North Carolina Newspapers

TILE DEMOCRAT, ."'Lv'.i.M. - Kr'4,c. r i ,hhs- a 7. T " .. . rrvrta ii.tr?. T'lr. TtyMOCAATlC rARTT I; t'.. :;ijf ; a'MnuU jnrtj ttut thi i. :!: t: u I ! for trj, l b:M ,:tvc brui cction.iL bicati its prm cirV ar sound and trn. in acecrd Bare with th C constitution which oar fath r frum d. and adap ted t CTery loenUtj. The priaet-j-rc, popular t.KTty and comfitu tiorii! ptfm meat, which our fore father, lofed and gnarJVd. !'t nm rndedded ta the Waft of J- tT r.n and hw ccmp't-rr. and were cnfd into the Perruxritic l rtr. aid nniJ it uocliar.jvau'St pri'M'iik. A party buiTt upon, u.d; a rock, !ta with3t.-H)d all th itorcn and UUowj whih hve awaited t tor a hun dred jvar, and, hda. thr grx-ni cM port stand t.-seflu-r. a. t.rraly and conipactlj. with rh--?.ir.v prin ciple oenrwKr lt irv3 '")utf frvtu the U-rinniu-:. It in ovirt t itf pnECiptc and th colusdun whivh tltVj huTP gin-o tiat party. ths th i.iv of UUrty Luc Kin j re scrTrd. and constitutional ;rmii mcnt u: tin rained. Tlir effort brinf made to dittvnix.c tUiC party and f'-rai another, or. at lead, to d'- id lt. tNt auv utv wlx - 1 Sjn-n -i; t.uitor r- ! Ln t" ' f .) ;. I'.H- t!: nt;i -.. ' . 1 :r; t'-u i iv w jt .: U a.. ;'M rn- d ...1 s;ltfK -i: ' rliC ff --ft oiilj a . ii rv. bn' 1- att.-mr rt- f ni n th' t-uu ,i err 1. f. "' v u , a at 71.. wli..-r- , k.. 1 uitMt v ii u. fn- ikl! tiiT.diU.Z , ,.u:-r' nit DC th ' h.v-! h.Mrointc hav ffi ivd .pjH)-i'ri)r. ti ti nt I w ,r. i M:iniM f ,! ir- 1 'rn it i'J t !m rn.fit v( t:,1 h.l tjhin-d in r rnrr P 1 r.-i i"t. unti f ! . 1 1 th :utn : L ' ti 4 III I -! Ill ' j ..(. . P til-- I f t 1' ,, ... -1. r, -1 1. d. ' .1, .. . lik.';"- -xi- j ,. , U-1 . 'I ni . -. ,,i . , ,!l I Ii .1 :;ri'!i anU ; ! n"' i" had iv-rrnM' .1 L t'.i-- i n 1 ; t u 1 1 ' i l u'i r k d ld jT vv 1 : ' d 1 : t . I wa: d;'N.'uU. d ti mm at'ti ; t i.; .1 often ai lrf;at . uiu . a . de-tnti'ii itemed it. .v.; a1' . and iw of the fanei-d su-tve-M u( thoc schtut s which liad hroujht them t the surface, ami had opened np to t!tcm the fruitful th-M f ettkial plunder, and thrj rv veiled na the lap f luxury prwurvd thronU eor rnption and uuhcdled lieeni', tie cranl oM party of the tenditutio-i and id' liberty wuutd rn- with rc ruwed .trvnsth and tior. anil re new th. contc.it. and rally t the H cnU tUo.-iC whe had nt h)ed tff kuec t. iVul. and m.-p:a tVsh i,.-oe in th" hearts ef a' I patrvr rh'iJContiKu.d tit th- war ended, whi'u tuc U'.icli t;-pu;i.cau partv, taiin; ad vantage o.' :hc .pril :J1 aad iutcici-uuce which tided ami Rrd t!'K north-, rn r arc jga;u."t t pro.-. 'rat in I le!(::s .-outh. to JK 1 x-ru-1 i- .t Afei SOViv pvT ami nrnpiueiMj-O'ourd- ?:;Ut:oi: a:id oriow j.prva.1 :t. dar wit-, d. -i. l.-'iur. ar eor ;,,! nt'C t':!i ''" 'l'-h and trie ' e;-l - I , on we,;ro,'t. . tv tufutal lo. npvsn h- .'' a li, --n franc u;-d. an-. .tt .!.(-. .-.L i .to tha". partv o ! I.U l.V,..J- v - - - , !.tte and eiftpf oa ar.d vilhiny and n:ad : fhe ene-iiles of th". oen ". nt;l of the I nxM-ra-ie parry. JlVa k K.-p'iht-ean isnr' tit r am - ''or the moil v cta-frn a " ha'u'n v, h ,..iti" - 0 eon ale-it; and prvfid . .I.i rk o- d hide..-'- v i;i hke a ,t hi eh e i 1 1 ..-! tt re -t-on a-iii- d h" iVtno 1 ' ! . ' ; wit.t .ill it e ei .1 and . -ii' ct - t -: r Thi- i .ta ... ei.i 1 -1. - : if ; .-V f H U :--a"N I 1 i '.; 1 alt '...'"i p- 1 ie i .if. f ? l in, mi. i.i i : .. . t 1 i .a ..- 4 1 1- - ' 1 . ill. -'.; . . .! ' Mack. p '" 1 d- .-p'! -j; . m hi: e. a I e i . h i' .1 ht ,T and "tu hi hi i ; i i r- .- r ..w t I al. hi I 1 1 n 1 . . pi i .pie, a ill. f -z- Mi. r. -h ..it I. id stater ii'tiiH Leeawse the iirt. a tu-V said, was tl ad. fuaeral olea iunj rtudra?i..o mad- . and lhy all ttit-ht that tfw era of duuiioatiou would continue forvwr. u-rau.: their only orP.unt wa out Hut the erv nit-ta- tf the wy. l ' .r thatiurty rhos- fouudafi.-u .tonw truth, honor, h nesty.Uv. ,a! lfftnrpl. eonom, and ' v.mal rights to tl. arose like the nd .Soca ready Cor the oatt, and ocn contircvd tt. j ;f ;J 1 on . i 1 ten tlat it 4 in l, , and forvtr. ,, In 1: t :, ! l.pi.J-iiiy. V- ' tr a) it tfti v.r ' . , and Stat; vtvti.-n- ' vt nprS:'.'titil'.t-:4 t '. ' f'Tifrrj i:J tk-i-'!'; 'j ss-nnti, th. x v j inmate f j i . hy the an!aei..u h.' o cott ira'..;-. t. - I . .j in Hir -1 ;. : ';. I drra;tIi.d Hi.'t ' . t' t , i : . t:f.it..!t t ;fi J. of t ;, , 'l .1 t . V an- i Th i 1 r.. . : r at all iui', . . 1 within it. , , - fevt 1. - lit t . : 1. ... ry ii-v . I n. r'. i r now t ti : th fn Tr 7 v. u a ' ! ' W.1.,1 u. !!..' !.:'-',. . ri .v t !: lit. :i aiii. -j.viaU. -i: Inch rv thins; t' i ijrCAt pnrtr . f (K.N UUKUTV. i ; 1 s " r , .! . nrli, .. : ti. i 1 IMNAI t i THE FOSlMASil i'.UL.N t HAL. The hi -to iv ..' 1.. .'.; r:. . of Mr. Uy alt. iniet ?t::ni. i.t t' t mat n.d f ,K t ' . ti-'f C:tv. ::ti i ; U a E. iv. 'Hi full ' i a .' K, i I: .. ii i-'' Hl'fi' t j5a.-li' S n -, a- -t i ..;!. . iii l 1 n'.- 1 K'vkiti jsttu 1 prnd. nt p ' p' . piif;!;can par' I ! m In jttniii-- 1. ' t 1 . ith . 1 1 . . ii , 1 : 1 1 1 t .