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WIMIINUTON, I. C.
Monday. September 15th, 1873.
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Carpet BiurcqgB f f
We have heard so much of ihc norif
'scnsleal cry of " carpet bagger?," that
ywc have compiled a few facta for the
rights of citizenship in any of tntf States,
but North Carolina soli la 'so sacred tliat,
men from other StaU-af they, happen
to be Kenublicans--ai'd triage to feel
that they arc not welcome. ; JsoTV lettw
see what the ecru us of 1870 informs ua.
These figures are reliable, and cannot'
be ridiculed away. The following table
gives the number of inhabitants born in
North Carolina, but living in ; , ,
New York, N. Y...
Philadelphia, Pa ..
IJrooklyn, X. Y
....".167
455
Z 133
123
.... 511
.... 15G
.... 161
.... 818
12
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319
11
154
St. Louis, Mo .'.
Chicago," 111
Ualtimor Md .....
Boston, Mass .... ........
Cincinnati, Ohio
New Orleans, La
San Francisco, California
Uunalo, New lork......
Washington, D. C........
Newark, New Jersey...
Ixnilsvllle, Ky.....;
Cleveland. Ohio
140
Pittsburg, Pa . '22
Jersey City, N J ;; -B
Detroit, Michigan ..: t
Milwaukie, Wisconsin....'. 6
Albany, New York '25
Providence, R I V)
Rochester, New York...
Alleghany, Pa...
Richmond, Virginia....
' T T t t
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380
iww iiavt'u, ionn
Charleston, N C , ,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Troy, New York
KyracuRe, New York
Worcester, Mass ,..
TiOwell, Mass..,,
Memphis, Tenn T..
Cambridge, Mass
Hartford, Conn
Scranton, Pa
ReadingJ'a ij....
l'atterson,N J
Kansas City, Mo
Mobile, Alabama
Toledo, Ohio ...
Portland, Maine
'olumbus, Ohio
Wilmington, Delaware
Dayton. Ohio
4
J..... 'Zii.
.199
,.....'ii
7
..... in
2
11
...... mr
W2
6
10
101
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.27.
W
y
131
18
u
Lawrence, Mass
Utica, Now York ...
'harlcstown, Mass
Savannah, Georgia
Lynn, Mass
Fall River, Mass
T
Total '. ...'....8,007
tSow Jet us sec now manyortn'vlJar-
Into the Htates and Territories. . There
Were living in
Alabama "V-J)
Arkansas 18,41
California 1,:W
Connecticut 110
I )elaware -Ifl
Florida (!,717
(ieorgia 'Jifsrs
Illinois ...1:,U1
Indiana 2i,79!)
towa 5,1)90
Kansas.. 3,012
Kentucky 12,877
Tjouisiana 7,2S:
Maine
Maryland -f!W
Massachusetts... 7'i
Michigan ""W
Minnesota 4.W
Mississippi 7,011
Total
,: . .. 1. .
Missouri X h lff,7&
Nebraska ......... S41
Jeyaila .c. JJ,L
ew'jereey:..... n
New York i.... l,i:i
Ohio.........: l,N!'l
flro'cton ... J j7
Pennsyrvanta .f ' 1,M 1
Rhoae island... mi
south Carolina ,2Wj
Tennessee....;.; ol ,1 1
Texas..... 18,(V
Vermont.. ii
Virginia lfl,8tfj
West yirgtiito..
Territories 1,125
..'h..; ".307,302.
o wo see that there is the vat num
ber of 307,'02 persons, bxyn' )i '$ih
State, residing within the TMted States,
who could be as pnperly illctT carpet
baggers as those dwelling vithin North'
Carolina's border. . Here i an.arruy
of uiiaiiswcrablofigiifo Q thccri
try to examine. . We could textend'tho
statistics to profession's and trades, vbut
this will buflice. When H js.remember-
cd that the signers of the Defaratiori of
Indejcndeuce for tins htalc were car-
pet baggers," and not one of them a
native North Carolinian, are not by
any means sure that pfhc tcrrrtjiT"be
construed to one of reproach. The
"signers" reprcscntinNorth Ca'ndiria
on that memorable occasion were-1 Wil
liam Hooper, born in "Boston; lassr;'
Joseph llcwcs, born in Kingston, N. J
and John Pcun, born in Caroline .ciipj'
ty, Virginia. 3Iassachusetts, whicli m
so reviled by some of the editors irj trnsv
Btate, furnished ten of .the signers, and
- Virginia eight. Wo regret to .say that'
no native North Carolinbn'pbiQcd Jiis
name upon ttltat dci jihstrtfmcnt.-
Those were the gool?xrid daya -tvhen a
man was welcome, ..ViiWutiectiQnAt
difference. While the Democrats are-
repining for tlm "days of our,fatheTs?,,
and the "Constitution a'ifc wastlct
them remember that'in' those good old
days there was ndnol ofthts olih;'!isi-
tinction, and every mau, laboring for
the countn, was welcome. "A
Some statistics of lunacv, iust nub
ished, show that by far tha larger Vpoti
tion of women who losd their rjQasoa are
widows, while a vcrv small fraction of
those who go mad arc wnrfe; ; In view
of this fact, we entreat our vounsr readers
who contemplate bwoMinff widcrvra' to
pause and reflect be foxe they tAktcj
nincxi luii-uiciis ucu icrriuic resuitsd
No woman can regard these statistics
with the serious consideration, tothich
they arc entitled, and then?dliD'eratlv
accept the Proposition to become a vtidi
ow. it will be lar wiser to strive earn
estly and energetically to enter that state
of single-plessedness which brings peace
of mind and fewer chances of loss of
feason.
