WILMINGTON. X. C:
i::;r:rAY. ri3. i. u:5.
T Daily Jovksal, U-eolilM 5ily
; ,;r iu North Carolina, i puhlilJ
,vry luomir.f, cpt MwuUt, at Eiuht
Doixaks a jut: Foir Dai.larsIi
nontlu ; Skvestt-five cuU per monlk,
tor hortr pwkxl. Smd by (.'wtkts
in tb city at SviKTT-riv cent
pw idm h,or Two Dollars ni Twisty-fit.
nU per qnarter.
The Weekly Jovrjial, (FriiHyY
thirty-aix column papM, Two Dollar
par year, three eopk Fivi Dollar xsv
A Bi.i t X roar enptf s, mth iwu
erecpi, Eight Doixam audi half
ten copi, Fifths Doixam; twenty
Cople TwiSTY-FIYE DolXABA. j
Sowt-Kirnoxs in all case iyMe in j
kdrmct, and no paper continued After the
eipiratioo of th time paid for. ,
Rkhtttaom thould be mad by I'rt
pfllo Money Order or Expreaa. If n-
v 10I I done, protection Against kwe by
wall may be cured by forwarding a
draft payable to the order of the pnprieUr
tt the JoraAL, or by tending the niowy
1 registered letter.
Advenialng Balee (per inch of twelw
jotld Iti'o of advertising, type,) One Inch,
one insertion, onk hollar; iwo mwr
.. One Polla asd a half; three
hiaerUons, Two Dollars; four lutertloiie,
Twa DotXAM AND A HALF; five lneer-
ti'i Threw. Dwxakh; 1i tnwrtioia,
1 iRF.E DOLLAR AND A HALF ! twelve
tnaertions, Five Doixam asd a half,
0 month. Eight Dollar two month,
Fifteen Dollars; three month, Twes
tt-two Dollars.
Contract for longer period and longer
pace made npou Ulieral term.
jJdreM,
Enhelrakp SAirsnr,
Wilmington, N". 0.
Jl'DUE HOND AND THE C ITT
HII.L-ANOTilRH OUMCLI. OUT
BjHAtF. li:ii:itAL INTI'.HVUN
TIOSI I!" STATE AFFAIRX.
We publish elsewhere a copy of the
bill in Equity filed by Dnuonri Ilolmes
and David Gay, two negroes of this
city, against W, P. Oldham and oth
er, Registrars and Inspectors of - the
election recently ordered by the Leg
islature of North Carolina, to be held
iu this city on the 11th of the coin
ing month, .
The bill was (lied in the Federal
Circuit Cofurt for the Eastern District
of the State, and the order of Judge
Bond ia that Mr. Oldham and the
other defendants show cause on the
6th of March why an injunction should
not issue prohibiting the election,
&a. Copies of the bill and order were
served on the parties yeitorday
Judge Bond has one corameudable
ouality that his brother Federal
Jurist, the illustrious DntELii hd
not. When Dt'WEt,L undertook to set
aside the laws of the so-called sover
eign State of Louisiana, ho issuod the
order at midnight, but when Bond
undertakes to set aside the laws of the
Otcalled sovereign State of North
Carolina, he makes no pretonoe even
of waiting for the darkness of midnight
to cover the foul deed, but prooeeds at
once and in broad daylight to sweep
away, by a bold perversion of judicial
power, the last vestige of the right 0'
local self government,
CDrRKLL, like an assassin, sought
the hour of midnight for his deadly
work in Louisiana,but BoND.oonfldeut
in the power of the legiona of his
master, who presides over the destinies
o! the nation at Washington, moves
.boldly and openly to the destruction
of the very existenoe of North
Carolina as a free and independent
member of the Federal family of
States.
The people of North Carolina, the
people of the South, the people who
love liberty in any clime have little to
hope from Judge Bond. He is a man
despised and hated perhaps as much
as any other man who drawsthe breath
of life. The chosen favorite of Grant
in the execution of the most obuox
ious laws eter devised for the oppres
sion of a down trodden race, Bond
has won for himself an immortaility
of infamy unparalleled in the history
of any English Bpeaking people sinoe
the days of Jeffries. It was of this
man Bond of whom Senator Batabd,
of Delaware, spoke when he declared
npon the floor of the Federal Seuate
and in open session that as an innocent
. man he would rather run the gauntlet
of the bullets of a squadron of Fede
ral cavalry than be tried before his
Court that in substance he preferred
Merrill's bullets to Bond's justice.
