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y fintend at the Poiloffice at WUmiftg
uit, N. C, at Second Class Matter. '
Et-tlnvernor Wasbbourb ofMaioe,
dj.-.l a lew days ago. ;
J. l'n-ctor Knott, was nominated"
on Wednesday last, by the Democratic
toBveuiiou of Kentucky for Governor
rrc'Y ry Uiiandler, has returned to
U'"''"" from New Hampshire,
jw l baa he-n Attending his sick
in iln r. : '
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The 1'reMdent will leave Wasbiug-
s ion It New York on. Wednesday uext,
f.-ivh'ete (in attends the grand opening of
..the" Brooklyn bridge,
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Kx-fc'eualor Couover is now an assist
ant surgeou in tbe marine Hospital ser-
vice in Philadelphia. It is said that
lie h a splendid pbysreian, which we
believe to be true. But he certainly
was a failure a a Uuited .States sena-
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.New from Wheeling West Virginia
looks as' if 'Mr. Brown, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the third dis
. trict, has beat Hynder te Democratic
nominee: " Mr. Kenna, a -s Democrat,
w'a elected in this district last fall by
';; fjOfi majority.- This .will give a black
eye to tbe Mar's tariff for tevenue only.
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Ihe DemocratB haye "whipped 'em
' flirin " this time in We'st Virginia. The
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tide lii runniDg wun us. nuu ninu
' to cliange the course jof the tide?
'. Xttv' Obsrrrcr, ';.
As usual, Brother Ashe, you are hat-
looinir too soon. That district . went
.'..MO-Democratic in 1882, and now,
nly six inpnths after, it is claimed By
oiily'J'O majority, and it maybe Brown,
Republican, is elected. So we wouldn't
: "change tbe course of the tide.1'
IHlartlly Outrage.
Ralkiuh, May 10, 1883.
Kmi u u i'osr; The most outrageous f
ibe most cowardly usurpation of po
liticut power, the most henious wrong
ever perpetrated in this city, wa en
acted last night by the newly elected
so-called Democratic Aldermen, ex
ceptlng threeK wtio retuseil to co op
'.rate with the eight unscrupulous poll
ticiaiis who are Ibe authors of the
.".crime to which I allude.
. r 'there are five wards iu this city, un
" der the Democratic gerrymander, the
Had am' 1th wards, are heavily Repub
Hcau; ihe 1st, .Srd and 5th, are Deuro
; critic. The 3rd ward, polls the small
' -i u, l-ap,esenUJ -k fi i
Vdermen. The 1st and CtU! wards by
' three aldermen each, niyip the Demo
crats eleyeu, aldermen, to.six llepubli-
The two Republicau wards poll ue ir
ly or quite half of the whole number of
votes cast in our city. . . .
An i.ioptKin vim held in this citv on
u. Mnn.lav in this month, witluthe
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results above nameo, auu iut uni.j i
.h .,ti,. nw board of Aldermen
, j i . l. .K..j. ..'.-
were sworn in, iooa iucr bvi .i
. .;..;...,. in .h- ,,p,liiiirs. But
- 'f k'Vl 'v n v j- mm - a
three Democrats were opiHwed to the
reeloition of the present mayor, aud
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who were Dodd rueu.
Last uight the
bosrd met again, 'and after the proceed
logs of three previous nenwious wore
rfad aud approved - Alderman liwa
tkall submitted a resolution declaring
Mr.Stewait Ellison, Republican, ineligi
ble, becairte he was Janilpr of the gov-
ernmeob building iu this citsMr.
Vault's lVyle, Republican, was declared
iuefiWble. tsause he wai walchmau of
oaid building; Mr. James Hamlin,
i;
i'ubliv-an, was declared ineligible, be
cause be; was clerk in the postotlice ;
Mr. Jaa. H. Young, Republican, was
dfvlared inelible, because he was a
. -clerk iii the revenue department; Mr.
