Ne Witox Advance.
Fm day, March 17th, 1882.
J. W. LASCASTEIT,
Editor
W 1 Ms O
7i.
cond clan nmttur-.
Knt'irred in th Vot Office tYiUo. N..C
THE ADVANCE.
Ts (ki.VMid -rv Fridar morainz, it WjWn.
. C.i S.i 'i riliiiyii l'llce: fi.W pr. J". l,0t
or cijc r.ttuub. - . !'..'''; ' ' V; ' '
i f r.i KKTi-rvo Katm. On.fSriifii. n tim
41 m !..ii coil fr -ch tibKjnent inrrtun. by IS
jir.oiithn 1i IJheral dtwiiit wilt b mir
phr l:Her advnrlleiiinu aiul for contractu by th
fUvuMvsir tiv Commnnlontion oa later-
'ilni tojjio and ncvriU'm aohciled.
AllCoiuinmmTiiioniIiouid be iulJr'frd to
j JosKrirus I)axikis Manager.
Thr WiLsoir'AurA':..
Wilson, X.'C.
i 1 f 1
ion of our representatives, it would
wm to be. j
IJetter to bear the ills we .have
Than liy to-others we know not of
Anotherconsideration to whiclj we
have alluded "as other matters" may
not be unworthy of attention. It is a
well known fact that the la-t extra
session called for the purpose of sell
ing the Western N. Hail road,- re
fused to confine themselves to the nee-
1 . , I
essary legislation to carry out that ob-
ject, and bokjly launched out into ftert-1
eral leislati'on. May not that pre- !
cedent be followed? It is the opinion
of many, that we have already had to
much legislation by the body that will !
be called together.
1
lint
QLJTICAt. SPECULATIONS.
' Political speculations seem to be
the order of the day. The wonder
fid jactivitVf in political Circles for
E I ' . ' A 1 1 A. . f A I ' . ,.
HDmetnne. pasr, nus Kepi uie .-pre.
Hnsy-.tn giyingi publieityr to many
matters which we modextly submit
iad better been confined to the little
irela in which they originated and
, ere discussed. A great many haty
i unwarranted announcement
foljtical movements bavo been made
f the great "detriment of the party, a
t ell as injustice to individual. The
sMisiitional feeem to have 'assumed
if": i
in;.)ue prominence in every depart
jhent of news, j The average citizen
jfth'iH enlightened country,; it neems
be supposed, is, like the old Athe-
irans, ever eagerly listening forsome-
"iiiing new. And all considerations
lif prudence and Justice often appear
fb'be subordinated to the gratification
Hf this morbid desire to excite atten
tjo'nbysome stwrtlinglnformation.
I We havei only, to traco la k the
jiolitical history of the State for a few
vears, to be confronted with numer
jius instance?, in which the party, has
received serious injury, and some of
''II- " i - t ' . ' . -"
ifsj prominent members injustice, by
the ovorzealous caterers to this morbic
Hbpetite.onjthc part of the public for
something hew and startling; Within
t the past few months we have been
friiirhtcn'ed with. "Hobgoblins and
c Id m eras dive." ! ! .
fWe have had Mahones from the
mountains to the seaboard shaking
tlteir gory Iriaks at -' us. Prominent
democrats whose political reconl has
been without a blot, have been- char
gfd with designing to play the role of
-Vlahono upon the most flimsy and
ijisunicient eyidehce, and scarcely was
lip indignant denial of one forgotten,
I (ffore the polit ical gossi ps, had found
! ' . . . ..
t
b
ivnother. And yet alter all; we are,
tjtlll without a reliable Mahone fyom
tjie (leniocratic ranks in this State.