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benefit of these nhrickep? . u c have
alwavs claimed 'that a citizen tof jme1
tatc, under the, coiLitUdoil, liad (He
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RALEiGilJ NI OTBcftt. B 2 lsrS.I II
w aKe is quiei no ngnis, muraers or
stirring event.s to report but it may be
of interest to some of your readers to
tret an occasional news letter from the,
capital of this quiet old State, the pov?
liticalhfiadqunrttxs,
;AV? call this the CityaL 04iks,aplra
Mker ii struck withltfe1 JpT?ro$Satt?-
feLwc pay ventre jhjCcrtion ijiat
in ii ).cit on thw continent doctha
9rranJ ild criant of the forest crrow t&
jui perfection as in Raleigh.' '" ' T j
-The spirit o&iislt5J13Teiaent is rife in
our midst, andln?eTCryua1rtefri3i&
stores aqu reiucuccs-iirij4-uiii uujh,
Vtt. 1 A i 1. r-l.ntin nvn 1
latter fac,wo found cmr hops of V keep,
itg orribdl oiit tlic'miry clay' dtirih
PS winter. ? r bxiultlr
' i The oltl Post Dtlicc shantv, which has
been an "eyeSore "to. .the fastidioua for
years! hois teen mo ved about forty f$Mi
' i i 4 .. . . . - r-.Qiuji
to the Coilrt House square, and prepay
rations are being made to cbmmehce
the strjicjtufeT6f tTIiiitedStitesinrt
Room ai$d Post Office.1 Conjectures ttfe
iiow beuig maiJO as to when it jwili be
nnisnea; ana . me guesses, lor tiiey,. ary
nothing j elsci Yary from one to" three
jeata wUen the,.i?caps.to.ne of tiicicojj
tier.-"' is! place in position, but-the
iiouse-mtoy er who Jby the .way befpngs
to the ;S mith family says large 'tidies,
inoislpwly, .we. qannot calculate tho
time; That the work, is begun we know,
ind that it'will be finished we believe,
but further this depqnentayeth no r
The capitol, too, is being very ' mueli
improved, and the grounds of tftePub
c" Square were never better kept.u
under the nresent. keeper, all of which
migh,t be recognized were he of another
politicaj way ofr; thinking. Under the
paint and scrublnng brusji,'inuch, of the.-
.accumulated iuth is: disappearing, anJ
tevveiytliing assuming a neat and tidy
a'ppeafjlnce. Raleigh'tt7fbe K-cUy,;tfi
eloquence of Cicero (Harris) in dubbing
it Wake C9urt ETouse to tlje conttary'
notwithstanding. . . ;7 ,a ' l !
R.'A'. Shotwcll, the kuklux prisoner,
who 'has been in prison at Albany, X.
and the hero of many grand iioqucnf)
serio-cpniiCy Tlivnatic editorials irr''the
Ninwatod Sentinel, arrived on the H.':Sc
'Gk'ftR, .this afternoon'atid is stopping
at'hje Yarbrough irouse. The A;of
o-day, ifteir a characteristic editdriatof
more than halt a col.Qtnn, elomicnuy :)
asks.' ' f' Who had not rathcrTjc'R. A.