Am. in Hunter. Refublicao. was de
vlared incliciblt, because he was letter
H.
rttlierer lom the letter boie iu tbe
utv. At this stase el me .rocefuoK
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the entire Republican delegation, with
three 'Democrats, withdrew from the
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m-nn,. iMvtoe only eiabV aldermen
Wrmvuuwho proceeded to
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reelect the
' ptese-it jMsjor, W. H. lld, and other
tiiy omcers, tbe okl . eet. who are ob-
aoiio is to the majority of voters of thie
vity. Ibe board of eithl then pro
ceede.1 to make aMermen to till vacan
cies, and of course, they elected Denio-
crau to represent Republican, wanls.
aieui reprteenv -om-.-
Uow much further the political oet-
ses are to go, or-how much longer
raB-es are to go, or-now auca .oBr
th people wilt uietlT eubmU to beieg
i. . i twdiii.
i. . . al " tw. mitm f
callv. remains to be seen. The city or
Rail .k u Pahlan be alx hundred
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a..;.,r,i. a.l aiitl w have no ww-
eouUon. I fear, very aeriouaiy, tne
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our court refuse u givw pfywww
which the people will arai. demanu.
refaa. to dtUvtr an opialoaupooacwy
poliucar case whkh went throagh Ue
teguiar chanael to them. a.
Special Letter to The National
Repnbllemn.
" ; , . Richmond, May 12, 1883:
Hon John 8, Wise, congressman -at -rge-elect
from' Virginia; 061. J. S.
Browning, Jor. Cameron's private sec
retary; Judjgq Edmund Waddillr who
ii United Stalea district aiio ney for
the eastern distr ct of Virginia, and
one or two other well Known meo,
seated iu Judge Waddilt's oflico this
moroing talking over the recent de
cision or tbe supreme court in me
Richmtutd school board case, i he cin
versatiou turned upon the apprauli-
i g presidential contest.
You have traveled ibrougb rob
ably every county in the state,' and
have had an (jpjMiriuiiity ol ascertain
ing thj driftof public opinion in regard
to the comiug presidential contest.
TeH us something about it," said one
of the party.
When 1 was Uaveliog through tbe
state," said Congressman Wise, "I was
more interested in who was to be con
gressmau-at-largtL from Virgiuia than
who is to be the next presideut oi the
United States. A pleasaut smile illu
minated the countenance of the young
Virgiuia con resmau - and his ej;cs
sparkled with satisticdon. I satisbed
myself that Mr. Massfy would neither
be congressman'-at-large nor president,
and! am still euggett endeavoriu o
convince others of that fact."
"But still you have your notions
about the presidential outlo-jk," .inki
yqiir correspondent, interrupting.
"Yes, I have," said Congressman
Wise, "but they are very vague and
undefined as-yet. - It is impossible to
forecast either the '"issues or the candi
dates." . . . V
' "What do you think will be tbe
leading issues-' r
"It looks tome as if parties were
drifiiog back to the position tney occu
pied fifty years asso, when ' Clay and
Sargeant ran as advocates of the Ame
ricau system. Iu other wt rds, it-loofcs
to me as if. Ibe country, having abau
doned the passion issues, is dividing
off into parties, o. of which advi;iies
a national (tolicy uf inip"ove&ieiu, tar
iff, subsidizing shipping 4oV regaiu our
inaratimt) iuQoortance.l coulroilitiK Hie
currency and fiuanc, relieving and
aiding the Mississippi valley, aud gen
erally applying tbe national power and
wealth upon a liberal construction of
the nattonai idea o( a iiatioual aggran
dizement. While tbe other suit o u
tends for a limited, aud re-itric e!
tional policy, the chief recomineudi-
tirtn of Iwhich shall ba ecou-iiuy and
the non-interference nuu nou exercise
of federal power, save as is abvilutely
necessary.
Without elaborating tb is idea or
further pointing out tbe uitiereu; re
sults which would flow from tbe su
premacy of either of these theories, it
seems plain to me that one thejyiil
shortly become the rallying cry of the
i .ri: The Utter theory is Ue
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remnantof theoldsutes' r.ghtsdocirine.
it tritimnhikd in the first cDntest. and
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will be defeated in the next. lTie ne
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ceasity ol auopuuK mau iuBl; .u .
to perpetuate " '
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.'rA nothing fcr 11. but. OU UU
n,.'ir. rx ih need of a natiouttl
policy of protection and jsuccor
i Mculiarlv the tase in Virginia
This:
Old:
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M.rr nl lh west iWHU niS AUIfllUllll
system would have: swept Virginia like
a whirlwind fifty years ago il the Vir-
ffiniaushad not been slave owuers auu
afraid to give too mucu w uuuiii
i,t- nf national supremacy, r.tcu m
the days of slavery her stales 'rights;
positions were always ioreeu upuu u
. s.
