The Alamance Gleaner from Graham, North Carolina • Page 3

i THE (CLEANER. Tin Iron Chatham Maker We i it an, tin A- Sad, Cask. Some mouths ago, a ncgro'of 7 McDowell county seduced from her home, in the same county, a White girl; the 'daughter of a re-spectabla man named Danavant. For sometime thoro whereabouts Was unknown, but, some week ago, 1they were found living with some, negroes near Charlotte, and were arrested. B.

karrar; 11 other new store ia to be lot: adjoining thfrCiHii'' ifcuse John Harden, of the, P. It. lla.ttlen 4c Bro, hag bought, the lot, and will tioBee ereqtib.eiraQii a good store house. i'Times are hard, btrt tlwro is improvement talhng holrl'of1 our" people, ''which, we hope'wili increaWe 'heed affi' cp factory and warehouse here and wjjy sope tobacconists has been called, to tho advtagespf going mto business cannot see. 1 Tkere is a large quantity of tobacco raised i this county1, Khd tliefe would bb much tfiore1 raised," 'if there was a home market! surroundecV by lands well' adapted to the growth of fine anS'imtne- uuuei upon tne line 01 the INprtn Carolina railroad, is rea son why tlue tobacco business would be a paying business Wo would welcome to our midst parties propos ing to Crect manufactories ttt this point.

They would have etfery encouragement from bur peopley'and we think there is no location iri the State that can offef, greater inducements or more flattering pijospects, Come along with your, tobacco factories. Geo; A. Allen, resident of our county, who moved to Tennessee three or four years ago, and from here badk jnto this State, to Macon, county, is on a visit to his friends and relatives in this coiinty. We'll jest bet one of George Rogers' biggest watermelons next summer, that if Sandy Allen will just own up, that he will say he is Sorry he ever left his old home, his old friends', his old county and his old State. Come baok San dy come back Brokk Jail.

On Sunday night the jail at Lis place was broken and three prisonors escaped. They were con fined iu the cell, and managed to break one of the large bars of iron, and tlnu got info the main part of the jail. They then picked a hole through the brick wall, and let themselves to the ground by means of their blankets. How they managed to break the iron bar and lock is a mystery. The names of tho escaped prisoners are, Alien Potcat, charged with stealing Sheriff Hunter's horse recently; Henry Pool, serving out sentence of court for assault with deadly weapon, and Moses Ilolman charged with larceny; all colored.

We were glad to hoar, last week from a gi-ntlemaii, in tho northwest portion of the county, that, ill his neighborhood, all the peaches were not killed. He thought tho improved varieties were killed, but that there wo'ild be, unless hereafter killed.quite a quantity of the ordinary peach. We are glad to hear this, as tbe fruit crop, to our people, is valuable. There will bo, we trust a good crop of apples, very few trees having bloomed before the cold weather. We nnist have choaper fences, fencing, or 'no fencing at atl in the near future.is wat we hear.

AlbrMit and Hay propose civiii you a cheap Wo heard a farmer say the other day that where fartuers had tested this new fence, it was without ex ception pronounced a good tiling. See advertisement, and call upon tho par ties and see the funce. On Sunday morning, the 2nd. before day, at a house of illfame in ltalcigh, au Italian, name unknown and almost and entire stranger in the city, dangerously stabbed another young man, name not given iu the papers, and also a young woman, namo not given but an inmate of the disreputable houso where tho deed was done. The young man stabbed is a saloon keeper, and tho assault was entirely unprovoked.

His wounds are of a serious character and may prcve fatal. The attack upon the young woman was as the Italian said to put her evidence out of the way, after he thought he had killed the young man in her presence. The Italian escaped the city, and had Dot been arrested at last accounts. License or no license is the question in Greensboro now. Tho two town.

ships in which the city is, with oth ers in the county, are to vote tho first of May under the local option law and thus decide whether for a year liquoris to be sold in their limits. The contests bids fair to be a warm one. Wet or dry is tha question. D. A.