ShotWfcl so copdemneds6lrhpf)nd,
so maria61ed,iin a felon's, t cell y fluiiiVt6'
brcsttli! tjjeatr Of freedom loiht!Vyith
the prieie" of honor 1" . Thw ' vjirpiune
was be! cause of the report thatVlh;Blfdt-
Iwell refused to-accept the pardon, and
it is ji ''pitV' he arrived ii3tf! ril)V a .ftr
4iii?'with the pardon referred to, aha
spoilcclo manV (i'qod -editorials on his 1
:?0S aud itnie-mano Ifrte:
Trpnvicieu oi cowaraiy mouoinfu
scourging a fellow-being after nigb'f.
and' imprisoned fyc the offence' nfalors
heroes for the Democratic journals,. ptf.
the land, God say e us from such heroic
$amp. iut we rejoice mat tne hukiux
prigonqrs' arc flll paylcedx ajid free cit
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i ian. 1Lct lip hopq a better state
izens
of Te(
to this I know every Republican and
good 'citizen will sdvj aoien fii t j !
The Scntintl is still ' qurtrrtling4 with
the: Vaif ft Aetcs uml miblishinsr those
oti aia WeatihtlioriaJs oF the mtmgneli
autocrat (as he thinks) ofJfthe Dcnio-
crats. 1 he Atr gives 3lr. Turner the
lie, and says enough to rile arty man,
but Mr. Turner only says t,hat the Aews
calls him ugly names. Aiid this is "the
decency, wcalthj ' mtelligentx? " and
chivalry party leader ! To say the par
ty is' tired of such low toned journalism
ia nofrsarihg half," forborne ePfr. Tur
arcr best iriends express ufsguci;ut-
rignt and above board. Imt, itt4 .hjgir
affair, Mr. Editor, and you and I arc
fun Sas Mr. Turner did during the war,
,wlXcf others were fighting and he was
at-jujtae. . . .: ri
Tons. Planchon, the French agcit
.sent to this country to look into tne
grape-growing interests, arrived this
evening ana was mecat tne K. cc ai iu
jdepbt by the Secretary pf the Agricul
tural Society. He wilt go South but
return during fair week. I might write
nore, but? fear I have now takeu (up tpQ
muHi of your space. Yours, , .
nd ! - AfTLT
' i Tlib mosdiiitoes In 5re th&yhtiiri
said to be larger, livelier, cunniuger,
more'1 musical, tnd rnore penetrating:
thatL ever. , . , s ,
jr I "NEW CITT BIRECTORYr
TpO BE LSSUKD previous Fair fu
t.h.
fojo coliecttoS'ie'tnitil the entire edi
tion Is completed and delivered.
Call on or address tho undersigned, with
out delay. S. CS. HAIX,"
sept 1st E. S. WARItOCK.
ADVERTI&CpENTS
oncord ChaptchlNoi 1. N
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A KEGULABjifEiTJXGOF
.Concord Chapter vo. J, this
sept. l"j It
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'Family Fotirr F;rniiriv cdii&ot do.wiife",
rr'Trrthip' in pai'k;iges:i6 ?-uitI ' .
rl)0 NOT FOii()lrfi4fTrE :Bter
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New toTKew -Firiaj.KbW Goap.
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rpj Al II 1 1 V I i I J Y A 1 1 M A NX- Uaras,Creak
1 fast strips, etc , ofotir own euryijf. Ciuar
antccd sjiveut unci nieoi-1 '
Our htarfdii of T'louivJStpjIlDF. Ol , TdiM
MAKKIjr nnd "HKKK -JSO 1 UIlTIlllLi,".'
gve unLVer?ul f:itit'acti.n. ; . T ,
Chok-dTeas, AV.ih6s suid tiuor?, rorfamr
y use, :y ways on lutiid, '
-.Oil at J. H. MrGARrfYct'CO'.. new
gtore mi he new Hcai"ca"sIIoii'e, and exam-4uotlu-if
Htocl. .1 .-. ,i j (rsit?U 0101 ?
j t -Tr: :
f piITS ks to. give notice fh'at bSi lOth'ttny o
L Kept. J??3, a warrant of .banJiruptoy wasf
issued out of the district wurtpt t he United
Htates fori He -Cape. Fear District of Noftli
CarOIntviasttlie estate of John P. Len
Uoi. 6 MLobeson. in ilie cbunty of Jiruns-
ricJtjO -saidji.strict. wjiqhasbepii ad Judged
'baijkrupt his? owix' -jiefition:' thafttbe
p;rjment i)i any aeors wiiicuenveiy orouiy.
property belotrKing to snid bankrupt tor lain
orlorjijs use and the transfer of any pro-,
pertyby him are forbidden by. law, and that'
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their delt aud tp chose one or more
assignees of his estate! will be lield'al a court
of bankruptcy to bd liklen 't'rfiytteri'lie,
NiC, beJor5 William AiGuUirie, UqvlKCfri ti
ter in llanki'Uplcy for iaa;?ciiUicl ou the
,Sth day of octob'-r, A. !., 1ST.'?, at 10 o'clock
nr. n l '.uu tuj; al jjuju uivAv. .