I h. .Uverv and the relation wbich
it
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Knt hntwtaen her and her 'sister slave
aUtes. Tb-dav, standi ug with slavery
abolished, with all her uope oi me iu
itirlvinc in the development of ner
raanufacturing 'resources, her! "people
i..h . Iitil tir r federal auoremacv
lnn..l..n;.n. .n.t biffh hoiMW
ma 4 cuu.j . .iii.""! - o .i I
of aggrandizement irom ine iriumpn
ot the American system iovolving pro-
tectioo and restoration oi commerce
The utes right theories have rerj
I .;.. I u-h , ahocks atvu ioa oi ire-
-"TI TkI ....r ,.... a that thv
L T - popular and caplita-
j y,- M they.were in their first contests
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l ibe ruuoi an m n ia .u .?
I .Li.. IkIkmii a hnuil
apprvacuft v.. ,
ani narmw cvniiruvuoa oi irurm
power uf those who advocate iu liberal J wejdin- tbe pjty repaired" to he resi
and United exercise, respectively, the 1 , .... , - -nl
advocate of the former will have a new
Held of converts nefer opened to ineui
before in all the territory wnere slavery
fosaierly exuted, in which .the people
Mi Pre to manuuevaiioR or cv;
-.n 1 . or fe the need of
.. fhat urritory 1 deairnat
.u, 5or
BOrthefn loraia,irWthern
toVia BOrthefn lorau,irthern
Lod weeterj , AUbaa. .JTfJf
I ...i iaat bat mot laast. Louisiana. . aii
bat LouUlaaa will unite la a natioaal
I o fM7? . - ,k . nt
v It, B1..
I i .hh. Louisiana, althoot
i iMuinr av wt.vi-
oow hoeW weory u witnu
um. rm be made emthnaiasucally tu
i v"7 7. 1' .- .Vi .HMa thai tha
k tkll NHT UUl IU UVa
. o- j- atroni e.oh aad
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the next ' contest which boldly pro
claims, as to its leading tenet, the su
premacy, of national power, and as in
cident to that supremacy not only pow
er to rule, 'but power to sae, to de
velop, and to baud up. Under" that
general declaration it should announce
as its lead mg purposa federal suprema
cy in currency aud finance, a system of
iederai protection to American indus
try, and determination to regain and
establish our commercial importance
eveftrby a large expenditure of federal
wealtp, restore American, oottomry, and
regain oui'iost carrying trade, especially
in &outh America, and a liberal ex
peudilure of jfederal money to reclaim
tlie-drowne! Lied of the Mississippi
valley, and control aud direct the over
Hows of tha AlissUsiippi river
these are a few ot tbe tbiugs wnicn
I believe to be tbe winning ideas in the
approacbing presidential contest.
Which party will 'adopt ihem or
whether "either will have the nerve to
utaud upon them remains to be seen,
l am cautident, speaking for my state,
that she would give a trluaiptf aut ma
jority fur such a platform.
STATE
J be colored press couveutiou, of the
atale will come oil" in Wilmington, July
&th, 1S.S'., ' j
Tbe NoNh Mate with its usual mod
esty, claims Ciieensbro as the "hub"
ol the utatfi. . i
Col. Ktogb says thtre will be uo
jury ttiai.4 tit ihe Oh.trloUe, IS. C, U. S.
Distric- Court, for waut of niuucy to
pay ibe espeiihe. Jj
"A druukeu uiiu b the mine of B.
Slateu, cnue near killiu a lotuf co:
ored men at Wadtsboro oir M inJay
latt;' he tired :t thsm, but some one
koockfd up the gun aud saved tbe
crowd r
Co.. Jubn W. Litis, died very gut
deuly a. hii Iwiuh -s in Whiteville, Ci
luiubus cvunty, on lhursday last- He
was' a lawyer of pruiniuence, and wals
01 years age.
. (iharlo.Ue is becoming a dangeroub
place, according to tbe Journal-Ubjcrtzr
er';i account ihe crimes. Murders',
roooene, iiguisHuu ciiuiug scrapes ar
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as toinmoii" as ibty are, or used to h
at i'lve l'uiina, New Vtirk.
The cuinuieiiceuieut cierciscs .
