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orthaiii(on Cauaty, fcpcukluz at i'riacttou. Ike Young, the revenue candidate for con, gress In this diKtrlct, R. C. Badser, United A Change la tbe Appoiutuicuts. Governor Vauce will ex-ak In Asheville, Saturday, July 29th, of Friday, July TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1876.

Cor. Vauce's Ai poiutmcuts. Gov Vance and JuilL'e Thomas Beltle wll -addrtt!) their fi llow tiUzeu at the following pi wps and times: f- "Vl Tuesday. July '25th, ut Rutherfordton. Wednesday, July Columbus, Vote county." 1 Thursday, July "tnfi, IIeiilemonvllle, Ilen-dersou "cbii 11 ty.

r- 7 1 i i Tin: ()LI)L. TUB SACK COIISB AKD ur.OMDT XAftKET Hocsx rioBT. i (Extracts from the Journal of the late A. S. Lougee continued.) i Tills rati coarse was buil about two tulles" from 'the city, at which thousands assembled la the fall and spring tliy idoasing-scenes of the race, and varkjui other; sport.

In this year also occurred the celebrated market-house spree." Tbe old market-house was situated on liar- gett street but generally called "Grog Alley lroihT.1 gf eai 'iuitiber cfgfdg-shope oo it' 'A tows meeting was called and It was determined that a new market-house, with fc'clty be flutli. Tbe W. nmphant party Jnfavorjrt jthe new bouse, exulted greatly at their success tcTtlie no little discomfliure of tbe friends of the old bouse, principally grosr-sellers whose Interests I uuor 1L" anq moeo uving or oaring tores sear it, weed vry exertion 4o pr Vent IU removal but to no purpose. Soon after the the new Market-bouse party, 1 hpoorjof signal JH07, a. nkht 4 lurgt bDiiilwr ft rrtonc tulle citlaena awemWed, ami wHh band tttnsio thev rormed long procession and marched through alf the principal streets.

In their -rounds thev proceeded tiirontrh tha nld market -house, the' playing a dead march. As tber reached thscontre th RtrecLnnri nartlv ihm.Mi'ii.. 1... furious onset ws. made by a band of aqI IheXolJ market-house party, who were armed tothe teeth with every kind of deadly weapotut.1-" Ef veral of the hmneMinn wverelf coTand vrUwtj suWhkI, and a kwk.in.'i i i .1 bloody battle raged for a time.

In a few minutes the whole procession went to their homes, armed themselves with pWtols, Bowie knlvea, dirks, Act, then returned afresh to the scene of action, dispersed their assail ants, and continued their march around tbe city, during which time several fights occurred. One bloody struggle and severe contest came oil Jo It Fludlatery A Boyd's shop wberencle William once kept. Tbe house was cramed to aufiocaUon. audTTnost 4tben, or all that eould, were fighting, and I several got dangerously stabbed. At a late hour all retired and quiet was once more re stored, I.i'1;an a i.j.

Itl'i Excitement In the Mayor's Court; ---lTJlijS Invaded. Yesterday fruni 10 In tbe morning until in tlie evening tbe mayor's court was packed with a crowd of curious spectators to witness the trial of rather singular case, W. D. Lett a sewing machine, ranslc box and lightning rod agent of ibis city, swore out a peace warrant against K. W.

Watson, his wife Eliissif and Starling Coate for alleged threat against blra. i The defendant were arraigned and as an offset Introduced testimony that Lett had been slandering femule relatives, counectious, friends, Ac, and to prove the plaintiffs character for falsehood, slander and lechery. 7Amoiig the cloud of witnessea In attendance were an array of the soft sex Interested per se and through friends and acquaintances. Tlie evidence took a very Wide range and invaded the domestic hearth and social circle', We cannot let onr readers into its true kwnrdaess," eveu. by way of a synoiisis, without being compelled to use expressions that would shock ears polite.

So we refrain. The upshot of tlie matter was that the plaintiff Could 1 Dt prove hi case and the raJyor dliiiuUsud it But the trouble poor Lett had brought on himself by the peace warrant did not end. Immediately upon leaving the court room be was gob bled up on a warrant for libel bisued by Justice of the Peace Magnin at the Instance of E. W. WaUon, based upon a letter written by Lett containing some alleged libels uHn the character of Mrs.

