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HIE WILMINGTON POST, WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY. JULY 31. 1875. Opinions of Prominent Democrats on tho Convention Question Read and Circulate. Io response to calls we lay before our readers the following letter from Judge Fowlc on the ConTcntion question: 1U LEIGH, Oct. 2G, 1874. Moj.John W Jhmhata : fc'lK: In reply to your letter asking tending to impair the rights of the col ored people." . To this broad assertion we respect fully enter our dissent. Tnere are several changes in the or ganic law, made by the convention of 1868, other than the exceptions made by these gentlemen, which, in my opin ion, the ieople of North Carolina will not willingly yield as for instance: The election of the Judges by people. The abolition of the county courts and the election of county commission ers by the people. ! There may be a considerable portion of our people, particularly in the East ern section of the State, who would be rlad to see the power taken from the Eastern negroes to elect Judges and conntr commissioners. eh far as the the my opinion in regard to the calling of I election of Judges is concerned, the a convention by the next uencrai as scmblv, for the purpose of amending the Constitution of North Carolina, I have to sav: That in my opinion a call of a Con- - vention for the purpose indicated would be unwise, inexpedient and productive of great harm to the material interests of the State. The defeat of the Conservative party in North Carolina in 1S76 would be a public calamity. The defeat would, in my opinion, bc insured if the proposed action is taken. Aivcrv cursory examination of the Constitution and history of North Caro lina will satisfy the enquirer, that of - the two methods provided for amend ing the Constitution, to-wit: the Jegis lative and conventional, the intention waa. that for ordinary times, and for the correction of ordinary evils, it was thought wise by our fathers that the legislative mode should beadoptea, and that the mode of amendment by the convention was only be resorted to when the exigency of the occasion was extreme, and wasasubstituteina Dcni ocratic and Kepublicau form of govern mcnt for revolution, and was not to be ovrrriM-d unless the emergency was great. Wefiud accordingly that after the adoption of the constitution of 1776, there was no convention of the icople of North Carolina until the year 1X.T&. excel. t the conventions of 1788 and 178'J which were called for the pur powo of ratifying the Federal constitu tion, and that since that time there has been no convention of the pcople.which ha been called fur the purpose of amending the constitution, and has ac tiiallv done bo until the year 1SG8. The convention which was called in 1S61 was for the jdirposc of taking North Carolina out ot the Union, and the convention of 1SGG, being called under Presidential Proclamation, and : its conclusions bcinc repudiated by the voplc, arc not to be considered in this connection. The policy of the State then being wellecllled not to call a conentiou ol the people except uin extraordinary occasions, is there anything in the jk lilical condition of the State that will iustifv biich action at this time? A very earnest ami able advocate of the convention movement, in repiy io - 1 1. IUH1 J ..w. ..... -- ' - - " ccsiity for a convention, stated that ue desired a convention in order that the constitution should be amended in three particulars; 1. Requiring the Judges of the Supe rior Court to rotate. 2. Disqualifying a person who has been convicted of nn infamous crime from voting. 3. llenuirinz the ih11 tax to be paid as a qualification of u voter. In regard to the first and second of these amendments, after considerable inquiry I am sati.