Ziou Wesley : Institute, Sitisbury, u
which itev J. O. i'ricj is President
will lake place Juue Olb. Bishop Jones
is to deliver inc. ;ul ireas and a graud
t'uie i-'xpcoich Aru-o I'retbyleriaii
ijji, towustuaii, Henry .C. Dockery
lisij., trtiiirued iioui l'exas l'uesdayt
tawrujuig. He 'bad a Very picusaut tripj
aud iluuki well ot the Lone &tar
blatw. Mr. K. Ij. Steele, Jr., wuo ac
c.iuipauiel him, remained in Texs
aud will prooaoiy visiu mrnuj uciuiw i
she retdrrs. Spirit of (hi Solh:
Wei notice Staples in 3atleud-j
ance alt4'ourt this wek. He is promH
ueutly men'tioned us the Democratic!
candidate To'r (.lovirtmr, in 1S&4 We
hope the lleyublicans will nominate
the Uou. W. S. O'B. llobiiison, of
Way lie, as the Ooi's. competitor. Mr
linbinson is a c;eni-leman of fiuc abuityj
and is one ot the best talkers iu the-
state, and is "popular wherever be Is
known. What sav our .friends id
- ibinsou. for Governor id
18S4- mVl,,y,t fibica
Ycsterdry Re?.' 11. M.. Tuppcr re
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coiveu a urairur .t,w . iUV ."l5k "
.Liliiiixiu oi a betiuiMt ol to.uw to
haw University by M-. .Iudoo Wadd
Leonard, of Hampden, Massifchusetls
Ue wa, a brother ol Mrs. H. M.Tup
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ier. ami was ine iuuuuci uv
known 'a tb" "Leonard Medica
School" at the h.iw University. Ibis
building, which ! is .elected on tbe acre
af 1ml iu rear vt the old It-tveruor a
luansioir jriven oy mu i:, uui.uib
as one the hnds.Mues. school buildiurt
in the Jtateaad of a siyle ol architect
lure entirely new iu this part ot the
COUhlrv. - A" kJ ('.""w rt 'f r.
Mr. 11. V. Hurkbituer, ot .v utuing
ton,.N. C, was luarneU iu this city
vesterday afternoon, at b0 o'clock, to
Miss Kioiae, daughter ol lr. ii- V
IVruheiiu. The bridal couple were at
tcudtd at tbe altar by lt. Clarence
Kiorcace iWroheim. brother
and sister to t w bride. Dr. Bernheini
ar formed tlr teremoov. After U
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i suvet. unr -
Uv h h.cku were ce.eoratea. a aw
I CoU),le lt,a u5gbt tot WU
,rr,int. f-i.h themilo their
kingtou.
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future how by U a the
hgrpie-t wi,hes of their larje
frie0J$ itt , bsrlott. Hay Pa
the sea the best and
circle ot
ffieoj$ itt h4rlott. ilay p.-cepentr,
e 4ml t.ppioea be their, through
h 1 W e are miaesiea w rr iov-
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and dinars wnn ot cy
I tvAu.i. bada.i rroa deainnx to
parchas will addrasa us throosh the
postoCce- The person mariag uie
Urre.4 cash ofet will get thm, they
art a apleadid taveMmeoU
Addreea W. I CAJtAtut,
Wilmingtoa, N.C
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Daniel Howard to quite alck.f '
Look out for sicka afUr 'thw cool
weather. . - .
The letter carr0rj8tem'ia working
splendidly. ... Ay: '
Marshal Hill was pn Ut city again
on Wednesday laau trs- 'n t -. .-itx
incursions seem to- be the order of
ie day. CbAlU afterwaid; 7l j V
See ad. of Baalaaa Fuller, manager.
of a Minstrel CtorJaay', Tlle,Jale8,.'
St Stephens' ,A;M. E. Church bast
camp meeting some miles', below ihe
Miss Bradley echool will close for
the session on Friday, the first day of
June.
Hon. E, W. M.k-yU8ed tbro
our city ou Friday night, on his way
south. .''"'-" ' X. ... ' '
Samuel Edens, who shot Henry Ev
aos is in jail,' and wilt be examined
next week. ' v ' ' 1
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The basement for the Dawsou store
will soon be excavated, and work ou
the wall commenced.
