VOL VI,
WILlillNGTON, N. Q., FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1872.
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MuuJhv. Tue-j'l-.iv, Hint Wednesday
A Card.
ViL.ujiNt' ton, N- C. July 25, 18?.
l ilt- uJutriguel withdraws liis name
as u rtiDdidati rr toe Legislature.
TKnWinrr liis f'ritid! fur their kindness
iu presenting hia claims, he cannot cou
scicutiously allow his name to come be
foie the people, in view of the impor
tance of the present ;riis.
W. H. Mookk.
for some time, but they bad going to make a speech to put iu then V,t ,
to nnish his speefcb. Bennett was biftsea
A W. Hani.m.l. The telegraph in
torms u that Ex-Fostmaiter Gen. Rau-
la!l is dead. i.i. KaiNDALL was for
ihin vtiMs ;t pmniintnt Witconsiu pol
i!!Liiin. was Uoveriior lor two terms,
ihv then MiuUtcrto Home, and 'Jpon
htb itturii wa: 'made Kir&t Assist aut and
idterwards lootuiaster General, lie eu
doided the Andy Johnson National
Uepublicau Coiivcutiou with Doolitlle,
held at Philadelphia in 1800, and this
was the j;ieat mistake ol hi? life. Ue
baa been iu private life ever since, tic
nay a genial, kind hearted gentleman,
-baiilabk: to the unfortunate and
through all hiajpolilical life, was Iructo.
his friends. Peace to hia ashes ; like
.1 . ... J... I, ...I Mm I'ullH
mntjt men. hi
a. Lui MUllKc
uobleuess ol. caaracter
i itl li'i -j most bit-
CUUJliiaUUCU i ue ncv- v
ei lots-
ToMuur. DonH forget the public
-pcukiua uigbt at the City Hall.
Mauv people ot b Uh political parties
are auAious to uar Fkldeuick Dolu-
i ..m.i wr hoie to see a large
,"vowd. Mr. Uolulas ia one of the
most remarkable ineu iu America, bavin-
become a Oubhed orator and well
kuown ou both sides ot the Atlantic by
hiowuexeruoua. uc"'"b lv
Uc arrived at man's estate, although a
slave, he wandered from South Carolina,
on toot to the tree North for liberty.
The privations ho had to undergo, no
mau cau appreciate, unlets he had been
through similar trials.
wr4 finally purchased
. i i il,. XT,-...t1.
-old,' and he trayeieu ovei tue xwnu
cru States and England making specch
He baa been mobbed and assaulted,
time and again, but has never swerved
from hi convictions of duty, aud has
been - permitted to live aud see the eman
cipation of his race. No mau has a bet
ter right to peak to his colored breth
creu.ud no man's advice should be
move c re fully followed.
Sultry.
Gold lids.
Thermometer U2.
Many vessels in port.
More young men on tiio war path
and wc hope the outlaws will soon be
bagged
No ti oops in Sampson County!!
The Democratic press have been saying
there were
. Jodgeliuiseli spoketo.n oran last
night aud ot cour35now a radical
politician H any :uiajeer ,did try to
keep out?" of politics Nvueu He held va
Judicial office, that man is Daniel L.
KusBell.
Troops iu lloue&un County auJoug
the outlaws. Having becu there two or
three weeks the Democratic papers arc
charging that they are there lor political
purposes thin, j
Tue Meeting last Night.- A meet
ing in the mterests of the bolters was
called for last night at the Maiket
House. During the day Mr. Johu C.
Heyer, democrat, applied at the Mar
shal's office for two policemen, to pre
serve order during the meeting. The
Marshal, fearing trouble, although he
intrude' to leave town, went to the
place of meeting and ordered down
eight or ten ' policemen to preserve or
der. There was quite a large concourse
of white democrats on the ground to
assist the bolters, but at least three
fourths oi the colored men present were
in lavor of the regular ticket. When
the baud had ceased playing, several
men called for Piik e aud others called
lor Hkato who, alter some titteeu
minutes of calling, ascended the Mar
ket House and made a speech. The
crowd was orderly at that time. After
Heatom ceased apeakingreat confusion
ensued, and Mr. PuiCE ascended the
porch to speak aud was howled down,
j. C. limn made u short ! speech and
urged his inema r -'
Ueaton did the same thing, aud Mar
shal Canaday commauded quiet and
i county. A few days ago Hon. O. H. j
Dockery had ah appointment at Laues
j boro. Col. Bennett and A. J. Daran
1 voluntarily met him there for the pur
' pose of replying to him. They refused
to make satisfactory arrangements with
Col. Dockery, according to the" custom
of such occasions. After Col. Dockery
had been speaking a short time Colonel
Bennett jumped up and stated that he
was going to reply to Col. Dockery any
way. Col. Dockery told him if he was
From Cuba.