' fTJie Flizabeth City J-Jeonamhl is re
s)K)ns'ible for a new sensation! as little
reliable, we. Venture to. predict as any
f. the preeeoding. j
Tt says "A' new political slate for
North Carolina is sometimes: spoken
of in this locality as likely soon to de
velop into a material political move
ment. It is said ;to be this: by dexter
rous conibiiiations to put CJov. Jarvi
in the Senate vice Ransom, "slaughter
e;l by the Grant vote ; to put Gilliam
the Supreme bvneh in place of
Rulnn and to make Coke Governor at
the next popular election. We think
it is too early to enter i nto specula
tions, suggest ions or pledgee, on this
subject, and' we onlj. now refer to it
because it hasf attractel 'some atten
tion from the people hereabouts."
t : . :; -- ".,.'. - ' l . .: "" .
; EXTKA MESSJO.U. -
' Ol'K PKOSPJEI2ITV. .
The rKOHPKnorsconditionofalTair.;
in this country for the past two years,
is fwd to l.e due in a large measure
to the enormous demand of Europe
for our fowl product. Any material
reluction.thereforeof this demand is
worthy of careul attention, -in view of
the investment of vast sums of money
in enterprises that cannot return projtits
at once. An easy money market - is
eisential to our continued irosp i i y
and a reduced tlemand for our bread,
stuffs and provisions means a less easy
money-market tlian the commercial
world has lately been accustomed to.
The enormous falling off in our ex
ports of the three ..-leading articles ot
flour, wheat and corn, since the close
of the lust fiscal year, has occasioned
considerable apprehension in eomrner-
cial circlea with regard to the main
tai nance of the easy condition of our
money market, and they continued
prosperity of the country. Other
causen have doubtless operated to
to create alarm, such as en(rinous
speculations; and reckless indulgence
ine very species of commercial gam
bling. J ,
WILSON MARKET REPORT
-IgKEVISEI) AND C'OKRIXTLD EVKKY
THU1WDAY BY
B DAN I SL CO-
Cotton' --! - : io(;n
Uagging - - --10(121
Bacon, North Carolina
Hams - -. C IS;
Slioulders and Sides l-'i(5 1
On
11 (a, 12
11 (a 12 J
20 ((, 22
20 ( 4')
12 Or. 20
16 (ot 25
ik Oa -in
- no Of i
- so 0i,
yo (k no
90 loi no
1M (,c 200
' 700 (trlO 00
T, (a 6
- 121 (4 15
- 40 ( 60
- SO (L 7i)
- 50 (it 00
- 12" (i ioO
(a, 100
nOsn
Hp 10
- 0 (t 6
40 0i
- 100 0i 150
Western Smoked Sides
Shoulders . I -
Dry .Suited Sides
Shoulders -
Uees wax -
Butter -4 - -
Coffee,' Ttio i -'
ijarguayre
" J'eaijurrv
" Java - -. -"
Mocha - i- -
Corn, per busjicl -
Corn meal, pr-r bushl
Cotton Ties ibr bunch
K;gs - -
i 'lour per bl
Hides, Green J
Dry -' -arl
- ' - -il
classes - ; - - - -Syrup
- - : - -Potatoes
per bushel -Peanuts,
per bushel
Peas, per bushel - -Hags,
per lb j - - -
Ilioe - - -f - - -Tallow
per tb" - - -Turnips,
peirbushel -Wheat,
per bushel -
SPUING & SUMMER SUITS.
WE ARK AGENTS FOR
TRY IT AKD BE COKVinCED-
! ; IKE VLIN Sc GO. :
MP:RCIIAXT TAILpRS, XEAV YORK, AND HAVE OX HAND
oW Sairlijles of Casslmeres and uitinis tlie latest styles and ilesijfiis
foif Spring and Summer Goods. We take measures and guarantee
fits. NO FIT! XOuTAKE. Call at our Storo and examine,
i H WARREN & .BARNES.
The Sentkncf. of Sergeant .Mahox
who fired at Guiteau, which has
been approved by Gen. Haxcoi k, is,
that he be .dishonorably discharged
with loss of all jay and allowances-,
and to be confined in the penetetitiary
at hard.laboror eijjlit yeais.
HighYade Acid jriiosphale.