-ticd that they will meet with but very little opposition from cither of the great olilical parties. I have heard at least two of the Re publican Judges express themselves in favor of the hrt proposed amendment, and one of them expressed it as his opinion that every member of the Ju diciary would give his personal influ ence to the proposed amendment. As to the second, the mere introduction of the-proposed amendment is enough to secure its passage before any Legisla ture that can now be elected, regardless of its political complexion. A to the third proposed amendment, it is believed by many persons that its effect would be to dimiuuh the Repub lican vote in the State several thousand votes, thereby insuring a Conservative triumph. , . , The proposed amendment itself is in my opinion a very good one, because the iucreaaeU taxation that would be thus derived would greatly benefit the schools of the Slate. lUit I do not believe that the vote would be materially diminished by its adoption, because in every well contested election the funds will be provided to pay the noil tax for such voters as cannot pay lor thenwelvc, and I will show be lore I ret tbryogn that our elections in 137C r,. i ii . will PtcrwiniT ue ru iviuotru vj both of the treat political parties. Tut cvea if I should be mistaken in taU, the succcks of our party in 1876 b Mt a good reason for deviling front the course of acuoo in rrgaru to cuosuiu Uonal amend menu which has been sanctioned by the wisdom of our fore- fathers, because it wooKl be catabuh tnr a precedent tot tampering with the cuoaiitaUoa whenever the exigency of party required it, and conventions in North Carolina, would become as !re o,acnt as revolution in Mexico. In a very able letter, signed by W. A. Wright, K-r. ai nr other disUa rnUhed genlkaiea, dated Oct. 22, 1874, the follow iog cxprcssioo fa used : " SHif&cn it to say then, that la almost very one of the ataay instance where the Cauby" conatiialioa varies from theoU cooatitoUoa of our fathers the dinVrcnce has been productive af un mixed eviL la our opinion the sooner we return la that old ctmatitntiaa the better it will be rc the people of North Carolina, observing, of coarae, the change rendered necessary by the war and iu resniu. And w deem it proper in say here, in order to prevent any feasible ntnwndersUndiax, that w be lieva a aa contenipUtrs, a no one ngfct U eonUwiplatn aay chaagn in rrgardi to tan Haaaeica4 Exemption, ave such y will enlarge and render more secure that wis and beneficent iwnvisioa. We derm it proper to any dsn thai w belkva no one content dat aay change In the constiuUon remedy is easy by electing Judges on a trencral ticket, but so far as county commissioners are concerned, I do not believe that the white people in , the West are willing to delegate to ' the Legislature their right to elect magis trates, who shall elect county comrais- - ii sioners, and our people generally are well satisfied at being rid of the cum bersome aud expensive old county court system. But apart from all this, it would be a political blunder to call a convention. In 1870 the people of North Carolina voted the Conservative ticket. Not a word was said about convention during the canvass. The Legislature was con servative by nearly two-thirds majori ty. Taking advantage of its majority, notwithstanding the warnings ol many of oar wisest leaders, a bill was passed submitting the question of calling a convention to the people. It was de feated by more than 'J.wU majority. But more than this, ot the delegates elected, a majority, I have becniniorm ed by a well posted friend, were Re publicans. The people were anjrrv with our party and charred in many localities that we could not have carried the election in 1870 if our