MARINE.
Gen. Kegnelme telegraphs a report of an 2 Stinr Little Sar5,-I)ickEey, I'm Banner- I
engagement of the Government troops with j man's Bridge to A HHTanBokkelen.
the nineten remaining members of the otnir uovvonn, uorui, irom nj-
t-. . i Htiftviiii;- in ivoflii ct. iiuriu.
IwTz: XCn ? ri m i'JU,iers kl &mi Cumberland, fillips, from Fav
were kiUed and tour captured, rho were 5 Dekosset . V -
subsequently, executed. The five ;wha$- stinr K E Leej Skinner, froui Fayctte-
caped will, in all probability, die of hunger, j ville", to T D Lore & Co. Ui
Several stand of arms and flags were' also ' Br.'Brlg IvaAh6et,pin$kneY;ftdni;New
captured. ; - ' ' York, taJaa 'Anderson & Co. i eJi ' ,
Tb,e importation of Chinamen stilt wn j 'y l& r 3 CLEARED. n-- ?
tinues ); twoTessels arrived fast week. ; tmr-Llftle8am,4iickseyitoi ianuef
,tCt,AilabascaptitredA Aguero, man's toid&i, by A anBKJi6iefi?,w
the ItevoluUenAry-Tostmaster General.
Gorernor Zabalri ls.to7eturn to Spam
J1ISCEU1NE0US.
A DRLAN.
II. VOL LEI S
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
fiiroccrie and Iiiqnoi,
Imi-ortcrs of German and llavuiia Cigars,
r am- . " . '
Obinmiejion Merc haul
fiov th-East Corker Dock aud Fkom
'. - Streets.
X WILMINGTON; N. C.
down by the crowd, and would not be
heard by them. '
. On the day (oi lowing, Cu4. Dockery ;
had an appointment at Wadesboro; Col.
Bennett made t arrangements with him
to speak tirst, and in the commence
ment of his speech he was giving an
exaggerated account of his treatment
at Lanesboro, which was disputed by
Colonel Carraway, who was, present at
Lanesboro, irom which a few rough,
words passed, but all soon quieted down
and Bennett proceeded to make his
speech. But in a few minutes a crowd
made a murderous attack ou a colored
man in the crowd, aud one ot them beat
him over the head desperately with a
stick This man had given them no
provocation whatever, he had only made
some remark. Colonel Dockery replied
to Bennett iu one of his most eloquent
and able speeches, and completely de
molishecl him, as his own party were
compelled to admit. After Colonel
Dockery closed his speech most of
the crowd left the Court 'House, Col.
Bennett aud Dargan trying to get
them to hold on and hear thtm reply.
Soon after the crowd got into the streets
there was some disturbance raised, aud
the United State Flay carried by tlic
colored people was torn up by the Con
servatives, and pistols and sticks weic
drawu by a considerable number of
Democrats, The Republicans of this
County have all the time endeavored to
harrassed and abused by the Democrats.
The spirit they demonstrate only shows
1 m .1 ..1.1 .IV tlxsn fla.Vfltll
wa obeyed. Mr. Piuce then com- wiiai wuum mu. j
, y. " -,i denounced Power. The Republicans are more tolly
TAsifuIh the very deter mined to carry the August and No
MU vcmber elections, than they hare been
Uicnfluuwa,wji6""i A 1....,:..-;-.,iQR A
mJ to Cony au? ciwuuu diuw xw-. .