- t,Y- H' f . i! a:.d i i t -crar. t. h i ia.i.Ct r - .- . Ill l KJi I ' I! a '.tlc m lh Wl.i' ii Mr. U . la.iik ! njind a. r hi- ie.i r . 'ni''i: r r a a l t uk n- 1 c.tun r . . ' ' r ' r " - -.!.. -CI i . N-tf it. M, ; i . .1 r " ' t t : i i : r 1 i .. 1 : r 1 j ,; 1 J - I thi-u;l.d ttJn ur tUe rot Mr. Kev f-r ta- w ith a httt rn earino: aV that -Ul he at l " r f i M i r-oiijlt .tt . !i - n . . at.d dignity, arul v 'ti: . li:ht-t a . 'oi.-. ilreudful rvu!t- t!ie South iLid rr u i and state-tr. ; the preset! cv of ..-!. and since th t: h i:..t to jtiek to it. VT. :'. Hti hi- kite 'it i repeated aad no!i th tt th.- I'i. t t!lu- r d tiie trit'a t tie e. . ilitl.i tt -I 't Ii I..----, i.f I I a'. it-i t.'i in.. In'-or - .u . ana -n u ri " '. it'll pnrti 1! tii'.' r wim 11 it tii- r- raii u- i t?i 1 " Ik ' : I'. i ..-'i 1 1 t-.vi!. I u . nth ! iiv ll.i ttu .1. a: .i r. ! v hav .- ft; tin 1 i it'.t 1 it. 'i jh r.ui'ti v a. toj'y ill div II ;: M a. Cef i U i-ii;'; . ti' t 1. 1 c.j.y . to U - ro: k. 1! . k n h'.M" 2, .1 I -oil d. V, : : that a. n t. . , r t t '. -. f i vi 1 v. r our "hj ah. . Th . Mi", k e ''.-: ti r. ' 1 a r Ti t o 1' ! 1 ll .i Kb- til , . llUd. a" - - ilaye- ' i e t'o' i" th. lU-pubhe-iti ; i. '. ,. I've- ilcntUt tt i i i e rinry and I i. . r; . a 1 f.r and t hn ate iitti t i n aiafe that 11 a j i ..... I" - Tit t v fraud, k. p: i" by lice .' Is it S paltiveps erinimi-." in thi lb. It aad ail il- ut teidiu; villain", -.nd that he re-ceiM-d the 1 Hice. wirh ad the atten dant infamy of - fraudulent pro cxirtmcut? If U0 then i; ii the vf .A, i. .u i. t.a.i . 1 I '. ' 1 ,lfjllt f I : ''Iira.-e r 1 ' : al 1 V !te . - !. ..i;:: .Vul, If; --.-.-.t'lek. ii calm:-. -' ui ik :n- to. . t . 1 e i . t . . -,- . th- ' : : : n. -. . ; . --it . i u I'll .1 lid :el'. C f .I.. iv u ra e :i th;. lu- S-eitii J. i- h.. ; -h : a- m I :e 'V r, iy;n-. e I t I .. .u a I f I ! . .- iht. 1 1 1 J;; 1 . ' -i' r p. .it ! I . - ;v . . . ' i l" r-.-N i .: . . ' -v' 4 m !t ignorant, paper in America. h.nty i litcruro tit icii of African dc r:tl kuw ihcio things -co does the I 1 ra d ; ct it ings. londij and un- '. tdiii the prawes of llaji-a. i i iic lit r.Jd h(cak of Key as a t.ti...t!d iiiisi rinr .Sjuth !,ts.Hi.t. Pah! I he Ilctald i ; , thvir nutcn party aiv ..I .tirh !cmocrals (?) m 1. . V. l.rv It-avo the t'em- , ; . . . liaun. :t-i Uiey hate ... . .t uJh fiance, it will In 1 lie party aid the i-i.C" mu?t l-o drawn. t t.' .: . . - K y must hown to , .v.ih it;.r nvtltv crew of Hac I., u ?'.ir:a and Florida lie t . . ui-.' iiw.ird viSlainiitid the halancv ! i.cl hptdditan par'y. . 1 TLin, the Herald triei to deftnd i U recreant sm of the South for alti "erring Southern Prcthrtu,' t uj-.u the ground that the South did 111 " ten. t tio ?avs si.e 'errci : iv my ri so now? Who can tell ', wl at the future will show ? It is iiuC f eiery '"ht cattif" that is a'Hron cattH." The Sonth failed then; hut .- u did not "err." Thv rtMiIt will jlu-.v that it was all right. She will v. 1 um what she then lost, and which w..u! I h;oe Uen Ii5t forever, if sdu i ad tamely surrHidercd iL Her cat.t!e trefsum and pricclcr? Mmnl wi re not sacrificed in vain. The iiuia?n rh3 Little tiield, ujMtu which ti e U-s". hlvMl of her nohlet son. w i- m. ur.nl out, are hallowed altars ( .-;. riticv t'j liWrty. She lo.-t fep ar.:ti i:i ;:n I a distinct nationality , l"U?tlf i 1 hles-iins;, mid i-px I uf her -wealth ami her . a;i i:ad dark dav.-, months 1 I war, in tliich the ha-st. vile.-t - i t 'bt alandotud of ttie vi'e ni f thetarth ruled oter her and ..-:;-( ! her, hut sh pre.tTted !jh-.:re.tU-st eaithh h-a of 1 i.uii, and with., it which .. ortuIeTi. she pie,-ervd ' .- !a 1 -i it. and th North, a. t II. . l. r. :-1 principle of IhiI self t u.nw nt. . r "ll-'ine rnl-," or ;a e Ps;ht.V - that for. wi.ieh . .-..;uh .oujht and m.-ale her tre !.lu .nri:iT. She will vet l.: i l' I'ullt and completely. Then i. ut I n-.;-vrr.' She did ritfht to re- - . Ant jiopl who ar' not a n oisrh to In? .late, would, tin ! ,- imil.ir ciriini.tanccs do the 1 i. . if -t , . enough. And who at tie result has no: I ia th" only t.ay p-i-at ad the sacritio s of the je i Io m .ti they were, mid 1 uni.iralh ll d as . . w.-rv not onh-ml or I 'no :hiee. for her fu . .1 '!.. n. she has not ited lilK-rty for herself, old enemy, the North, hut -.wp -on cotne when her .ill how down and lick I he " fiuir. the o!cs of her feet: ,iiii,.iiWf.uii.m'UVBm. inerieal nd intcl-C(nl (uperibl tij. , and it will l?seen that, as a result of the v ;: r. wealth and munhcr-J have teen" given her, which she never r..'dd hate po.ssessetl in any other "a a V . let Key and thoe who $k;ui the iffaiY. r.nd confine their ken to the promt, talk of -errin Southern hrethrvn." Our fathers and brothers wh. aeled then for (Jod and c nntry. were pat riots and .-dalesmen, v. ho did not ' err," and he i.- a recre ant ..'n or Irothcr who .o diclaro.-, in the presence of their hatcr. and aial ipiers. Ia.vt Key. and all .