THE EXAJSHNER.
nrsi XESS MANAGER. I
ADVTirnsiNO &ATX9.
"t"-V Will lC UejlVtMix u.ijj niinu
rl'ti-iKTKES Cents a week; pay
tH.v f ijUMl for ?, a year 3 I.UO
M
Kauar5ona tim it m. twi4 i 41 nn
X' H001 anion th r?.uu; three months
tl-xW ; six niontJw tr,0U; one yu-1100. j
tjeor larger sdverUwinents liberal con-'
tract will be made. j
J An Inch length vtlzc the colnnin U 1
square. .. . r .-
r Notices of , Situations Wanted" by arte al
taborlng people are lniterted free of Cbarve,
tor the present.
"ft J"1 ''I vKiM-nts a month. HI
fri'llh& 5.oo. and The Weekly
. ,f f'arV-T v F v and Examiner Is a
VV.umn pap the largest ever.
VOX.. I.
RALEIGH, SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1674.
NO. 36.
3$5 in tb" "th- "
EXAMINER.
Mi IfflEWMi
. -.; - -'.';...'-"' j j; ; .; , ' ' ' " ' ... , " " " ' : ' " ' ' I " ' '
7Iy, MARCII 8, 1874
.;:,mxf IT MAY CONCERN:
fV " ' ' hereby trives notice
T Ml II
. nnr T -' ! "
1 iiv
r,ttitl'!
I fiUtrirt;
r
1, - Feb. 21, 1874.
Vll'iw I'-O. Raleigh, N. C.
'-.mr IT MAY' CONCERN:
TvIm n-K-r-iKiied hereby fcives notice
V' inwiitifiiicutas Assignee of Alex-
ituiaii, of Wilson 1'. O., Nash
'"I 1 State of North Carolina,
t??, e Eastern District of Nf C.,
been- adjudged- a .bankrupt
ii own' Petition by the District
',fs.iil District.
lw!lluutViinw UAMPNON
, .1 ... A 1 w I v - - - . 1
w HEREBY'
GIVEN,
necting of
-That.a second general
A 1
.rotors
of Samuel a. ... w.iuiains,
will lie hold at tho Ke?i-stcr's
i..,.r.t
Kaleif-'h, is. u., on tne zvinoay
l,. rmrv,
1-K74, at IU o ciqcK ;a. m.,
f-,reA.
w sillier. Register, lor tlie
.. .inu 111 H JIII I Itl ' .l I 1
I in the
ti-il. . OUfl.
.ill iL-t..e laiiKi upt, - Ati ii luaitu
..'".. c ir AMRSDN. Assignee .
-l:iw:w.
Raleigh, N. C.
,;un'ler.signed hereby gives notice
i-it'OiiiiiiK-nt as Assignws uiruu
. "p", Vm, of dlalcigii in the county of
;iki iju'd State of North- Carolina,
-il ii the cistern district of North Car
v'a wfio lias-' been adjudged a bank
liis own petition by the Dis-
f'tAirt of said District.
Killflll, U.., X'CU. ZdSC, 184.
TIloMAS IJ AMPSON, Assignee, .
'pu win.
1 Thi'i.llH
W HOM IT MAY CONUEliN :
i.(lersigned hereby gives notice
iiniKiiilnieiiL as
Assignee oi
K. Kicks, of Rocky Mount,in the
v (i'f N-as-h, and State o I North
(.ma, w.uiiiu sum isiiiui uw nas
i aljinl-tHr a '.Bankrupt -upon his
;.! -f'i-lricU ; , . ...
lH':clH;ilvih, JanJ'3Ut, '1874.
TIK'S.-IjAM'PSON, Assignee'..
. P. O. Raleigh, N, C.
::;v' - ' ..' - -4 '; .'-.. '
PHIS IS JU (1 IV iNUTlUJ!,
That
n thcord day of Feb., A. D., 187 41
warrant m Bankruptcy was. is.suea
it of tho bistrirt Court of the United
:.,t(-s fi-r the Eastern District of North
;;rlin: agatit the estate of Aitgus
rA.lhiek, utMWarrenton, in tho
mtiw .of-Warren, and State of; North
t-VUVV S A .ft J V
en adjudged a
Petition: 'That
;uilna ' who has . beei
luikiUi't en his own.
the payment ol any debts, and the de-
..'.iTyof ar.y property belonging to such
i-iuikrupt, to .hhiii-.or for his use, and
transfer! any. property, by him,
are frbiiW;i-;by law ;' That a meeting
'i''tli95ereditors of said bankrupt, to
I'MYe their tk'hts, and: 'to choose one or
rii'jreiussinccH of his estate, will be held
:i'.a ''mirt of PankruptC3-, bo holder
uMlaleiglii N. I., before A..W. Shaffer
KcisTt, oiuho 21st day of Feb., A. D.,
'A, at U o'clock, A. M.