Watson, the letter liaviiig iu previoiuly read befuro the mayor. Tue mtice demanded a M)0 bond for his appearance tiefore bun to-day at 4 m. at th not beiii able to give poor Lett b.i tot up in jail until the hour specified by his worship. C. M-Bnaheo and G.

H. Snow were counsel for Watson, and Messrs. Ryan and Collios for Lett may expect to see a jammed court-room this afternoon, as the matter has many elements 4 attractive to a ::,17 Supreme Court Deelalona. Opinions were filed by the justice on yesterday io the following cuses: By Peabhom, C. J.

State va. Robert 4Iardwunn from. Martin, Judgment reversed. Benjamin Havens ei ul. v.

WV, T. Guthrie et from beau tort' Error. Venire tie novo. r'; Benjamin Bj num vs. George W.

Barefoot executor, from" Wilson. Judgment below affirmed. 1 By Rcadk, A- M. Sloan A Couipauy vs. It Mc Dowell, from Mecklenburg.

1 Judgment af- n.f't'jr;'..' State Goorgo Cwusler. from Ca- tawba. Judgment alnrmed 'State and Fv Fowler va Ehaa Rose, from Johnston. Judgment "afllnBed. By Rodwau, J.

SUto Benjamin SmaHW from Venire de Alexander England William Duckworth from Transylvania. Reversed, Judgment for plaintiff. W. P. Martin vs.

t. G. Chastine, from I Cherokee. Motion refused. By BTxr J.

1 State vs. Aaron Wright from' Chowan. Affirmed. '-r Jackson Ellis et al. rr.

David A. Scott, from Wilson. Affirmed. Sute and J. L.

Harris, ))icUor, va Cl B. HarrUon et fronu.Waket,.rKvered and -'t 1 KALL1U1I 1 fCXTUCSTASM" FOR TUB TICKETOr.D WniG3 WHEELISO TBI ISSfES 10 BB rOCOIIT FLAO-RAIKINO. I'' Jackson, July 20, 1376. Editor As the carnpaipn lias now opeoed 1q earnest, and think-In? that "you would like to Informed of the-ptrri ticatTni ttnokr throughout the state, 1 have concluded to let you hear iroru oia ottnampton count J. Tlie nomination of Vauce created flie greatest entbutiiascD, which has continued to increase until our people hardly know wtjat daJritK Utiemse' ve.

Alway Wfofe, aotue' Itavo not liked Itio rioiuioations.but such la not the case this time. It seems that everybody vies with one another to see who can bestow most praise upon the candidates, both state and national. The eaeral cry "Vance and victory, Tildcn and reform." Vv I heard an old man more than sixty I years oia, wno was an old line wiite and I naa sot voieu since me uissoiution oi la.rtJj say that he would walk forty miles to vote the democratic "tlclset this year; he further stated that tlt he waa taught from hia infancy to 1 aistruat and despise the name democrat, I but he waa bow convinced that whatever I 0x0 democratio party of old wa, upon iU sacoeea now depends the future prosper ity or our country, and that the issue which used to divide tbe democratio and whig parties were very different from tho issues between the democratic and radi cal paxtiea of to day. It is now the I WIUIO I whit man against the negro, honesty wlurTmeaTho haVe and prosperity of their countiy at heart against low-down and mean carpet-bag. Kera.

In a word, everything that ia Rood. P11 8 vorything that is mean, corrupt and, incompetent Within twenty-foux hours after the 8t Louie nominations, tho democrat lod by their excellent T. J.L. llar- ris at Tleasaut Hill, iu thia county. a i'A611 n1 endnck "flag, with a large for Vance, reaching from bottom to top, with the icsenption, "White men must rule America." Promising to let yon hear from me du ring the' campaign, I am xours, 1 w.

j. a 7 Some Errora Corrected. Baieioh, X. July20. Editor Sentinel For aoverul days East the News has manifested unusual 1 teres on the subject of building atd loan associations, and very particularly in regard to the action of the supreme coTffft til tainsse wotber- brought- to their notice.

