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NEW APyERTKZ JI7Sr met? r7r- UrC' iictoond and : Dpviiie Rail Road. NEW nvKnf' fob czs Lures. vaiuuaa AJlViaiOtt. Condensed Time TahTa ' n effect on and after Thursday, April Hth, V 1 FOR GOVERNOR. TOD K. CALDWELL, ol Burke. . FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR. CURTIS II. BKOGDEN, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, AV. II. IIOWERTON, o! Rowan. FOR STATE TREASURER, DAVID A. JENKINS, of Gaston. FOR 8UP'T PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, JAMES C. REID, ol Franklin. FOR AUDITOR, JOHN RE1LLY, of Cumbeilatul. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, T. L. HARGROVE, of Granville. FOR SUP'T PUBLIC WORKS, SILAS BURNS, of Chatham. Our Governor. We publish to-day a very brief report ol Governor Caldwell's masterly speech made in the City Hall Thursday right. Wc have not the gpace to give au entire verbatutn report, and have thcieloic merely touched the various heads, without giving the cutire argu ment . We feel confident, however, that wc print enough to convince any irnpn judiccd person that Governor C u. dwell .i an honest man. Ao usual, here as elsewhere, the Gov trMoi's sound arguments are answered by abuse and contemptuous allusion?. The Democratic press cannot success fully answer Lus"iogical points and HimselCnd bis ao dl very nice to call him Mar's Tod w and other epithets, too numerous to mention, but when the people f Stats hear him speak, as Wc uu Thursday night, we are cou iideut that the thuuder of his big gucs will forever silence in their minds the rattling sound of Democratic pigeon shot, as discharged by their papers. Governor Caldntell's address, was dignified, splendidly delivered and t.iniped him as an honest mau who could not be intimidated. His argu ments are unanswerable and cannot be sneered away. Even this morning we hiive a slight slur in the Journal of this city calling attention to the Governor's rtmarks about the militia, and answers it by mentioning an independent rifrle company in this city. Will the editor please inform us uuder what law the Governor can call out that independent company to capture the outlaws or arrest Ku klux ? Wc would be re joiced to find it, and then, the Gover nor who has seen no such act, can have all the troops he wauts. By all means show u the law.. We would like to have our cotein por.iry's answer to that legislative ad drcs?, signed by over one huudred Democratic members, which the Gover nor refers to in his speech. Will the papers tell us something about that? Don't auswer our questions by sarcasm audrhceryol "State debt." That an swer won't do for every point we makv on the Democracy. U we talk oi meas uring composition by the letter "in," tucy cry " State debt." It we talk of the expense of the impeachment, they cry - State debt," and if we show that members of the Democratic party got a large m;joiity of the bonds, they only cry -State debt." Now get up some thing Hew, gentlemen; come out nud answer the arguments by arguments, if you have any, and give us the rhys and shcrej'ui c ot your position. Abuse and malignity are not arguments, and that class ot warfare is too distasteful to us to tug-age in, unless actually forced there. We like plain, fair statements and aie willing to answer them, equally fair aud plain. But don't stultify your selves by abusing men whom you know to be honest and upright. The Charlotte Dcmvcrt dont ap prove ot taking Northern papers, and criticises its cotemporaries-for having the mignanimity to advertise other publications for a consideration. We occasionally haye met with conductor! S Yni nitration rov hard labor make a tlecent living, you vr ould hear the cry ol "carpet-bagger" from all these same Democratic papers, and on the cars, or wherever else you should chance to gp, no matter how quietly you might choose to live. So you would become a Republican and hear your op ponents swinging 'round that same old circle,. day in and day out ad injinitum. Your neighbors would be charmed to Set your Un thousaud dollars, but