Giiscos fatally stabbed George Cagle some ten days ago in Stanley county. Griscoe was a tenant of Caglo and his wife left him, and went on her return, after a short absence to Ca gle, where Griscoe went, and abused her, Caglo taking her part, Griscoe then went a short distance to his houss. and returned with a shoe-knife with which he stabbed Cagle to death, and then fled. Sand to A. D.

Royster and Brother of Raleigh for candies nuts figs, raisinsand every article in tho confectionery line. They- sell no adulterated goods. An eld issue free negro, Todd Jeffreys, in Pleasant Grove township, had a little child to fall iuto his well, and get drowned one day last week. Another child was drawins water, wben this one caught tbe rope and was jerked in. An isr mare a a learn nine tons a day of the SpirgeJ nw 1 tvu nu om 1 no jiuriiace at Unckhoru in Chatham conn tv.

and this iron is shipped from Deep River to Wilmington, wliero tliev rnnks out of it heavv car whwi 'I'h Spiegej crvstalised iron is the oly: iron that makes, Bessamor! jteel which, is used ore all the railroads 01 the country. Most 6f thoVSpiegel is snipped to this and from a placVcfcliad. Germauy. Aija.1is oue.out two pr throe other States in the Union hat furnishes- this 'iVrb''aiVrt fallible ore. Jrers.

j. San- Fhaviwo, 'April 4. At a turbulent anti-Chinese rrieeflnj a speaker said twenfv thousand were organize! stronglv pledged, in case the present attempt to th Chinese evils by legal ineans tailed, totskc tbe law into their1 own hands, and root out the evil with fire- nd steel. Violent Pleasures are deprecated by the community at large. TIufTin IlnMpr.

a good and a mau Tenrl WM hauling hf toltaleigh from his home, near lOarpgliofd; 'Sfhch be fell from the iortf a bale i the wagon, upon which ftQ Wat0tL and kilted himself. Tliis-nsar oil last ,1 biki ins lucta iron) me Dr. Edrtard A', rjrndnp ot'trank iin conn'tv. merl 011 the first dar' of tins month. 11)0 lector was quite a prominent citizen of his conntv, and was at oms time President the JUl- eigh and Gaston railroad.

Ths repord says that the headstonss from graves, in the burial ground of have been It's information wis-'from gentleman who -aw iinmisukabls proofs of the tact. ,1 .1 Onl. Vance referred the matter his appointment of a cadet So West iVint to a committee, and John Wake held, Caklwcll county has bean recommended, with John Cowlos as alternate. The House committee on Nilita'ry Affairs have called on Secretary 2 aft tor a new estimate for the ensuing fiscal year. They have Belknap's figs ures, out do not trust them.

Heavy storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, and a trems eiulous tall of rain, lasting nineteen hours, in the southern portion of Alabama on tha third of this month. Geo Wilkins, a fugitive horse thief, from l'asauotauk countv. sentenced to fifteen years in tha renltentiary. is in jail in i'ortsinouth and Got lirogdeu notified. England will not surrender Wins- low, the IJoston forger, except upon a guarauteo thaj he will only be tried for oUences set forth 111 the extradi.

lion papers. An American was arrested in Loti don who has been-successfully en gaged in counterfeiting American se cunties in and on the Con tineut. Criscco, the slayer of Caglo in Stanly county has surrendered himself to tho authorities, and his trial was moved to Union county. Mrs.M. K.Johnson, daughter ofRsv.

C. J. Nelson and wife of It. M. Johu-son, died at her heme, in Goldsboro, on, Sunday tbe 2Cth of March.

The Western Sentinel thinks, Hon. David S. Rcid ol Rockingham would be an excellent selection for Govern- The reds of Burke county instruct their delegates to go for rogden for Governor, and Bowman for Lieut Governor. The Shelby Banner says, that a man in Rutherford county marriad his, daughter. ShockiOg ami true the Banner savs.

per coot of the clorks, in tho Treasury Department, will be dis (jhargpd. on account of short appropriation. Mr. J. E.

Judd, of tJupliri county bad his house burned on the 11 of March. spark 011 the roof did it. Dr. Geo. L.