Th Wilmington y district conference
of the M. E. Church will mettwiite
yille on Thursday next. :- r
The National Memorial-Association,
will have a meeting at Col.. Brink's
office to-morrow afternoon. ; , I
We know a man who will bet the
Slur one thousand dollars that the pojH
ulatlon of Wilmington is 21,000,1 '
The Directors of the Wilmingto",
WrigbtsviHe and Onslow Railroad
Company, meet in this city on Thurs
day next. .' I
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The C Mitiaui. 10 grade the Point
Caswell and Clinton Railroad, has been
given out aud the work will commence
at once.
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Tb- who who want good clothes, a
good lit, made in me latest atyie, nu oi i
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the bt goods, anonia ceriainiy see
ur:.i! i 1 1. r 1 J 1
vv i.iiam nyncn colore nuyiog
Wnere. .- I
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Hon. Alfred M. Scales of Greensboro, I
aid Walter L. Steele ol Richmond, mre I
spending a pleasant time at Col. H. B. I
Shoit's, at Fleminglon, fishing hunt- I
hunting, &cl T ' '' , j ',' I
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xne stocKnotucr o in v iihiukwd i
g r. . : . - Jgif. . A I
Ct W. Williams, Donald McBae, Jaa.
H. Chadbourn, J. W. AtKinson, nenry
A. Burr, C. P. Alebane, . Isaac iiaies
auu aici. u(jiuui.
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w Mil attAntinn tn tha advertise-
ment. in this" issue, of Messrs Brunhild
Rro... PeoDle who have roods worth
selling always advertise ihem. When-
ever amerchant is afraid to advertise he
k.. nn mtthktiw'rvtiAda bnsin ess.
or the judgment to keep the foods
ua uw ' v 1- . .
worth-Kallinr." O 4 1
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lr. 15. E. Burma, President oi; tne
1-irst JNaUonai cans, 01 mia city, is
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building a very handsome residence on
Third street, between Ann and nn
ureeu. tnu aiii. viun u kviuk mi
one immediately adioininr that of Mr.
Burruss. Mr. Forshee, of the firm of
Kenan A Forshee, intend haying a res -
idence erected on Front near Nun stt.
We congratulate the gentlemen on
their rood iudgmenU, s
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Hon. Jos. H. Neu, left lor A-ennsyl-
vania on Thursday morning last, on a
short business4 Tisitj We hear that
M r-Neffs father-in-law laa a tract of
land in rennsjUani which ia likely to
turn out a bonanza. Oil hae been die
covered on the land, aad they propose
soon to co u mime amklnjc' wells and
seeing what can be doae it that di
rvclioa. W nope ye to hm of our
friend Nf fl striUBt "ite." there ido
man woo we had eoooer see save a bp
tune thae Mr. WeC He k ihfj
touled gooa uiwv, ana wu owgouu
news lor tn m aw w w mwm-
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ceedsd in e oil raiacenv -
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Vt r Stole, y ', I -1 wealth and lnxnry, the development
35 reward for ooi Flaina, hehaa0f natural science, and tjbe lofiaeoce
either beea loat or eome ahxrr has
chap aaa greaa aeaww ,
hM safety, we near bs wh cu
tak tha train on Tnttreoay morainr
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Trr. ? T
uavus roaw oee.
will be paid to any one who will briag
kim back, or arrest aad Foster him aa-
tm w. eaa eoaaa tl Hi mat
naxucaujrry aa.veeei www mm
eta are lutsa
Ubiea arooai uh traa, howerer, that
tbe Ehta ! USt e babr, lad
ahoaldbe tk of txile all
or rneada ajb. till he k a ti
ll o5 aad ftataU yai
to hear frgsa ila .
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The little daughter of Rev. C. M.
Payne, died at Winston" a few days ago.
Gen. Newton, who was made Presi
dent of the society of the army of the
Potomac, waa placed in nomination by.
General S- F. Manningof this cityT
Thanks to Messrs, H. L. Coble,
chief manager, and J. SI. Sikes, chief
marshal, for an invitation to attend the
commencement of Trinity College June.
14th, next.
- Gen S. H. Manning, was expected
-home last night from Washington, D
C., where he has been iu attendance on
the meeting of the society of !he army
of the Potomac. j .
HMr. Stacy Van Amringe, has gone
into the auction business, he will sell
real estate and other property, when
possible, in lroat of tba Court House.