This is the man before whom Messrs
Russell and Bailey, native North Car
olinians, and Mr, Bailey, at least, an
attorney-nt-law under the old reyime,
have preferred the complaint of their
negro clients.
We are not sorry that the issue has
been joined. If the State of North
Carolina has any rights left that such
men as Bond and Quant are bound to
respect it is full time that both they
and ourselves ahould know it. If the
Legislature of North Caio'.ina cannot,
under an express power given to it
by the Constitution of the State, pass
a bill to provide for the organization
of one of its towns and cities without
getting the approval of Judge Bond or
of President Gbant, we cannot be in
formed of the fact too soon. It may
be that Bond is onr master, but we do
not believe it. The last two years
Lave been unhealthy for men of
Bond's persuasion, for in that space of
time the judicial heads of no less than
fonr of his brethren upon the Federal
I . Li- 1. .1 L 1 !. :
'.. , L. .' Ili w S i'i.YMN, if (.);,, o; j Ti
l;m nr. cf Kat.a: I'-t m in, ti ! io
AUl-ama; aiul Pvlfll, of Louisiana,
cow aaow LLetu co more. ,
Ltt Bond beware. The out Fcvl
eral House yf. Kcj're'Utativf will l
overwhi'Iiningly l'tU(Hvatii II iitimo
formnoi-cnpTiDgLighitilli,ia!p''s';t",n
to grow circnmsix'et. If (5bT and a
Radical HuiiM ut nave 1H kf.i.l,
can Ghst and a Itniooratio House in
1ST8, or will a Democratic rrmident
and lVtuooratic House iu ls77, ae
Iiot f
We welcome the iiwne then, for if
' .
Bono dart to attempt to overturn the
law of our State, bo but apeod the . liua
dT of liia fall from the Bench.
i 11.. rnt meeting of the Board
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of Trnstoe of the University a Com-
mitt.wnsiHtiiigofODveruor Orahnm,
mlge John Kerr and MtMwra. V. L
SUHle, r. C. Cameron, W. T. Fair
clot b, II, L. ratterson and Kemp V.
Battle, wan appointed' to draw up a
memorial to the Legislature in refer
ondetotbe laud Bcrip fund, given b
the Federal Government to the Btato
of North Carolina for the etttublihli-
meut of agricultural collegoa.
The memorial waa traumUk'd to the
fjnnral Awmmlilv nil Htimlv IttMt.bv
x.. Uv.. i J ' I
CJoVemor Brogdon, Who 1S ()
the President of the Board of Trus-
teen. The following is a bnoi sum-
. . I
mary of the memoriul:
The Board in eudeavoring to posses
themselves of the propertr and euocta
of the University, since the decision
of the Supreme Court, alllrmiug tlie
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validity of their apiHUutment, deem it
their duty to call the atteut ion of the
Aemt)iy to uie coniuuou 01 tun
Agricultural College Fund, line fund
is derived from the sale ol the laud
scrip donated for the purpose of pro-
VM1UB oouegea wr mo uviirut
agriculture and the nieohauic's arts,
by act of Congress, approved July 2d,
IHtl'i. The Share of North Carolina,
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equal to 270.KK) acres in scrip, wan
accepted by resolutions of the General
Asuembly.ratinedthe'iadofl-ebruary,
MA and the charge thereot given to
the University, by act ratilied Feb-
lumj wv.. 1 a
scrip the State agreed to be bound by
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all l.liu f tr.lv 1H111I1M Mil I 111 Hill I l.lf Ilia f li Llln I
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act of J illy 2d, 1861 -One condition,
as win u Heeu irom 1110 aci.i wiai iu
proceeds of the saleof the scrip should
l,a iiiv.uit.Mit in iiitirHht litmrino1 iBiinri- I
" -o.
tiu. tl,a inUmat tit Iim annlitul In thai
"i .
iuniiiu.Hiuuu ui ngiiuuiiuini iui,. so.