Kirby, of GoWsbore, while amputating a man's leg in Win no county cut his own hand severely. In attempting to escape, one of the convicts, at woik on the Western North Carolina railroad, was killed. am, fiu- wo ilMli -ft inAnlr in Mrs. Mordccai's mill pond near Kalriih. Taft tbe new Secretary of Wnr refers applicants for poslraderships lo the commaiidmnnt of the post for endorsement.

$227,000 spent, in furnishing- tho Xcw York ia I tfllce, iu violation of law. 'I he sub commifteo rtn Naval Affairs ordered to Philadelphia to investigate alleged frauds. ar between Abyssinia and Egypt is being vigorously prosecuted. We arc glad it is so far from home. The people of Kansas re agitating against mixed school, which the last legislature legalized.

Brislew, of this Treasury is in Kentucky for his health, whoro he will remain for some time. Thomas Tracy of Cartcrsville, 1111-nois, killed himself, his wife and lit tie daughter aged six year. Mrs. Norwood, the wife of John W. Norwood of JlilUboro, died at her home, 011 theittth of March.

Thellillsboro Recorder pronounces for Gcnl. W. Cox for List. Govern or. James A.

Caldwell, a brother of the lato Gov. Caldwell, died iioarLins colnton recently T. N. Xfarasay has gone to Louisiana on a temperance lecturing tour. A negro, in Montgomery county, took a quart ot whiskey at a drink, and died.

The severest snow torm for twenty soars in MassacUti setts ou the fourth this mouth- Marsh has been before the grand jury iii l-e Belknap case. Alexander H. Stevens of Georgia is rapidly improving in health. Avery was not allowed a new trial. Five and a half millions of silver coined during the month of March.

Mrs. P. F. Butler is dead. She died of cancer of the throat.

COBRSCTSI1 WESKtT Bf fSTrtl'- Apples, dried, tt. 1 7 iIMIO erccn ousijei. Beans, l.OOff'1.50 75al.O0 2Tx30 ym 1-VP18 cm 4aS 1 S0a35 Gutter. Beeswax 11 Ih Bmou sides? lb shoalders, Bi hams Beef Ibiv; ini fv. Ml IVU, roots Iti Castings.

tld Cloth, tow and t-ottou, id Corn bush Chickens 1. Cotton, lint, Tib In seed Clover seed, lb isao Sl-i l-Vg2U S.OOWn.OO 10al8 5 15a2T, 10 SOnflO 05rn UMeM SOiSXK um 0IW8I0 so Ducks each A r.KJJB UOI Flour, faintly Feathers Furs "Mink, each. Muskrat oposum; coon rabbit Ilay 100 Hides, green, lb ary. n. Lard Meal.

corn. lb Oats, seed bush Unions seta anart 1 eas 11 ousu. Potatoes, Irish Vbush sweet Pork lb reaches; dried, peeled, nnpeeled, Rao lb I.V&20 06OI0 8.505.0) 1 1 08010 Shingles II thousand. Tallow ood cord Durham Tobacco Maiket, COBSBCTSD BT i PARISH, VASMBB'S WASEUOUSI. Receipts light owing to the drr weather Notice all grades of Bright Lugs advanced aud In demand.

Ll'OS. Dark, Red. Common. OOaSOO 4 SOai.5 BKtODT LOOS. 5.40a5.V) Medium flood Fancy HBO LSAf.

Common, dark -Good, Fauey T.00a8.W 10 00al00 15.0018 00 stlOaft.0, 69tn.6 ttiOOaO.O BBIOBT WBArrSBS. Common 10.flrii18.nU Medium Uai8.00 Fine 30 00a40.0U Extra flood wrappers. Fancy smokers wanted sua sougut alter. ADVERTISEMENTS. Q.BAOAM HIGH SCHOOL.

GRAHAM, It, C. R. n. A. LONQ.

A. kl. KEV. W. VT.

STALKY, A. B. BKNJ. F. LONG, A.