sent 1 -j l U.S M ahd MosscufetT.
is Uj gi'vx notice that on5 the l'JLh
day ofept.i l7;?,'a Warrant of ban Urn pt
cy "was issued out f it Ihj.I istrieI"Cour8 9f ithOt
Uittd Stat d-s; lbr the Capo Jfnr, ilUiiicL of
Kbrtlf Carolina, against tlie estate of .1 arret t
Coi ino, of Stutnp Sounu of the county of
Onslow, in saidDistr'iekuiioiivlrk-ii ,hehys
been adjilged'ft. bankrupt oh'hisowii pe
tition, t liat the payment, of any debts, and
Ilie ieli veiu4Mftiv4UXperty belonjiiiij; to
such bankfjaptTtpCUJrr.'or for his im', and
the t.ruiisfev)fc$Myf TorX'pj'Yinirrer
juErbiddenby Jatani tht a, rafejesu Tij:tMiQL
. cre)itorsa(ri ifirt: haiifcratt, Jt-o. 1 .priTrc. tbeir
tlehta uml to chose one or more assignees 'oT
ills' estate,- 11' IWlweld atisdbUrt Of baaik-
fpupfcy to ie li)ideii at l;ayettonp.IIe x..ij.i
-belOra William A. KUhf ,iiibi.j Jiir in
BfiLkruptcy for ffrtitHtrfi-fct, MhVsth
T ' ; .. lltHiKliT m. houglas;! '
sept i
tnillB Is" tft glVUnoticd tnat m the JUth day
i of:Wept.',"lH7.'J,a warrantor bankruptcy was
ipned out of t he district. fcdurtiof thf ITn Jtett
iKtates lor the Cape Fear district of
.North
Caroljuai .qraiiist the estate ot Robert 31.
l'owell, of Faii-J Willi) Millie eouiity-of.Co-
lumbiis-.av hUu district, -who niw bfenaa
iudiOira.1'ankfiipt on his own petition: that
ino jinjincni )i ueis or uie ueiiery oi
1. j-4. a a A . 1-1 i - 1 l;
f - any riropcrty belnRiiiRtosald baukru'pt to
M iiye ui use and t he tre nsfer of any
liieulLUi' ol the creditors ol srua bank'
runt t'" pro-v their debts and to 'cfioofee one
or more assignees tf b ttatf;.Will beheld
at a rourt of i;anUrnpte'yt -r6-i fwwin at
FayeteYille; ls C, before Wi diaiaVXiutUr
lie, tsq;, JXeiSter in UankruptcV 'for feaid
district, , on i hd '.Uhlay of Oetojif 4- V.,
JLftL It M IV 4 OiOCK. a. 111. -
-sVdt 10-A TSJl" an MeS seTito
rrilESH
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iiy.w;ifll.s.Wa)w oi ue xiistrjct uTvujf. oi
tho United M.tutea for tligape Fr, JMftilQt
of North . lUaxolina. , aeainst ' the estate 'of
Burrill fcLinJwcQHtufjtjUBud, bguup. in lii
couiity ol-Gusiow.. in said 'district,' who lias
bankrupt, to him, ol fonVIilS' u$cr. and 11k
transfer .f any projitrty by him sire forbid
den by law, and that a meeting of Uu; -iedi-tori
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts.
And to choo:oae,iiCiiiore assignees of his
'estate. -vli 'beheld t a court of bankruntcv
.to be llold0rfiatfVaAcrtevtHe-jfLVbcO
ru ptef(Sit--iaiM.iJ
October, A 1, l7:i, at 10 o'cKkIc a. m. T
lioiiKur 3i. i)oi;c;ias,
sept 1.5 2t . ; -1 V-T-T 1. iildr :jlesejjr.