Containing 12 per cent Soluble Phos
phoric Acid Guaranteed Analvsi- -
jut received and in store at Wilming
ton.
Special inducements offered to
Wholesale Buvers. Address, .
, LANIER t IlOYSTEIt;
Feblm Tarboro, N.C.
A. A. M.nrtiiw.
r
Ex'SkSATOR ItOPCOK CvONKLINCr
has declined the appointment of Asso
ciate5 Justicelof the Supreme! Court o
the United States and Judge BiAtcii-
FoitD ofthe ''Eastern district of New
York has been nominated bji the Pros
ident for the place.
V
If
actime
11. E. Kenton
Shops.
tii?
late
Tiik Coxditiox of Senator Hill of
Georgia has given rise to many con
nictmg rumors, one day wo aro in
formed that a final and successful op
eration has been performed and. that
ie will rapidly recover, another day
tne paintui intelligence nasnes over
the wires that he is rapidly sinking
and 'that no hopes are entertained of
lis recovery.
KR.vbn it is understood
ie the Council of State to-
T'hf, Gov
win convene the Council of State to
day to ascertain whether in theirjudg
mentn extra session of the Legisla
ture dught to be called for the purpose
of re-districting the State and perhaps
other matters. There appear to be no
provision for holding the election of
tho additional member of Congress to
which the State is entitled and the re
cent apportionment of representatives.
The Attorney General, who is the of
ficial adviser of the Executive, has
in his usual painstaking and exhaus
tive manner iii reply to an enquiry of
the Governor upon this subject satis
factorily demonstrated the necessity
of an extrrr seWion. We have enter
tained the saibe opinion and so ex
pressed ourselves heretofore. In it
we have 0een' sustained by the 'Wil
mington Star and other leading de
mocratic papers of the State; What
tlje views of Governor JakvisI are lias
not yet transpired;; but without the
concurrence of two thirds of the Coun
cil, which consists of the Secretary of
State Public Treasurer, Comptroller
uiul Superintendent of Public Instruc
tions the (iG.wnor has no power unT
der the Constitution to call the Legis
lature together in extra session-.
An important question however
presents itself, not one of a legal char
aeter or involving any legal difficulty,
out one or prosperity and prudence.
governor Piuiktki of 3Iaine has re
fusea to call the Legislature of that
otate together to seenre an additional
Congressman at ti e r est election on
account of the MUtical breakers which
jio uuuks ite sees ahead.; Now the
Mine... prudential considerations may
be worthy 'of attention, if of the many
rumors afloat any considerable por-
v. wi muiii ure entnieu to credit. If
wa re-nistnctlng the State at this
time, is likely to inaugurate scram
ble for; Congressional honors, and
thereby change the political complex-
Waks and rumors of wars disturb
the minds of Europe. Altussian Gen
eral Skohoikf has stirred up the
people of Europe by an audacious and
ill-advised speech for which he 'has
been reprimaiided by the Czar. This
bold and dashing general is said to be
immensily popular in Kussia, and
hence the significance which has been
given to his recent Paris speech.
lHEMar KQtitc Thieves are begin f
ning to find that the charges 'against
them are not regarded by the Court at
least as "a mere bagatelle." The
grandjury haying found "true b:lls"
against Brady -and Doiw-ey'h ' the
Having leased all of
machinery belonging to the
T.'A. Wainwnirbt, we are now
prepared to build nay, and .re
pair all kinds of
MAC II IN E It T.
We keep constantly on hand
pipe and fittings . Also valves
.of all kindaj Cotton gins fitted
up in linst-ejass order. Special
attention given to littimy . 'un
Mill work, i Kstiinates f .. r
nishedon all kincl of work. Or-
?rs solicited, and promptly
executed.-
T J THN FRONT
Griiano sriiano Griiano.
HINES. HADLEY & CO.
