull031i: Siirn i.ir Sntin 31a.
Thin ia a MIUTTi.K M.M'IIINK. I.aa tl... NUKK
KKKIi, ami maa.'a I! l.nrlv TI l' H" ui.ke i.ti laii'i
ciilos. Iliaasl itiil.ini Plr-i- l.i.a Mii. l.u.r. ki. I ti e
only low pri.v.l -.i k Miti-li'' 1 i.-lni,c in tl,f I I
Sl iti-4. Ti,i M (.-.ill,- 1 1 v.- I f'i,. Ilnil.nii , ., i o,..
"K.lir of tin- two taliil'na.," Ill fin- Hv ul I l,.u ..( tr,
N. t' . in 171.
5niK ABK M' lI.NK IS Ai:i:.t TKH
Kult FIVK YKAKS.
ur mi'iii,,. run MTiiiii.-fe
Any laTHi.n mukintl up i.-iuli for T, mi, l ii,.'. l.l
le pri .fi'ti .1 tin M i ii tin,. lUt inn i. inn
AliKN I S UWNI Kli ,u....i.a. 1...I - i
Liln-ml .1. ,ii, ii, ,n mi le ,i iiiiin.i.m of . t . . i I .
Si inl Mump f..r ,'irnilara and nanipl.-a ,.f a, ii,,..
"'r v- "l.ll.MltlM, ..!.. ral A .-in l.
i'rrt. N. i'.
! S."i t -.'.n.
Oot. Giu.
ArGrTiiir& co.
WLolesale & Ketail (Iroccrs,
COTTON FACTOirs,
AND
COUaiSSlON MEECUAKTS,
Ani.ii,v tl e ..p. i,,,K f ihl. campaian.- .lis al
klll.la ul LlSly grueerit-4, a n-lliplvt'.- S'lk of
Hardware,
Shoes and Leatlior,
Willow and Wooden-Ware.
anned Fruits,
Doni' slice,
Ginghams,
ottoa Yanit,
&.C., Sic.
TLey solicit eonaignmcntj of all kind of country
produce, especially vvmni.
COTTON,
coi:n,
H.11,
N. C. HAt'ON,
ti ., ic.
Special iittei.tl,,,, -iv. ti to h., f roll,,,,. I,,,,,,..
lions Closely Ol.-en,-, . t ar, ,.,y of n.,.,.l.,,,
or slore fi.r iti.trii. tl,.i;, il rv
Come and e,!l ,. ..,,,.1 ,, ,f ,
buy and en away Lett, r snti-li. l than Im ,.r,. y.m ,....
Hehaieno nrrain.. m. nls U, pa ,)Ur ,,,.
ni-t riom t ie n alllil etuf ,.. le in nt. ly ,,f,- ,.,..
petition rhankliii i .r pn-t ;,.,r, oi,l,i.,ii. ...
pert trom imr friends, . l.-.rK-1 in. ie., , VMl,Hmi!l..
Ltiverttt's Bo.t Cast-btoid Axes,
u uliieh wc can i i. l-1 tbe i,i,uk, i.
Heavy Surilard Baoin?,
ehl-l.per than it ran l.e Um, lit ill l!n;ii,,r,. Wl)h
pens, a ad.l. U '
oc t! U A. (J. LKE i CO.
,IT";K herel' efv. n that ui.plleat.,ii .m i.
i? '"'; ''"';iM''oaehl,,; lialainre u, in.r,0.
nit the vlliaKe 1 Aw . I.'. 1
Oct. lfrC.
V.'-n' - w anled t All rl inn-1
ki i-i ft ..r.-itn-r .inc, .in.
"l oli, rnal.e mi.r ,.y .,t . ..i k ..P ua in I !,..ir s,.ar
momenta, or all t ,. ti,,,., t H ,, .lilf ,.Mf.
tlcu ars lree. A.ldiv., u. hiii.son & Co., I'urtlaud.