then as you could not be a sacred tar-heel, you could'ut be nice, aud your children could'nt be unmollested even in school. Politicians in pantalettes are not un common, brother Northern quill-driver, and perhaps, on the whole, you had'nt better take the DanocraVs advice; but1 stay up North and advocate Greeley, and denouuee the mcu who came South in their blue clothes aud intend to stay as long as they choose. GREELEYGRAPHS. From the tnvnidc.) , Horace Greeley, according to the New York iSlinl,irJ, has ordered, five thous and photographs of himself for cam paign put poses. Modest. Greeley. The World asks, "Why docs not the 7V7yt?give a list of Republican journals of this State that support Mr. Greeley? For the simple reason that, excepliug itself, there arc none." The Germans give no new signs oi favor to Mr. Greeley. The majority of t'.n ir leading organs, both Republican aud Democratic, are emphatically against' him. Toe "Liberal Republi can" movement ccuntjLi largely uon ' the count witboat iffitiost. As the mau said whose only suit' was Etolebl, while ke lay in bed waiting for it to be washed, "Them that Las must lose." f Tho Albany Journal says: ."Every on.- of the prominent journalists v?ho favored the Cincinnati convention would have declared in advance that the nomination ot Mr. Greeley must be the ludicrous failure aud defeat of the whole movement. Some ot them did actually say it. Still when it came they we're constrained by pride of opinion to applaud and to attempt to tleny what they had said and thought before. And yet they claim to be, "' excellence, the 'independent' journalists ot tUe coun- trjl" A Boston letter to the Springfield Rei'ublican says: "Sober reflection, while it has checked the laugh over Mr. Greeley's uOmination in this part of the country, has not, probably, added much to his eolid strength among Republi cans. The spectacle of the Irish Demo crats enthusiastic lor him, docs-not help the matter in the minds of these men either, for they 'belong to the other parish,' and aie not considered as good political guides. On the whole, the signs now portend a chilly canvass in Massachusetts, instead of the hot and sh.arp one that the nomination of Mr. Adams would have brought." (From the Volkefreaud.) Out "with. It. It is now said that Greeley is about to publish a letter which, in its extra ordinary liberal views, will astonish even the Democrats. Thus far we have known Greeley, as indeed lie wished to be known, only as an extreme Protec tionist, au implacable Democrat-hater, and a Temperance fanatic. During the fourteen days that have elapsed since his nomination bi J eyes may have been opened ; from a Siul he may have be come a Paul. There are few . Liberal Republicans, but many Democrats. Per haps this fact ha given him some new ideas ; or perhaps he has got to be a Democrat, just as Grant four yfrars ago suddenly turned Republican. But whatever it is that the deep solitude of his candidacy has evoked, he had better come out with it. It time that the public should know it ; for the lying is getting to be so fcaiful in the newspa pers that we should like to have some thing trom Mr. Greeley himself; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RmMs IIsTKT EX. fo.MMITTKK, WiL.MiNtiToN. N. C.. May 2o, 1672. THE REPUBLICAN DISTRICT EXECU ti e Committee will meet in the City of WMmincton. N. C. at S o'clixk P.M., the 11th of June, 1T2. A full attendance is de-sln-d, as lnwncrof imixntanee will conic up for consideration. I publish lelow the names of the Committee from each county. New Hanover, W. P. Canaday, Chairman ; Onslow. E. B. Siiiider; Harnett, J. S.Har rington; Carteret, A. C. Davis; Duplin, Enoch Hill ; Brunswick, E. M. Rosafy ; Cum lnTland, A. (i. Thornton ; Columlms R. N. Maultshy; BlacUn, Kvamlor Singletary; SiimiMn. Clifton Ward ; Moore, A. R. Sic lH.nald. W. P. CAN ADA Y, Chui'n Di t Ex. Committee, may 23 7 Un Composed of the Hi st-class Steamtshiiis Rebecca Clyde, , Capt. D. C. Childs Lucille, Capt. D. J. Price Will hereafter bail Iron Baltimore and Wil mington 1IVLRY FIVE DAYS. The Steamship