OFFER TIIK FOLLOWING STANDARD FK UTILIZERS FOR THE
j SLASOX OF 1S82: "(CHESAPEAKE,' "PIEDMONT," "OBEES
SPECIAL COMPOlfXI)' "EXCELLENZ A," and last but not -least,
-"LEE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIME."
egrniE purlic are invited to call and SEE US-Oia 2 2m
O G
EXCELLED
O O IE JB1
BY NONE FOR COTTOV
, -. ,
1VII4T I.RtI)( PLlvrmsKir.
. .. ........ v .f iviu; V,WfcUIJ, i ruw
I made an experiment with
AFAtiuf, XC December 17 ikxi
" W tm' J ten pounds uf:;
vi me aule icngin, unci uiHter s niilar cultivation w Z. , ,w oulr rw
mok k at the nito of I'OO pounds per am I mKi m,anurrwl with
swnilar rows manured.1 with ik Itffi SlfTm? "
made 4G pounds f seed cotton. I let Mr. (ieo Le wkha voPT per I
madeppunds seed cotton to therow, rEt
Cio pound, Lint CoUon"e
. .1 sold your pocovokE to oTl V :
universal satisfaction; the best evidence of which U Hd U has Ivt
I can report 625 launch nfJint'cotK
can get you mauy ceitiflcato. ' "ianjrf(t ml Hocoviows, f
PocomiiL-
. v v, iiiiii li ill iriHin I T h A lf..,l .
Used rocoMoKE on nwamp land nnd J?!?' 1
doubled the yield of cotton. that its "PPHcatio.
I have over used. It opens anf matu? Ua n knibi
Relcom mended
ture,s all the bowls on the atalk
-77V. THOMAS I. T
dto Cotton Planters.
TOLSQX.
C. L. UPSHUR,
j Of Virginia, Pres.
Ei N; WILCOX,
Of North Carolina, Sec. 4 Tr
FOUR GOLD MEDALS, .1381.
-OF NORTH CAROLINA, SUPERVISOR OF AGENCIES,
I ex
ers
DSlll
n
I I.avo used three kinds of Guano thii S rlSft andVoTKi, T
pert to use no other next year; and r
Cotton bowLs better and mature earlier where Pocomoke is SSJ?1- "
RkaL'KOKT ('i)I'vtv X r A,""Uht used.
. The ton orrcKOMOKE iu4, November 1st, isgi.
land in cotton, and ani slS tr acr of
bowled better than where other UhSww u"ed m?r?1 ?"'U'rM4 .
where pocomokk was applied, xm j.ounds seed ttn t fp?V
. .v.I4ioiiio ma uuiuanureo. 1 erot -onlv 4Qo vr,,.. ' n
NORFOLK, VA.
FACTORY MONTALANT. 0PF. NORFOLK.
Capacity :30,000 Tons Per Annum.
Manufacturers of Standard Fertilisers and importers of Kainit andChemieils.
BYNUM. DANIEL & CO. AGTS
Feb 3 '82 3m
NASI I "STEET, WILSON, N. C.
1882. :
B. Atkinson.
1882.
It sustiins the plant duriii
only 49Q pounds.
AV.n.SWANNKU.
4 m ovemoer loth, 1881
8 from the use ofyour .
; I .like it better, than any other tLt ?
he plant durirg drouth better tLr.L 1
. 'wu4l.
Am pleased to report most farn I Zl'SmbeT 0tht 1881.
lejiiuzer, unaer my crops this season.'
nave used. - it k
other ud. Prefer it to an v CiV U V ? l.""r:V nuth better thaa tnv
; , , t uoo ii again uext season
Fully .quAto Peruvian, and will double the quantity he uilllsJ
t During this year I have used 11 i ve' tow i,?iJUberi J3th' 1 M- '
best, fully eqal to Peruvian. I l,iv0 uwl Xlalld 1 eon,,W U th
war, and next season will use teiiton?
JAMKSJ.TAYI.OK.