Such manifest zeal to enlighten a benighted pnblio is all very good, but when tho drift of the whole matter is manipulated so aa to mislead, and in an effort to conceal truth and whitewash error and falsehood, we think it time to "rise and explain." The Raleigh NeWs knows nothing about the operation of building associations, or it is guilty of a misrepresentation of foots, wo do not know which. And the same may be said of the counsel who endeavored to enlist the sympathy of the court by asserting tbat there is a million and a hall dollars capital invested in said associations in the state of North Carolina. The court deserves the applause of the whole people, whom it serves for its man liest determination to stand by the constitution and laws of the state, and suppress error wherever it can. "A million and a half dollars capital invested iu buildiug associations in the state of North Carolina alone This is ku error. 0 take, the position that there is no capital really in building associatious.

Whatever appears to be capital is only fictitious or imaginary. Tbe course pursued by tho News and the counsel alluded to in the decision, as published, is calculated to enlist public sympathy in favor of such associations, aud prejudice the public against the court for its action. l'ossibly the court saw that there was no capital at ktake, and understood the subject far better than those who were so much "surprised at its action." Tho court saw that the one and a-half millions capital was only and not real. For Instance tTlie Merchant buildiug association proposes to start with eighteen hundred tliares, at one dollar each, ultimately to reach ths value of two hundred dollars each. 1 he t-Iures are liot 'worth one nor two dollars no capital 1 required all hands throw in out; dollar per uliare each, making eijji'een hundred dollar-.

Is that capital? If the khares were worth two hundred dollar each- and the money arising from their sale at such price are to DecdmelTiefoundallon xf anmo further enterprise, then it would be capital or basis, but as it is, it is all dividend, and not capital. 5 To better illustrate! the merchants of this citr and maoy others deposit their money lu the various banks. Now does Mr. A's money, so deposited, become a jmrt of the capital stock of eoeh bank? ily no means. How then can the News, oeeiug that all persons owning stock in Mich associatious are merely depositors, whose denotilft mnv be withdrawn anv day, call it capltatiuvesied, and by soch ublerfa4 seek to arouse prejudice iu Um iud of tho uninformed against the highest tribunal in the state.

In the losing up of all thee tchemes tn the state, nobody loses anything, and only a favored few make much. We think, nay we are sore, that those who have made most are those who retired from the associatious on the best terms. Let us have no more of this bosh about capital, and let the people throughout thatatQ know that no legally managed enterprise or corporation has been in terfered with by the decision alluded to. i Yours, Cixro: IIoppbr. I.

Cotton Slarket. The following are the cotton qnotatious of yesterday as reported ty Lee, hitaker A Johnson: 0 Low Middlings, 10 vj "if Jl'' i Kcpttrb Lubeo la from 30 to 80 days by the use-of thaTriumuh Trns and Triumph Itupture Itetnedy, mano-J laciurea oyu Iriumpli Trass Com pany, J34 IJoweTT. N. Thia Tru and. Supporter took the Medal at the last session 01 the Great American In-ttitute -10 -cents lur their i States district attorney, of this city, and Elow-j our-liorn Billy Smith, the radical candidate for lleutennnt-goveruor, all speak at PrinceUtn, (old Boon Uill.) Johnston county, to-Jay.

romtherf they go to GoMdboro to neip urogaeu ouU Jt is said that Ilyman's forces are mustering rather stronger than Brogden and bla friends bad any Idea of, nd It Is now tbeught that Ifyman will make 4 strong fight to keep his seat In congress. The mass of the negroes of the second dl WctWgUior HvmJ'Utthe leaders have decided upon Brogtleu, and" be will get It The convention meet la GoMsboro to morrow. -r- i i a He Liked tbe ides. The other morning a IUIelgh'motber bad Some gardes work for bet ten-year old boy to perform, but he dtdot feel like the man who offered to climb Bunker Hill monument for ten coots and hair-brush. lie waa In the street, wy utw0 strange dogs were edging np to each other, when bla mother appeared at the gate and called out: Boy, where are yoo Hain't I serif be aiiswered.