A second ooudition is that if any of
tlis principal or interest is lost, tne
State should be bounii to return the
same. A tuiru oonaition is mat 11 tne
btate ttoes not ostsbimu me agricui-
lurui ouiifKU, iu wuuie auiuuu ib-
oeivoa ior tne inu snoiu oe repuiu to
tho Uuited Stutes. The memorial
states that tho Board of Trustees,
priorto 18B8, after diligeut enquiry,
nAAntnUititM tltnf tifl nantu ItflV iltrd BrUtl
Im;vji ifniiiiiife tuav uu ivuvn uii m.nu w id
the usual price paid for land scrip at
that time, sold the whole lor Sl.J.i.lHR),
in 18(17, as much as was realized by
reiuiMylvauia and other States. Tliut
10,C()0 was exjwnded in that year for
the use of the University, tinder the
provisions of the aW of 18(12, allowing
as muoh as ton per ?yMit, of tho fund
to be applied to the purchase of laud
to be uaed as an experimental farm,
& The sum of 9125,(HK) went into
the hands of the Board of Trustees,
created uudcr the Constitution of lHliH,
and an iuventiueut thereof waa made,
wlnoh is now wholly unproductive.
Upon this statement the memorial
asks the Legislature to take bauk the
securities iu whioh it was invested,
and to replace and make good the
$125,000 with interest thereon in
accordance with the agreement of tne
State, when it accepted the -donation
from the Federal Government, by
giving to the Trustees a oertitloute of
the State's indebtedness for the
amount, bearing interest at the rate of
0 per cent. If this lie done the Trus
tees will be utile iu a few months to
open the agricultural department of
the University at Chapel llul, wherein
the youth of the State may be in
structed iu brauches of learning relat
ing to agriculture and the mechauio
arts.
. Tho maiiner iu whioh the Federal
Government deals with tho States of
the South, with neither provocation
nor legal obligation to justify inter
ference, needs not now nor here to be
discussed. ' It is kuown of all men,
Nor is it necessary to discuss the
question whether the Federal Govern
mont has the power to enforce, and
that too by due prooess of law, the
return of the land sorip fuud if tho
State shall refuse to apply it to the
purpose for which it was accepted
The 2d Seotiou of the 3d Article of the
Federal Constitution reads as follows:
"The Judicial power shall extend to
ail caees in law aud equity arising uu
der this Constitution, and the laws of
the United States and treaties made
or which shall be made, under their
authority - ; to controversies
in which the United States shall be a
party; to controversies between two or
more States. "
More than once have resolutions
already beou introduced into Congreo
nuking enquiry what has been done
with tli3 land so rip.
It being thus apparent that the only
question in regard to this matter is
whether North Carolina shall make
good this laud scrip fund to the Fed
eral Government, or whether she shull
make it good to the University for the
immediate beneut of the agricultural
interests of the State, wo feel assured
there will be no hesitation in the mind
of any true North Carolinian as to
what the Legislature ought to do in
the premises.
A favorable response will enable the
Trustees to resume the exercises at
Chapel Etill in J uly next The revival
of the agricultural depatment will be
speedily followed by the revival of
other departments. The University
buildings, worth at least $300,000, the
Libraries of over 2Q.000 volumes, the
Philosophical and Chemical Appratns,
Ac, Ao., will not only be saved from
ruin and deoay, but at onoe ' rendered
.' :. f.r t:., i,.--,--;. ;. m-i
!;th,n:i.l lint (.! !y lii! mi i
IU HTe&.l !.' tsarr
f ,.r
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v f. 1
l.'Mrniiig ani'.i K t! o pricnUnral t '.at.cs
l::r!i H ho f.'lt fur UrruiiOll to
cotno.