Mr. VanAmringe is one of ihe best
tatkclioners in tbe state.
Hon. W. S. O'B. Iiobiosou, tis, pre
paring for the session of the Circuit
Court to be held at Raleigh. We had
the pleasure of meeting him a few days
ago, and he ia looking well aud as full
of energy as an erg ia of uc At. , 1
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Mrs. Kaight, tli8 belovei irile of
Capt. JamesTTnTght, Master of fratrsT
portalion ol the W. ft. W., and the W.,
C.& A. R..R., died v?ry sudd?ofy of
heirt disease u Wed.. csdsy la-t, the
funeral" t tok place oil Friu ty morning.
Sew' Hotel.
There seems to he a ' r'air proipcut of
raisiug.a 6ufhcieut aiu-Kiul ol mouey to
build auolbcr bottl ui this city. A
committee has charge ol the matter,
aud wesuppose tbeif.ji!c wiii be given
a chance to say w hether they vwiut to
invest or u.U
A Mtrangc ami JIh rl ling Hrenw!!
In There h Spirit Vorld?i
A remarkable dream or preternatural
visitation recently occurred in Lquis
ville, Ky ; Mr. V. E. Morera, a gentle
man well aud favorably j known about
town, ou retiring for- the; night, l'oeliug
unwell aud uervous was very rrstless
iu his sleep, bill seemed (o himself to
be wide awake and in full control of
l:b . .V.,orUi ... i.; .
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j...- showin:r hitl ,. ,kmin
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numhpr fiinim:(n(l:n hint Ifi iitif.Ain
it from the lottery aud theu vsnished
The dreaui was so stirlliug as to fully
awaken him, and although one who
never believed iu, lotteries or upheld
them, yet try as he would he could uot
haka (iff the vision ir lrrrL Lhn ii'.im-
i
u--. l , k.. i.:
. !, ! asked for a ticket with
n8mbers 0f hi4 dream I ou it. For
i tlln,teU the number was unsold and
his ticket given him. -Tne; drawing
I was soon to come oil and .so uervous
and excited bad be become that, al
though airainst n is priucip.e-s no uc
J termined to witness it, aud strangely
I enough, he saw bis number drawn
I from the wheel and the handsome
1 .. '.-I
priae of $5,000 was bis. Was this sim
plv a coincident? Who can lei:?
I Next drawing tates piace in LAunrviiie,
K M . . r jwi"DriZM. aiuountiu":
i '
lQ jii2.400. Whole Ticket osly 1
Addres II. M. Coardmau, L ubviUe,
,
Tbe June number oi me .ri
I Auru:aH liccu w oi.cm with an ariicic
1 by Joseph Nimuio, jr., bief of l.e
treasury bureau of tatitic,ou'Ainer-
J lean Manufacturing Interests, in which
lis eieeo a singularly lull and instruc-
I live historical kettb ol Uie rise a.hd
f manufacture in tbe United
p wilh - Terv effecuvc
glates,
presentation of their preseut oudiUou,
and .'f Ibe agency of UriS legislation
in promoting diversified industries and
encouraging the invenuve g?uiaioi
the people- Should this author's advo-
cacy of pioectire legislation- prove
dutasteful, the reader finds tbe uccded
corrcctiTe in an article by lue Hon.
U' M SnriBfer. on "Incidental 1 ax-
i . which u ao ttct tt fvtt of
nm p. c tJiimaa, lreident ol
- . nODkin Univeraity. -rites of
. .p. AanexU of Collece Traiu
l . - aff-cuJ br the i ccreae of
1 0f a larger reIi,ou liberty, ward
xkibited la the machlaatroos of tbe
w i aioamiUsU against a Lneodly rower,
l ia diartJd ol to oo:i-t;nj oi act-
I kaa neutrality. Prof. Iaac L. Etc
en- of -Herbert Wi
i ... , .f j- ..ii .-j
I hliemx mcitmce. and Cbri:iae Jiiloa
coatribatea "A Few Words about FaV
Ik Sagiag." naAUT, there b a tyae
1 lkA mmm aid, the Je- Dr. J. 11. Isct-
I tk mmm aij. tie Uv. Dt. J. U. Lsck
w a kaa as aa cpf; U the
etage, and o ifc otter, Je.atsu?
auaagar. and WuUaai Wiaue, dra
sagxjc cntc ct a aia)er, t-i a
rabUahcd at J) Laisyef ec.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-.