"Well, sir, you get Into that garden and flnthb oorwork," er T1 raise tbe highest kind of breeze around Jour ears!" He climlied over the fence very ikdiUwratelr, and as he disapiteared under tho tree was heard to matter: I I wish you would thou' thereM lie wind enough to fly ny kite Borglnry In Oberlln. Late Saturday night, or enrly 'Sunday morning, the bouM of Matthew Snipes, white, In Oberlln an Alican colony about two miles northwest of was broken Into and robbed of a gold watch and chain valued at 150, between 13 and dollars la currency, two floe gold rings and a trunk. Mr. Snipes and wife were iu tbe boom at tbe time of the robbery, but so sktirully was It done that they were not awakenedv Yesterday Mr. Suipea, assisted by Deputy Sherlfl Meadows, srreated Nathan Pettiford and John Jones, a brace of negroes, and lodged them In jail, there beloit sufficient evidence against them to warrant their detention.

The trial will come before' JiuUce of the Peace Magniu this morning. Tbe bnrglars entered tbe house throush a window. Mr, Snipes Informs us that he haa sufficient evidence against the accused to convict thera of the act The people of Raleigh are kind-hearted. and deslr to do tbe right thing by a stranger, Early yesterday morning a man from Georgia, having blood In bla eye," and bunches of muscle on his arms, Inquired of the porter who was sweeping out the Vfr'f "Do you know of any feller in this town who'd like to knock me down, draw me around and step on met" The porter didn't He Unt as well posted aa he ndght be. The stranger moved on, and those who saw him about two hours after were of the unanimous opinion that be had been carried through tbe timber by a tornado.

He couldn't see. didn't feel like mov ing around, and bis humble and contrite spirit forced htm to I ullere knew tbat. t-this was a lively town." 'iyi'- 'f ne had found some one to step on him. Tbe trhlstle-lIlowing-A Prompt Uesponae. 1 i "In a racent Lssue of tb Sentinel we mentioned the fact that citizens living Id neighborhood of the bridge over the Raleigh A Gaston railroad, on 1 nillsboro street, would petition to the authorities of that road to prevent the blowing of the engine whistle as tbe train passed under this was decided upon by these gentlemen on account of the numerous runaway accidents that have occurred in that locality in the post three or four months as a result of engine-whistling.

The petition was gotten np, numerously signed and sent to Major Jno. C. Winder, superintendent of the road, who promptly returned the following answer: Ralejou A Gaston and Raliiou A Auouhta AiR-Lixi Railroad Co' Superintendent's Offlce, Uaxkigii, Ut July 22, 1878. Jw w. UE8T, and others: i Gentlemen s- Yoor petition In regard to blowing the whistle of the Jocomotive, fit or near the Urldire on II ulaboro street has been banded to me.

I will Immediately give order mat tne wnisue Bhaii not be blown except when it become uecessary for the safety of tne train. The grade at that point Is ao heavy that with a lone truin it frequently be comes necessary to blow brakes to eon-1 trol tbe train. We will nse oar utmost effort, to prevent accident In ftitnre; 1 Superintendent. Hotel Arrival. Yabrrocoh Hocsk, July 24.

Stephen W. kcler, Goldsboro; P. Batdielor, H. Bledsoe, F. O.

Morlng, C. Crow, John C. Svme. R. Cox.

R. H. Jones, cy: H. k'. RpamiL J.

Unrrla. Durham! flnt Gold. amltb," Richmond, CoL B. B. Ga.0 JM-Iibodes, B.

A. Lorentx, Balti more B. Walkius, HeodersoB, T. CVCiT. Dr.

J. jjUobsj Northampton, JC. Uatson Charleston, S. WX A. Duggan, Tarboro N.

3 i 1 Natioxal Hotel, July 21. Dr. P. Bab-eock, H. Miller, John Devereux, S.

F. Mordecai, O. T. Foast T. F.

Lee, city; Alt Jones, Wake; W. H. Hauser, Southern Ex press W. P. Batcbelor, City; C.VI Hinton, Wake Miss Carrie Crawford, Salis-, Jburyj i B.

Ibrower 1 Tbe Central Baptist Association meets at Foreslvillo A number of delegates from the Baptist churches of this city will be in attendance. Rev. Dr. Prit chard, pastor of the Salisbury Street church, will Stop there the day of the meeting on hia re turn front the centennial, and will not reach this city -until Saturday. JHth, as baa been heretofore announced In the list of appointments.

Our friends III please note the change. U7A nartla Co, Sjf This old and popular Petersburg, grocery and commission house, established in 1830,. Is still In the Held, and Is as staunch and reliable sa ever. It well known to alwwt 'manWomin child In northeastern and -aUrn North Carolina. See the id vertlsf eiUeflt' In Biiolhert'olumft''" Maj or'a Court.