If, howi rr,' th I. ;!;i!nre Klin'l
diHrt MrJ the l"Ver of tLe luciwrml,
uLilo the oll' itum of the Btate to
the federal Government will ruimlu
intact, it w uncertain when, if e?r,
the l uiversily will he revived. How
greutthenw.il Im the repponeilnlity
rating cjn those wlio thn jeopaid
the restoration of an iuntitutioo of
nucb great capacity for good ? The oh-
. .... r '.I
ligation ol tuo Slate i :onu wan
to tbo Federal Government to
replace thi f uud i Hiiiuetioned and
nniuetioual!. The advutage to
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revival ol tne LUivomuy, auu r.r
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ticularly to our sgnouunr.! pupum-
tiou, from iU iiumdiate devotion to
atudiea ia which farmer are wipecially
intetPhted. are equally UUqUChtioUld I a
auu iiuijui unonuoie.
AHKAMAf.
Tht Prealdenfa roller wv
l.tRbta-A UarnlMR ! all Turbu
lent rroua '
in matt. 1874. in renmrABr, '75.
llythr, lrtitU nt
TVi thtt Se.nalK
0iA I "J "ir ' " I
...;..,. v;,.. . . llura. I
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n ",vVUaBEAs. hom r to aend, iu
Certain, turbulunt aoooraauce wttn
1 1 i .i ,iiim, rf I
and disorderly the resolution of
tenJ
f1"IUD,,Br;
the Senate of the
ti.ut F.liMtia Hrd' intit.. all the
,7t F.Uutive of uuKaesaioo not
ArkBUHtt. wu not heretofore fur-
1 i I
etoie jmve wm. uinUed relativo to
, : d together, affairs iu the State
lt( . Bmj f Arluusa. 1
, to rtmigt UIS w,u yeuture to ex
,.n,nritv as auuh tiros the opiuiou
Executive, and an- thot all the teBti-
,(,riti of Bttld mOUV SHOWS lUttt
ytat. aIU in th
whereas, said 1872,
vuu. utr ima waa I
' . . - ,
tue election 01
Jos. Brooks
lawfully elect-
. I
,,e Iuleelurtdduly ed Governor of
el(,ct(lJ by the that Htate; that he
oHneral AHseuibly has been unlaw-
() aM Hiflt0t 4s fuy deprived of
j j iu ti,e the p,)H8eH8iou of
nnntituiion III Ollioe Biuun
,i..f oit m that time: that in
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I lor a long lieriwu mii mo
K,, xercising tiou of the State
m I . ful , ... I ...mllttl.
t(ie f t1nc.tioiifi of was by violence,
sai(j olUoa iutirnidution and
, , t ;.. ii;n.
a nien ue waa in- reviiiuwwuni j 1
... t: ....at -
ductea accoruiiig ceeuiugs u c-
jg the Uoustilu- tlirowu, auu a new
ti()U Bt)(j ttWM cf Constitution
, , Ht it, Rn(i ttti0Dted. and a
0URUt ty its citi- new State govern
t t0 0UHid
ineiit established
H(j tn6 iwni EXe-
These proceed
outjve t.m,reof ;
iugs, if permitted
to stand, piaoti-
au(
u
Whereas, the cidlv ignore all
iiMUft iax
, nyder te0 4
. . ' . .1 .
the rights ot mi
norities iu all the
of art. 4, of the Statss. Also, what
Constitution of is there to pre-
the United States, vent each of the
il rl lava naaa- Htntim recontlv re
ed in pursuance admitted to Fed
thereof, has here-. end relatiouB ou
t.iforeiuadeappli- certain conditions
tiou to me to pro- from changing
teet said State, their constitutions
and the citizens sud violating their
thereof Rgaiust pledges if this BO-
domestic Violence J tion IU Araausas
now therefore, ia acquiesced in ?
I, Ulysses . I respeottuiiysuo
Grant. President mit whethera pre
of the United cedent so danger
States, do hereby ousto the stability
make proolama- of State govern
tionand command mont, if not of the
all turbulent and National govern
disorderly persoin nient olso, should
todiHperae and re- be recognized by
tire peaceably to Congress. I eoru
thoir reapcotive estly ask that
abodes witliiu ten Congress will take
days from this dolluite action in
ditto, oud hereaf- the matter, to re-
ttr to submit lieve tue t-xecti-
themsnlvos to tho tive from acting
lawful authority upon the qnes
of the said Exe- tionswhichehould
tutive ud other be decided by the
onnstituted nu- legislative branch
thority of saia of the Ooveru
State, and I iu- ment.
voke the aid and U. S. Gbast.
co operation of all
good citizmis ta
uphold law and ..'
presorvo tho pub
lic peace.