-u. h as ho. co If truth, honor, v'rtue and pua IK m-ATicy do not control this lieptih ic U'foic, ihey certainly w ill tvheti the Sni'.!i riies Pho-ldt like fr t:i her a-he. a. he .o:i will: and bv !u r material wealth ami nutueii cal -ut i;.-r"ty, rule the country, in ti-e ircer. -t- of con$ttlulional r,'ov-trt.iii- u: and true liberty. Her 5oii 11 t "err" then. Ixt us tak. 1 ut are not led lv .-ia.i ,i I r-r j rr"" now. and all v i I In ! itiZ LOUISIANA TKIAL. I 1 h. -ap r.or criminal court, tt lore 1 . :.r. ii t c cases of the members of , ri I. ur-iana llelurninj; Hoard ytill ' ! per-ti'. el. iias ojvlietl. and the CO SO j . il V - : d )it i! hr trial at as early I a i'. as ,i-.s-thh. -The State will U' I 1 ; ; d by the Hon. Jeremiah Ulack, au k Ui'li-i an. I his colleague have ' 1 . n 11 .1 to.... al .ir. .-ui n.i.'.i 1 . i't vmi'j a .d Mr. il-u. of Iowa, now prao- : - .rtt-rnets in Washington City, to to .if .'-i-i.niiv. tt lial oiu Jcre . k . ...h know aliottt trying a ,,,!. u l wurili knoyving. and .1.... he d -lit klliiw about tie .:.. Ib iirnini: Ikmrd and it ; . ja-i nothing at all. We ' .. r -ie htm in charge of , ;t."ii 1 hau any man in . -ability and his in teg . . .. .M to prose-cute to the , ;.i .;n all undoubted, and I h i.:.y iiu retore Iv satistieel .. hi taat 1.111 I v done to convict iiinlr- i- according to law will ' e i.i'Uv. 1 i ie ha i t en and there Still ii a 11 1 il '1 t talk about an agreement i ...1 ; l aw- Uen eutered iulo by orinr Nil bolls or his friends to - :.en lue uiemliersof the KetumiUg th ,.nl ironi their merited punish iu u;. We trut thatuosuch agre-c-i.it nt ha leva entered into, and we shall U-liete that none has been un til forccel todo otherwise by the most uadoubieil testimony. It may hate txen that itwasogreeel that ifilieul offence wen to be ar th ned on either side, but that the crimes of forgery and perjinry with which Wclks and Anderson stand chargod tK-fore the court now in ses tnon can W classed as Klitical offen ces is omething that parses our comprehension. t rtainlv vny party that admit that mclr pr.iCtices are the means to which it has iul resort to accomplish nieces, damrw itself to m!ating infant? i ilc latima. t ton of j:oo,l men e vl r v v, h rc. a nd jet what is it to c;.mi:i that Andcr en and Well have i fity or gluteal offeiK-cionU. hut to admit that loryery and perjure wa the rncaiu reoneil to by tfu Iiadical party to put Mr. Uavcs in the iu. tlon ho now oca upi. t "- Andhtd! today loth 1 men are the trusted ayent., .,! it Inderal pournnunt. In t.r i ir known illaiuy, Mr II.,.,,. lh(m in lotions ,,,or a!:.i un-dauient, whcrcnouel.it: uun ..; ,jK. hiVhe-L mtcfrnty and mu,t , ,, hss oharac tcronght tolK.;,.,,! irVx. he k them. It would hetm io he the very aimandobjvetof Mr. Hates to throw Us weight and iufliivnce between thete guilty emainali and their inst Uooin It thi. be not why does he thus publuly take occasion to declare In I elk-tin thei innocence of crime in the mo-t ,',ict ,aanncr m which it is p .iib!c Mhia to do sol One of two things i certain. Wh.cn Mr. llave.s aj.poiiits mui cliar-Tctl as Wills and And'-r-on have been charged, tuth t hi' sravos: crimes, he either d in t IK-Iievo Ihosc nun puiltv, or he intend.; to screen them from punilinieiit at all Irj'zards. As Mr. Ilae- n..t a fo -l, it is EOf "to be Mtppo.-ed h-- tiiitiki Wellj and And.r.-.!i two inji r.-.! inupojuts, and we are fore -d to the ' nsion therefore, tJial h-.- is lu:yVi-;.i them li-'in pti:i;!)'neiit ' fotcrim. s committed hi his interest, 'arid the fruits of wiii h he i to day tnjojinjr. He mat ';.. th..- -implv i'nni thai ki::il o! Ii ur whi-.i 1 at 1 to exist even ata -n i !i. it hi-cau-e he f III' ki.lU ; . ! V care iniu ti. . th.r t fu ..-p- :.i other, of ll: i; : Ketun.in ' I! a . 1 1 !:.; may do ; l; it di-.-!c..urc-s; ;eli ... is !;or do tve !-!:ow. however, i . i: . '-i!.- :;."ter an c.il 1 1 --nh-rj t,f t!,c !- c: Florrhi. and 1' ! "ar :nnl r..o!iini-nt is a a ; . thy country v i.lch te tive. 1 ! I 11. ! I.-: i-CJ'..-lM ed j ' tu r, that sucti 1 1 -. but il w-.' arc, ; '. vi y time that tab -c I'liidrcls Loui-iatai 1 '' tru: an t Itn-rat: . . fi:an.'.- a i.i a i : i and to t h a. .1. e I rn i tte -ii as I Ion 1 n- ' -r a t!i-tr.:e.- 1- t;p 1 tti an i.i-: In 1 j i ;; tt e ri in. tub 1 1 hv as thi-- iiiiif :n i i k (Jrleans are the tru-t- .i au-i ln.n...! rg-nt. of our .'ti ai.t" lit. tve can rut help fcvlui:4 th ;n i idivrn ttiou at the man tn i , for tin- damning di.-uia ' The abite, fi 'tsi S'.niul nil. 1;: 1; i'e ami . i Kaieih 1 .i .v.'i-ijrdancc f el nc and . 1. th;:t tve . h i f .';'.l--h Oi ee the Ob cr- - . 1 1:: ic ranees jowmal, t-o ijol he deceived tfal .-c-uiid. ! :! i.tnl wor- t tlwrii r. s i. .: i with iir own i i o ; is so abb. and publish tt, li t t ! . our rca !er e.s i!o t Ver. n. .t ia . from et ei 1 ! -m : that tie- p "pi r.taji by ant ta!- ; i d lo- Mayes. I' a h -M phtti shippvi! v. ; r, .: ; and .-u-!:."a a it at kt?o 11 11 in t i ;itidtvU jarcrs and !ie:- f t!i l.oui-ra aa i.'iMii'iii'ij! i'ai il - to i llice v!i. ,!ed and .ti these per Florida and is! Heaven say.