LUCILLE will nail from wharf,, loot of Chcsnut street, TUESDAY MORNING, May 28th. For Freight engagements, apply to A. i: CAZAUX. May 23th, 1872 b WE HAVE FOR SALE I Q CROQUET SETS AND A VARIETY OF WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, at very lov prices. GEO. MYERS, 11 und 1 1 South Front .St. OUR BRAND FL0UR7 EMPIRE, DKKT IN THD CITY AT 1.00 less per barrel than other choice brands. Y'OUXGERS uYlulU, We oiler the CHOICEST Brand et Claret it unusually low prices. At 11 and 13 South Front St, GEO. MYERS, may '2't 7 A DIES' AND GENT'S TRUNKS. LADIES' TURKEY MOROCCO SATCHELS. SUPERIOR CLOTHING, VMM -A". MM At I At MUNSON & CO.'S, City Clothiers. May 23th, 1672 WALLACE'S CREAJI CHOCOLATE. PRlvSERVES, JELLIES and I RELISHES, Ikikci'b Premium and Vanilla. Chocolate, Cocoa ami Broma, Dundee Marmalade, I'HAS D. MYERS & CO., 7 North Front Street. may 5-tt By the " Regulator," jjJLEGAXT RICE Orange Couuty Butter, Family Packages, Wholesale and Retail. (TIAS. D. MYERS & CO., 7 North Front street, may 25 j-tf SCOTCUCAKES, ARROW ROOT JUMBLES. ORANGE CAKES, iraham Waters, and nsw varie ties of English Crackers, at " CIIAS. I. MYERS & CO. S, 7 North Eront street, may 2-i 0-tf MUSICAL. TIANOS OF THE BEST MAKERS, ORGANS OF A WORLD WIDE REPU TATION. Melodeous, Guitar6, Violins, Banjos, Tamborines, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Harmonicas, &c, c. Sacred, Operatic and Sheet Music. I of a!e at HE1NSBERGER S Lave Book and Music Stoic. NOTICE. JHE UNDERSIGNED DESIROUS OF clobing his present Uufeincsb in Wilmington as speedily as possible, will, from this date, sell his entire stock of Foreign ail! Domestic Dry Goods, Carpet iiiK!, INXttii'iis Ace., 6cc AT COST. KOK CASH, OX DELIVERY. It U .1 rare opportunity for investment. Persons wishing to engage in business will find it to their interest to purchase the en tire istock. BRks closed from this date' on above terms.' J. S. WILLIAMS, way 'JO 3 GOING NORTH: STATIONS. MALL. I EiPBBSS.; ?VC fcSSSS6 1 J'?? P.. 5.25 A,r wuwiu mii I A oo t 6.30 " Salisbury ...... 9.26 7.45 " &31 - 9.30 10.00 " ! Lexington " Hitrh Point 10.19. 1L14 13.00 m. 1.40 a. m Arrive at Greennhn rn' L,eave Greensboro'... " Co. 8hopa ; Hillsboro' Balehrh. . v v v 10.15 - 3.30 4.42 1L33 m I Arrive at Goldsboro'! " I . ... irt ..1 GOING 80UTH7 STATIONS. EXPRESS. aye Goldsboro . 4.00 p. m 7.15 " " Ralehrh. ... " Hillsboro' 9.35 " 11.15 " L2.30 A. m 2.15 A" Co. Shops.... vrnve at Greensboro' ... m 12,50 p. m. 3.10 3.45 3.38 i save Greensboro'. . . t;; iiigh Point., ,.. 2. 2.59 " Lexington. ... 3.51 4.16 5.05 " t uoncora ....... t u.w Arrive at Charlotte . . 6.45 jl ic tuncwr Passenger train leaUng Raleigh at 7.15 f M, connects at Greensboro' with Northern bound train, making the quickest time to all Northern cities. Price of tickets same as via other routes. Mail trains daily, both ways, , over entire length of Road. Express daily between Company 8hopt and Charlotte, (Sundays excepted.) All Passenger drains connect st Greensbo ro1 with trains to and from Richmond. Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains between Charlotte and Richmond, without change.) S. E. ALLEN, i General Ticket Agent. Wl H. GREEN, Master Transportation. May 22d, 187:3 4 Richinond and Danville Rail Road. Condensed Time Table. lit effvi on and after Sunday,. April 21, 1S72 - GOING NORTH. STATIONS. MAIL. EXFRSSS Leave Greensboro' 12.45 a m 10.10 a m Danville 3.24 " 12.47 pm " Burkville 8.45 14 5.50 " 41 Amelia C. H. .... D.45 4 4 0.4 1 44 44 Coalfield 11.01 44 7.55 44 Arrive at Richmond.... 12.02 p m 8.47 44 GOING SOUTH. . STATIONS. MAIL. (BXPRKSS ; Leave Richmond . . 2.55 p m 3.35 A M " Coalfield. 3.36 44 4.35 44 44 Amelia C. H.:... 4.50 44 5.49 44 44 Burkville 6.08 44 7.02 44 Danville 11.00 11.45 44 Arrive at Greensboro1 . . 