U. S. Grant.
HUSCELLANEOUS.
And yorr arb thfv sukr votj have
TIlUHUVr M aiJAI.ITV.
Now in Mtook and Oonatantly Receiving Ad
dition: Plows.
Hoes,
Shovels,
Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
Pitchforks,
ANVILS, BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS,
Tlcoa.Hauim'r, Trace Chin,Collar,Haniuii,
Plow Wool, Bar Iron, hdua, Kpokeit, Uulia,
l'OTl.
SJ1MDKIIN. -OVKMI,
niimtu irons,
1'ocki:t knivi s, '
TtHl.r) t I I I.I KV,
ii:'oi.vi:kn,
1.0l I WIST Cil'NN.
. , ' - COOPKH'S TWtM.S,
And a "omplet Btcck of
HARDWARE,
NATHANIEL JACOBTS
HARDWARE DErOT,
IV O. It MARK ETHT
Jmll
A Distiller Wanted.
MAN WITH MO FAMILY, WHO OAN
make .White Hixln, and bring eatirlactory
rrrnc; to go to Mobil, Ala. , , - -
Arply to
JAMK3 0. BTKVEN80N.
ftb II ' (8 if
GO T thT
J I JAC0BI I
buyIJ L Ax2jJ
-820-
KILL ('V A
FIRST
urn
Premium Bond
Thrw IkiikIh art lwued for tht n of
i!mg tumu lur tli er.rtuni ol iuiiuu( u
th v.ty m inv Yiwk, to l un lur a
rcrpetual Worlds Fair,
irmanrnf home, wUr Try manarae-
p,..,t- . !.. tn ti,nt1Ui: a "traoi
1 11(1 IIP, 1 ,uiia Kill Ptl ,M,
wholti countTv.
Pit thn put MM tlta Ticlaiitar of thtm'
or N w 1 or Imt gritntfa cbarter to a uuni-
no lu Uiau right vock o the 111 t Tlnbl
Unit in the tty of Nw York Th buiMlnv
In bi creeled will be Teu torl-i hiih (IMI
(pet In b lnhn. a o mninl by maguiUueui
ituie. aim iu cover a iowi i
will tie eom.tut t of i'ou. brick nd gl
all lot i ei h. a a scored b a flrrt nmrt-
. a ir ilia
ruui..of DiaKlimtlmm wpulr. tb Wrea
VJJJ.tX
t oi.tue rn..iim...ruie wiioie b.n.
KTer bom holder must receive at leat til
bBth f(K)elvt
JW B'M voo,or n.oot), 4c.
. .
Pii4U Cain(f n(itulnCT
April 5th, '75.
The drawln
gUko pla.s every THRF.f
I evntiitlly KVKKY BONT I
MN I'Mt, anil
will p rticlutte In thrm
Tb next premium allutniant wM! be held on
Monday, March 1st, 1870,
on ahli'b ilav 1,01.0 premluma. m iiutinK t'
m ..1 . lil L.. .11.1 ..... ... .. ( mm K.....I.
ve'airnJVTa,;.
U.o H .. .!- h..d, VbicU n., be p r rched
on m P ic-tiou.
AtlttreiM, 'or Bondti u 1 full Infurmatlon, .
MORCENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,
FINANCIAL A0KNT8,
23 Park Row, New York.
roatOirico Drawn No, till.
. u ,, . r, .t u..i..
"7 vn .-w ..rayii.y .
Knui-tnrea i.nmr.or Ftwt time Monry uruot
Postponements Impossible Un-1
(
derthls Plan.