purpose had been avowed. It was regarded by many of the them as a fraud upon the people. Many mem bers yf the Legislature of 1870, i who voted for tho bill, would( never have been elected if their constituents had been aware that they would have done so. In 1872, it insured the defeat of Judge Merrimon for (Joyeruor, and worse than this, the iailurc to carry North Carolina paralyzed the opposition to CJrant, and his re-election was due more to the result in iSorlh Carolina in August, than to any other cause. In 18 G, there will be anwtlur great contest for the l'residency. 1 ennsylvama, by the change of its State election from October to Novem ber, is no longer the Keystone State. North Carolina has the doubtlul honor of being the Keystone State in that controversy. Every cllbrt will be made by both parties to carry the State. Require the poll tax to be paid in advance and it will bo by many from beyond the limits of the State. Every voter that can be induced to go to the polls will be carried there. And ii North Carolina falters wc will have four years more of Republican rule at a.shington. The advocates of the convention in sist that although it may be inexpedi ent as a party measure, it is ritrht in it self. If inexpedient, it is because it is unpopular. If unpopular, it will fail. Failure will not benefit, but greatly in jure our party, innuucs there is no moral question of right" or wrong in volved, and if inexiedient, it is politi cally wrong. My deliberate judgment is, that if this convention scheme is passed, that the Republicans who voted with us in August last will return to the Republican partv, and many con servatives will, I fear accompany them. Political daring is - sometimes the best olicv, but to renew an experi ment which has already proved so dis astrous, would be suicidal. Daniel C. Fowlk. the person or officer charged with tha I Dog CruiUltUCO amy oi receiving or - perm i mug ucu performance or offer to perform, or act ing thereon, be deemed and held as n performance in law of such act ; and the person so o fieri ng and failing as aforesaid, and, being otherwise quali fied, shall . be entitled to vote in the samo mannerVnd to the same extent as if he had in fact performed such act ; and any judge, inspector or other officer of election whose duty it is or shall be to receive, count, certify, ' register, i fn port. or eive effect to the rote of any such citizen who shall wrongfully re fuse or omit to receive, count, certify, register, report or give effect to the rote of such citizen upon the presentation by him of his affidavit stating such offer and tho time and place thereof, and the name of the officer ' or person whose duty it was to act thereon, and that he was wrongfully prevented "by such person or officer from performing such act, shall for every such offence forfeit and pay the sum of fire hundred dollars to the person aggrieved thereby, to be recovered by an .action OB the case, with full costs, and such allow ance for counsel fees as the court shall deem iust. and shall also for every such otiencc be guilty of a misdemeanor, anxfj shall on conviction thereof, be fined nor less than five hundred dollars, or be im prisoned not less than one month and not more than one year, or both, at the discretion of the court. ' Sec 4 . And be it further enacted,. That it any person, by force, bribery, threats, intimidation, or other unlawful means, shall hinder, delay, prevent or obstruct, or shall combine and confederate with wnoixa ALU PRICES. usee Trwp; CoJIpp. - City of Wilmixotox, N. G, ) rfl June 13th, 1875. ) A ' 'I'HH DOO ORDHCANCSt lOR lb7i KK- qalrea that tbe nme sutouhl go Into ef fect Jane 1st. XOTICB IM II ERECT GIVS?, that all parties owning or keeping auy doss, either male or hxnale, are required to rcUler the same at this office, and procure the required Badges- commend ng ? MONDAY THE 1-iTH INST., and for Jour ( tj oW Vntrearicr.' Ttan nance a so provides, that such persons who tell to comp'y with tbe above requirements. will tw subject to a pestrfty of tea flVdol- lnrs, i i ....... T.:Q.,!EBVQSS, ; . Xbmf folJfmBK anotaUons represent i lb wbolesalaprloes generally. In maktes np snail orders nljcber prices, nave Io be i AarrKxeat? rnicBS. 