B. MISS C. HUNTER ttOUTHGATE. In structress In usie. Opens Autrust SMth.

and eloses (lie last Fri day in May, 187S. Board as to 110, and TaUloo SS to Ft pa. moo to. fl! ft OA Pr day st thome. Samples kJM vDJVi worth 1 free, tin so A CO.

Portland, ilslue. JJEADQUAKTEK9 FOE QBOCERIE8 HOUSTON ft CAUSEY, vr no LII1LI OB 6C SB ft. ORZEM9BOKO, N. Have now and stwsrs keen oa hand, one of the largest stocks of to be found In the State. B11) Ins from manufacturers in large quantities, enables tUvin lo Sell lanrrly at manufacturer's price, and seme foods lea tban their prices.

llaudliuK groceries exclusirely is another alfnta- (hey have over general tnercfaant. Orders solicited oiled promptly auu st low it (irices. gCOTT DON NELL. OUAIIAM, N. Buy ahd sell OTTOX COB.f, ri.OLB, BACOI LAIO, A.VD ALb StlNISII QW COVfSTBV PBODVCat.

feb. 10-3ol J.T.CROCKER ATTORISHT A5TD UPiaSC I.TOX AT MIT, Akseboro, JV. SCOTT A CALDWELL, A nociale ConntrL Practices In Ins CourU of Raid oil V1 and adjoining counties. oT Hpeclal attcnlioo gtven lo tbe enllee ion of claim. 11 A.

1 bee to Inform the pnblic that I bate on hand slock from wlilcii 10 make the ao4 acrTlreekU BOOTS AND 8HOKS, I know nothing of hard times. No need of a gentlcioaa going Dareiousea. 11 ue 1. need of boou and hasu'l tlie iuoo 1 will lend It to him I also bare 00 baud a fresh stock of lrric of Jewelry. Cfce-: mum, mm Kmrnrj ArlWss, which I will sell lower down than a bmty else.

Call aud see m- J. K. FONTII.Lt. gCOTT Oraham, N. PEALsat Dry-Gootls, Groceries, wai IKKSS, STEEL, SAI.T,nei,ASSI ii.s.

Dfi-iTirrs. aarci, MEDICUVKS, MID, bacon, c. r. Terms Cash or Bartsrr. feb.

-gDWARDS, DIIOUGIITON CO Prlnlera sk Hinders, RALEIGH. C. ambus F9unfMr tut-1- Peter Fount, William, fonst and Hannah loast. flitldren of Oso foust, doo-Wllliawl Pnnat fit- I lq ribt Belief. uui8; eann Claim' heirs.

Oked AnritW LNptQiqlProi loci amies, reter Jtmlck, I Win imick, Geo Amlck, I Matilda Wilson. Klisabeth A Clapp, and Catherine A I Cor Dower. Brown. State oj JForth Carolina To the Sheriff of AlimancvOra-Ung. Ton are hereby commanded to sumiunii Peter foust.

Win Fonst and Hannah Fount children of fleo Fonst 'Deed, H'111 Foust John roust and biizanetn uobio wife of rUanly Cohle SallieRose, Klisabeth Clann. Tlanlul ,.1 11-. 1 inip ncira ui iw.t viapi nvirs jienry Clapps heirs Obed Amlck, Joel Amlck, Peter Ainick, William Amlck, Amlck, Ma- pp and Cather ine A Brown the defendants above named if tliev le Wnnd within jour Coiinty to appear at the office of tha Clwk of the Superior Court for tuevouuiy ol Alamance within twentv dars tfter the service of this summons on them exclusive of the day of such service, aud answer toe complaint wiitca will be deposited in the office ofsaid Clerk within teu days from the date of this summons; And let said aeieuasnis uae nouce tnst 11 they fail to answerthe complaint within tint time the plaintiffsrw ill apply the court for the relief demanded in, the complaint. Herein fail not and of this (amnions make duo rettam. Utven under my hand and the seal of said Court w.

A. aLBRionr, s. c. Alamance County. It anbcarlne to the taflsfactlou of the coart that some of the defendants in this ac tion are non-residants.

It Is tueretore or dered that the publication of summons be made In the Alamance Gleaner for six suc cessive weeks for said non-residents. W. A. ALUR1UUT, U. B.