It. M. DOUGLAS, 1
.Marshal asrMessenger.
-.Iff
wti'N ,t Wilson, Attorneys. .
Sr-
VOTICE"
HEREBY GIVEN.
i Tiua a' Petition'
has been- filed in
ite !Hs!riet I
h lw!riet.Court of .the United States
r the Kasterh l)isti i-t. of North Cam-
jV
W. W. Cozart. of Granville
unt v, jnlsaiil District, duly declared
i'ukiut uiuler the Act I of Congress
-5-M.iri-h it lsi)7, lor a discharge and
'vr'Ui:4to thereof from all his debts and
'rdaiijis provable- Under said Act,
lJ that Uio 2ist day of February, 1874,
''"'' i'Wk, a. M., at. the office of A.
, liegister in Bankruptcy, in
'C, is assigned for the hear
samo. wliijij and where all
r-'i : Uie
toisvholmvo proved their debts,
,'r' Pi'soni in interest may at--J'
laiul Kho i-iuj., if any tuey have,
;-!' t he prayer of the said petitioner
' :',u!' not be granted. And that the
(l"Hl aillt 'thfrit inuti.'.r.c ,..111 l,n
- , t 1 ' '"v 1.11111 1 111 KfXJ UD1U
ew. Berne, N. C. Feb. 7ihlS74. -
,u--t. U. E. -TINKER, Clerk.
THIS IS TO CI I YE NOTICE, That
s-4. .T ua OI 1 etruar3r A. IJ.,
y warrant iu Bankruptcy- was .is-
;d ,ot of tho District Court of the
IX ,;'xV'ot the Eastern District of
'VlwVurolm:l' asainst the estate of
; f .rhu-.n, of Haleigh, in the coun-
'Al; -1Jr'5Jna 8tle f North Caroli-
ull I etlflnl! .Tlof tliQ ntr.v.rr.t
. and the delivery, of any
,,' .u.V,V,1,t- such bankrupt.
li, , .. iP ri ' 1 v 1.A Mill
IT , ?r I, ,,. ..tl u 4
r ins use. and the transfer
P;nH'rtbv,hirn; arefoi
, "at ;i '"feting of the ci
'Mm Ulknil't, to prove thei
forbidden
creditors
vs. .,,-'cul more assignees oi
N. r A J. -v holden at Kaleish.
the -st? ') W Charier, Register,
:..!. li. M.-TlrtTTOT.AK f
. ;.!Iarsbal as Messenger. !
v AJ X-
Attorneysr
ruis is
Ullllil l - i A V - J J , lima
" I ' Jt.ll il-iv- rlT.,., iot.
i t ..
. - " . "l ( L I . . S . 17.. I ,Ti . i
hK''rtJitheUn
.4 Jt-'te; District. of N
' m 'y1.10; estate; of
,:Vat?',., .,.Ral!?h P. O. in I
issudd out
nited States
tlf nrth f 'arru
' n' .V; oll:Xor Carolina, who
i- 'ed mkrupt upon the
, . - - " flic KJ Li 1 1 L V
iny
to
of
by
v 1 fci o J k 3lA
yi'iio s,. . uv ueuis,-anu 10
'' A. v l1.?111 Raleigh. N. C.
V.iv ()f VI .na ler Register, on the
A.M, ,V""A- i 1874, at
10
,;yars.hal as. Messenger j
v-r jn un.o,
Att . .. T ARQO - "
Iiai Counllor at Law;
n 1,11 ....
i('lfPinl t
the
lir :;?ntinent as Assignee- or. Au
(.!ieek of Warrenton, in the
Iv of Warren, and State of North
within faid District, who has
jf"' ii'ml ""d a :" Bankrupt uion his
17 - -
'I'Tiv v ,4,, e ueuyery of j
''"'."rj'.jr hi 10 saiu bankrupt,
! ' l;r.,:,. .'?Iut.a'a tho transfer
aw; A ii,, - linn.. are forbidden
j-
IN ii ANK RUPTC Y.
TO WHOM IT M AY' CONCERN :
The undersigned hereby gives no
tice of his appointment as assignee of
J. B. and D. B. Iliggs in the county of
Wake, and State of Is'ortii Carolina,
in. Pamlico' District.-' who have been ad
judged Bankrupts on creditors petition
uy me uisirici vouri or saul District.
Dated Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 23, 1874.
C.-E. JOHNSON, Jr., '
fob2r lw3w ; i Assignee.