- tt:c :uai rt-buce, how ever, lit.it we hrtVO J4 auJ x 1 fciMimiiaw r u .w Oxt f ilVc fiantla ortiayca iiuf hia party, I ' - - The Democratic Conr tioa. A politic.:! eh- 4irun" ih I'eiu i v Albany af: r ;i; whieh 1:1" ; a. VCtltiou a' K .. lies ekihul I !t rd'i. , .. to .; h:i at !:;iie ii C'nn-ii-i' less .lietehafc "tv tf 1 i Ihe ioient ands. :.ta e con- . more . n the iii.-ni. rtiiig iy dne JlilVO hilt iC V lr.'.d . .1 1 11- t 1 1. t i i 1 . 1 ditrvreul . 1 . v . , the d-ehu'-ttv hew...; party ai hear. .' i--;d i.e unsati- iiC-'r. , , ': .1 inent of a!i" ir- in. . . .: Thus f.t r. tii. i . .: -. titcs of li'c i'. ill a'.:--.. gratul.st. 1 0.1 i;.f. . 1 - -. ' spirit an-i 1.1 iv ; . - -. repr si lii.'i it-- : Tin ir gr. . r .1 . their iuh. pe ii - :.; . , e-rhap.-. t" the I::e. 1 . . more iui -. ml . u 1 . -. mut la-: be 1 :i : 1 a less i-'i ..;: . - t o.intir. . 1. -. . 1.: . ues jx.ti.-in 01 il .11 I..,:., di tie-rent b -1- . ; ; r. i on a 1 1 no I11ih1-TI1 A I'miI . i . I bo Solll (.':'! : .. who -u -.;, : .1 ...i.e. Miiay : an 3 - la reco u:. i 1 a-In . , even .:L it i aiiv i.-tl'd . ay.-d of ;i ii'iil-e and U f of when ; t h : 1..1 t . 1 wou'd ha, e l... - !i 1 .. eZCllse for i'l. ih hi ..! . .-. hat e alio a vi t i . ; and swung about . . .1 1 lie-it of p-'lith al 1 'i -?loilcd by et Trm h pet ' eoufouudim. -eal I . . c ; their peii-nai I'rien I ith the party we fare. The partisans n ' CUml the elect i. '.i ;, i kr i se ta ty hi a i .'I.T ii! . er- : dl- hch have l eV . in iioii ' ol' i ; i e 1 n;e mi mat 'ere h en a to ttfy hee- as .rity. after as of ; city add Chairmai: and hiirli-naii.teil i . i .la w hu ll must ha-. 1 id many U ! - lliSHl-lil toit.lid ! jierhaps thei v. h' the crace to re'. 1 t j i e : I- . V Jl the lull pr.'p' it ; . , the light of ;i c i:.d.gtia:ii : which it ptoti kcd. 1 iu .. the convi nti'.n iu takiog hxuds of the temporary a) p .intuit ui o; ..I c'o.aa. Contested IK-Iegati.'i.- -in h. the eleleg.Ue - win. ' . ! i e . e I . . chosen by tiu-ir o.ivrau ti's h inate sucliueii to; otiiev ;ij 1 hem K-at, ami not nurdy t a cnoice alrcaily male iv holders before tl:e cjnttiiti se in bled, are strong Ij- iu the 1:1 The decisions 01 the c .'inmtu.j. full delibera!itu n.i tlie cl :i contesting delegates from ta; anel elsewhere, ytill undoabv i to that preiKUKle-ranec. That the convention !Mt taiiu'd itoclf to be a ! It ting and not lor r. urii.-i : a-cer- oi . .',:i i . I-itiieai iiiiu siciioii i.t a I,,-, a 1 . : . . but the power thu, pr,: must he vyi.e y s,d. w today, us we -a: I ,-.,r ... .. V foeted by the faet tv lU:a." btlity for the- cour, ,r ti' : - .r-'' Iie.on'the. h.,u! k r , f , 1 : 0 "e.- ua t etlo-eai t.i k- " . l i li toe preliminary contest, that the nomi nation of candidates who will arouEe the enthusiasm and preserve the har mony of all the Democracy of the State is essential. The majority in the convention must remember that it is acting for the whole party and not for itself alone, and that its pre liminary triumph must be put to profit in. that spirit if it is to inure to the "general good. No body of Democrats should be loft with rea sonable grounds for feeling after the convention has closed its labors, as many Eepublicana felt after the adf journmeut of the Bochester Oonven tion, that those who compose it have been unjustly and oontumeliousiy treated The bad temper and inso lence of the majority at Rochester should serve as a warning at Albany. Nor should the work of the conven tion be done in any spirit of careless security. The apparent dissensions and weakness of the Republican party seem to have led a number of ambitious but comparatirely obscure persons to believe that a Democratic nomination this year will be tanta mount to an election, and they are consequently straining every nerve to get into public life with the eclat of a victory. It is not by any means so certain either as we could wish it to be that other persons over whom a kindly cloud of temporary obscur ity has rested, veiling unpleasant as sociations with their names from the public gaze, may not be tempted into trying to seize upon what they sup pose to be the moment of a foregone party victory for seeking a personal vindication. The convention should keep itselt clear of both classes: of the former "because thty are not well enough known; of the tatter because they are too well known. To win the" Legislature, -without which all els is a barren victory, a determined and united effort under the most fa vorable possible a usplccs will be nec essary It is absolutely certain that. Senator Conklinj. whose whole f u lure career depem Is upon his success in Ihe present c anvass, will make a desperate attempt to carry the State. When he burned fthe bridge behind him in 1-371, castivig out the Liberal liepublic ans, the Tweed ex posure saved hiin from defeat; and now that he has taken the? same told course he will put every blunder of the Democrats to th.'