U. March 30th 1870. (S Farmers' TFarchousc, JDURIIAll, x. c. Bright Wrappers ASU A SPJ'JCIALTr.

t'nttmltcd demand for all gradWf' a Good Tobacco. IIIlillRaT FltlfK nwits PAID, Danville Richmond Prices Guaranteed. First Sale every WiHlnesday and Second Tuosday DON'T UK DECEIVED. Yon will get the worth of your TOBACCO- z. i fARisn.

CM -I a day at borne. Agents wanted iD A. i Outfit and term free. TKL'E A Augusta, Msiue King Alfonso is giving the Carliats a lively time, aad 4 B. TATE st the old Und of Murray A Tato, In flra bm, are ifiTlngsll who try to undersell tnem a lively time.

Alfonso and Tate arc both bonnd 10 succcet. Tate Co. will buy at the highest prices all ym have to sell, and at the lowest prieeesell you all yoa want get bay. plRKER JOHNS Ratei'of PbslayJrdid IT One Year tl. Th.

Months CMl-nsrann aftniliilp' lis- ft- rflub- Of 'Mb subscribers with the cash entitles himself to one copy free, for the length of tmle for which tho elub ia made up. sen. to different offices. No Departure from the Cash Systein Kntra of Advertising a navablo in ad vance yearly advertisements quarterly in advance. 1 m.Jm.

3 m. 6 m. I 13 m. 1 qu are 2 00 $3 00 314 00 6 00 'tio 00 10 00 1 15 00 a ooi 4 ooi 0 OO1 Transient advertisements 91 per square for the first, and ntty cents iyr earn uuic (Micnl insertion. 1 not snociflcd as to.

time: niihlishcd until ordered out, and charged accordingly, All advertisements considcrrd due from first insertion, ini'ti to conotitute ft squ-tre lanrffr adver tiscments tlun two sniiares, terms as reasonable can bo af- forded, according to ipetiai muu.1.1, jvu iirion tho rates abi Lore spetdallv set forth. THIS PAPER IS 01? HUB WITH Where Advertising Contract can tie made GRAHAM, APR. 11, 1876. Local, State and General AV. T.

Jonxsox. Editor-. nr. Jahri C. ftbbcrtSon, ot Ctntnaj Shop, BiitfWoriaed dgewt lo re, ccire subscriptieuia, wad receipt far the A Offer A very liberal contract with the Weed" fewiu 'Machine Company will enable us, wo hope, to place their celebrated Machines in imwy families So flue an oppoi timity to secure a first class sewing machine seldom occurs.

May we not expect our friends, and all interested in our work, to make an earnest, united effort to extend our circulation and thereby increase our influence? Cannot the reader form a club in his or her neighborhood and secure this sewi'ig machine as a premium? A few hours of well-directed effort will obtain it. Are you a postmaster in a comity town or villlage? With a little thought and effort you can easily send us fllty Pass the subscription paper. Fifty names at $1,50 each will secure fifty copies of this paper for one year and a $65 sewing machine. Jir foruiinji such a club you will help us in our work, bonetU your neigh bors by placing in their tanuliea (rood read intr. and at the same tune make your own or some other family happy In the poscsion of a greatlabor saving machine, warrantee; to porerfectly new, or the latest unproved con struction, tand in perfect order.

Is Your Life "Worth 10 Ckkts? Sickness prevails evory where and everybody complains of some disease dars mg their life. When tick, the object is to get well, now to say plainly that 110 person in this world that is Suffering with Dyspepsia," Liver Complaint and its effect, an eh' as Indigestion, Goetives now Sick Headache," Sour Stomach. Heai tburn 'palpitation- of tho Heart, Depressed take Green's August Fiower without getting relief and cove. If you doubt this, go to your Druggist and get a Sample Bottle for 10 gents and ivy it. Regular size 75 Twq doses will relieve vou.

ForsalebyP. R. Hrnden, Bro. Graham, N. and Dr.