AhTDffichVr
His pamjp&l'4
knowledeoJ
ernmen.tf.r55
auar uumoeraauu, j:uuups,ivr rLii.t- , iruvinv uie ararestnua bcl aoriiMivsrocir
" 1 -t,,,v anVrtritovA . -,-1 ; - ' ?T Z?r 'm . ..Jits rfJATf--f?t .-"
uZ '-i Uutdotc5-f-' :
'l i "ftl GonriiusU)H:pf1iajit.s k
- i:-riibjn?T. anAj yufeONAri. -V
L'jt. attention to the sale or
shipiiH fCCuUoiVq
- f jma ifftvai Stores, Juniper St e aiV(t!4tt .
jf li'lnds of Country produce, AaUil' K
V:-; It-Siy' w V ' ' I Goods will bo promptly atteit4i9,?itpV.i t-o
'vy .y? yi&fe1. j - v .15Xroi$7- ' 1 r Jth best advantage to our e-mtoiute';' "
ijgr;.-.-'iylr . sA? , - - ii .i :j Aye are idso receiving lai-go eofi sign menu
Flto Whshinslou. - . "CGAaTWItSJS.- ' 'tnii 'grades xf Liquor' whieu e are prc-
A &Sgto lC(Bj4iiV' I ' k -i,v&iif tsU:, ! . r' - - 7 "l Pr'to ell at w holesale, at tlK6owt easl.
IbftbrftelaUf e to Saptr-- byiue -do tWrpentintt" . k rj Wjjrs. v f lm,u
the wo? ElHwta substituted by fsitfmts, iw uo pitea t' wu i .; , .41
na.SoT;mrffiaamt&r- Last ci Vessel fbc l'ort. i v nP.IMI.qRinil FJIFRCIIAriT.
Si W.e.-6niifvckyV-' jaiington, N.Cvly m- v -V "w B
Ssee. AtbffijaA, Mississippfiita:iiQ-a.W i&sMi'i.BAH()llE& - y V , AMtntAui, i '
It. B.CpervisesiskwrlffePr- L1jaadhoir, lBnroptf, W;. Pinc, hftWiflin flnnHe
. KangtHrexiis: .. &m .MV ' ilMvs,r - - . wuiud mUbOllOd, riUflnlUun, Ulf UUUUi)
The Heral4:rU8hes lettejui T.miS?0"' Wt?U'M - i- ril ..." 0
Livingstone dis, ?7$frfvf ClOtMlg, &C, &(!., V
lycorroboratSnley; ;narraUTj WmcA, Tf 'f
The- Heraldaf a special 'ig&Ust'at t5,K Bto.v.n Oc fcv. NJ aud ?M North Water tttree! .
8chiirzbje,rrom Gettasaton ; -OTOS; r' , v . t,,,.. k iS- : '
while Cmni$sionr oUntelirna -Jrk " ' W1LM1NG1UJS, X L.
ex'plicltiyiitCTpWnt trade andg?tron ?f' ' , J. ft' j8B Aintersyu 'ou tfiiluen ts' and iiU Order Solicited'.
thcsuppbrtI Uentelh . ; . . , , 1. .
-V'eiS3Nfi r-OJflondbi'.lJfprso0,-ldg Ltmp, ... . nova . lA-h
- - :lt-: rrtUu i . v-,. .. Willard Brtj - . --r
U SALTiaB.:3uh,:.1''T' . - - E Kidder it Si'Us 1 OlOlO .
SeoAsolldaaon oUhp,eoinMni u?Su"niMa x- iun, R.RP.P.NP.W AI.R Xi P. 11
1
In
visors,
telegraph
pervises
Caroli
Ida,
Tennel
ana.
kansas
Old Gf oocl !
a minin
of iudi viduap inne owners, on Lrania B ilj -
fortification, against opposing interests,
has been formed, witbja capital of tnty
million dollars- It is asserted' that the reat
purjwsc of the combination is to dispossess
the present holders oflGnftiia'Siid Flagstaff
mines. ; " '
o'2 2sOKTH WA1XK S rill-Ii'l'.
N'oxl door to Witlard Bro's
! ! 11 OLESALE DEAL E1W " I'b
ci6Kw July k
Dr. Simon J'Taft, of Newark, vas arrested
charged with fatal abortion. . ;
Ex-Fostmastcr General A. "W. Randall is
dead.
Ann Elksbeti), flavclhi, ldarBofitoa,
. G6 Barker cV Co
Nor Adunitj", BricKwoIdt, Idg Europe,
.1 R Blo8S50ui & Kxlui.
Br Kit -Donalapdls,' Harrisa & II. oVH! i LlL OR8, WINES,
. tds J SCm)0NURS j ; UUANDIEb, vVJilSK-il
Mary Bake, Tliomi'soia, Ug Philj ' 'GINS, &e sfie.3
Willi nus Id" N Y ' i menr of tji best goods in the country.
John. nUlutn., N. . cull b.loie making jour pulses.