XTOTICE
X That a 1
IS HEREBY GIVEN.
fifth general meetintr of cred
itors of the Bank of North Carolina
bankrupt, will le held at the Register's
oIice in Raleigh, N. C, on the 3rd day
of February,- 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
bolore A. W. Shall'er, Register for the
purposes named in the 27th and 28th
section of the Bankrupt Act of March
2, 18G7.
CHARLES DEWEY, Assignee.
29 y3w - Raleigh, N. C.
THIS IS TO GIVa NOTICE, That
on the 10th day of February, A. D.,
1874, a warrant in Bankruptcy was is
sued out of the District Court of the
Unified States for the Eastern District
of North Carolina, against the estate ot
J. B. & D. P. Uiggs, of Raleigh, in the
county of Wake, and State of North
Carolina, who have been adjudged
Bankrupts upon Petition of their credi
tors : That the payment of any debts, ,
anil the delivery of any property, bo
longihg to such bankrupts, to them or
for their use, and the transfer of any
property, by them, are forbidden by
them ; That a meeting of the, creditors
of said bankrupts, to prove their debts,
and tq choose one or mere assignees of
their estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy,' to bo holden at Raleigh,
N. C, before A. W. Shaffer, Register
on me zist aav ot February. A.
1874, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
, .; R. M.' DOUGLAS, .
feobl-2t Marshal as Messetager.'
Jones (t Jones, attorneys lor credi
tors: ' ' -' S -
TIHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
Ion tho 5th day of March, A. D.,
1874, a warrant in bankruptcy was is
sued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
or North Carolina, against the estate
of Elijah Albert Gupton, of Louisburg,
in the county of Franklin, and State of
North Carolina, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his own petition : That
the pay ment or any debts and . the de
livery ofany property - belonging to
such bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
and the transterof any property.by him,4
'are forbidden by law ; That a meeting
,of' the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be
hold at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Raleigh, N. C, before A. W.
Shaffer, Registei, on the 20th day of
January, A. D., 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
f-3 R. MJDOUGLAS,
Marshal as Messenger.
Nisw sciiEbuiias.
Piedmont Air-Iiine itailvvay.
Richmond & Danville. Richmond &
Danville R. W.,. N. C. Division, and
North Western N, C. R. W.
'"'-".'-; l . ;
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE. 1
In effect on and after Sunday, Feb. 22d,
1874. '-
GOI KG NORTH.
Stations. Mail. , - Express.
Leave Charlotte, 7.00 p. m. 8.35 a. m.
V Air Line Ju. 7.28 44 8.55 "
44 Salisbury, 10.09 p. m.10.47 '
44 Greensboro. 2.15 a. m. 1.15 p. m
44 Danville, 5,28 3.27
' 44 ' Burkville, 11.40 ,44 8.06
Ar. at Richmond, 2.32 p. m. 11.02
GOING SOUTH.
It
Stations.
Leave Richmond,
" " Burkville,
" Danville,
'? Greensboro
Salisbury,
44 Air-Line Ju.
Mail.
1.48 p. m.
4.58 44 .
9.52 "
1.16 a. rri.
3.56 44
Express.
5.03 a. m.
S.28 "i
1.03 p.m.
4.00 44 i:
6.33 44
8.55 44
6.35
Ar.at Charlotte,
GOING EAST.
' Stations.
6.43 44 9.00 44
GOING WEST. i
Mail. "'; Mail.
.' Head Down. Read Up.
Leave Greensboro 2.00 a. m. 12.30 a.m.
44 Co. Shops-3.55 -.4,.Lvell.05p. m.
Raleigh, 8.30
6.40 p, tn.
Ar. at Goldsboro, 11.40 a.m Lv 3.00 p. in
NORilWESTERN N. C. K. .
(Salem Branch.) .'
Leave Greensboro, 1.30 A. M.
: Arrive at Salem, 3.25 A. M.
Leave Salem, 1 10.30 A. M.
Arrive at Greensboro; 12.00 M.
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at j
a 40 P. M. connects at Greensboro' with
thei Northern bound train ; making the
quickest time to all Northern cities..
Price of Tickets same as via other
routes. ; "' i
Trains to and from points East ot
Greensboro connect at Greensboro with
the Mail Trains to or from points north
or south. j j
Trains daily, both ways.
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommoda-
tion leave Richmond at 9.42 a. m., arrive
at Burkevillo 12.30 p. m., leave Burke
villo 4.35 a. m., arrive at Richmond 7.58
a. m. .. . v.
Pullman Palace Cars on all nigut
trains betweeu Charlotte and Richmond
(without change.)
Papers that have arrangements to ad
vertise the schedule of this company
will please pri nt as above.
For further information address
S. E. ALLEN,
Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Greensboro, N. C.