. best use lor himself. His own partisans, who overwheh ningly con rolled the Rochester Con von tion, cling to him with their old zeriJ, and every mistake of the Democrat will t e ul to induce even the Republicans tviio detest his arrogance and deplore his i'cTlly once more to submit to his leadership and move to the polls in obedience to party discipline. Those Republicans who are hesitating to day between a leeling of party alle fiance and the promptings of manly independence can hardly be expected to-coopvratc with the Democracy if th-ev seje the Democracy trifling with tho'conditions. of victory. They will not oreak with their own past party friends to sliaro a Democratic disas ter r. In a word, we have no sham fighL before lis. Unless the Republi can demoralization goes much fur ther than the present signs .indicate thav it will, Ave shall need not only all our own votes, but all the outside assistance we can get, in order to .via the one thing really worth win ning, which is the control of the Legislature. Men of spAyt. yiU. not jimazj-vt U.tnrgd'a1. "WfipClQ1 sense j.nd character wixr-no"3lct with auy 'pa: .rty unless it shows itself to be con trolled by men who think more ol the public good and the general in terest than they do of their, own "re cords'" or their own ambitions. N. Y. World. TJR WASHINGTON LETTER. W.vsnixi.ToN-, D. C. Oct. Gth. The Indians who lately left here, i alter tnree or iour conterences witn Messrs. Hayes and bchurr, received each a little necessary clothing, a trunk and a few dollars in money. These things they will take back with them to their tribes and if the warriors are not territiod at the strength and amazed at the generos ity of a government which can thus loosely pcattcr its wealth, we in our turn will be astonished. Seriously, if there wa3 any occasion lor the coming of these savage?, or any good tias to" be expected from the visit, it was to bo found in the opportunity- oll'ered lor impressing upon them, and through them upon their people, t ho Ttov.-er of the Government. Whether a thirteen dollar trunk -and a slop shop overcoat will do this or not is yet to be seen. Tbe" Government is under greai disod vantages in its intercourse with thoe people. While always making treaties with them, it never is sure that the Indians, even if they wish to observe the treaties, understand their provisions. Their tvishes or ideas can be made known only thro interpreters who, as found in connec tion with the Indian tribes are usu ally iznorant and corrupt. There is not a man of standing in the service ol the Government who knows an Indian language as spoken, from the chatter of a parcel of monkeys. The ex itciiM! of life and treasure entailed by our rotations with them, is go enormous that all concede that tve must rdopt some ' new method of treatment. The days of impossible treaties and of swiudliug and irre sponsible Indian Agents, are about nn. : i-' :4 i i oy er. Ane Homing vougrttss, it wouiu seem must do something. Coz, candidate for bpoaker, is heiv. Kantian comes to day. Cox, tvho is constantly being entcrviewed, seems .o be more bent on beating Ihindall than on having himself elec ted. Other members here are gen erally of the opinion that Kandall's chauce. is best. One Georgia mem ber. Blunt, thinks hewill be ; nomi nated without serious opposition in caucus. This caucus, by the way, Jill lie held ou the 13th mst. Most of the members will be hero before that tiDie, so that we shall have a full its well as fair showing of pref erences for tho various candidates. The trial of Wells and Anderson of the Louisiana Returning Board is almost at haneL If Tigorously car ried on there is no telling what facts mirht be developed bearing upon ma'tters outside ol Louisiana. iButl ret to say there are already indica tion that tiere will be no real at- these men. ; JLne KUipv - - - . -I j kt v World tinblLshes a special (lis patch which, is evidently iutendedhto ... f .,;ari 'he clear tne way lor an aeap-oinat.; - reason given by the World's corres pondent is that one 01 iue u j found. In tne expressive language of the stree t this is too thin, ii vvfcus .r are guilty and no one doubts it they'ought to be punished. It is admitted that the witness who has disappeared knew all the fact. 1 am compelled to believe that the author ities of Louisiana, for some reason known to themselves, have consented that Wells and Anderson shall go free and will not search lor that mis sing witness. Meanwhile Wells, and. Anderson hold high Federal offices m JSew Orleans, under the h'relorm ' Administration. A. H. Stephens wishes -to have Herschel V. Johnson, of Georgia, appointed to the vacaut place on the Supreme Bench. Two other candi dates lor the place Bristol and Harlan oi' Kentuckyare said to have become jealous of each other, and to h?vc quarreled. It would be sad, indeed, if they should destroy each other's chances for appointment, or if the quarrel should split what little there is of the Ucpahhcau rn ty in Kentucky. .. The New York . iVmoufticy yester day nominated excellent meu-ibr the. various State OSices, and it is to be hoped they will make a vigorous and united figut to elect. Hicin ;md to give the State a Dcmoeralic Legislature-'. Albiok. oa.s.'je'-x-s.ais'; Mu. Editok: Alter -congraiula-tingyou on. your new d 'nurture, by changing location and name of your paper, 1 will give you tlie new.s .'rain Carteret. The people of this section are mure depressed than 1 have'evcr seen -thein since the war. The reei-nt heavy rains have ruined . both ebtton and corn, and the prospect' iti the mer chants, who have done the lurnish ing on time, is somewhat foggy. 