.rnill.S is to rivenotife1ltoi'tlmlth day
I
f Sept.. liC;, a warrant of banlcruptcv
-as issued out of the district ceui-tfthu.ILi i
ied iStAtcs. for the Cape'Kear vl)ittrfct' of
North Carolina: arainst the estate of A Wier
aiidei;2dc etU. of Fay et tertl W; CtambeWifnoV
county, inwiui' uwirii ui uvxa ueea ailw
judieujUUftBkf uutoa hisowuptUtionr that
the payment of ajiy lkbts aud. -.tlie delivery
rtf iuiy property !oW?rtws: MwifePbuhkrupt
to liini or for hi& user and the ttaoMer ul'iuiy
nrotoHflft V. bv him are forbidden h'v la tt' .iLi 1
t hat a1rtcetiiiK of t he creditors oCsjuU Vajik,
rupt ta Jwye their deb'tafld tOhQoe oid
or
at
rnjjronaHsigneeK of 1its eMnte wiTLlheH
aico'hrt Of bankrutcy to be IioldeWat Vat"-?
etteAilte, N C, befbrerW ilUiavVfgmhrie,
KstL, lUistcr'lh lJattkrfrpipyiBr snid dis
trict gn tli"! lutluUyof 0?toUer A.Sl'lKT3,f
at 10 cfrocfc, . ju. , . ..,.,
htnmj .... V 3Tand '
rpHiS is (o ki'v.o' notice thrff-on'thVlfHlaai
X jorsepr;.! R-wwnini'armaBia-tttcy grU
i.uett out f tliWADstrii t coia w of thje Un Ueal
States for the Cape Fear district gfKo'rtli
Caooiiiia, against Alho( estate. uf;,UahrlcJ;
Ci. Viild of -ti r in' .tho 'CourrtV'of ts.
i-
famous, 111 huu uj&iricr. wuoiKwewR M
of anv
proierty by him are forbidden bv law. unit
that'ttuieevup pi tUrdkarti ot&aid. ban t-
nrpt to prove their debts hrMio'choosei6nen T
or Jnore jasgfiegs of his estate will b&tiehf ff
a l ;a cotrrr -ox wn n i
ruptcy to be holdoot
Fas'ctteville, N C,lelore William A Guthrie
Esq, Itegister, in liaukruptcy for iaid dis
itrict, on the 10th day of Oetober, A. D
1S73, at 10 o'clock, a. m. "
UUliKKT 31 DOUGLAS.
sept 15 2t 17 8M and Messenger.
f 1 1
9 roisirqimUciuaCpuiUe JOth dajr
ol Aiiuust. l;.:'., a Avarrant oi" IjatMixunts
been aOjuddl'kJCWlH Vu tlnt tnvVU peti-.
tion thhpajiUjent OX aiiyjdd)ffiitid the
deliverv or any proiiorfTicloriiln?: to -ta!t
juoetia uajajyTimtinJusown petition; that TTFRKf fVlvltTT V-rV invn a xt cv
qpayme ef miy Uot tbe delivery of Ef;.?,! .,iortment of IIAIDAN
kny properQ beiottymgtolsaiaUTankruptto telient ass.mment or
him 0 -ft; his .use and t he transfer of anv l'APEIl (ruled and4lain) ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nhHIS xs to give notice that on the 10th day
X of Sept., 1873, a warrant of nankrutcy was
i ssued out of the district court cf? the United
States Jjor the Cape Fear district of North
Carolina, against the estate of Ervin
Ciirlile,, of Bt. Pauls, in the county of Ro
beson, in said district, who has been ad
judged a bankrupt on his own petition: that
the pavmrnt of any debt or the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt to
hiruToJCfipf msjisQ and the transfer ot any
protcxty l'lw Nlorhidden by law: and
that a meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt towpxQvether. debts and to choose one
or more assignees 6f his estate will be held
at a court of bankruptcy-, to be holden at
FavettevilJ, N U, before flllian A: Guthrie,
Esti., Kegifeter in Bankruptcy for said dis
trict, on the 10th day of October, A.J)
1S7B, at 10 o'clock, a: m. v '
1LOBEKT M DOUGLAS,
sept 1 j 2t U S M and Messenger.
T:IXK, TAXKS.
at
IAIll NOTICE is hereby given that I am
coninelled by law to sell property for taxes
! u j i ts-ur j
if not raid before thclstday of October rrext.
I'ay up and save costs J 7
'? A. It. Ii LACK, Sheriff.
AVilmington, N. C, Sept, l187J-dit-wlt
A FTLIj riJTO Og THE TTEST STYLES
' Fancy Casslmgf es andyestings.
D 0 E S K I F3 A N P B i AVE R ,
Jut received: ' Cut' by the latest Fall and
Viuler Kjfcsbions to suit the laost.yPastldi
bus taste."' Also, Genjls' Furnishing Goods
Of all deicriptions-, at the Mereliant Tailor
ing Fwtali:sh'mt"4t,' rjTotiXprth Front street.
seiUioj .Ira
AV. F. WENZEI
's TJIIS MOST REMARKABLE
F ALL AlFAlTATU.si:s - sometimes
'citllgd ajnechanicat paradox now used With
such wonderful success in our principal
cities for the cure, by cu.mitlatiyk exek
cisrc, of nearly' all '
Chronic Diseases and Weaknesses.,
Is for sale by Uie undersigned, by. whom all
orders will be proHtfpllyfliicd. ; ,'
T1IK REACTIONARY
is sio const ituted tlvateven a chi.ldcnn lnstant
Jyjadjust it, for a person to lift, any weight,
from, Vwenty to twelve hundred pounds.