T. M. R. Talcott, . , '.
Eijgineer Gen'l Superintendent.
AS WE HATE BEEN REQUEST
ed by many to procure white labor
fnr this countrv. we would desire all
persons desiring to
obtain the same to
call at bur office at once ana mane ap
plication for the number they desire.
We will say that the wages will be a
little higher. than those paid now, prob
ably from eight to twelve dollars per
month. Mr. Bennett having had expe
rience in selecting good house lapor, vke
aim to select none but good, honest, re
liaKio sorvants. As soon as an order
for one hundred and fifty have been ob
tained, wo shall proceed to geiinem.
Our terms will be as. ioiiovs. r uijr
cents upon application for each servant
and fifty cents for each servant sup-
ni;n,i :
Sed iu your orders at once. A good
white cook can be had by applying
V"w - TTi-,Trt
PATENT MEOTCINES. j
KEARNEY'S
run ii) EXTRACT, I
BUG H U !
The only known remedy ior
B RIGHTS DISEASE.
. And a positive remedy Tor
gout, gravel; stricture,
. DI ABETES.DYSPEPSIA,
j NERVOUS DEBIL- '
ITY, Dropsy, '
: Non-retention or incontinence of ,
Urine j Irritation, Inflammation or U
cerail n of the r , . , '
BLADDER. AND KIDIvEYS
SPERMATORRHOEA,
Leucorrboea or Whites, Diseases' of the
Prostrate Gland, Stone in the
. j .. .' -Bladder. -
Calculus Gravel or Brickdust Deposit
aint Mucus or Milky lnscharges.
KEARNEY'S
EXTRACT -BUCHU
Permanently Ciirall Diseases, of tho
BLADDER, KIDNEYS & DROP
SICAL SWELLINGS,: ;
Existing in Men, Women and Children.
j0-NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE I
Prof. Steele says: "One bottle of
Kearney's Fluid Extract Buchu is worth
more than all other Buchus combinen'
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six
Bottles for Five Dollars. Sold by all
Druggists s ; . . j
Depot, 104 Duane St., New York.
A Pphysician in attendance to answer
correspondence and give advice gratis.
S?-Send stamp for pamplets, free.-fSf
'' : . TO THE
Nervous and Debilitated
Of Both Sexes.
No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr. J. B. Dyott, graduate of J effer
son Medical College, Philadelphia, au
thor of several" valuable works, can be
consulted on all diseases of - the Sexual
or Urinary Organs, (which he has made
an especial study) either in male or fe
male, no matter from what cause origi
nating or of how long Vstanding. A
practice of 30 years enables him to treat
diseases with success. Cures guaran
teed. Charges reasonable. Those atj a
distance can forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosing to prepay
postage. . )..-. ' r ! ;; .:'..:, . j .
Send for the Guide to Health. Price
10 cents. ;
J. B. DYOTT, M. D., . !
1 Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane $t;
N.' y; : . !, - '.- rep. lyi -.-
MISCELLANEOUS.
' i VALUABLE .r ; j
PROPERTY FOR SALE;!.
-. ! " - - t -.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for Sale her Plantation, known as
Strecter Farm.
A healthy location, convenient to good
Schools. Churches near by. x ine
water. There are some
, ! 2,0d0 Acres of Iiand ;
I 1.300 inT; cultivation. Well tim
v woodland so arranged as j to
rodder U'jicing, woods mould, very con
venient. : The very best Shell Marle on
all parts of the Farm. i
It is useless 10 sr. aji oi mw pruiAwu
tiveness of these Lands. Corn, all kinds
of grain, and Clovers yield abundant;
but its reputation is ' . ' J-,,-
The line of the New York, Norfolk
nd Charleston Rail Road is now being
run out and it passes through my plan
tation. - ':;;': ; ;i'. ; -i..
"The Cotton Farm of tine East,"
situated in Greene countv, 8 miles from
Snow Hill, and 3 miles trom Marlboro,
Pitt county. A Railroad line recently
established within 3 miles of this Farm,
leading from t Wilson to ! Greenvillej
which is designed going into operation
this Fall. ;.t. -
Largre Commodious Dwelling,
all necessary outrbuildings needful to a
farm this size, newly and neatly fitted
P
Tebms shall be easv. 1
I will sell, if desired, all my personal
property with the Farm. j ;
I invite purchasers to visit my place
and judge for themselves, or , address
me. ' : '
Mrs. VIRGINIA TKI !?SON,
9 3m Marlboro Pi t county, N. C.
THE WILMINGTON STAK.
Established only Six Years !
DAILY STAIt.