Applications for Agencies reoeived.
feb 11 . 41-14ruw(im I
TISa I net o crr gt
Primn
I now ofl'ered to ptirrhawra In Bright New
Package, both Hognbead and Barrel,
at lowoit market rata.
noAPB from all th beat maker Pertumeit
Hoap. common and flnej Bucket, Broom,
Pall, Measure, Mop, Tuba, Slaroh,
Medicine in imall package for
country trade; Cigar, Tohaooo,
Pain Killer, (Jaator Oil,
Muwang Liniment,
Karoaene Oil,
All Kindt of Wines and Liquors
At th lowett market prlo to good oottomer.
ADRIAN &VOLLERS
Corner of Dock and Front Street.
IS t I1 Kl-tf
Marshal's Office,
CITY OP WILMINGTON,
January 23d, 1875.
FROM THIS OATK AUUTtONRFRH ARK
prolillilted Mlling Hurarn or Htockofany
kind In front of the City Mafket. Prlncem
utieet from the eastern Imeot Kront utreet to
the etnrn line of Fourth ' atrret or Henond
and Thud utreet, bHweon the northern tin ol
Market aid the mutliern Hue of Olientitut
utreets, are dwlgnated lor this purpora.
by ordor Me Mat or.
J. H. RORISBON,
. , CltyMrlia'
jan S4
Boy kin, Canner & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Ac.,'
BALTIMORE, MD.
Suowwur t . Wade Boykln Oo,
Q TILL MANUFACTURE and noli Inrge
w ia.nuim in vueir otanuaiu rroprieiari
Alediolnra. piicIi a
'KrerybodT' Vcgeiahle Carthrtic PlHa."
. " ",lulu Swu titioiera and Dlarrber
jntniicine."
Dr. "Bovkln' Woiin Killer "
Or. Hcyklq''oiiih Syrup."
Dr. "Boi kin' Liver Tonic," or -'Compound
Extract of Mandrake."
"Hrthd'a Hume and Cattle Powdr."
"Batrd' Worm Oonfrctlona"
'Orat ger Blttr and Mchi.apn."
All the aboro good are taut becoming and
anl, and are kept generally by dtuggun and
country merchnnU. feb l-4lm
Molasses-Molasses
100 BlM' KKW 0KOP CUBA'
1Af obi. Bngar House.
AW
tor sale by
KKRIJHNER CAI.DKR BROS.
feb 18
it
GUAlvO.
GENUINE
PERUVIAN GUAXO.
In Large or Small Quantities.
By liiUructlon of the Peruvlun tlnvern.
nient, their Agmite har ml-anoe.l tho prloe of
(Juanape (lu.ino from Neptemher Irt, 18T4.IO
ixtjr twodollarand Ally tvnta ((2Ni) gold,
per ton 011411 liound. groaa, ei-ubliehliig at
ilie Mine time a new ecale of din-vunt. the
f, I'ein 81 cuntii on parcola from CO
to 1W tona.tlie hlgh,t37ooi! M ton and over.
An n.iial they will not rail In lot of low than
lea tona,
2ftn?le2t.fil1 operator lots
?..u'iSihSn the Aents of the Pe-KitLai5overnmnt-
will, ae
H2ei0f,ie "PP.1? quantities un
..tJrC'!ir' ''"' n-nlrnoriata.rerenco
ad tuil partleulara, nailed free on amHirafon
0 ft. BALCAZAR,
p.o.BMmMaww","li,wirork-
Jd.o '7-diwtf.
a roniuirii ronci!
One Cift la Cuarantced to One o
every li Consecutive numbera,
C50,000forOneDollar.
"NOW 13 TOUR TIME."
Dame Fortune Help Those who Help
Xlitm selves.
IkO ir Tlrkeit t 1 emrh, itumbHni trnm
to Bin.ixi, lurhil. Tbo ictr,1iuKJ tow
lri,col Ticket bringt it wilLin th ra'koI
It.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In aid otthe Fublio Improvemetita iu
the City of DenisQiL, Texan,
5hb
TLIAS GUT CONCERT ASSOCIATIOH
Will give a Grand Conoert
Till HSD.4Y, .Vfarctt ilil, 1HI3,
An(j wiu Distribute to the Ticket
Holders
8250,000 IN GIFTS!
DEPOSITORY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, DENISON.