""It? I made almost wholly of iron and steel,
'weighs 1'iO pouirdsvaiid covers a space of only
20 by iucheA; and although. f but recently
introduced, nearly 1,000 have already been
sold.
i'iuck .-im r,oxi:i) asd snirrKD.
" Small ). 1;k or circulars, showing its use,
can be had tree uttlie ollice of the l'osx.
l'i. .. S. 11. MANX;
'- Brooklyn, M Y.
sept 11 docwU . ,, 1. O. Hox 2!K.
I i Y Til i: I ET , A I TTHORS.
M.MI'I.EIW, by t'hailes Kcadc; Miss
or.uir:?. . , uy v likie CoiUn: innoce nt
by Mrs. Oliphant;' Ever my tjucen, or On.y
, a.yfo i k G' i 1 1 , by, Pierce Ea ga n ; Th e Old Ken -
singto'j, by AILs 'fhaekcruy: Too Soon, by
K. SI Macqnaid; All for Iwti, by K. A. I)u
puy; The Heiress of Hweet water, by J. F.
Handolph; Woraau-'s. 'roug, by Mrs, Lilvart;
Lo;d Hone's Choice and the Old Count ets,
05' A.!S. Stephehs.
1 - For f ale at
HEINSRERdEIt'M
LIVF, HOOK AND MUSIC STOIIE.
sep ll.uolio , ,
n..
IT: .
LAxttorneyat'Law,
Oflicebne door. -west of the Court House.
sepl'dwtf
ili.
";m-' i ' ......
VARNISUE3,
&c, at
j NATHfA6jfFC '
llardwufe JXfpf.t No. 8 Market SU -
ilJUKL Al ES, ViEt riTCH
'jFRKakVTx cn at
-n .
I ' v
tt
TATirL JACOFi
'-I
i Hardware Depot,
No. 0 Market stree
f
1
TO iTHJe .SOJ1TII.
1
S. (x. HALL
it,'
j CARIS, r ,!.(
j TAG?,' - i ': f I I I
1 I3ITTE11S, &c,
which he wOI irintsvtsilh flrures as to In
duce our business men to have their JOB
PIUNTINCr done In this City.
Patronize home industry, and have your
Jeb Printing done where you expect to do
business.
AM11DAL STATEiltiiV. WIM
In Accoriaice Vitl i)ta;4
PJ, or Laws or 1868. v
riniE FOLLOWING is a true statement of
JL
the amount, items and nature of all com-
pensation audited by the Board of Comity
Conimlsidnere, to the members' fhereof.
severally:) f dXA 11
Commissioner Silas K. Martiit.
To attendance on the Board thirty
live days, from 8ept. 1872, to Mar, -
1873, at T00 per day, 70 UO
To fifty two days service on com
.mittee from Sept. 1872, to May
1873, per order of the Board of
Commissioner, wX 13 10 per ? I : ? -1
day, $101 00 $171 CO
Commissioner E. M. Bhokxaxsb.
To thirty seven days attendance on
the Board of County Commission
ers, from Bept. 187i to March. 1873,
at f i 00 per day, $71 00
To fifty one days services on
committees, from Sept. 172,
. . to March, 1a73. at $i 00 per slay,
iper order of the Board,. $192 00 I 'm 00
Commissioner A. TL Black,
To thirty six days attendance on the
" Board of Countr Commissioners,
,x from Sept. to Oct. 1872, at $3 CO per
day $72 00
To seven days services on com-
a .mlttee. from Kept to OctlTA
-at $2 00 per day, : . i $11 00 : -
To horse hire Inspecting bridges ;. 3 00$ 89 00
'commissioner A. H. Mokbisv v-i -To
attendance on the Board of Com -.
miss loners 102 days, from Septem
ber 1872, to August 187$, forty days
committee services, inclusive, at
$2 00 per day $201 CO
To horse hire on the inspection . - - .
of public bridges, per order
of Jhe Board 01 Commission
er j . t $ 80O-$2l2 00
Commissioner James A LoWery;
To attendance on the Board of Uoun- -.