99 18 June 18- tf Cly 9era A Treasnrcr. FOR THE INFORMATION OF TIIE PUBLIC. BAOQINU ounnx UJ4, Doable Anchor . . 0 . ' Ioate Anchor -a".... u. oo (l , Hiaodard inaeaUe U9 9 Bbonklm, 'nnLi...i.tx...--. 10- Bides ay.....,.v... ishoaluer a Drylfaltwl--7- Sldesv U?M-ia Hhooklora at Iu... BK KK On. tbe boof. . 8 JiARKELSi-SptrK Turpentine, ' 8ceon4HanaeBcbw----New York, each........t.. 3 00 Kw Cltyieaeh-.-i.... . t 58 BKiWJkiCr.. Li 27 BA ICKo-- WlUii ioloD. M 8 00 Northernl 09 BUTTER--Nortbero.jiia,tJ 31) NorHien, b.4v.,..iM, 34 CAMPP-ttperm V rW 25 TaiiJw; J oo Adamauttnc, V t5 CHBa2i--'ortnra actsrr. IntfrjrviireanT ' nuta,ttS,a , ., . U OOF'K&-avaV). ... ' 32 Rio ft t:.....-.... 2S jjtmmn. ft nwj.....i 2 CORN J4KAL bmsUel 1 25 OOTTON TIJiS . ..... 8 DOMEBTIU-Siicetl ng,4-Vjd brocks: exchange. No. 13 NORTH FRONT STREET, 1 1 Dcsrienltiir Fsrcell mv rpjiB rurEarc wines, Uquors. ci WARS and LAQKR BEER la lbe city. A pleasant BrilOard Room, fnrnlsbed, with Ccf leader's tank on tbe second floor ' ! OPEH DAT ASD; BIGHT. pr 30-itr W. H. OERKEN, Proprietor. & W . m 010 00 411 00 18 Yam. n buncb FIHM Mackerel 1 IHH Mackerel. No. J, V bbL16 00 N$.J, V HbM. l-.ii.'a.....T. 50 Mackerel. No. & t bU.:..; GO , arm wa.......... Mackerel, No. 3 B bbL. Mallets. bbl-....:. N O Herring, l JWl--- others to hinder, delaj, prevent or ob struct1 any citizeV-rrom doine any acl doine any act required to be done to qualify him to j vote or from voting at any election as aforesaid, such 'person shall for every such offence forfeit and pay the sum of five htudred dollars to the person ag grieved thereby, to be reovered by an action on the case, with full costs, and such ullowance for counsel fees as the court shall deem just, and shall also for every (such offence be guilty of a misde meanor, and shall, on conviction there of, be fined not less than five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not less than one month and not more than one year, or both, at the discretion of the court. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted,. That if any ierson shall prevent, hinder' control or intimidate, or shall attempt to prevent, hinder, control or intimi date any person from exercising or in exercising the right otsuflrage.to whom tho right of suffrage is secured or guar anteed by the fifteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States, by means of bribery, threats, or threats of depriving such person of employ ment or occupation, or of ejecting such person, from rented house, lands or other property, orjby threats of refus ing to renew lcasesor contracts for la bor, or by threats of violence to himself or family, such person so offending shall be deemed guilty of a misde meanor and shall, on conviction there of, be fined not less than five hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not less than one month and not more than one year, or both, at the discretion of the court. Sec. G. And be it further enactel, That if two or more persons shall band or conspire together, or go in disguise up on the public highway, or upon the premises of another, with intent to vio late any provision of this act, or to in jure, oppress, .threaten, or intimidate any citizen with intent to prevent or hiuder his free exercise ifhd enjoyment of any right or privilege granted