H
AS THE LAKliJblsr UUUU1.A
tion of anv Daily,: Newspaper in
the State, and a circulation in Wilming
ton NEARLY twice as large as that of
any other paper. . -.m I ,
All the news of the day will be fonnd
in it, condensed when unimportant, at
leneth when of moment, and always
n.aaanfH in a rlflar. mtellicTent ana in-
UlCOVHl 7 - -
teres ting manner.
. . . 1 ' r
f SI7BSCKIPXIOX, in Advance
One Year,
Six Months,
Three Months,
'$7.00
?.50
2:00
-0-0-
W E E K LIT, S T A B.
PRICES REPITOKW.
THE WEEKLY STAR iJ?f Sn
bined with the UAivUiAi -a. rAi"
and is one of the cheapest papers in
country, at the following ; v
i j Reduced iates s
One Copy, One Year, ; V
i - :'. Six Months,
$1.50
1.00
pi.- ofSto lO 1 vear. S1.25 B copy,
g1" J more,l Vr.fl copy
.ibsof m pSea-
r--- . i
; Address j tt BERNARD.
; uitor arfd Proprietor
wnnungion, .e.
c.
SCHEDULES.
. Office Petkbsbueo R, R. Co.,
t -!'V '.',- ' . March 27th, 1872.
VAN AND AFTER MARCH 31st, the
vy t
trains will run as follows :.
LEAVE WEliDON.
Express Train,
Mail Train,
7:40 a m
&25 p m
I . - ARRIVE. AT PETERSBURG.
: Express, . , - . 10:50 a m
Mail, . 7:00 p m;
LEAVE PETERSBURG. '
Mail, . V 5:40 a m
Express," ' " . '- 3:50 pm
- ARRIVE AT WELDON.
1 Mail, - ' 1 ' . 9:45 a m
Express, " ' ' 6:50 p m
' : FREIGHT, TRAINS. ,
"Leave Petersburg, , 8:00 am
Leave Weldon, 5:00 a m
Arrive at .Weldon, ' , 4:00 p m
Arrive at Petersburg, 12:20 p mi
; V. : ' ' GASTON TRAIN. ; ' .
; Leave Petersburg, , ;, 6:15 am
1 Leave Gaston, . '- V 1:15 p m
Arrive" at Gaston, ' . 12:50 p m
Arrive at Petersburg. 8:10 p m
1 Freights for Gaston Branch will be
received at the Petersburg depot only
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS,
The deoot will be closed at 5:00 p m
No goods will be received after that
hour. J. C. SPRtGG,
53 tf. Eng. and" Gen. Manager.
QHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line, ;
1 V JStuperintendenVs Office,
r Raleigh, N. C, Nov. 29, 1872.
; On and - after Saturday, Nov 30th,'
1872, trains on the R. fc A. A. lu Road
will run daily, (Sunday excepted,)
follows i . i" ' -
Mail train leaves Raleigh, 3.35 P. M.
Arrives' at Sanford, ; 6.15 "
Mail train leaves Sanford, 6.80 A. M.
Arrives at Raleigh, : . .9.20 . "
i Mail train makes close connection at
Raleigh with the Raleigh v and Gaston
Railroad, to and from all pomes North.
i And at Sanford with the Western
Railroad, to and fronl Fayetteville and
points on Western Railroad.
A. B. ANDREWS, -.
dec 4 tf. " Superintendent.
$60,000
WANTED.
In Deceihber, 1872, the Grand Lodge
of Masons ordered the opening of an
asylum at Oxford, for the protection,
training and education of indigent and
L promising orphans. Several-weeks were
occupiea wnn necessary preparauuiis,
and, in February, 1873, the work began.
Some foresaw nothing but failure, and
predicted that spontaneous donations
would not sustain such an institution.
Others determined that solar as its suc
cess depended on them, " their whole
duty should- be performed. Lodges,
churches, - benevolent societies and lib
eral individuals have supported -it by
their voluntary contributions, ana
many helpless, and hopeless orphans
have been , placed, where wholesome
food.' comfortable clothing and faithful
instruction will make them intelligent
and useful citizens. The laws of the
land afford but little I protection to or-
phans and the hard hand of avarice often
holds them in sad and shameful slavery.
Legislators disregard their appeals.