, ty Commissioners forty two days,
! from Kept. 1872, to March 1873, thir-
k teen days committees services, in
elusive, at $2 00 per day, $81 00
To horse hire on inspection of
County Poor A Work House,
por order of the Board, $14 00$ 98 00
Commissioner Lawso E. Rice,
To attendance on the Board ol
County Commission ersnine
ty seven days, from Oct. 1872 -to
August 1873, and forty nine
, days committees services, in
clusive at $2 00 per day, - ? $1 W 00- $ Ifl 00
Commissioner Dslawajue Nixow,' j
To at tendance on the Board of Coun
- ty Commissioners forty-seven days
, from March, 1873, to August, 1873,
twenty-one days committee serri- .
ces inclusive, at $2 per day, . $91 00
To 520 miles travel in attend
ance on the Board- fm. March
to August, 1873, at 6 cents per ,
mile, .- .. ' . 28 00
To horse hire-ori inspectionof
the County Work Honse, 7
Poor j Honse, . and Public '
Bridges, per. order of BfiArd, 12 00-162 .00
Total amountttUdited to the whole
Board for the fiscally ear ending -"';
Aug. 31st, 1873, .. $l,i0a00
The total number Of days the Board was In
session is sixty-six ($&) . ;j ,
The total number of miles travelled by the
members thereof is five hundred and twenty
(520.) ! .. . ;
Of unverified accounts, none audited.
STATE OKORTH CAROLINA
New Hanover county, sept. 1st, 1873.
I certify that the forcgolnff Is a-trtte state
ment, ihowing the amount, items and na
ture of all compensation audited by the
Board of Commissioners for said County and
State, to the members thereof severally, the
number of days the Board was in session,
and the distance travelled by the members
respectively in attending the same, and
statement of unverified accounts; said state
ment made in accordance with chapter 20,
section 10, of " An act concerning the gov
ernment of counties," ratified the 11th day
of August, A. D 1868 ; said statement being
for the year ending August 31st, 1873.
JOS. C. HILL, tlerk.
Kept: 2 00-1 w
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C
Hcpteinber 12, 1873.
JpERSONS that arc ready to lay Sidewalks
will be supplied by the city wfth curbstones.
They will be furnished to none except those
who will use them immediately.
Apply to City Marshal's office at once.
W. P. CANADAY. .
sept 12 90-3t Mayor.
Journal and Star copy. u
P5 n. lpv&pMvn
pq NEW TURBINE H
r.iias been tested at YORK, PA, by
D. M. ETTINGER. C. K..
and at HOLLYO&E; MASS, by
JA8. EMERSON, H E,'
i For Pamphlet and test rsport
address N F BTJRNHAM, York,
TTT
THE MANY READERS;;
or ThWiPost,:,i.''!;
HAVE a right to know how and where to
buy tnelr "; W: m.;
! FAMILY SUPPLIES,
And it . is undoubtedly true that' greater in
ducement, and fv superior class or
j : Butter, : :
And IberrfarTy art let es of seVect groceries can
be found in c: ester variety'. .
SLTEIOIlf4l?ALto and
V j s L(vfe PRICEB, at
i rr t n ' Cai Grocery Hojm?,
. - ' ' - -'.I..
oi - s-y 7 XoTthFtxxtt&n:
! r , , t t.,,v,
' 'Leave your orders in the day time,' and we
send your goods in any part of the city Ire
of carta. , , .. ( .af-.t m. v ii,
C. D. MYERS A CO.-
tk'i
LOCKS HINGES, BOLTSv Ac ol c yery
description jlcenej ' fer ' tbe celebrated
Shkler's Sash Holder and LoeX II will not-l
! " 4 ?ir
get out of order or wear out In a life time. .
KATITJL JACOBPB '
' Hardwara Depot, No.t Market street,
Mm
5!
nirt t r'Krstri
tpV7vilDVKCTLSEj3KNTS.
, MpLApHDOH SHOOK!
SouQiXsifie, at foo. of Market St.
WILMINGTON N. C
R. J. SCARBOROUGH, Proprietor.
Beat Wines Ac Liquord klwavR
r . on Hand.
Meals, furnished at all Hours and Ifou?
1 lept open IMiJ and Ifight.
Philadelphia Beef, weekly. c tu
Oysters, when in season, of the best
quality, furnished in any
style desired.
septli 05,.u
GEM SALOON.
JjOR the convenience pf my friends and
the public generally, I have decided to keep
the GEM KALOON open day and night.
Free lunch EVnYIOHTut 12 o'clock.
C. D. MORRELT
Proprietor.
, sept 0 lw
BACKHNO, TJES, AND TWINE
1 b(X) ROLLS STANDARD BAO
GINQ, 1,000 bdls. Side Slot and Ar
, . row Ties;
' ri 1 5 bales Bagging Tn-inc.