'Vlin hit- work ill Scl )L elll bul' and the first week in October wall be Jong remembered foi'th'e heavy rain storms tliat visited this section. The, sum mer has been excessively wet all the w.iy through, so that cotton, corn aud potatoes were badly damaged m all cases, and in many place-; com pletely drowned out. V out cotton remained growing upon-, the lulls was beginning to open wi.ch the wet weather set inland now th? bulls are rotting and it is wort ii less. 1 saw a few days sir.ee one lour acre i'ieoe ol cotton that will not yield-ten pounds of lint where if the season --had been krood there would have been a ni.tg ii itkent crop. The storm -along the coast was almost perpetual lor twenty- two days. The "-ocean tales were not as high" its in the s'.oitn of ..Sep tem her 187G, but the fresher hi New-, port river was higher than it has been, before in thirty yenrs, AIM he wator niills, but one, in this section, have their" dams broken :h In Pamli co, liarring'ton's mill is also iu rriius It 'was avei'y important' mill to the people of t.'iafc county. A "water spout'' passed over the west end of this county on the night of the 27th ult. The roar v.-us terrific ; the rain indicated a regular cloud burst, and the next day dead fish wh re found in tht yards and fields and woods al ong -"IQiik ot'tbid disastrous cloud ol TvM ftwtiaiTerKVrii that was sim dh lg upon the stalks completely sub mt.Tged; of course it will rah With these disasters to t he farming commu nitjy, corn will be scarce during the next season. I learn that the same string of disnsLcrs has destroyed the coin crop of Hyde, comity and this can scs great gloom in sections that depeaidcJ on that county for sup plies, We have nothing of importance growing out of the poltics of the cotmty. I do not think there are any Haos I ncn among the Democrats. The Cai teret people aie not- witling to hug a cheat and a fraud: who did ngh.t bei -.mso he was driven to it by Congress aud the force of public opinion. Sigma.- Tlie bea nty tiie la.lies ol' Ibilti tiaioro h;t,S t'cei ine ti 0 iifa'niaid of comparison tho u-oihl over. They maintain ti nit yecu'.iar c'caniess and richness of ol coaiiilexioa ,hv ihe rtie casiofial a se (as s-tpiireel) oi .Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture. MISi:'ELLANEUU. COXSUMT.riON CAX BE CUItED, tic nEXt-K's lVr.Mf.Nie Svuer, i .ScriKN'eK'-. Se v Wk: i T :m -. - rt ; iii;:ii-io JI-tN'O:: vk Are tho only ruedi cities tu.-a. v-ill ei monary Consumptio u. , Frequently med h-ii n-s that will A--i will occasion the i! eat !i of. th .- pariei. lock up the liver. l the cii eii: oio:i I'u.i.s', He' I'lll- -t-ough :i; tliev of the blood. heniirrh.ii:' 'ol 'o-.vs. and in ,vt thev clog the action of th vei-v tiiat caused the cough. Livor Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of two-thirds . i the cas-.-,s of etmisump tion. Many jiersons eouijihiiu of a dull pain iu the pido, -ontiptti o:i, cor.ied toagu-.-, pain iu the shoulder bra. Ie feelings f ih in sim ss and restlessness, t'ne . in.-d lying1 h -aviiy on the stomach, accompanist wi'h i-.cnhtynoidtj l-.-h-ing up of wind. These symptons u mally originate fiom .a disordered" conditiou f ilh- stoaiieeh or a tor pid hver.1 lVrsou4so ati'eeti .!. if they take n u- two heat colds, and if the iiirn in" thi ea.-e.s be suddenl- checked, wi'.I lind the .-t'nuucli aud liver clogged,- tx-iiuiiii tug toi ihd an ' inactive, aud almost before th t-y sir..- aw.m- tin 'un'gs are a mass of sores, ,-iii.i uh- :r.At .!, ';lrt n. valt f whieh is death. tSceucks ruhe.on'ic Syrup i.-s aa -;M-x-tot.3,t which does not contain opium ur'auythhi:; -. culated to check a cough muld"4dy. sciienci a oiaoi ecu ao:ne ,;yi s tl:o food, mixos with the ga..trie' juicn of ih; stomach, aids dige,tin, aud ereail. s a ivwii-' ous appetite. When the bowrls are i-i.siiv. . shhi tall i;v, or tho svmptons otherwise of a hiaiOi'.s tendencv. Schenck's Mamhake i'i!ls a:v r. iie.hvd. These medicines are. pre -pared only by . J. II. Si iiExeK .V Son, in. j. corner oixiu ana Aicn .-iis . fniia. And are for sale by ail druggists and dealer 1 ST-.'h I:C:'T i "''.-. .'