H. BRUNHILD Ji BRO.,: ! t
Distillers, Wholesale Liiiior Dealers
ASO 1'KOrRlETORH OF TH
CHASMON cigar factohy,
WILMIKCTOJI, v
HICRU BRUNHILD J BROS,
M AN U FACTURERS OF. ALL KIND
OF FINE ' ij I
CIlKWIKCi TOBACCO, ,c .'
NAV18 ASDTfflTS,
. may ao-tf ; : ...j .. ' , ,. i U
WILLIAM LYNCH,
1 - the - - :X
Tailor and Clothier,
TTAS A Sl'LENDlD AStsOttTMENT
uf y-jr-.u
Doeskins an 'I : ,
Broadcloths,
A M t It IC A S Ai I I n PORTED,
Which be will cut and make to order,
in tbe latest styles.
SHlilnrtioii C3nnrnuteel.
tore north side of Princess street
near tront. . f--- may zt tl
Proposals. ! ,
OFFICE CL'aTOM HoUBEv
WILMINGTON, K. C, Mar, 13th 18s3.
gKALKD I'liOfOSALS to supply subsist
ence ituil misceUaueous 'supplies for tbe
Marino Hospital at this port, tor the year
ending June Jioita, jssi, will be received at
tue oiace oi me burguon-in.cuarte at uie v.
H, Custom House, until noon of the 2stli
any oi May, in:. Hcbeduleb will be irr
uished iiihu application at this office. Tb
L mted at iU reserves tbe right to reject
any or ail bids.
i'.y direct lou of the Supervising burgeon
Oeueral,
Aiurax
IKW1N.
V. A. Surgeou
Hosplta:,
V. 8. M. H.
H., In cliarre of
- luayliot
ac;i:ms wanted
FOlt THK j
tIljiiS XIJXKj 9 IiauUli,
I?
riClUlttKIKD. 'liy ItEV. H. W-.MOIt-
KIS. 1: l). Th r mildest obfoct of CreaUon
i-. tUc SUN. Centre oti-Jle. Heat, Attrac
tion and Chemical Action. - Its- nataral
wouders and spiritual teachings are alike
tunrve oiiN, and make a book -of absorbing
and iotcase interest. Tha graat problem
of the Material Universe unfolded and 111 u
tratedi Mature itaowa to be a Revelation
ofUod in the noblest and most perfect sense.
Highly commended. "Every fact of nature
is made to repeat wot laaaoa of His goa
pel. ' N. V. kvangeJistt. "Both aclenune
and devout." Iter. A. C George, D, IX,
Chicago. "A startling revelation eoncero-
tlve.- Bishop Jaggar. of Ohio. It nIU fart
and pleases ail. Address, J. C. McCUHDY
A cy.. l'hliadelphlaj Fa.; Onclanatl. p.;
cnieago, j il; or u iouib, ai-i,
may VI -ax
LOW T1KS N D SLIPPERS
rfc Ol'FKU Gilt AT VARIETY OK
Styles and Makes
I N LOW TI ES AN U SLIPPERS FOR !
ilENTLEMEN AND LADIEss
' WEAR.
U ol Quality,
Kasy Fitting, and
Iw"lou, iu Fricea.
V'all i airl examined.
R. KKKMCI1 t SONcL
uiav tf.
D. A. SMITH, .
: ,o. ....... . .;',1
M ANUFACTUBER ail DEALER IK
I FUENITURE
' ' .
U.M3 XiiltCU FUUMT HfUKKT.
TlieUiot kul iltihi?iael
I ALWAYS ON HAND.
' ' 1 y . : :;.. , I ,
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Ward's WMto Lily Soap
Laandry A Teirft UiC.;
rr vjk AWTAT wrrM! ' " .. r
. i : . . ';.-- A. - ' "-.
i . '. '' . i' '
WAUBOARD 3 AND IWtLERi
AMjtXiSrAlSa SO KuaMX IU
IT 11 Hi- IM D tlTllK IB
HOT OR t OLD WATl.lt-
j . rc, jBi " te
,
aa4 labae, aad W
- 1
- 4
Urn ir.l i Civet its ia th cwaatry.