Anly by Dr. c. W. Babsev HtatoChonffat of North Carolina
Ammonia, . - - . . . MTL' &L
Avail. I'Hos: Acid, - - . 88n .J. "',iuc-
twi- " " '- - -.108 - 12ic-
rotash, K. O., r , Z 77 8 " S"" US
1 p 'V . 8c. $.20
Freeman, Lloyd. Mason & .DrydenT
11 llXL. Ill ' lt Al IX II I.' 1' - .
Foriale by O A aj i l A ' r,"1. .VvVPfK-E, MD.
n . T uulMvj, "J. c.
. ' nl for circulars, &c..
Feb. I?3in
W E. Warren.
Murray
n
MM
Mar. 14f.
WILSON. X.
J
C.
Court find the
$20,000 and 'of
bond of the former at
the latter at $10,000 in
each case. Now for the trial, whirl,
t . : . 7
will demonstrate the zeal and good
faith of the government officials in
bringinjr these ofienders to justice.
Qi ite X serious rio occured at
Third Creek Station On the Western
N. C. Railroad a -Jew days since, be
tween whites and blacks, in whWh a
hundred people were engaged. The
difficulty originated from an attack
made by n.negro, upon a young white
man who had recently 'returned from
Texas. The Salisbury Jliiles were tel
egraphed for and arriving promptly at
-the scene of action, arrested twenty
four of the rioters, carried them to
bahsbury and put them in jail, pis
tols and shotguns were freely used
but none of the combatants were te
tany snot.
Mm subbS
S. A. STEVENS & CO.,
NORFOLK. -VA,
The largest establishment in the ,
lini & f ara,
Pi
cs are rnnrnnrfpfl alnw jis Xi.wVipI
I'.verv "laiii-s furinnirc hikI
or
thev
Ciirir.rmr
. ., . . . e
mhiu ii i f ie 1 1 :ii,c. n e uivitR a call
concspoiHl.'ncr from purchasers for
win mid ir. in Mioir iniTP!..
Our house U well known in North Caro
lina. :i we har;d iinn? tlio pnsr sevei.tecn
year ! -ne a laijre Cnrolina trade.
Order. solicited' .
IS.A.STEVENS&C0.
. i NOR FOLIC. VA.
3 4 if. ;. .-. -' .
Ji:niE Cox of the Kaleigh Congres
sional District 1ms introduced a&bill
to establish a District Court of the
United States at Raleigh, to take ef-
rect irom and after the SOth'dav of i
T .... A 1 OlVj mi m 1
U?,M a ne nrst section provides
that a District Court of the United
States shall be held at Italei-h in and
for the Kastem District of North Caro
lina for the week next immediately
preceding every regular term of the
Circuit Court of the United states in
and for said district.
See. 2. The Counties of Cumberland
ChathamDurham. Franklin r,, '
viile, Halifax Harnett, Johnsto J
Moore, Nash.oVange, Person, Vance i
HKe ana: arren shall constitute the
surdi.stnctof Ikleigh in the Eastern
district of North Carolina. 1
Sec.3. That jthe Clerk of the Or
cuit Court of said district shall be the
Clerk of said district eonr h..n
n additional official bond conditions
for the faithful performanefe of his du
ties as such Clerk u J
See. 4. Thilt hn rlivUI . . f
tween the Eaiern an ' Wtern juST ,
ml d,stncts shall be the wS Un4 , f 1
Mwwunues or Person, Omnge, Chit
ham, Moore and Richmond.
ftjy?' - ' Tfat this act shall take ef
fect from and after k ..,y ei.
June 188i. T . "ut" y i
i
P LOWEST FRiCES
POWELL'S Film'tPED GISfiCV
I ' DKALKR6 IN
' j GENERAL ikEE CH AN1DISE
SOsrner Kasii and Goldsboro Streets, Wilson," K. C.
Keep constantly oil hand a1 large an. t WeHiseteoter ifV r
DltY GOODS .OR00KRIES, NOTIONS, BOoS SH0K3, V
ZE1GLER SHOES A SPECIALTY
by fair- dea
nov
Oil THE FARMERS ESCAPE FROM HIGH PR,CKS.