.;r i ;i tliT .1ir. i. It r tEU:-.n;a Q t-'ioc'ta of ia:er, ffl nvci- cp.nicil, peuhoWor, rlden pCn,! a iico olvalub! Jewelry. Complete Bampl-3 packa-o, with t'letrwst U-piatyl ltvo button, and ladies' taphiouabJo fanL-y Set, pin anJ Srop. post-paid , 25 can tit. 5 packages, with assorted Jew iry , $ I . GHl ui Paten t Tccer U'tttch frco to all petits. rtic? ta- The Elotd COMBEsATIOV. Can be neI u PoucH.PenholJer na Pfm.Errar, Penknife. Envelope. ?TT.,'..?ar Knbber, Swing Machine Thread L- KiDpinz Seams, Cutting off Hookfc and Eyea. i80?". i?1"? - 8T il. common pencil, li iSSH iSLf' "n.d .w111 Ust lUetima. Agents r celrtaR money and aa, It la tin, best aefUiiS article out. f?? ?5 cSDtsV ?lx for I . Ewraordinary mdoceiBenla town. BRIDE. CO., 709 Broadway, N. Y. SJATrONEBT PACKAGES, and SIX" DOLLARS. BRIOE4CO.V 760 Broadway, New Yorfc To rrtlwni. U fhty claim. VV. T. BVK, Va.T.IW irad stamp for partK-aiarm. C.i B DM 1 T 9 Mk-CELLANEOUS. " H VEGETIM AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1 f-'FKINGFlELD. O, Pcb. IS, 1877., Ttii is to certify that I havo'ti-cd Vic.tTixE, manafiitaTedby H. 11. Stevens, Boston, Mais., the ierTena Svstom, with good rp- ond Ytomkr. as an excellent uiodicine for such complaints. - - -tur r Yours, very trill', 2-- i Mr Vande-rUt, of the firm of VandegpCtA H,Tfln.an. is a woU-kaoai budiuess man lu thi? plafcT UaTing one ol t'ao largest .tores m Springfield, O.-; ' L OUR MINISTER S WifE. ' eTjOCTsynXB, Kt., Ft. V3, 1377. Ma. H. E. Stevehs, i Deak Sis -.--Three uwi fSO I was 6'Vraag win. inflammatory lthcumatisia. Pm "r : MJ - jf..avind me to take Veuetixe. muusier s wit ----- r,.UuVA. Thi?year, feelinir a return oi flio eliea8?,I t$f mmexd- t- it, and am brn bfnofitcd greatly. It also greatly improve mi aisation. Mii A. L'ALLAiii). 1011 Wes: jeffeisou Street. , . SAFE AND SURE. ;A , Mb. II. Ih Stevexs, In 1872 roiir Vkoemxe was tecomi u aac-i to ne- ami" yielding to tUalie-raas9!t oi a Wend, I consented to try ,t At tb, t,o I MO-ai.fl'rin!r from general debility andrnTV- ost'-ation, miperiiidnco 1 by overwerli and lar nabits. lis tvondfrful Ktreu.rt i r.wig ,..;', im oo:iiel to aihet. nry debilitated Bvstt-nt irt.m the tirnt doac; iu.d n.. dor its perwsu nt us I rapullv- favored, " hm. than us.ir-1 h ahh and good framing moro than UBii i-sit-itod to feeling, Since tlu-:i I have. not; . ii nit- iniiriL lint r.ianiiuit muwi.w . ...,:. ........ Stent as being a safe, sure, and J.o; in womotiBtf health ajnd, restonutj, th-) oi;,.t;.l- the only nicdiciuo 1 nr,e, ,aud us long a I ijoe 1. never expect to find a bcta-r. , . ; Ymirs trulv, W. II. Uj ihuv. 12 ) Jlouti-rey S.trtot, Alji gliauy, lleiin. VEGETINE: ' - ; Tlr following letter Irom Kev. Ci. V.'. Alans iio'u, lormerlv pastor of tho Metiiodwt Jij.'ieuu pal Chinch, llydo l'lifk, and atyrtBviit settled in Loweil, mast couvinco every one w.io -roaue his le ter. of the woiidorful curtive iiuantses or Veoetike as a thorough cloauser aud pai.er of tho b'.oo 1. Ht&Eltiix,''M.v., F. i)l, tht. Jlu II. Ih Steve: s, DeakSir: Ab- ut leu years ago i. hi-.hUi failed through the dep t ii g effect i in ey-spc- ,wia; nearly a year lau-r J. was a, t 1 ' t phoid-fove-r iu its worst form, .it vo.c.l iu my back, and tool; tho form ut a .argo ao.-p- .. - i ..!.,,, u-1,1.. nvart lilC' Oil iU'i:;.n.i iu tyatheriiur. 1 had two Mirgic il o; ervt: 113 b; tho best skill of the State, lair r.-ceivsd no pet manent cure. I siiffere-d great pam at tiuu-s, and waa constantly wcakeuo.l by a profuse discharge. I also lost auiad li e.;s -oi bone at different, times. , r-i Matters ran on thus about .seven yt arri. U.l May, 1871, when a friond rceomiuon :e 1 iji.j t, eo to vour oltice, and talk . with you ol tuuuri tue of Veuetixe. I di 1 sa, and by your kind ness passed through your ni.uiut.setor.v, noting the ingredients, .Ve-, by win- li .vour l-eiuoa.v i. produced. . - By what I saw and l eu-. I- gaiif-d r.i.i.ii.l.in.f. ill Vl'iiKrlSK. a oino T r., .m mcniwd 'istkhur it si o:i aft -J-.-hut h !tw worse from its effoets; htill 1 p'cr.sovch d, and soon felt it was benelitUig iuo iu othe.- re spects. Yet. 1 did not sue the results I desired till I had taken it laithtnlly for a little more than a year, when the diiUcuity at theb.-a.-fc was cured; and for nine, iiioiittw I have ye 1 th ; f est of health. I have in that iituo gained t.vuut-hvo pounds of flesh, being le avu-i- tii;-,n etoi be fore in my life, and i was never more ablo t) perforin labor thau now. ' , . Daring the past few weeks I had a scroful ous swelling as largo as ray th;i gatli.-r on another part of my body. . I took Yegetise fititht'ullp, and -it l t-raoved itlcval with the surface iu a niontli. 1 thiiifc I should have becu cared of my inain t; on bio sooner if I had taken larger doses, alter hav ing bsconie accustomed to its elfects. Liet your patrons troubled with se'rof al.t or kidney disease understand that it -takes tiiuo to cure chronic diseases; and, if tiiiey. will patiently take Yegetine, it will in my judg ment, eure them. , With great obligations I am . , A Wmro vpvr frills- " O W. MANSI" Tastor .of tho Methodist Epiaac-pul IN"R' '- - U. 11. STEVENS, Boston, i Vecetine is Sold by All ."Druggist, A GEENHOUSfc AT YOUR DOOR.- For,1.0!J,we will scud free by math 8 distinct varieties, Jonth-y ruse.-:, wilder liow ering 8 8 ' " " 'i 8 "I winter Uoweriua? Begonias Vs khiniation l'inks "' - hineso Chrysii'iithvmmu, 8 dis. var. .oual.GeM -anium-.-, winter Its vtr ng. 8 Double 8 i4 Ivy-leivet 8 " : lieliottroi 5 " ' Abtilohs 2 " Diiihli Cbhneihis i " . AzalcHts : - 1 " Lobst;r (Jaetus, . 