Dle'rlbatlon torommeuoe Iramrdlalelv after
the Concert. Manivt'i of tb Dulrlbution
chiieenby tb Ticket tl older and prominent
eltneu
LIST OF GIFTS :
I Grand Oarb 'iltt AO.Oon
t " M " KS.IKI
I " ' ,. IS WKI
1 ' " " , IC.ftlfl
- ... 6.0i
1 " i50
t " " 1.8W
111 ' ' 500ach 8,iii
Ml " " " ViO " BOtH
30 " " . 1(W ' 4,61111
Ml ' 100 " 6,KH1
UK) ' " Ml ' 6(100
tun " " " " .
'(HI " " l 4,fl!
5110 " " " i " evil
1,IMI " " " 6 " B,IW
i.roo " " ....... s.iflo
4i;.imi " " 1 ' 40 yi
4:i,7i'7 (Irand ('h Oitt, amounting to 2iki,(KK)
'U friaea In Heal Ketaie, aniount-
tto... IU WW
4,ij Gift, amoanting to.
A tatetnent of th Diwirlbutton will b pah
Unlit d and forwarded to tick-it holder, and all
gift will b proniitlj paid alter the dlntnbu
tiou.
Goflu aai taousiiile Persons Wantci
IU WOf Kr ine iDiert-m ui uiir ai vvimuuii
LliMjr! Corumuwlon Allowed.
" HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money boiild be sunt by Expremor by IVaft
out omo Money ureter or Kegtnored Lieuer
Addrewall rommnnlr-artoniito
ALPIIEim U. M.INN.Het t'v
Denison, Texas
V-. O. K. ,JONT,.Iat.lnnl Motel,
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.
jan l l-iwwim
TjOOk 3it this. FtHHlCrS
'
Att A.
300TONS OKLRBRATfl)
sua wan mown ska FOWL GUANO
atB7 BO, on time until Novertv
ber let. "
ALSO,
g Q Q TONS Pee Dee Ammonla
ted Super-Phosphate of Bone.
Turn 1 a new Phosphate which we ar bavltig
manufactured exprewly lor our trad by P.
7,ell A Son, of Baltimore, and wblob we will
guarantee equal to Any ether Phonphate now
offered to the Trade.
Price $57 SO on time until No
vember let. 1870.
tor Liberal term will be made to Deatern
by
COVINGTON, EVERETT & CO.,
Ceneral Commission Merchants
WIXMIKGTOH.N. 0,
feb 7
3.')-'tn
SHELBY BINDER.
Publlohed weekly, at SHELBY C'le,e and
County. N. O., at SI 80 per annum, in ail
ran oe; ha a large and rapidly increasing cir
culation In nearly all th ooiinilm Won ol
Mecklenburg. A lo, an extennive circulation
In the entntie or Hpartanburg, York ai d
Union, H O. Hajut been enlarged from a
twentT to a tlilrtr-lwo column, and I. nnm
attorned with an entire new drem. Jit pnhlict
art urmiKram i ni Carolina central Katlay
being now completed through to Wilioiu'gton,
and Hhelby being the Western terminus, the
fianner I a tnot excellent advertielng medi
um. Ralet moderate.
DURHAM & WEBB.
Eaitor and PropriPtor.
feblfl M.tr
"New Process"
Empire FainUy FJour,
Best Flour la tbe World.
Try It and we guarantee a tarln of 33 U per
cent. A wa expected It took the "premium"
at tb Fair lor making the fe
. , PUREST, WHITEST and
. .8WEETE8T BREAD
One trial will oonylnc you.
Th "Bt Butter iu tht World." alwayt tbe
Mm and the only reliable elegant Butter In
thi city.
Balad Dreaning and Atmore' Mince Meat
At GEO. MYERS',
11 and 13 South Front Hi.
an U
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, -i
QP( KKO AL8, Bert Brmidij BOO
tOtyJ Plow. (I Tooa Caatlnga, S Tone Plow
BieelK, all te; Tons Bwerde lion, axanrted;
BO Ooili. I'otton Hop, 100 Do. Oow B-ll. An.,
Ac. All abOT lor sal at Rock Bottom P rloe.
at the
New Hardware Store of
GILES MUROHIHON
l" l 88 North Kront Utreet.