or se cured to him by the Constitution or laws of the United States, or because of his ha vine exercised the same, such per son shall be held guilty of felony, and, si rvtnvtttiAn innAAf j l a 1 a ft n&iv v m wiiiivitvu nuvivviaaiin" isv uuw va imprisoned, :or both, at the discretion of of the court, the fine not to exceed five thousand dollars, and tbe impris onment not to exceed ten years, and shall, moreover, be thereafter ineligible to, aud disabled from holding any office or place ipf honor, profit or trust crea ted by the Constitution or laws of the United State. MARSHAL'S OFflCE, CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, April 11th, 1875. Dry Cod. V bbi.. FLOUR Fin extra do. ,f " ,.-VJbJ....;6 25 'amity ' VbW ...7 25 ;ity Mill Hup ft bbl 8 50 tf 25 fN ORDER to euable me to cleanse tbe city thorougnly, and with as little delay as possible. I have divided the city into four(l) Health DiatrictK, With a health officer as signed to duty In ouch. THE EIIIST DJfcjTKICTt - In charge of Health Officer J. II. Brown, embrace! that portion of the city north of Market and East of fifth streets. ' - , THE SECOND DItTKICT, In charge of Health Officer C C. Taylor, un braces that portion of tho dry north of Mar ket and Wet of Fifth street. TIIE Till UD DISTRICT. ! ; - f Id charge of Health Officer j A. JjDeuton; embraces that portion of the ci'y south of Market aud east of Fifth Streets. "(T1IK FOURTH DISTRICT, i Iu charge of Ilca'th OlDrtr S. K. Walcott, embraces lhnt portion of the City South of Market and West of Fifth Streets. The Health OHlt-crs my be designated by the yellow rotette, and thry arc instructed to inspect anp repod all nlclsnnllarSK to' myOfflcel i V f -It la huped Unit tbe Citizens generally will co-operate with me in this Impo tant work, and begin tbe ticoded rteaning without fur ther delay. ' w Any person apHins Up svrjrcoof a HcMvangermay report the atct to Uic Health Officer of the Divirion in which the wotk Is to be done, or at my office, and the matter ine' 'Cbl.:..":. Kaper, KortKem. V btot KXtra F City MUI Hup a Li I . . ' Family. bbl 10 00 - T Ex Family V' OW...U1Z 50 FKRTJIJZKKt-! . . - l'eruyiun Guano, M B.S...80 00 Rauxh's Pbosabate - "....WtO Carollnn FerttlUfc ,'...0 00 - Ground Roae, . V "....U) 00 Bone Meal 1 . " "...u wj Floor. t - .:...m DO Kavasaa Unaau, fi" ". .-i,)0 ' Complete Manure . . " 05 00 W nan n's Phosphate' "...00 00 Wandu Phosphate, M...0 00 BergerdOlrHiz'sRhos. - CO 00 I'hwoix..: 00 ! .aVllcox Gibb a Co., mulnspa- lav(f unauu.....i....... w ULUli-rn 15 GRAIN Corn, store, M lb?.. 1 16 tm;crg; 50 lbs... 00 C6ru,yf)l.,Vbufchel.u. IU Oat,V bushel 80 Peas' cow, H bonhel...... 1 25 Hi DBS Green, V S ,.... 07 Drv, lb... . 12 II AY fcsstern, t 100 lbs I 45 Norm raver, 1011 as 1 w HOOP IRON ton 112 0 LARD Northern V lb le North Carolina V ....: ( 1,1 MK ft bbl ..... 1 55 LUM UK It City fcleuiu ttawed tShip stnfT, resawed, ? M ft...M 00 Rough edce plink, V M It....2t 00 West India carcn, according to quality, V M It 30 00 Dressed floorinjr, 8eu.s.iied...30 00 Scantling and boards, com mon, M ft u.15 00 MOL.A88KS Cuba, bhd 1 gal. .i00 uuoa, oois, wgai - it 7 50 11 00 &11 30 .. 5 50 HON 6 00. & 8 00 .- VAfik 0 5 50 M 0V & 7 00 7 50 75 Alt 50 910 50 00 00 (5.00 00 W 00 . 90 00 ($15 00 57 00 S" 09 n7 00 70 00 70 OJ 00 00 W 4 00 rf 21 (? I 20 rt 00 ( 0 0J 44 II: 1 50 (4 12) &117 1 0 4 17 ( 00 VI7 09 Ci-'5 00 t -.M 00 ' Quarantiuo Notice. mTIL riJUTlllK FOTICX, all vow els rom Porta Booth of Caps Fear, will come foat tbe vtoltlBaT Statloa near Dep Water Point, aad await the Inspectioa of Qurantioe Physician. All vessels from Port where Yellow Fe ver or olfcar laier lions .disease exists, will dc require) 10 undergo a rigid ana pro longed qaarsatine. ' Alt vessels or boats of anv character bav uf ftlckacsa on board oa arrival, or bavins oau Biuaui mt urn oannsr u e voracc. are requrea to come 10 at ue atauoa lor in SDcction. without rnrard to the nort from whence they came. Vessels notrnctnded I as above will proceed wltbowf detention, .