0 " Bouvar.lias, -; 6 '' iStuvias and Ihij a'.oi iu a.-i'-8 " Fuchsias, 1 " Double Violets, , " '2 " Poiinetta, Sr.n ict .' Y-n::, V, ii.t r l!n-,uri::g I ". riumbjgo, Y.'i!.t.;r i5ov.erj.'iMg. 8 " Ferns, lor Waidiati ('e-'H. 1 " 1'e.h.ns, .-! " (i . 11 Mosses, ' . ' 0 " Marantas, " S . " Hyacinth Buihs. 20 assorted Tulips, BniL'.s. 5!l " Corwis, '- 2 " Jacobean la Iv. Bulb -. 12 " Oxilis. 4 Lily of the Valley. . H New l'earl Tuberose. OU BY EX.riiES.-j: ' "; :t of any of tho abov.i $-1 collect ns fur--.'. 5 ;., 7 " 9 12 ' 11 . 4. 5. G. !1 l'lams sent by Express on recei n of r hi.-. e. to Which either of our b 0k--, ti u;utsi;M i , Biiokit, l'ltAextco. Fr.ofiicriiU!;'K, or.U xsj i.v; Fun 1'i.E.istaa: (value e.uhi, "will be added. Dcnerii.-uvo (-.'atalogno foe. PETER HENDERSON & m, Seedsmen and Fimla!-;, ; Oo Cutlaail St., ev York. 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Address ordprs hr mail and telegraph to BAXTER '& CO., jaaJiera ana kroner s, n wail tot., a, MlSdELlaANEOUS. KINSTOH CQLLESUTE IN STtTUT (Cbartofed by LojtUlatae.) 7 t n r ICQARD H. LEWIS, A. M. Eu. Q. W, HOWARD. ! As iatants, i ' :-" -! .. tMusio. ...... .' . ltWlI LEWIS. ...Itiia. ANNA L. DAVIS. 1 Full and mitttr .Senon 4 1377-78, Montfyiy, Sfgtember 3rd. Open Tuition. Fees, &c: ' (PEU TEllM OK WVK MOHTIIS.) Classical Courso.j. I2S.0O- Advanced Engliulb.. .. h. ................ . 18.00 tTeparatory. .. ..j. ...hi 12.60 I j4rii)iary......!.......M..... V.... JotOQ.,! , ? Music. J... . . ............ ..! . . iO.DO 4 Board per monh, excbiairo of light, i . j : luel ana w8Uing................ 10.00 Contuigout fee. A. . . ... .......... i-. ..... -j 7 ' rnpilfi charged from titno ol eutraooo to close'of term. So dednction except in oasoa of nrotietod Bicjcties.! ' .. i . The Principal claims that kia oTeniLt of the pupila of tuoiachool U oonttnaotu Uixotigb tho eutuo tinio t tho wwaioa. j j ' I XiiiirroN, July 25th, 1877. fl'l-of. Lown M graduata of Chanel Hill, and has had twelve year,oiporieitceia coa ductins Academikm, aad at oue time wan oo- pvi'teipal of the Oifonl Fomale Oollego. : Un der tne manageinont or oua iuhhd uibuou Ron tloman. wo trust jtl-.t the InBtitute willau. tain tho onviabloj i oputatioa it haa borne in tho past. laxj t BOSH Geo. Woods & Co's- Parlor Or-1 ' dans. , A i.i. other rcoouiimeudationg being, equal, that-OltGAN ls iiiE iilosT ValOablk which ii capable of prodiuiiij tho greatest number o( Musical Effects andVaria "V" tions. - " ' It is claimed bir Geo. Woods S Co., nd tho .... claim can be verilfiod by enquiry d examln tion, that the iiihtrumonU of their noannfao lure produce QuiiJ-riEH of Tonb which are tho J Acarcst approach that has ever been made to i the tones f tho ipi organ; that, lit addition j to t ii.-i, they posqosH tho most - i ,' BEAUTIFUL jQUALITIES OF TONE which are poculhx to themselvos; aud th tho airangemciit i ahI inventions which they alone make use, ;ivity'to them a- capacity fr l-i .during th GREATEST VAMETX OP DU C1IESTUAL and 1WBUMENTAL EFFECTS and a rango of ' xpireusiou wliich in BULY WOKDEKl-'UL. ; ; - ' " These advantages iirtf duo severally to the general plan of t io eonstruciiou of the Instru.. n.e'ds ;tlio grea , ainpunt of caite, hkux and i-AM-i; given to tLerwifo and voicmo of Ihe ceda-' and, above all, to tho merits' (of tholr; dblWl NATION SOLO STOVS. TUB vIX)LINE.---A'- hoft o:- latio of w nevorrdfiiure tunmg.f ' The abovci StAts are- in every caso, soparalo and additional sets of vibrators dud Idocl for. au.l entirely iliskiuct fro a tho Trenfolo whiell accompanies them. Tho grcst variety of com. Liimtions and vi riations or which they aro ca pal h. impart to the' instrument a yjVONDElt F U L CAl'AGIT 1 for tho production of MUSK AL KFFHCTS f and they can a 1 bo brought AT VylWi lt tho iufl org:ui, adding hugely to its lmwcr . and IheiiNE'v.s ov.Twkk. , '; lustruineiits c iitainiug these.Soiio Eefkct can ho obtained at very tciisoiiabla figures, and lh ): intMnXiii to pureliaso will do well i consult them before purchasing ttlsowhero. 1 AL& SMITH i '1 III- if AN ISOMUST, JiLdlMUd-: i'lANOS jieaiitiful'- Koiewi.-oJ, .1- T1IH MOrfT I'-hev are uid .jtik'hfliird folates, with meat and fully guar-, every impfyv anfecd. ''riu til moderate prices and uiiiCniiii ctic(es nave won lor mem : h p; ), i f i m o f ia S ta n da rd o f Ecoii- ti o'iiiv tift'i I) Hi u t:vn ! 'DCll'.li UY ALL MUSICIANS TO' 15E THK I5EST. Oer 18,000 Now in Use. t n!.s v;it tpdin every Comity. !.hh crs MARC HAL .V SMITH WANO CO. or houKi-.r VV. fviru, Aor. - 47 Utiventity Place, N. X. NOliTII CAROLINA HOME. A First Class Fire In. Cos.! Koeoiiriiiie I Lome; Inn! il ul loi tend j ICn-ljUie Blonoy ut llowis insuki: a(;aist lossdyfire AND Sf) PliOYJUKFOK ANY UNFOlitJSEEN COTIN (JENCY. It will afford lis nnderiiipiicd plcaanre to mike application ifor any one demring to in- suro J. N.BTALLIN(i4, Special Axon t, Maguolia. N. C. XOJtTJi CAI10UINTA State Lif Iiisurance Company ; ;A.ssota, 033O.O7O.Ot3. ITTAVINO KKOEIVED a commimiion fiom ; I 1 41. .Koi mm m. 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