1.35 a m 2.15 p m Trains leaving Richmond at 2:35 P M, and at 3:36 A M, connect at Greensboro' with trains on North Carolina Division, for all points South. I ' Passengers leaving Richmond at 2:3a P M, connent at Greensboro' with train for all points East oi Greensboro'. Passenger trains leaving Raleigh at 7:15 P M, connects at Greensboro' with North ern bound Mail train, arriving in Richmond at 12:02 P M. r JNO. R. MACMURDO, GeiTl Freight & Ticket Agent. T. W.wB. TALCOTT. , -cA'r. Aeu'l BupU. - r J.1 BC Jtztl J ACOBI AXE, Guaranteed to excel all others, both in shape and material. Be sure to ask for THE JACOBI AXE, AND ACCEPT NO OTHER. For you will then be certain you are getting the best for your money. EVERY AXE WARRANTED. For sale, wholesale and retail, at NATH'L J ACOBI'S Hardware Depot, No. 9 Market street, And Dealers throughout the State. I X 1 lAIli) V AH K. IX AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CUT lery, Iron, steel, Nails, Guns, PistoJs, Auumition, Ac. We -would respectfully call the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS to our full and complete assortment, em- bracing all and every description of Goods in tlie Trade, and to the superior advantages we can otter from having the agency to sev eral leading factories in the trade. Always on hand Sole and harness Leather, Kip and Calf Skins. Paii nts. Oils, Glass, Sash, Door and Blinds, Ac, Ac. Please call and examine, before purchas ing, the stock at NATH'L J At 'OBI'S Hardware Depot, No. t) Market St. nov a 147L? fHK BEST PUMP SOLE CALF SKIN BOOT FOR THE LEAST MONEY ! Hand-sewed and warranted to be as good as ca n I'e made. Try a Pair. v DUDLEY & ELLIS, Siirn of tho Bis Boot. may lb PIANOS AND ORGANS. 1 "The best now made," and superior to any in elegance of tone, touch, finish and durability. Sold at Factory Prices only by Prof. J. F. RUECK.ERT. Piano Organ -Sales Rooms, Ma sonic Hall, 57 and 59 Market St., Wilmington may 23 5-tl Fair Notice. pERSONS owing us Lumber Bill' of long standing must close them at once, or pay costs sritE. NORTHROP & CL'MMING. i May 24th, 1872 -2t Low Quarter Shoes for the old Ladies'. GOAT SKIN' and CLOTH, with heels and without heels. THICK and THIN SOLES. V lanre assortment at Live Boot and Shoe Store, Corner Front & Market Streets May ttth, U72 6 JHE LARGEST ASSORTMENTj OF MIL- RV and Millinery Good, in the f v - I r -' . - ; A D. BROWN S. JHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF RIB- I T-X- . . . l"WOnu lowersill t 11? rv .1 Y r " j A. D. BROWN S. JHE HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OK rarasola in the city at A. D. BRT'8- 1 r HANDSOMEST ASfcaRTMENT OF White Goods in the city at A. D ROWN S. ''HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Or. COR SETS in the city at A. D. BROWN'S. 'THE LARGEST STOCK OF KID GLOVES I in the city at "A. D. BROWN'S. . HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LA DIES Undergarments and Hoop Skirts 'in the city at 'THE LARGEST A. D. BROWN'S. s ASSORTMENT OF I,A t DIES Hair Fixings in the city at A. D. BROWN'S. IJII E BEST ASSORTMENT OF WHITE Trimmings, Hosiery u'mj. Notions in the city. One Price ! Terms Cash 1 A. IX BROWN, Exchange Corner. iw .toril TO THE PUBLIC. AN APPEAL TO THE HUMANE. An opportunity oflered to benefit the afflicted with gain to the benefactor. The North Carolina Beneficial Association have Kenerousy oflered to the College oi Physicians and Surgeons of Wilmington N. C, to draw on the ISth of June, next, a distribut ion of prizes, the proceeds of which are to be appropriated to the benefit oi a Charity Hospital under the auspices ot said College. The inducements to take tickets surpass any scheme yet presented to the public The charitable purpose is beyond doubt, and the scheme presents one prizo in eight blanks, which is far more liberal than usual, while the character of the respectable me-, dical gentlemen connected with the College is pledged for the honest and fair payment of every prize in the following scheme : v SCHEME. ... ! 1 -prize of ril.OOD 00 in money,. .11,000 00 1 " . 500 00 x " .. 