For sale by
4ept 9 F. W. KERCH NEK.
CLEAPOR & KING,
. ,
prnlerry of the firm of Cnrraway A I'leapor
HAVFi opened a FIRST CLAWJ RIIAVINis
and HAIR (TUTTINGHALOON, on Marl
ket street where, they, will be pleased to
serve old friends, and the public generally
Being thankful for past favors, they hope to
merit a shore of patronage in the future,
sept 5 ' ' ftU-im
i
CAPE FAK
WATER WORKS COMPANY.
r 1 WENTY-FI VE THOUSAND DOLLARS
vfr 91 Capital -.Stock of tbe fape Fear
Uater lorks Company having been duly
subscribed, a meeting of the subscribers to
said capital stock wiU be held at the office of
Messrs. Cronly & Morris, on Wednesday, the
17th day of this, month, at 3 o'clock, P. M
for the purpose of organizing said torpora'
Uon by the election of a President and Ave
irecMrs, according to tne provision of tbe
Act of the General Assembly ineorporatinjr
said Company.
W. A. WRIGHT, ) Corpora torN
I. B. GRAINGEK, 1 nnmeit
I w., JOHN McRAE- fin the act.
A ilmington, N. C, SeptTS, 1873.
sept i U2-10t
i READ THIS.
BINFORD, CROW A CO., HAVE JL'ST
rccci veil
90 finn bushels white a n i)
Z-U.UUU MIXED CORN.
2oo BALEs hay
500 BU,SHEIS at.
200 BARRELS rollK
200iMm AND BARRELS
ft l3 BACON SIDES AND HIIOPL.
200 KE(JS NAILS.
500BAIlREIj,s FLOUI1 c-Ac-
For sale low by
BINFORD, CROW A CO.
nug 2:i 72
KBIW UNIVERSITY,
Located at Aehland; the Home of Henry
Clay and Old Transylvania. Six Colleges in
operation, with thirty Professors, and W
students from 28 States. Entire fees for col
legiate year ?20, except in the Iaw, Medical
and Commercial Colleges. BoardlDg from
f? V?,f?.Jer week- For K Catalogue, address J.
B. BOWMAN, Regent, Lexington, Ky.
angl9-lmo
rpHE following cable telegram, which ex
plains Itself, was received at New York on
Wednesday morning by the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, and may be relied upon
as correct:
0 1 Vienna, August 19, 1873.
Singer Sewing Machine Com pan v. New
York city, Vienna Exposition, first prize,
the model of progress awarded the Singer
Machines; also the medal for the best speci
mens of work done, and three medals to
employees lor (superior excellence of pro
ductions. INSLEK A. HOPPaJt,
iL,. y President Singer Machine Company.
Office andSalcs Rooms No.!, Lippitt'sRow
South Front street, Wilmington, N. C.
, . . !'.,-,.., CHAM. K. DIBBLE,
Manager,
sept 1-89-tf , Wilmington office.
-'JAS. A. LOWEEY,
CARRIAGE IIAKER & REPAIRER.
If HAVE removed my establishment to
,my. new buildings on the corner of
i FOTJBTH XST) CAMPBELL feTS.
. ..... ...
Near Boh y Bridge, where l ' shall be pleased
to see my old customers and many new
ones. .u.' .!
r Carriage making, painting and repairing
neatly done. Horse Shoeing, and various
kinds of iron work done on reasonable
terms, j v ' : w ' i '
- Having had thirty years experience in
this business, I am confident that I can do
the finest work, and rive atisfaetlon.
! ALL WORK. WARRANTED.
sept3-tf
ww " uimn aa
JAS. A. LOWEBY.
WESLTAH FBHALE IHSflfDfE.
Staunton Va.
the iitri annual session begins Sept. 2Mb,
1878. One of the first schools for young la
dies in the South Twenty-three teachers
and officers. Scenery grand: buildings ele
cant: health urnrurpcued: feeble constitu
tions here restored; pupils from all the States
from Maryland to Texas. Board and Col
lege Tuition tar scholastic year, f2b For
catalogue ' of tt pages, address Rev. W. A.
llarrli. President Stanton, Va. .' 55-1 w.
hoop iKpzrrqLTjE xyv spirit
! '.llrTfH tMjM !! .fr .
5qTOX f aialil 1nchHot)p ilroir; -i
22TIkrrclj5 Glue;
,i,iif, 875 standard Spirit Casks. !
V.! JFor aale by .
wpt 9 F. W, KERCH5EB.
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