Yesterday the mayor bad raib a lively time, the result of Sunday's docket mainly: ET W'inianU, cotr drunk and disorderly; 5 floe and cost Frank eoi, drunk, aid dijordirlyi'f 5 Jul A W. drunk Jt our In fte jardjiouaej BtolaJ Urump, coL, urunK and Oisoraetly; ji One and cost William tfarkey," orderly conduct on the street; whipped by bis mother In the guard bouse and dis charged, District Conference. The conference of the Methodist church of this district will meet in LouUbunj to-morrow et 10 a m.t i J. Moore, P. presiding Rev.

Dr. L. S. Burkhead, Jesse A. Jones, R.

f. Best, S. C. White and L. W.

Peck are the delegatea from this city of tb Edcnton Street Methodist church, and Rev. W. Norman. V. Ballard.

R. W. Belo. A. L.

Woodall, Rev. L. L. Branson and 8. L.

Riddle from the Persou Street church. The delegates leava for Loutsburg this morning. fill be) Order Counterwaii4cel ur esteemed cotemitorary, the News, an nounced on Saturday tbat tbe Raleigh Light Infantry bad offered their services to avenge tbe death of the gallant Custer. We are requested by one of the officers of that company to stats that sines reading the account of the dastardly outrage upon tbe local edi tor of the News, that the order has been osuuleemattdsd, that ihe Baiulgh Light Infantry will remain at home to protect ye brave local. Hided and Tan ce Club.

The Tilden and Vance club held a regular weekly meeting last evening In their room. A large number of members were present A number of new names were presented for 1 membership and duly enrolled. Much busi ness of Interest to the club, touching its pur poses and designs, wss transacted. We are glad to note tbe growth and efficiency of the organization, and ft bids fair to be powerful engine for good In tbe cause of reform. murderous Assault.

On Saturday last, at MasonvlUe, about two miles west of this city, Tabitha Mitchell, colored, concealed herself on the road and lay iu wait for Jane Rowe, colored, aud wlieu she cams by made a murderous attack npon her with a bar of iron. Jane dodged Hie blow aimed at her bead, and escaped with a bruise on the arm. A warrant has been Issued by Justice Mugnin for the arrest of Tabby, and the trial will take place to-day. Personal. John Randolph, one of tbe moot exten -vf jfa lu it ijir.tc.

JaUl, a sive planters li la making a romlnent physician and planter of Northampton county, Is bead- quartering at the Yarbrough house. He leaves for borne this morning. areenaboro Masonic Journal, is in the city and stirred up the brethren at the lodge last evening. His paper la buildiug np a wide circulation and, we are glad to learn, la paying. A Good Work.

A few days ago a request was published the Sentinel for contributions of books for the penitentiary Sunday school Tbe first response came jroni Miss Eliza H. UUiin the I shape of "God's Message to the Poor." I Others are following, th need is still great Tbe convicts manifest great and growing interest in the school and Its exer cises. 1 Any contributions of hooka or money may banded to Governor Holden. It W. Best.

.1 iJnAt lAhlf A-mafnAnM am I Iff. i A Dig Time Ahead. We learn that Hon. Z. B.

Vance, our gubernatorial nominee, will two more speeches In this county before the close of the campaign, at points yet to be selected. weiTfl ftat Rolcsruie -aDdl Apex will belh points" enosefl 1 Every township in the county is to have a Tilden and Vance club, and each club will be expected to send delegation to these places on tbe daya of the speaking. At each there will be a bar becue, not fur private speculation like that Holly Springs Saturday, which was falsely announced as a democratic barbecue, but a UT' W0 I Milt 1. M' A a. 11 I invited' to come "op and eat to their heart's content without money ond without price.

Bad Behavior. As a couple bf little white boys were going down one of bur streets yesterday morning, they were met by a little negro boy who tried best ty provoke, a dllSoutty with them. The little negro was iu company of four or five others of his race, and he tried to roll a wheel-borrow In the way of the white boy and keep them from passing, beside shout at tbem )n an insulting manner. The name of this little African was Alfred Vaughn, and we give It In order tbat fred's parents, if be has any, may giv kfm proper jjressing overand teach him to re-have himself on the It Is best for colored friends to teach their children to cultivate the respect of tbe white race rather than provoke their prejudice. i i THE CIT" WKATHRK uironT( I'ssrle trim Ik Hardwire law mt Tmui Brtt A (teas.