-- : -i . . , t Pilots are espdally enioined to make careful enquiry, relative to vessel, crew. ac .and if not satisfied wltn tbe statcmcnu of the Captain or Commander, or It tbe vessel Is in ailltiivcomirtloii.tbrv will brirc the vessel to at the Station for fatthtr ciaui- ination. Pilots wUltollv vloUUnr (ho Qoaiantlne laws are e abject to forftlture ol tbt-ir branches; Masters of vessels to a floe ol two bendred dollars dav for every day the? violate the Quarantine laws, and all other persons liable tor och and every ofleocn. F ! All vevsels subject to viaiUtion nudcr these regulations will set a flag in the main r,fcK,uR. port hoc. F. W. POTTER. Quarantine Physician Port of Wlliuing- ton, N.C. Kmltbvtlks. K. C, May 27th, 1878. June 4 4F1 Moss ' Wanted. 10 000 FOTNDS cutEt MOSri. A good price will tx iald, by D. A. SMITH. July 9 tf KEEP COOL. iCK IS TUB plf:ntiful and chkai at gar bouse, hhda, uui " DDIS vgai Syrnp. bbls, V gal 40 N A1LM Cut, Id to 2Ud, 4 keg.. 1 75 Ol LU Kerosene, V gal 18 Lard, 1 gal..... I 10 Lanseed, gal 1 00 Rotstn. gal JO PKANUTK V bushel 1 30 POTATOES weet,r bush. Irish, Northern. V bbl 3 'it PORK Northern, city niess...00 00 Thin, bbl .00 no Prime, ft bW...; m 00 Rump, V bbl..i.. ou 00 RICE Carolina, v lb 0 East India. 9 00 Rongh, ) bushel...... 1 JU TrusUoa uo further anocal too ux sood CI- J RAGS Ouotryv Vi ! oei in' nromeFW uoriag ue4 avAx. aiuui ft ousua hall be a. 'model) com'ng Summer. I am, t ry aprll'KVtf respectfully, J. II. ROBINSON, erpool, frsac...J erlcnn,t sack..J.. AN ACT. To Enforce the right of Citizen of the Unitetl Slide to rvte in the teceral State of thi Union, and for other purjoe. lie it enactetl bv the iknafe and Houte of Jtejtrerentntirr of the United .State of Autenm inJLonijre aem'feif, 1 hat all citizens ol the United States who are or shall be otherwise qualified bylaw to vote at any election by the people in any cum icrruory. ui?inci. county, city, parish, township school district, municipality, or other territorial sub division, shall be entitled and allowed to rote at all such elections, without distinction ol race, color, or previous condition of servitude; any onslitution. law, custom, usage or regulation olauy Stat or Territory, or by or under its authority, to the contrary notwithstand ing. rec. i Ad be it frtrr tnte'cl. That if by or under the authority of the con- , . j . . . . nuuimii or iaw oi any fMaie or tlio i laws of any Territory, auy act is or hall be muired U bo done as a pre rvjuiMtc or qiulificatiou for votin.and by such eiMtstitulkut vr laws persons or officers are or shall be charged with the performance of duties in furnishing to cilixens an ojortunity to perform such prerequisite, or to become quali fied to rote, it shall be the duty or every such person ami officer to give to all citiactM of tho United blatcs the same and ojual opportunity to perioral such prerequisite, ami to become qualified to vote without distinction of race, color or previous condition of servitude; and if any audi person or officer shall re fuse or koowiny omit to rive full ef fect to this section, he ahalT, lor every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of five hundred dollars to the person ag grieved thereby, to be recovered by an actios o the caso, witn full coats, and uck allowance for counsel fees as tbe court shall deem just, and shall aU for very awch otfence be dcetucd guilty of a mtaucmeanor, ana snail, oa con vie Ueo Ucreor. bo fined bot lcaejlhan fire kuaslred dollars, or be imprisvneU