Maine
et. is iJin.
W rite for Larp-Illuatrab d Id s.-ri. ive I'rlw Mat lo
GRMT iVTSTEFN
PITTSBURGH PA
Oi.lilV. Sin rle, M:iz!i m l lir. eh ,,.l,n.. it. II,.,
Si 'it tinnj. Kev.lv , ry. I'iit.. -" f .. i.f ivrv Hi d f..r
mei, ..r l..... :.t very i.. i. i i-a. tim,-, j. l , . j
I'irtnla, f I to fib.
Iul If 1 6 ll e. O. W.
,111 "ew i.n.l h:-'ltiful, tor
1 J I I I i I f.'l 'f' Holiday pr s.-nt. t-tt
w " w lien ilr.ii'iu. en. li s,;. .ft, -Is. a. Ii
a follows: ".Mtciitli.r," J.t I., (.n.e.r, ' 'Vi-I,
liiotti r," -(iod's A.-r.-,'' The l.iu'e Ii..,ii',i .r."
JM;, ii. D-a't-.r ; a!ao. "Hot- m 'nt Kiiivn"' I'n.ss
M-i Flower-.' llawi 1 ".. I ; s-.-" -K.-.i i I-: ' oili
11". i I aeli ; ni-., .Mi.,i.,ir'' aid - l'i -.n.l " Ii
'''' '. i' i : eh ; - i. .),!... ,,f .;le r;.' ;' '. -1, le.,
ete. Any jilM,ve aeilt l.-p:ii i oti .-eeipt of prlee. or
Ulle f e; ( lii oii.i, lr 1 1
St 1 :0 H Kite K Jb CO , Fui.M.hcrs, ( iucin i.iiti, 0.
Dec l.v'iw eow.
A situation as Teaetn r. I. v a lady who baa I a I wv-
eral years ex;.erieiiee Ml t--a.-'i.. t?,e li.ie.i 1.1 .-'j.!!
branel.er, L-iliti. r'reiich ni .1 Muic. I.'.-tep-nrea rx
ohuned. olre, HU.tii. term-, Mits r'. .M. J., care
fir. u. IJIVll, .Miir.i. e.-.ro .. i. ,
Dee. 4 lm.
J i. Willi ms. I'rea I'nt. S jii-i:i.;. WiiirK.t'as'i tl.
w . n. i KiUK.iae As--tcari,er
State Nation.-il 13ank,
U A I. i: 1 4i 1 1 .
SPECIAL CAKE AND
Alteiitica (liven to Collections.
Collections made in this and all lhe Southern
Stales,
At Co-it, m.'l rfmi1' fl Ur in K-Urn Eclianrif,at th
M'trkd't lintel.
L Nation a r. JUkk ft thk Kr.ri pi.k.N. r.
J tt&!)K. Dl'i:n'irf.
Dec 18--tf
WATSOIN S (JALLKIIY
OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART,
KAI.FIfall, V
Is one of f e tnost eo'np'ete and etenlv. I'hfito
irripLic eat.-iillatimeT ta in tt.e oiilli: re ever .tvle
..I Fhotucinphic lik ii x i t-v.-cuud lr,.m tin- a allot
miniature. t.i the larrf- I'orfalt colored In nil. If you
have the likeness of a deeea-ed relative or Iriei d.you
cau have it enlai-."d aid clore l t . i,.,teie. 'i. olo
graphic All IIH1S al'd l'i':l re Fra.'.ea niwaa OO I antf,
in Kreat variety, at low rle. VVi..-n vo l e-'i.ie to
RaleiKO. do not fall to call at WA1MJS l.ALLKUV
.ijd door abote Tucker Hall.
J. V. VATS3T.
Dec ls-12
A single fe-itleman. who has had s vera! years
p. rience, desires . Illation as Uacl.er iu a prif ale
school.
For terras, c, address, W .
TowniTiiie,N. C.
Pee 25-lat
Oc (in.