SVATB TginJttTBB.TgSTB?t,T. KT Tn SFaTS Or TBS WSatHia. Cloudy, with weather prevailing with cool finds from north to northeast. city- 1 ITT lust ball. Sometime a garbage cart would not be 1.

fc.i. Raleigh Chapter Royal Arch Mason, No. 10, meet lo-niht. 1 A R'hhI number of Clialham people were in the city JV Fanner In this vicinity We-eotnphilniug bitterly uf waterinelou thieve Quite a Dumber of our citizens will leave for Beaufort during the present Tun Lee left for Goldsboro yeslerda to help tho negro IlymaH get a nomination. I i The ijnnrcfuer 0f ibstxaea a cheer ful aiidjlffuriwdtijt vctQtion this Tillage.

Governor Broaden left yesterduy fur Goldsboro to look after hi promised seat iu con-' "res. Prof. T. P. Ilobgood, principal of the Baptist Female aemlnary Id thhr 'city, has "Tuarrelurned Iron WseietfiJIl "toutvai: fat.

I When attempts are made to perpetrate highway robbery ou local editors it is about time to commence fortifying 4iiepoorhoaM. Pic-nlc have not played out altogether, We hear of seveial very pleasant ones that liJveHtaliefito past week. Judge Fowle, oae of our elector for tbe state-at-large, leaves this afternoon to fill bis appointment at Ferrell'i, Nash couoty, 1 Do the people of the state vote for all the electors, both for tbe dUtrlcts and state at- Iarge, on one ticket Is a question freqnent asked as. Yes, they do, St John's Society meets to-morrow even ing, at o'clock, at tbe residence of M. B.

Barbee, North Bloodwortb street between Edenton and Jones streets. In some portions of the city mosquitoes have assembled In such large uumlers aa to justify tbe opinion that they must be holding a state and national convention In one. The degree of Doctor of Divinity haa ween uocuri invwiiy oa ween a Ret. JtobbH dito? conferred upon and proprietor this city, by Emory College, Oxford, Ga. From all we can learn of the attendance at the various cbnrcheo Sunday, the religious thermometer didn't mark blood-beat" Con gregations in most of Ire churches were thin.

Toe friends of Ike Young, the revenue congressional candidate, have given him tbe name of" Craxy II orse.t liter the defunct Sioux wanior, so foolish does hiaMadidacy appear In their eyes. ij a Caucajuiag aintitig thsundi a is on the Increase, and will continue lively until after the adjournment of the republican congressional nominating convention at Goldsboro to-morrow. venerable Rer. William blooper, 80 years of age, preacked aa ejccelfyt r-1 I mon at me Dausourj ouvei uapusi caurcu Sunday morning. Mr.

Hooper is In excel lent health, and Is very vigorous for one of his age. Tbe dwellers in and about Eagle Rock, St Mark's towitehr his are Won at forming a TfldVrA0f VeOee- orabi and are exceedingly anxious that Governor Vance ahould address them before the close of the campaign. We hope will. Ike Young, tbe rev enue congressional can didate for congress, ex-Judge AlberUon, the rad candidate for secretary of state, Jonas i -1 I UUJCI UlOUliik UIWH SB) IWHWlUauOt DUVaW 'mm I Bhamkatte Saturday night A few light- wood knot constituted the grand torchlight procession. The Ralclgit delegation returned early Sunday morning.

Supreme Court. Court met yesterday morning at 9 o'clock All tbe justices pTKicntfT4 Appeals hereV)fon? placed atliie end of the I docket were called and disposed of In ttie following order: Fifth District-Flora McAllister va. The W. Devane, from Cumberland. Argued by B.

Fuller for plaintiff, and McRae A Broad-fool aod W. A. Guthrie for defendnnt AiriaatVoirers vs. John Jacisbn. from Cumberland Argued it XT.

Hlns- lur irittllliiUS, 1 A. UUiUUO ri r. .1 Court adjourned until tb! (Xfcsclay) mon ing at o'clock. 1 In be A a at his ing a oar July 2Ui, Alevillv Buncombe county. Mouday, July 31st, Marslmli, MaAlUon'co.