of leaathaa eae aaoath and iot uhwc thai ooe year, or bth. at ike dUcrrtk f the court. SC JnJSt itfmrflLrr cV. TV wkesyrrcr. by or under the arlhenty of the COttJtitatiosi or laws of anv Slat, tie the la ws of aay Trmtorv, aay act b or shall be required to Ibel doae kw dtiata as a rrereouKite to omaiirV or tutitl kirn to rote, the onVr oi ut tark riUjru to perform the act required lobe oae as aforesaU akalL if U foil ta be rjOMMERCIAU Rericte of th Wilmington Market. July, 30. .riRiTs Turpextixe Receipts 284 casks. Sales of 100 casks at 29 cents per gallon for Southern package.' Market firm. Iloxix-Receipts 9S2 bbls. Market quiet, with sales of 100 bbls. Strained, or "C," at H 10 and 25 bbls. Low Tale it el 00. Cri'he Tuiipextise Kcccipta 100 bU. Sales of 109 bbls. at II 15 for hard, 2 00 for yellow dip and $4 00 for virgin. Market steady. TAR-Kcceipts23 bbls. Sales of IS bbls. at $2 00. -Xfarkct steady. Inrntx No receipts; no sales and ne ofhcial tpiotalions. nm City Marabat. STAR Liver Am SUGAH Cuba, w Porto Rico, w A Coffee, V n til " V c - v -... ICX C V Arc celebrated r their purity of tone, ele aant 4lesbzn andtborouih coaatrnrtitai. Henrf' ftr rhUttie. 'Address KUWAKD PIAITTH. Warblngtoo, X J July 9 tim WANTED. Crushed 9 lb..... SOAP Northern, ... SHINGL.t Contract, V i. Common, ft M L.. Cypress saps rv ..... Cypress bearta, M . STAVES W O bbl. M R O bhd. 9 K. Cyprens, V tiZi 00 ih 4S S Si tt m lt w rt i M ijsi 00 e I 5 a 1 10 & 40 2 o0 M 1 00 6 3 60 o0 (S.00 00 r0U tO (a OU UO 8 ( Oil W 1 30 8 Si 7.j (; DO 1 20 M 0 00 1 25 14 10 10Un 00 12 M 00 II (v n e nks PlJiW NEW IOKUOUSE. lock st, between Water and Front fts. WllmliiKton. N. C 11. II. J. AM KENS. Btay 14 2m Proprletur. CSO TO Ish anylhlni; l-i the A LLEN m u yon JEWELRY LINE, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ! : RINOS, ; ArE IT AD VEBTZSEJfESJS, X lie Post IS STRICTLY A RErOBLIClH PAPER Devoted to The Great Frinciples or the Na tional Republican Party, In accordant with the I'll 1 LA DELHI I A 1'LATFOIiM, ladrpr ndeot as Io Hen, Dot Not 7 as to Parlj, And will atlrtHatc th mcrr backbone on tbe part of the men who rlalas to belong to tmd party. 11 Will lo voted to rxf-o.lriK rotnn'tlott bercverunil. in'nny and all patilta. It will Ktaii'l up tot the' tiMid tt tut oi Noith Carolina, aud every nun aim lu dera the Old North Hlt will la cutldt-lrtl bcr.CBH'niy. iulll CUPS, Wo (hull jinn liaiu!. with IIt mw .4 North C roll mi to e-oc-ovi-v ltnnii;taiiKi UKAUELETS, may v 1-lf A GENTS. MALE sell Picture, ever)' where. .VXD FEMALE, TO Fourteen thous and retorted by one. W1h1 stents ray: "I can make more money In this business than I in on a 910,000 farm, all stocked." "Toar rietnres please everybody." "I re eel red talent, 4 Uldat'tlH tie'4 day." "Pictures recelTed, and more than half sold tbe 11 mt day. Send loo more," "Glad to find au honest picture dealer." Seven Tears fUblUbed. WHITNEY a CO -map2!-9ui Norwtcb. Coon. Port rWitaatatctaw, Jwly SO. MARHTll AliRIVED. Steamer Wave, Robinson, Fsyette- as B)aa m m m w vine, vt iiuaBts A jmrchto. . Steamer Worth. Worth. Fsyettevilk. iforiuK itonu. - i Steamer Jumper, Skinner. Fay ette- tiiw, tea Mruiar. Steamer- Northeast. raddiaoiL liat Ouwell, A II Vanr-lkkelen. Stmr IHxie, Jacobs, Saailkvillel O U I'arley Co. Ik ris, Iroa Qxeea. IloncooJ. 2S uays I rom fera, AJeiioasrt Uk, CIXJLKE1X Steamer Ware, llobesoa,' Fayette- aa . a a m m at vi tie, iviiiiaots oa AiarcnaaMa, Steaaver Worth, Worth, Fayrttcvilk. Worth ft Worth. , SUaaaer Jaaiper. Skiaaer. Favette ille. Vlck A Mcbaaa. V Steaaser Northcaai. rddjsoB, lVat CA.acll, A 11 Vaanokketen. , St awer IHvie, Jacob, SaiithtUW. OUtarJ ylW . ,J ... , ' ' I i ! lagaaapajPI nUK ROANOKK HRVS w a.' aM aa - an - It. twT. Mata. rm ar. 1 " ' k PLOTTS star ORGAUS & . w camtM uta excctio by rsawoai of Um wroecrai act or omfaaioai aforesaid of I tortW Im a4 rua4 i ao vaju rtjurTm. i it-aa I 1 1 n it iii , TALLOW . TIMBER Khlpplns, V M f at in jrrBie. v aiiij, lair M - Inferior fo Ordinary, V M. ... WHISKEY Northern. kkI. North Carolina, gl- 1 WOOL Unwashed, V a... Unwashed. t ... I 00 2 911 ... 