J. 8 Murphy Company Shops N. C. Died at his home in his tjpu'n'fy', on the 4th of this mouth William J. Al.

bright. Mr. Albright vf at a man- in middle life, and a useful and prominent cittzeu of the county. While adjusting a heavy Chitty pump in one of the public wells, our efficient town'ofiicer John G. Albright, got both of his hands hurt, painfully but not seriously.

That is what he by takiug hold himself, instead of standing off and watching others do whatever is to be done. There ia going to bo another wod-ling in town. Wo saw thent together. blushed, and he looked so pleased every time they came near to each other, and caught- each othor's eye. We'll bet on tho wedding.

They are pretty sly, but we took an observation And we've made our mind up, that it to be a match. John Dcnnypne of our best citizens, while engaged in building a hotisQ on tho premises of Col. T. M. Holt, 'ell from the soffluliiing, and was seriously hurt.

Ho was for a time insensible, but ia now doing well utt der the treatment of Dr. G. W. Long anl will in a few days be ablo to bo 01 gain. A Good Law.

We notice that a member of tho Mississippi Legislature has introduc ed a bill to prevent the bringing mto, and selling in that state adulterated candies. When enacted, that will be a wise law, and should bo adopted in all the States. It is a notorious fac that a large percentage of the candy, found for sale in our stores and is composed of whit chalky clay, a great quantity of which is used by northern candy manufactures. It is so much dirt for- our children to eat, and of its deleterious effect upon their health none can doubt. A.

D. Jloystor and brother, Raleigh, manufactures pure can-(lin. 1. i -iu uii-j sen as cneap as pore candies can be bought. Send to wm ior circuia.18 and satisfy your-f that from them vou can buv c-3aper than elsewhere if you want instead of dirt.

The girl, who is young and quite pretty, says that she was a pore virtu out girl until she came under tho baleful influence of this negro which She had no power to resist. The ne gro is now in jail, awaiting his trial, while she has been permitted to go at large. Her father and mother are living now in McDowell conntv. She could offer 110 explanation of the ins fatualion that induced her to take this tatal slop, beyond saying that she could not resist doing as the negro desired. When found she was living with the negro as his mistress, llpr family are.

respectable people, add she was a respectablo girl before this sad aflair. About a year ago, -'some' negroes wore ejected from the ladies car, on the Air Line Railroad, by tho passens gei-8, whilo the conductor, Capt Chan dler was 111 another car. Capt. C. was subsequently indicted and tried for an alleged violation of the Civi Rights Bill, before Judge Bond at ColomWa; for this very and acquitted.

As we learn from the 06s server he was recently arrested at Greenville S. C. by (wo Dcpnty U. S. Marshals, and hurried off to Charless ton to answer this alleged ofience a second time.

The campaign will soon ope.n, and a few preliminary arrests may be useful to influence the timid Montgomery, April, 3. A. storm prevailed over nearly the sulireSatate coming trom the East, lasting 19 hours without intermission, accompanied by uuusually heavy and continuo wind and lighting. It is considered tho heaviest over known, 7 inches of water having fallen in the time; great dam-, age done to the planting interest. The Alabama river has risen 50 feel aud is now rising at the rate of 44 inches iu an hour.

No deaths roported but many housos blown dowu. No io- ormatiou since Saturday, The Charlotto Observer says: Monday afternoon about 2 o'clock, a portion of the shaft of tho King's Mountain Cold Mine caved iu while a number of laborers were at work in the shaft. Two of the men Herii- don and Froncberger were killed, and three others were wounded. The killed and wounded are all colored. Particulars thus far arc very mea gre.

Insnrecliou has broken out in Mexi co. Dias, an insurgent icauor, nas captured Matamoros witli a lot of prisoners aud seventeen pieces ol artillery, and says that he will remain here until his troops march into tho city of Mexico. These revolutions and insurections do riot much hurt Mexico upon the principle that it don't hurt eels to skin them. She is ussd to it. Maj.

Merrell who was on duty in S. C. as an army officer, got, under Gov. Scott's proclamation, $1,400, for.hu 11. ting down and convicting men of be-iiigkuklux, Geiu.Cuater says, that while in Texas, Merrell accepted a bribe from an aucused party be Sore a Court Marshall, of which was tlij JudgO Advocate.