WediieiHluy, Augut 2d, Burnsvillo, Y'an-cey Augui 3d, BiikersvillB, Milch- Saturduyi, August 5th, Booue, county, NEW ADVEltTISEMENTS. fir Information About Texas, with MaM, PanqHileta, furnished on sppllcalion In person or by tetter to TUOS. F. FIaIIER, Immigration Agent International A Great Northern It K-, Palestine, Texas. jv24-wCm- OAU.T TWO IMIIJSK.

WEEKLT flFTY CEKT? THE SENTINEL FOR TilK Will include the months of Auui'st, kptex-bee, October and Novekbek. during which time the Huti and Xatios al Electioks will be held and the results prorlalmed, the Noarn Carolina LsoisLATisa assembled and a United States isehatob elio.vn from this state, i THE WEEKLY, A larse double-sheet eontaiulu! rinT-su con'uxs of reading matter, is mailed to subscriber till tbe first day of December, 1876, lOT FIFTY CENTS, And for the campaign, to the lirstof December, the f'vVi 3 DAILY SENTINEL lurnklii'd ti'l The lo price of -i- T0 DOLLARS. Address THE SENTINEL, Raleiah. N. C.

MISCELLANEOUS. SECOKD EDITION OF THE "oSLY Authenticated copy of ths LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT "Of GEN. GKUllGK WASU1SGZOK, EmbraciBg a Schedule of his Real Istate, with Klaburate Note thereto by tbeTetator, to which baa bea added lmerentine 11 U- torical, BloKrophical aud explanatory nuU by tbe Publish eontutolng Genealoiry of the Washlnirtons, HWoiV of Mt. Vernon, History of Ml. Vwooti Ladies' AMocIatlon of tbe Union, History of Fairfa County, wherein ML Vernon situated, llklory of Washington and Lee UDiversity, at Lemug-ton, V.

History of Ale and la Academy (endowed by Uen. Waihlofrton). History ft'f Waahlngton a lll before, during, and after, the late Civil War. Btopraphiral sketches of Uen. Washington and noilceof death and burial, biographic! sketches of Mrs.

Martha Wasbtngiou and tbe Curtl faniilv. Bl srapblcal ktto'- of Her. Lord Brvan Fairfax aud tbe Fairfaxes buNrrapbical sketches of Ur. CratJc, Waithingtou'a Inlimate friend aud family pWiclan. biographical" sketches of Jutlgo btiebind Washington, the favorite nephew of the General, one of tbe legatees and executor of his Will.

Bio-graphidal sketches of General de Lat'aretto. Anttituta of General Wellington, Oil. Custlh (first husband of Martha sMilngton), and of LaFayette together with full, and complete explanatory nos of different devisee, donations and other matters of interest con- nected with the Will. Also extract from Will of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, devising cane to Gen.

Washington, and J'ac timiU of the Washington Coat of This pubilcAtina has been commended by tbe following distlnguin ed men Chvillier M. Cerruftl (late Italian Minister), Baron Von Gerolt (late Pru slan Minister), Senor I omTo (inle Mexlean Minister), the late Hon. Rererrfv JobtS'r, i he late Gen. Robert R. Lee, Hons.

Bavard, Schuyler Colfax, W. Pin ney Whyte, F. E. Hplnner (late U. 8.

Treastuer), George 8. Boutwell (Ute fJeeretary of the William jirague, (ien. 'Vlckers, D.J. Morrill, K. D.

Townsi tid. John Pliertnan, Horace Maynard, Benjamin r. f. T. Freling-huysea, Tboa.

A. Simon Cameron, Roscoe Conkllng, and man olbrrs. Hon. T. F.

Bayard yi 44 The work you propose to publish will doubtless bo well received. At thia particular period, anything tend to revive the memory of tbe iljua trtous Wafhlngton In the hearts of his countrymen, should be encoursced, Ac This little volume printed tn handsome Dtyle, will be furnished In pamplilct form, by Agents, at ths low price of HAi.r a dollar, aud In seat clotb binding at tl.UO. Julyft-tf. CAPITOL BQUAHE, a S. UKOWN, IViPKitToit.

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