All (he leading brands of Guano
ollered tor sale for
are
Capt. J. H. Baker is with us and Trill be pleased to
friend at our store. .
i Soliciting patronage, Avhicli we shall merit
Very Kepectfully,"
400, Lbs. MIDDLING COTTON.
Farmers look to" Your Interest.
we are
'ings.
Jari 6
Nje w Year's Gri-cetin
TO OUR
FRIENDS A AID PATRONS.
ft.
Continuo to reciere additions almost daily to their already
thau eTf;fotCr5;bIV 0t"erS' Whidl arft iboig
TJIR OLD ST A XD Vim tu? x
sale. TWor; :"1' 'AM-THEBESTKVi:R
Offered for
lltTV 51 TV Thn 41. .1 - . - - - '
in Wilson, anrl fn, V ".1BfcCVCa",l Aorth Carolina and
overall othrroom "avo.mamtalxied their f8upmorit7
ket than the XbJV? ? bettcr AXO'in the mar
WUDLEYTO 'e offering this .e.Hon :
I'HATE AXI) KAIXIT. KtS1-N s . I'ATAPSCV, ACID FH03-
VP
Hlt tSEKfr fertili;erS Farmers would ro
vantage to buy flVling0n 88 we can ko it to their ad-
Rountree, Barnes & Co.
FebS tf
WIIJ30N, C.
Merchant Tailoring.
C?1 O a ''-'raw can buy a FORMUI ' I
..11 . . . , . , - .
For
i'rJ?CJ ll-.nf Df; srr : ..-
. W W O
PREPARED CHEMICALS !
1 his.when mixed at fcorr.c, nukes
VCX?EMSp.t la tin
Cne i cn
...VI l' tr-ti;.l ii;
t o
T.... . ' .
i . a in;:.;;cAia nivc i-run t. c: f.u . -
1 i ii every i lte ias rfrr-.-- i
SonlfjrIV.:r.pl-.!et. Dcrc hJ;: ". i
BrownJChcrr.!cn!C-" f
ilaaufiicturOrk tf U.kTi.vWiia,.i;u. . j
Pcnvcii's Tip Top Cono Fort!- '
Ccne.Msal, Disspiveci. Cone.
Potash. i Ammonh.
Ad ail kijh-grade Fextslizing iliierii. :
They keep Burt's, and T. Miles & So
me market.
n's.
Shoes, the best
in
CDTTDHk GRAINS
TOOACGOMGETM.
TllUJfKS. VALISES, AND SiTCHPTS
ItEADYi-MADE CLOTHING '
j NOTIONS IIOISERY &C
t .. - - - I . ' . -
'".. I j .. - ' -
I " Cloa&s, Dolmans, &c
The best ladies' llid glovelever sold- in the county for $1 00
'M " v" 01 urocenes
in
-LEGANT
Jn. Pesion And Coloring.
A-trian, Woolens, W,
Tricots, Fk,hT TrowseH, Coating,
. They will bo made up in the la W cfri T ,
Trimmings, and at prices that rJt f X . t.
rf vvunviHJUIJ,
. ':!;': ' :'-- , '-":'-''--.' . ':-',-"'.'""'': . ,' .- '''
Greenwood & Belsmeyer.
est of Knjrian'i
Serges Keysey
fit. The finest of
3ru
a;no,
is complete
ot in
nes e
lu w,rt erervthi.- that should be lcCpt'iulh0 M popu!.-
WiARREW B
i
i
ar
ar
Jan6
arm
Corner Xashau'I Tarboro Street?, V
V
o.
lb82. Season 1882
For the Lest brands of Guano ICnJnlf a : 1 tju 1 r .,m
on .James T. Cobb, or SLrf if Ph.osP ,at C;,!
Wil-on, k. c Feii. ist, ibM. :ir'c'r en Feed store.