,:yrf ak by ' yj
- s
If
ADttlaX A VOIAUU,
iarrs.;
r OEEKA: HOUSE
mohday may 2 jst.
James' Minstrels.
ADM I8SION S3 aad S3 tEXTX.
' -' f B.'MFUliLER,v Manager. ' '
. may 23 It -... , s -
;'W'Wr..4WI3'S
I
-1-
r.KyrtKK rAC-filMTLC-PremuMt Ltu
-iiS AM whlMraa slack srcni4.
Tlrnmrr nT trru mho ttwp to
rtlT4TIOIV. trMTITCTIOTorWORTII
tw4i which yteM Onm m LARMKIt
lROF
IT. Noae are ccaala wltkoat the
't3T:
S A F E . J3
H, M. WARNER A O., Rorbeater, Jt.Yi
may U If. i
Commissioners Sale!
BY VIRTUE Ot' A DfcCKEK OF THK
Superior Ooart ol New ltanovar Coun
ty, utade in a civil actlou paudlng iu aaid
Court, wherein., Ada MrClammy aj Admtu
Istratrlx of lUeliard McClainiiiy waa Flaui-
tttr, audCato McClatumy and otlirni were
Defend an U. - ,Th undersigned. CommU
ioner appointed by said decrae, will on
Friday. I Ch of Jane. A. D. lss-Lat thal-ourl
I I2m..o0erfor sale by rublic Auctioa tbs
nous vooria toe uity oi wtisaingion. at
iv vi auva v mmiu niiuniat. i m auu
being In tb City of of Wilmington, and
IaI mm wl At" iaa.1 cl( nala.1 lin 1
bounded anil described as follow: Begin
ning In the western line of Ktghtn, Btreet,
at a point & feet Bouth lroat its intersec
tion with Die Una of South aide of Swauii
Btraet, running thence Routli wilh the liu
nf the aald West side of ;Kigbth street, l '
feet aud 6 inches, tbent-e Wet !S feet an
iaoliei, thenu North 4'1 feel and 6 tnebe.
thence Kaxl W feet aud 0 ioches to th-We-tlineof
Eighth Street, trie bectnnlne.
ing part of lota 1 and 2 on Block ac
cording to the official plan of sld (aiy.J
Terms of aaleone half caab. ballaac la
six months with tntrel from day of
sal. . MAK8DKN BKI.LAIiY. .
lawlunl Oomtulaoncr. .
Dial iJ v.. vli.. ---
HAWOVKft ooaitrT.
. .. - "
Sci'eriob Oorait
Nancy Cowan Vs Fraaci M
Thomas 11. Wright and others..
Moorift,
rpiIIS action W brought by tbo abovt
aatned Plaint! fl again. t the above named
Defendants for the conveyance to Uie Plain
Ufrrrom.UaebalrsofJoaheati.Wrtght.de. ceased, and Uie heir of Label la Samp."",
deceased, of the real estate, or of any ioter
wi which they may have or claim la' cer
tain premises artuaied In tne City ot Wil
mington, County and Wlale above-men-Honed,
and which aredoacrlbed in tliPconi
plalaL,aud to quiet fhe title to tbe aM
premise. The LetcolanU Frank 1. Voung
and hit wife Kmraa W. Yooog.- ara htreby
noltflvJ aud r julrcd to appear at tha next
term ol the Superior Court; of, the aald
county of few Jlaoover, lobe bol4 at Uc
Cor tllousc. Itt tne said City ut W tfiiitni:ton.
on the 1 ilb Mooda- alter the ll Mntulsr in -March
A. L. l, aud defeud tu kaid trUOB.
tiivcn under niy band this 21 day of April,
A..I'.l!H
SL VaNAMKlNOK.
; Clark ot noperiof Court
april'a ; , '
ROOK LIME
n tttii.ijNtr.),UKiv:,v
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Uisco.DH un Lirgf LsK
.- Ad4rM.
NEW ADVJ
ffn
rnV.st t tiaxii .' 'I'
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c r .-A lioaky I wtjii, N.C
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Spilitf i Wltsatagu. S.t, '
MRS - S. J. AVANT'S,
BOardini; House.
Hawaet lktara4a4Tyaa '
Wilaaiagsost. J. Ua.
I
pr waa, f eB.'
riU.
GHAS. KLEIN
t ndcrtalscr and Ctlnrt
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