RICHARD N. MOON.
C ommission Merchant,
His freedom
with 44 British
This of course raised a row again, a
everybody commenced shouting, demo
crats and all. There was no danger
of a riot, though there was some
rough talking, and the Marshal
stayed ou the 'ground until the crowd
dispetsed. While we deprecate all acts
ot violence, whether oyJneudor toe, we
thiDk the criticisms of the Democratic
nress were hardly jUsti tied by the facts.
"Scheuck taction " is a pretty good
ioke to apply to a regular ticket, which
is ooin" to be elected in spite of the
eidcrable number who have been voting
the Democratic ticket say they cannot
vote it any longer.
AnsoK.
Cauyeiis Ckeek, Bladen County,
July 21th, 1872.
Deau Post : Tin County candidates
met at this township to-day, and after
they had done speaking, Judge Cant-
well of your city addressed the assem
bled multitude for about two hours, in
a verv effective and instructive speech
opeu Democratic encouragement given -f inlaeiU He said that
the bolters. Of course, they . perfectly R!adeu Ceuntv oue time incruded all ol
understand that every vote cast against North Carolimj? cxcept New Hanover,
the regular ticket is a vote in lavor ui WilUam Pfitigea lived and 'fied,
Democracy, and consequently tuey reu- the odest ,uau in Ameiica, and called
der all the aid in their power. The th(j uistorieai events con-
white Democrats last night were among wlth the place, drawing thero
the loudest suoucers, auu, a , F1 QV,lf,f a;miipa. .Tudore Cantwell
1 1 1 1 1 1 r . t 1 a m w w ""'" r
From rcnnsylrania.
PHILADIJLrHIA, July -0,
Alderman IcMullan's condition' is more
favorable. Heavy rewards arc oftfered lor the
assassin.
From Mexico.
Matamokas, July 0.
The business houses are closed and Jlags
are at lialf mast in honor of Juarez.
Mayor s Court.
His Honor Jambs Wilson, Mayor, pic
siding. las MAYouti Coubt opened very
dull this morning. The city was quiet
ve&tcrdtiy last cveuing. No arrests
were made at the Demonstration, and
in fact, uouc need have been made.
UorEin W. Stokes Disorderly con
duct, dismissed.
11 . niitL"!' niri: Ivickiuir uv a ius
which appears on the docket as disor
derly conduct, $ DO.
Looking over the docket of the Court
lor the past three month, wc arc sur-
... ... iinin iiiinirv nf tliaik-
nriscu to note
nent member of that party remarked, we
" presume they are enjoying tue iun.
m i.- 1 ,
STATE ITEMS.
FmcE of Hour in Charlotte f u 50 per
sack.
Benj. NoKFi.EETbuuday last-
bathing Tar river cramp -inquest.
At Pamlico, N. C, poli'-tVand seed
ticks flourish eitensively at the maes
meetings.
Cauterkt County has a place uear
Newberu called Jumping Buu. Nw
Hanover has a place by the same name
near Wilmington.
Tue Clree.ey Pill, invenfetf and libe
rally advertised by the Wiluiiu" ton PoST
is recommended for the democratic epi
demic that is. expected to break out in
was followed by Col. Allen, who was
effectually squelched by Mr. N. Gr.
Sampson" The meeting was altogether
a success. Bladen will go fpr McKay.
Euclid.
New York Markets .
New Yoek, July -Hi.
Stocks strong and steady. Gold firm at
lli5& Money easy at 3 per cent. Exchange
-lonff 109?i: short HOW. Government bonds
dull but steady. State bonds very Iquiet. j
Cotton qniet. Middling uplands 22 cent, j
Orleans 22 cents. . Sales of 700 bales. Flour j
firm. Wheat and steady. Corn firm. Fork j
steady mess 813 80&S14 00. Lardweak new J
steam, 8M cents ; old steam, WA&tya cents, j
Spirits Turpentine llrm ut a7'2(&08 cents. 1
Rosin quiet at S3 15S3 t for strained. j
Freights quiet. !
IjInI ol Vessels Sailed lor tins Foil.
--BOSTON.
Brig Nellie UchelGody, ; U ' IdJune'il
Sehr J'M Jlorale's, , lfl . , Id July 18
!' Brlir Yroutier; Morgan,' '' dd J uly 17
! NEW IOHJI.