Orphans cannot vote, their fathers are
all dead and the rich seldom espouse the
cause of their poor relations. Careful
observation has shown that, by close
economy, ? each orphan may be fed,
clothed and taught for nve dollars a
month. In order that different sections
of the State mav be represented, and
that the most urgent and most needy
applicants mav be admitted, about
Ut two f
hundred orphans should be kept in the
asylum. Their expenses will amount
to twelve thousand dollars a year. , To
insure the permanence of the Institu
tion and the continuance oi its worK,
there ought to be some provision for Its
support for at least five years. If sixty
lodges, churches, benevolent societies or
individuals will each pay one hundred
dollars every year for five years; if
seventy lodges, churcnes, nenevoienc
societies or individuals Will each pay
fifty dollars every year for five years;
benevolent societies or individuals will
each pay twenty-five dollars every year
for five vears. the people will then ap
preciate the value of the work and in
some wav make it permanent. Thus.
for food, clothing and instruction, twelve
thousand dollars a vear may pe raised
and smaller contributions will supply
furniture and fixtures. WiU the friends
of orphans raise this amount? -The
I question is now before them. '
nireci coninuuiionsare eaniesuv aw
lieited. No countenance should be given
to those who wish to grind their axes
at the expenses of the orphans, neither
shonld nublic attention bo, diverted by
new schemes for raising money out of
others. When people leel for orphans
they should feel in their own pockets
and contribute as the Lord has pros
pered them. Contributions for this year
and pledges for future years should be
. . . i r r
sent to tne oupennieuueui, hl uiiuiu.
JOHN NICHOLS,
Grand Master.
J. IT. Mills. -
Superintendent Orphan Asylum,,
feb 22-tf.
JJ 1ST O R Y
OF THE i :
6 RAN G K M O VE MEN
" OR,. THE '- .' "
FARMERS' WA R A GAIKST
MONOPOLIES:
Price 2.75 for cloth; $3.25 for law binding
V being a
Full and authentic account of the strug
glesof the American i armers
against the extortions of
the railroad com- '
u panies. .
. WITH A HISTORY OP THE
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Sketches of the Leading Grartgers.
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SION H. I ROGERS,
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! KALElGlI, N. C,
Office on Fayetteville Street, two half
squares South oj Yarborough House,
Haywood old office.
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JJALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
RALEIOII, N. C.
F. P. Hobgood, A. M., Principal.
II. W. ReinharU (U. Va.) Associate
PrincipaL
Dr. L. Von Meyerhoff, of Vienna,
Music Department.:
Tlie Spring term will open on Jlon-
day, Jan 19, 18T4.
For particulars apply for Circular and
Utaalogue. if H lebl
U. JXcC PERKINS,
Counselor at Law and Solicitor
for Patents,
513 7th St., Opposite U. S. P. O. DepL,
: WASHINGTON, 1). C .
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tPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
contested and abandoned cases un
der the Patent Laws: to Appeals, Re-
issuesj Interferences, and Infringe
ments: and to shits at law and equity.
growing out of the rights and interests
of Patentees. fi
Correspondence solicited. 14 Jy
nroanchnrn Homo o lift popp
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Greensboro, N. C. ,
Rev. T. M. Jones. D. D. President.
The Sorincr Session of 1874 will begin
on the 15th January.
. A, . m
Charges per session or ao , weeKS,
board and tuition? in regular course,
8125.00. 1
Charges for extra studies moderate.
For full particulars, apply r'.to the
President. I
N.H. D. WILSON,
26-tf PresidentlBoard of Trustees.
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V. T. ADAMS & SON,
Manufacturer! and Dealers m
STEAM ENGINES,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS,
Frowst Ilairows, ' Cultivators,
Hositlng- ITIachlea,
and all kind of 1 1 , f ? ; ; ;
CASTINGS. '
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All work .neatly and promptly exe
cuted, by skilful workmen, on the most
reasonable terms.
The senior partner has had over 40
years experience m tne business, ana
teeisjusunea in saying mat ne can give
entire satisfaction.!
WANTED 100,000 pounds of old Cast
Iron, for which the highest market price
will be paid, in cash or exchange for
work. . ' : J- - '- "
Works one Square West of Courj
House. 1 -
Raleigh, Aug. 13, 1872. w3m
rrQ HOLDERS f OF CITY BONDS.
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The i undersigned. Committee of the
Board of Commissioners of the City of
Raleigh, propose ito be present at the
Citizens National Bank, between the'
hours of 11 and 14 o'clock, a. ra., every
dav for one week from this date.
All holders 01 Uity Bonds, running
one, two or tnree j years, wnetner ma
tured lor not, are requested to exhibit
them to the Committee at one of the
hours named. U
W.W.WHITE, "I
H. T. CLAWSON, V Committee.
JAS. H. JQNES. j
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I T. R. PUKNELL,
At tor nev at Law
RALEIGH, 2T. C
vv 111 practice in tne state ana x eaerai
Gourts.
333 OFFICE near the Court House.
W. W. JONES. . . !! ARMLSTEAD JONES
j JONES & JONES,
Attorneys at Law,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Practice in the Supreme Court of the State,
the District and Circuit Courts of the Uni-
ted States and the several Courts of the 6th
Judicial District, i '
43-Offlce on Fayetteville Street near the
vvurtttouse i '
INSURANCE.