Mayor Manly bouwd Ilowerton over to the Superior court to answer the charge of libel, contained in his pub-, lislied card, against Col. Walter Clark. So one half the war is ended, until it gets into the Superior court; where, we suppose it will rage with greater fury, than ever. Fire i.v 11ai.ei;h.- -The brick bnild- ing, 1.1 which tho book and Job office I ot Jno. iclioIs and Company is located, took fire 11 the thlr.l story, where the printing ofllce is, on the morning of the fourth.

The fire was put out, but the loss of Messrs Jno Nichols Co. was considerable. Miss Sudie Hall of Charlotte, says the Observer, has just received news of the death of a relation in Kentucky, by which she comes into a fortune. There is uo sort ot excuse for a single editor in any such place as Charlotte. Tho intensely loyal Republicans swear that Democrats shall never rule and rob this country.

They would not, however, object to a compromise, by which Democrats might do the ruling, while they did the rob-bing. It is the robbing that they will nnver surrender. Patrick Pickning a laborer st Cf Inmbus Ohio, made his sou aged 17 get on his knees to make a promise not to play with an objectionable boy, and in that position killed him with shot gun. Dr. Charles E.

Johnson of Raleigh highly respectable citizen, and a physician of high standing, died at his home on tha 1st day ot this month. We think he stood in the front rank of his profession in tho State. The Record thinks there is an organized band of robbers iu Duplin county. Several stores, in that conn, ty, have been robbed, and in such mauner, and under such circumstances as to load to the belief that au organized gang did it, The negroes who roblicd a Mr. Check in Raleigh, in broad day, of ninety-rtvedc liars have been arrested and scut 011 to the Superior court for trial.

Rev. A. Taul Replton, D. In Norfolk on the 1st day of this month. His remains were sent to Wilmington in this state, his former home for interment.

Dr. Hepiton was a dUt'in airbed divii ol the Bapliu church. optieiAfit'vrATcn-ntAKtctti yi; ir vi i- 't; AND JEWELER, AXD Emm a veu, nit 1:, ASI DEALER IX WITI IIItR, HS. JRWRKRI Silver Ware; Bridal Presents, Solid liiug. Walking Gold Pens, UflEEN'SBOliU, H.

Ji tl 1 Wblah will kMiasdd rsMar)swsi 'fJf i. ej-Watdies. Cs, JcrVl. wlnir i-chliuss, iliul reii.n-.:lrhe.iu and on hort notice. An of sl'lntott livy mi IntwIVt Aprio-ly u.

5. ix'tkkxal revenue sp feci May 1, -j April, 30, 1877, The kcvl-u ni Hie tnlted Slates Sot-lions HZii, Kill, every person 111 any buinew, aro- ciiion. or ciupioiuirnt wincn rrnaera mm 11-aiilc 10 a 8ieciai Tan, tu procure and plac-J coiirpicuuuslv in bis or place 6f biMlnesa a Mtamp deuoting tlie payment of said Special Tax for the Wieeial fax Ve ir ocjjinning stay 1, lonnerore comnmoemg or conitiiulu biisiucsa afier April SJ, ISW. llic taxes cninraixd a lllun tlie broviaion of the law above uttd are the flowing. Rectifier 00 00 Dealers, retail liquor W) Dealers, whollv ti.pior 100 Ol) Dealer in mall iiinri wholesale SO OO Dealers tu malt tlif uors, rcU I 00 Dealers in leaf tobwo, Si O0 Uetail dealers iu Wat tntm-co 0O And on sales of uvr ST.OlO.