Schr J r Cowegjs, Uubbard, di June s
Barque Ella Moore, Shaw, c A July 1 'i
Schr Forto Plata, ' Porter, . . c i d July It)
Sclir Lucy Wright. Elzey, eld July -'U
NEWPOKT.
Br Barque Fair & Easy, Taylor, cLi! May 'l
: BALTIMORE.
Br Barque Louc Star, Kencaly,
Br Barque Mary Ida Crosby,
KIGUMOND
Br Briji B'ortuuio, Sedmau,
ALEXANDKIA.
Schr F-llodges, 'Itompson, r
..L1VERPUQL.
Br Bque M E Seed, Hopkins,
Vearge, iNorgaard, eld May H
Swedish Barque Ulrik a Bveden'jcrgy 1
. , . eld May 10 ;
Br Btr,u ' cM Jul, f VV 1 LM1N GTON, -N -
cl'd July :i
.eld July 11)
e ld July lb
cUt Julie
eld -June
AND DKALtiK IN
FLOUU, GRAIN, i '
MILLFJ4ED,
, -'V AND
CUONTIIY PUUOUCL
Cor. Camden ePaca JStr-
Baltimore, Md.
Order I rum -North Carolina Hulicited
ttbll r Hi-tl
v. u. DARrr,
1. fi rMTT'S BUI LIU xi
SOUTH 1KOKT ST..
T
ESTABLISHED 1&5.
t CCCESSOK TO
Plniiilicr. Steam aid fias Filler
i '
; and dealer in x
Wrotighl aud Galvnuized Iron liues,
lirnixs Cocks, Valves, lias Fixture.
and all .description's ot
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
the laws. Bat tour
f U Uuuou
serious disturbance have occured with
iu our city limits aud these have bctn
bctweeu persons aud not ideas. '
During the present important aud
vital political campaign, and the un
usual excitement attending the party
speaking constantly goiug ou, the conj
duct ol our citizens deserves approba
tion .No other city North or .South
can compare with us in order. The
prcent state of affairs redounds to the
credit ol both parties. We trust that
this continued ood feeling will not
br broken into.
Synopsis of Iaat Night's Dispatches.
From the Star.
From Washington.
Washington. d.CJ uly 2S.
Jno. Keegan, xne negro nuusut rfv.,
recently accidentally shot, died to-day.
The gold coinage at -the branch mint at
San Francisco,during the last fiscal yearwas
nearly $18,000. Thesilver coinage was nearly
035,000.
The contracts for Naval supplies will be
awarded next week. The list of articles to
be furnished is very large, embracing U
kinds of stores and materials usea in me
Foreign Markets.
London, July oou ,'
Consols 92 i ; .Bonds 01J4.
Livkbpool, July 30 Noon.
Cotton strong; uplands 9d; Orleans 40d.
Sales of 15,000 bales; for the week 59,000 bales;
exporters 7,000 bales and speculators 6,000
bales. Stock on hand, 065,000 bales; Ameri
can 201,000 baleS; imports 2i,000 bales; Aineri-
BROWNMNDERSON,
HVAI.ri! TV
Kin,. Watche, -Clock., i GS FR STEAM. WATER
.
'.Tevelvy,'Silyer "Ware,
'JiN'CY Gh6ory. .
.sptXJ.CACLEfc TQ-M UJLT ALL AGliff.
No. 37 IVlSrlcet .Street,
- j , , r:1 WILillNOTON, N. C.
AD GAS.
raitt.utiu attention paid to lilting up o"
COTTON MILLS,
w ith Steam. js and "Water.
- - . I 1 , . .1 T . i 1 i-x.' i'tt't 1 1 1 V
Jilll f,VW !LFitO,- tv." - v ' ;
afloat 302,000 bales; American 3,000 baie.
LuVTEK.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to speculators
and exporters, 4,000. breads tuiTs dull; corn
26s9d27s.- Pork4Gs.
repaired.
UOVft'-'is
iiu-tr
C. K. MAY liVH. ,
i BilvEHY and C0NFECTI0NKHV
... i . -f
IiKAiJKl'
Elegant and Standard Piano-Fortes, juati - i . v.,, vv , tlv, K(
A-NBWJ.0T!..
ceived per stcaner, at the Live Bookstore.
COMMERCIAL.
" ' Kanbe'iStiotf and Groveuteu & Fuller, ;
. puiin aJMi cyxvtsUj.cAtiui .
Manufacturers priees.