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIFE INSURANCE
RALF.1C2II, AOItTlI CAHOLINA,
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. SV. I. Royster, AssH Med. Di'r
J. B. Batchelor, Attorney.'
O. H. Perry, Supervising Agent.
DIRECTORS:
Hon Kemp P Battle, Hon Tod R Caldy
well, Hon John W Cunningham, Col T
M Holt, Hon wm A simui, ur w J
Hawkins, Hon John Manning, Gen W
R -Cox. Col Ij .W liumpbrey, C Tate
Murphy, Col-Wni E Anderson, John G
Williams, Col W L Saunders, R Y
McAden, Col A A MeKoy, I J Young,
James A Graham, F II Cameron, J C
McRae, J B Batchelor, J C Blake, Walter
Clark, W G Upchurch, J J Davis, John
XT Z 1.tn '
FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES.
It is emphatically a Home Company.
It is large capital guarantees strength
and safety. ; f .
Its rates are as low as tuose of an
first-class company. ,
It oners all d&sirable forms or insur
ance. .
Its funds are invested at home and
circulated among our own neople.
N o. unnecessary restrictions imposed
upon residence or travel.
Policies . iion -forfeitable after . two
years. -
Its omcers and directors are promi
nent, and well-known North ' Carolin
ians, whose, experience as business men,
and whose' worth - and integrity are
alone sufficient guarantees of the Com
pany's strength, solvency and success.
THEO. II. II ILL, Local Agent,
O. H. PERRY. Raleigh, N. C.
Supervising Agent.
5 Good Agents, with whom liberal
contracts will be made, wanted in every
county in the Static.
March 13, 1873. ; 38 w6m
PROSPECTUS OF THE
C Alt O LIN A H. E It AL 1.
THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES
to commence the publication, in
Oxford, N. C. on or about the 1st of
rebmary, 184, of a Slarge and hand
some weekly paper, thirty-two columns,
to be called i
THE CAROLINA HERALD.
In politics the Herald will be strictly
Conservative Democratic All personal
or offensive vituperation and abus will
be avoided. It will closely watch the
course of all public officials : and will
not hesitate to thoroughly ventilate the
ill-conduct of such. t:
It will devotes its bestenergies to the
advancement of the eutire State.
The commercial, industrial, educa
tional and manufacturing interests of
the State, county and town will be care
fully considered, and every exertion
made for their speedy development.
it will be tne constant aim and pur
pose of the proprietor to make the 7er-
Xive Newspaper r
in every respect, and he confidently ap
peals to the people of Granville and sur
rounding- counties to sustain him in
this effort. '
AU important foreign news and re
ports of the leading markets will be
carefully examined and condensed.
Particular attention will be paid In
the local department of Oxford and
every section of the county.
The Advertising Rates
will be of the most liberal character.and
it win u iuu euueavor oi me prroprie-
tor to maKe tuo iieraia a reiiame me
dium for every class, trade and profes
sion. ,
:: . Terms : '!- ''''. " ' v:
$2 Per Annum, in Advance.
Liberal deductions made to Clubs.
WM. BIGGS,
Editor and Proprietor.
B
E X N E T T & W I C K EK'S
intelligence office,
Corner Martin and Person Streets,
RALEIGH, N. C,
Opposite Baptist Grovo.
This is the cheapest and most reliable
source to obtain honest, sober, and in-
uustrious servants, ior we mane it a
study to understand their general char
acteristics in order to establish a renu
talion for our office. All orders sent to
our office will be promptly filled.
v e would desire of persons receiving
servants through us, upon their dismis
sal from their service to send us a note
stating conduct, capabilities, fcc., thus
not oniy protecting memseives, out
A 1 . A - A z A 1 '
others from worthless no-account ser
vants. . - I - (
Cooks, Nurses, Chambermaids.House
girls, Dining room servants, Teamsters,
roners, umce Doys, J? loor Doys, Clerks,
Salesmen, Mechanics, Laborers, fca,
supplied at short notice.
Particular attention paid to. rentinor
houses, and families desiring to rent
nouses wouia ao well to call.
Contracts made for brick work, and
house, sign and ornamental painting, f
Copying of all kinds taken and bills
collected. ) '
Persons desiring to procure white.
servants are requested to call and ascer
tain our terms. A cood white cook can
be had by applying at once. AIso a few
wv vvivi uvua?
nurses. i .,--"' - 1
Particular attention paid to procuring
iarm janor.
i . Bailey k McCorkle,
rAitorneys ana uounseiors
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PROSPECTUSES.