500 00 . tt t tt it 250 00 " oOU ou tc 5 5 47 107 1$J 39 100 00 50 00 20 00 10 00 5 00 2 00 f tt tt tt .It 500 00 250 00 WO CO 1,070 00 tW9 60 780.00 750 Prizes $0,500 00 Six thousand tickets only will be sold at $ i.00 each. MANNER OF DRAWING. Slips of paper aumbered to correspond with the number on the six thousand tick ets will be placed in tubes in a wheel, and seven hundred and fifty slips of paper de scribing the several prizes; wUl be placed in another wheel. Two boys blindfolded, will draw simultaneously one ticket from each of the wheels, and tho otfher of the ticket numbered to correspond with the number on the slip ot paper first drawn, will be entitled to the prize named on the slip of pper drawn at the same time by the other boy. Tula will be continued until the whole of the seven hundred and fifty prizes are drawn. The drawing will be -conducted in public under the supemsidt'of a Com mittee of tne College. t Tickets may be had of Brock & $ebb and of their authorized agents, A liberal dis count will be made to agents. May 5 198-tjl8 .' f 'Jr. " ffC" 1 " ' 1 virwifM- v ',n INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICERS: ROB'T H.' COWAN President. JOHN W. ATKINSON Vice' President. F. H. CAMERON ..Secretary. Dk. E. A. ANDERSON ..Medical Director. DIRECTORS: J. W. Atkinson, Geiferal Insurance Age"ht. I. B. Gkainuek, President Bank of New Hanover. I F. W. Kerchner, Grocer and Commis sion Merchant. C. M. Stedman, of Wright & 8tedman. T. U. McKqy, of XV. A. Whitehead & Co., Fayetteville. R. H. Cowan, President. H, B. Eilers, Commission Merchant. A. A. WiLLAKn, of Wlilard Brothers. W. A. Gumming, of Northrop & Cuin ming. -, ' G. W. Williams, of Williams & Mnr chison. Eli Murray, of E. Murray & Co. s A. J. DeRosset, ofDeRosset & Co. Rout. Henmng, of Dawson, Teel & Hen uing. Alex. Sprunt, British Vice-Coniul, oi Sprunt tfe Hinson. P. Muurur, Attorney 4it Law. J. D. Williams, oi J. D. Williams A Co., Fayetteville. Jas. C. McRae, Attorney at Law, Fayette ville. I. B. Kelly, Merchant, Kenansville. J. T. Pope; Merchant, Lumbertou. SPECIAL, FEATURES AND VANTAGES. AU- st, No restriction on Residence or Travel, '-id. No extra charge on the lives of Fe males. 3d. Folicieslncoute&tibleafter.Five Years: 4th. The rat eg pf interest on the Funds of the Company higher than those on the Funds of the Companies located in other States, thus insuring larger Dividends to Policy Holders. 5th. The Directors and Officers of the Company aro proruijent NORTH CARO- . LINIAN8, who ar KNOWN to be men of INTEGRITY and WORTH. 6th. The Company is established on a solid and permanent basis,'., steps- having been taken to increase the Capital Stock to foOO.OOO. 7th. All the Funds of the Company are Invested in. this 1st ate and. Cir culated among our own People. This, fact should commend' the Company, above all others, to North Carolinians. It iswell known that hundreds of thousands of dol lars in Life Premiums arc annually sent. North to enrich Northern Capitalists, thus ' continually draining our people of immense amounts which should be kept at home. On this ground the friends of this Company confidently appeal to every son of the Old North state, and ask their support tor this Home Institution, which, while it offers substantially aU the advantages of North ern Companies, helps to build up Home interests. JAMES D. BROOKS, I General Supervising Agent, Raleigh, N. C. THOSGR.EME, Avent at Wilmington, aprll?. . l0-6m FOR CITY TRADE. rllE REST STOCK OF MEDIUM AND low priced DREfSS G M DH in the city. 1 losi cry , 1 1 msek eepi ng Good s, Men amd Boy s wear at lowest prices. No 17 Market street. Core?os. I AAA I A DIES CORNETS AT Tt) cents to IUUV o. B. WEILL. lara.-oiH and XjUtliow' I 'mbvellaW. EVERY UCAUTY AND STYLE RANG ln' ft-om thTljeapest to the finest quality. B.WEILLI1 CJ'alicouH. ! . 1000 VYA F-S PRINTS ASSORTED from lUUv 0 i-4 to hkst quality. B. WEILL. , CI o tiling. ! fTHE E.1rGEST STOCK OF 1 RENTS' Clothing in the city made to order all of t he latest .styles. Will be8 sold at retail for .wholesale prices. Bargains ! Baryrains ! THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO GIVE lS a call. We offer the largest stock of DRY GOODS in the city, at New York price, w receive weekly additions to our HtocU , make every effort t please, aprll 7 ? i WKILIj. PJO-tf it
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