60 8 - ...jo on ...no oo 8 .LI7 eo -13 00 ... S h0 i 00 I 00 73 ao 12S 71 m o mi ( 3 00 W no fa 00 "00 00 W fOOOO (all 00 wio oo W 8 00 M 5 00 2 60 as K) Office or City Clerk & Treasurer, CI'lY OF WILMIXC1TON, N. U. ) June 21tb, 1875. AN ORDINANCE QOXCFJtMIKU, CXIW8 AND CATTLK runntna at large. other NiiWK ni:r. HT.ni:T. RATES OF FREIGHT. To Nkw York. Crude Tarpon tine p bbl Prr .Stmr Tar bbl Hot Tu ntineV bbl.. urpenili Ko1n bbl Cotton v bale , PaaouU p baahel To PniLAnau-iiiA CrndanrpenUne V bbl xar m mm ..--.- 8U Turpentine V bbl Roain T bbl Cotton bale .. Cotton Uouda bair. liangu v nnkiici-.. Lamberw M i To BALTlaoaa erode TurpcatlBc ? bbl Mow oan RMIMK 1 Oi pian o.vi Ioum 2" HWt 0 7 tflf Tar v bbl HpU TurpeaUue p bbl- iioain ft mm. I mm star or.Giss Ara MNtajrt parlor ca-aaaa mm are ( aanfird. twftpwdwe aoltrtlfU with at tlWAkl l-LOTra. WaltVo.7. la NEWS FROM. TILS 'NATIONAL CAPITAL IU Dally ContLtr CaroaJclt I,taoaUj apac daily papre pbi yklrla, mm It ta raraMMnl tat i i la bt prfre of As arr Maw 19 tTceklr CaTcaieJt Oaataiaata main me raafrf m tat an. at aaeaiUM War tatmlPtfertaH aatd Uaa fraat taaaWtat Ma 4 aortal Maal aatd at tat uaiK . aa t Triaiaarj tu IV lb XaTyajad tm Aartrad- tV. at Um Barrsai mt Ed. at mm imm wit a tatyowaai wnh tmU 'WiawaiaaaiianalUtat tarn. I aaaeawtiM I n 1 1 1 1 w i A Tb W X 3 T riWMAaa. ' CHWanattf 1MUWTMI altatit ,.- Ta ai taawvaial A t aVaaVtaV ai'taaT aaViiarW f;a .trtara a.a i bm CXLaVOJtKUC ITBLIitI9rI mVP tXT. WAaoLUtvrux. tx c Cation p bale. I Van uta P oasbei Lambev w M To IUjrrrox erode Tnrpeattne p bbl Cotton 9 bale, PetutaU V bnahl La ruber p I IVr Hall, ing Vea-ael. . Uk it Oan.tt.xan. Ry the Hoard of Abler aien of the City of Wilmington. X. C. aa (oMowk KrcTPx 11. That any tow, or other cat tle of AST kixo, found runnlug at large, We L.tli s've Hie atr. Hl.fcM O I J 0 dIM 0 34 II KM 9 iu 0 tla 74 it w ooom ai - Ul owi sum 12a HKMs OWN on4 mwm au uonu ot klltM 0 i. him :u iaa oil klal9 iov on uMe iva oa within the corporal limit, of tbla city. U)ci, NaliliDll Slltl FofriRR NtH ahajl be impoasded by the City Marshal and lha owner requlrad to pay a fine of Ten (19) dollar beabrc the uun hall be relraaed. lit .11 illl'fc !ltr ti Irt till 9 mas 0 1 1 8 ec 2d. Any ordlaai.ee or part thereof eaw e so ou o M oniw e m 0 nkm 2 Oa I mm r 9 aw 0 ti 0 vim 0 ai tM Ta to eiaiM Sea om ean sm aa on- mn . a 2.im eea 13m M 11 4a 13 eoufltrtlBg BMTewttb, are bercby rrrell. The above ajrdlnanev of Aldcrtuea oa the doptrd by Ilia I A'Ckitriti Jlcuii.t 'J tLr .!.,' i.. ,Vi- hh day of Juo KV-and will ga I a to effect, am and after Mooday Jose rh HGK T. C.WlvV. CHy Clerk A Treat arer. . Innrtail to Oners cf Den. OFFICE r TREASURER CIJLLKCTtU. I , tatt. a ert irrrul iJold. BOHXY BARRET.' ' j;,Vftcaioaf, If C. April K, acTiwo. aaxataa t - , ... ; V ,.K . . lit -ifi 1U9 Cvvv or Viuuwm, X. I' ll MAY Vrrataad all KIM Ekrtuuiga aigjat oa tfartbera IIM iii. Iehaacc-udaaoai XorUMra r Bank xJif iddla lanorrr Stock ti ht nn naUoawl itaak. vruaalafioa ItaUdias tSKKk . ca NavaaaaUaaaaCH - . -.aa N C Poaaa tad cU-Caaa n l FbmLjbs I WZU i I - t-rt , it ' ! Wwr is M t m Ik feetal Ta. I to S C Iiallrt4 (2 WA W URRoaxUr rrvOoUlatm - - , ; fUaaloto CUy I I I ! 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The Wilmington Post (Wilmington, N.C.)
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July 31, 1875, edition 1
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