fifty cents for every dollar iu uc of 1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 00 Manufacturers of (tills SO 00 And for each Hill mann factum! 9) Oil And for each worm manufactured 20 00 Manufacturer of t'llrv-eo 10 uf cigars 10 00 Peddlers of tobacco, flr-t rlift, (more than two horse or itber aninial-i i 50 Peddlers of toli3w. scrond eta (i Uim -e. ur otbT animaU) 35 04 Peddlers ibacco. tliirdrll-w (tne bre or ottiur animal) 15 00 Peddlers of toliacto, cla (on f' it or public conveyance 10 00 Brewers of less than 500 hundred barrels 50 Op Brewers of 500 barrels or more 11)0 00 Any person, so liable, who VbaO fill la comply with the foregoing requireiaenu Ut be subject to severe )nalties.

fersons or Arms liable en rev nor ot the Special Taxes uaiued above disk apply Iu C. 8. WixsTtin, Collect' of internal Rev enue at Ureenburo, aud par for and procure ine special 1 ax eump Or Blimps tbev need. prior to May WTO, and wituout furticr uotice. D.

PRATT. Commisioner of Internal Kcvean Ofilce of Intc-rnal Revenue, i D. Feb. 1, 1STS. HS'PKKSWSt ce7asr llaasK.

Cmmn 1 Andrew Murray as Adminhv 4 trator Joint Al'rt, I'intHlJ gcnori Robert J. APrf-rt WlHBm II. roa RxLte Allert. and Sarah E. AHwrrt, J(ej T.

5 Spe lal Pro-Albert, Jauw S. Aibcil aud I Kdille Allvrt, the (ire iafauts witliont gunr.ll.. State North L'at ulina, To the Fktriff of Alnmmrt Comtf Orea-r You are -rebr Cbmmaadrd tn Robert J. Allmrt. MIiam it.

AUrt. and Mortlm I. AIU-ri. Sarah E. Josepil Alicrt.

JiVi' 1 All-crt, and Eddie Albe.il the last live infants witliont cuardlan the feudaiit-i if thev be found within your County lo api-ear at tbe office of the of tliu" ConrX for tbe t'otatty vftAlananee v.titfei tweaijrvaadays alur the s-rvk- ot-lewnuteuua Ubetn rxclu.Uc tf htf Aiy tit uoh frcrvitc. aod au.er iKc cotuplainl whii it Ijr iu tin: nflkce uf ald hrk witkfn ten date fruru ttie dau: of (Iu suuiuioti And Wt aid drf take notice thai if ihrr fail to accr tlw rjpnipiajnt within that (hue tlm piitiutiff will aj ly the Curl for Um, relief dernindcd the cplaiitt. Lk I4U m.l au! of this tiuuwivt make due rct'iru. (ihen under my tand aud tbe teal of said Court. This dsr r.f Fiiary ffTft.

A C. C. AlittuHKTr CH.nty. In tl; coluk4 prtKaduie it 1115 to tin- aall'laCTlou ol Hit tnal Hrtr-ert J. Altn i a prr rty Ibcrt-to an mat in- i a it ixilcud LU-t pnMif-atinn for hm be made In Tiia Aui-mam sitji tut ms wuclu ut lia ut pt-rpouAi of a.

Aii rHri'i. r. c. liusnca Couuty Done at ofBce flrahsm 1 'eoy. tl.U AjJD THOMAS S.

Ctmtjutni Ships, N. C.f is nMniufa-iurK tcJ teUiog Ike and UEsrm rinrs rrr (in-rrr, to tr jr. i h- ih Mte. ari. f.r.i, mm i-an want- iug water r-'iu-l at-li.

Ihtyjire Wd as lm 1 I'uiups tli-lin-rcd antalrrc i phit not e. pump warrant'ti. lie wnualactur refr 10 evert puip ol Lis in use. Not oa has ever failed J5-1T Qarriaqc ami Cabinet X- MAKING. I have mori-d' my Shw trom Uhr rails (e my rosMUiure, two iiidrs i.ril brre 1 am rt-jiarci) lo do alt riii, 1 and 1'Ujoy work.

In a wurkmau-like mauuer. aiu .11 A VUKNITVI A IB of all style. Any style of coffin niade to or. dc'r upoii the shortest notice. My pricee are uiodcrat.l am utilised for past i)aUonge, and at-k a conlinueuue thereof.

J. J. YOUNGER, Big Fallb, North Carolina..