; .. .. I ..... r rnln nnd fff fhfi NftVY
Louisville, Ky., about the o.x cepieni. construction cu rv -nn
i Yarns, lire eum-c wa.. v .
fl00,000 from now until the end of the fiscal
bcr. Let 'em try them.
CORRESPONDENCE.
: year.
WILMINGTON JSIARKET.
PuicJniMirs guaranteed satisfactitii to ;
F1UDAT, July 26vr-l:S0 P. M. ! superiority of Instruments. " j
Ckudb TCBPE3tTTKB The market is firm,1! rh c most emiuent and comudciit' nmi- !
riuXEHY,
FOltEION & DOMESTIC" 1 11 U US.
AVulinyr- utid parti'-s supplb.-'J at "short'
notice, with all the delieaeie oi the season
iiC-1 y
nov j
lUlrjll ' -I.INEN.
fceiof music, iir this country ai'Kurupe, : "-v
havef 'uronounceit these instrument. 11r!t- ; '""'.
have1 pronounceit
class Piunot?.iiiil
'Mvs Lawn and L1iimi
I. H. WILLIAMS,
and the price of yellow dip has advanced.
The eales are 437 bbls at $4 for virgin, $u 65
for yellow dip, and p w tor nara, per j class Piunos.iiiiii .t t . tu: ln-rulu. 'ThrtH.-Ply and. "Brue-Js
lbs. . y. The onl v plue to piut-huelu la.aiHJ j -uan
ar-auxa.TraPxiSEr-Further'ealeD alter 1 stuidanlPlauandorsttu.sis.t
llELSCEKGLil -
The Editor of this paper s in ho way re- ?
sponsible for the vies or tiaxeniau w w
vondents: no communications of an, anonymous
character will be published; Vie real liaine of
the witer must accompany all communtcattonst.
Any one who may feel agrkved at statements
Htade by correspondents can obtain the namejm
application to the Editor. x
Wadesboro, N. C, July 24, 1871 1 i
Editor Wilmington Post: iJ J .
I write you a few lines to let you and
the readers ott your paper know some
thing about thaf political affairs otour
" From Neil York.
Nlw YoBK,-Juiy Zj.
TUe oovernmit sold to-day ?1,000,000 gold
oi uiiMeiu -iod. - t v
W lossby the burning of the Catholic
FemdlertcctoryatWestchestcrthismoru-
.cc'ohniii 1M.000. . It was an educaUon-
hal house for vagranVand criminal Catholic
children,presided over by Sisters oi nJ""f
and its destrncUon leaves some five hnndred
children homeless. The children were res
cued without danger.
"- the Westphalia : took away with her to
dy$75.00A' ' -
je 11,
I . rid
a:-.
Live 1-Jook and'Mu-.c blore.
- . . "' . 21
closing yesterday report of 150 casks at ,
7 cents." To-day the maiket is , iirmcr at ; '
ti advance, and 413 cks ' sold at 5s cotits
i per gallon fotBouthcrn packages, .. -
Kosis Sales late yesieruay anejnoon w
wvti.T,i. t-v.'i-fftr stmined. audl.OOtfcdo 1
tjaSjforiitrincd;sma low No.3. Wj., QfiOGBBiEb
Ooaaue, $3 p25forlowNo. 1, fo wiJ .
forNoi,'a4fekra.No. 1, 'and 25 for T M ATHDE6S sBLFbK A 1,1 NO
lbw Me.; ' ;' . . . . ' i;: 'urfcrJar . :
,T1B-ADomniuU. .w..-..----- : i w i r.Si t vV: TO N.N. C
J. h -WILLlAJUs.
:1 Hug aud Mat.
r or; sii
fniAXADlNK-"5 n-.nv !' -f-t it- ir yard and
"upwards. r c ti l i
july ly il
Cottox Is in some enquiry but no tales,
the small: lota, on market beimj :ileld for
higher figures. , . :- ;
June 4
si ii'.ti
j Just reeeivcdYanOrsdellV another lo
15-iy
. Successors to
; A. II. NBFF.
Manufacturers and dealerti in .
! dOUXE FURN18ULXG WOJJSx
Uuuv Stove, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin
' and SShect Iron A arc. ,
ltcofiug dono at short notify.
Vents for Fairbank's Bcales.
' c?in. ill Front Street,
Yi IXailNGTON, N. C.
nov 13
I'
4.
150-ly
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