IJHE REPUBLIC t
I Believing that the Inestimable prlril- '
eges of self-government guaranteed 'by"
the Federal Constitution involve correa
ponding duties, and that among these
are sleepless vigilance and the devotion
Of tho best thoughts and efforts of ths -citizen
In aid of the preservation anil
development of our country and its in- '
stitutions, we have determined, in futth
erance of these, objects, to establish a
monthly magazine devoted to the dis
cussion of the science of government
and to'a review of political events.
Assuming that the legitimate object
of good government is provision for tho
welfare and happiness of tho citizen, his
physical comfort, educational growth,
and moral development. The Jtrjublie "
will bring to this test all economic ques
tions, political action and governmental,
measures. - -' ; 1
( Holding firmly that in a republic,
constituted as ours is, political parties
are essential, and that they furnish the
best, not to say the only means of that
constant and severe scrutiny to which
power should bo always subjected. The
Republic will insist that the country is
not only safe, but safest with its destiny
in the keeping of the Republican party;
that measures of reform and progress
must be carried forward through its in-
btrumeutality, and that its permanent
ascendancy "should be maintained so
long as it responds to the demand3 of '
enlightened and progressive public
opinion.
j The Republic will avoid unwarranted
censure of opponents as well as indis
criminate praise of friendsaiming at
that degree of Independence and candor
which concede justice to both. It.will
not waste woids, influence, or power by
purely negative criticisms, but will en
deavor to promote correct action by
affirmatively and plainly showing the
better way. True this4ino of criticism
involves thought, care, .investigation
with the exercise Of an impartial judg
ment ; but history has conclusively de
monstrated that by these means tho
jcause of truth and good government can
be best advanced. ? V
! The Republic will furnish a brief and
accurate record of events of political and
general interest, as
The proceedings of Congress.
The decisions and action of the Exec
utive Departments.
! The action of States afid of political
bodies of national import 1-
The progress of material andeduca
tional development. ,j
f Decisions of the judiciary of political
or finanical importance and of general
application.
i The publication leing monthly, the
record will be made up after the events
have transpired, and will make, at tho
close of the year, a volume of accurato
and valuable information in convenient
form for preservation and reference
Among the topics claiming discussion
will be I - i' ...
! . The relative power and jurisdiction of
the Federal and State Governments the
expansion of territory, revenue, finance,
education, Industrial school, postal tele
graph, postal savings banks, railway
and canal transportation, life and fire
insurance, river and harbor improve
ments, tne public ncaith, reforms in the
j'UMllU O V-4 V sJm nuu vuv ommiiiuiucui ui
equal civil and political rights. On these
and kindred subjects The Republic will
aim to convey reliable information, ex-.
cite thought, and iuduco action.
The writers for 17ie Republic have
been selected from among those whose
sagacity; judgment, and energy were
thoroughly tested in the recent political
contest ; and their names are withheld
now; as then, for the sole reason that
they prefer success through reason, ar
gument, and the merit ol their produc
tions. -. . ; .
Moved by these considerations, and
subordinating the question of remuner
ation entirely; we appeal with confidence
to those who, during the recent cam
paign, responded soiberally In money,
time, and effort, to aid Jn the in trod no-
tion of The Republic. , The Magazine
will be furnished at as near cost price
as practicable, and will -be enlarged
whenever the patronage received will
j ustify increased expend iture , v
The Repubuc will be published month-
ly, on superior paper, in clear type, and 1
will contain not less than forty-eight
pages bf reading matter exclusive of
an vfirtisementn. : ;
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Single copies, twenty-fi ye cents. . ' !
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J . m. Edmunds, secretary or the union
Kepubucan Congressional Committee,
Washington, D. U. j
The ttepublicPublillngr Compsiiiy,
Waalilngton, D. C. I -
Rooms Union Rep. Cong. Committee,
Washington, D. C., Feb. 4, 1673.
The undersigned is well acquainted
with the gentlemen who-have under
taken the publication -of The Republic,
and has entire confidence in their devo
tion to Republican principles and in
their ability to successfully accomplish
the important work they have tinder
taken.. - - - :-.';
The enterprise is earnestly recom
mended as worthy of the active and.
liberal support of Republicans through
out the country. . 1
43 Ji M. Edmunds, Secretary. ;
y OVEJOY ACADEMY,
; BALEIGII, N. C.
Tlie Wi Session Opens Jan. 20, 187 1.
The Principals congratulate them
selves on the success which has attended
their efforts during the past year;
within which time over a hundred
bos have been instructed by them.
The Academy aims to teach well. It
prepares boys for any College, and for ,
ibo practical pursuits of life.
, Tuition, per session. Tf Jj,
Board and room ? 15 and $16 per month.
A few boys can secure board with one ;
pf the teachers. ;-.;; "
For other particulars address, ! .
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