Potatoes! 'Potatoes. !
1(H) BBLS. E. R POTATOES,
(JO ' " " ' Pi E. Potatoes. - -ForaalRby
KEROHNBK CALDER b"ROH.
fb2t
45
RED AND WHITE ONION 8r,T8.
For sale by
UBEEN PLANNER,
. Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
Kewrrnp Wi gtown bjl.and.eth A Bult.
For tale by
ORBENAFLANNFR,
rtl.lt Druggl.t;
WILMINGTOp.C, LINES
sr. .
SEMI-WEEKLY
Fast Freight Route to all Points
South or
BALTIMORE.
altimore and Sontlicrn Stem Trans--icrtaticii
Compy,
-8AIL1M FKllM BALTIMORE
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
-AND FKOM WILMINGTON-,
Wednesday & Saturday.
CilVI.Vi Til HOI tiff B 1 1. 1,8 or
North and South Carolina, Georgia and
rreigbt to isaltimore, 1'biladelpbia, Aevr lor a Boston, rrovidenee,
Fall Kiver and other Eastern Cities. Also, to Liverpool,
Glasgow, Bremen, Antwerp, and other
European porta.
Tbee Line connect at Wilmington with the
Wilmington A Weldon Kallroad, Carolina Central hullwav, and Frar hlw 8lfB.f",
wim uieir oonnecung noau, oner unequal raciiitte ror tu promiit dflUerjol iMlsbt t all
I'Oint. . '
A the Steamer of tne Llnm, on arrival In Wilmington, atop at Kallroad dOt, tb
rrUgutu txatmt'rred under coT'red lied to cam wittiout delay and loramdtd tkalaH
Ir.i.lit Expren tliat tnt-U,f. i .
urny(t in wumir.gion, ana to transr-
Itaiea liarant4 a. Low fie by
cnnigea jtrompiir put a, :
"WMARK ALL GOODS VIA WILMEiGTON LINES. j
T'For furlber Iniormatlun a ply to either of th anJcri-lgnfd Agenti of U Lib:
EDWIN FITZGERALD, '
Agent rial t more Line,
SO evnih St., Baltimore.
Agent Baltimore
oct 29
KAIL ROAD
WILMINGTON AND WELOQN RAH
RCAD COMPANY.
OrviOB or UiaaaaL SDrBKiaraanaav. i
Wllmii.gton, t . Jan. 1,
0HANUK Of dCBEDULJC.
On and after Jan. Sd, paminger Train, or
th W. A W. Railroad will run a follow i
MAIL TRAIN.
iar tTnloa Depot dallv (except
MundajK) at I.8SA. V
Arrlv at Uoldboroat ..11.48 A. M,
" KockyMount at 1 C3 P. V
" Weldonat M'iP.
I-bbt Welrtonflnlly at 10.00 A M
Arr aatKockyVount 11.41 A.M.
Goldaboroat... ,1.88 P.M.
. Union Depot ,....6 08 P.M.
XPBX8B THAI AND THROUGH
FREIGHT TBAIN
It CMou depot, dally, at... MS P. at,
Arrive at Ooldaboro at 1.W A. M.
' Rocky Monntat 4 CO A. fti.
Weldr.ii at I SO A. M
Ubt W.Mrtou, dally, at ( 40 P. M,
Arrin at K j meiini ai. .ir.m
Uoldsboroat 118 A.M.
Union Depot at ( SO A. M
Mall rraln makes clone oomectlou at Wei
don for all point North via Buy Line and Atr
ial uree rente.
av Kiorew Train oonnectnonU wltb Acqnl
Oreek route. Pnllmkn'M Pdlaee Hleep
Ib 'r illa rln.
Freight Train will leava Wilmington trt-
wkly at 0 40 A. M. at a amre at i..u r. m.
JOHN F.DIViNk,
Oenrl HupH
jan 3 i-tt
Utareoi'V.
Carolina Central
Railway Co.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, j
, Wilmington, Dec 10th, 1874. 1
Change of Schedule!
1 On and after the 1Mb instant, train will
Mtn oter tlila Railway aa follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS
i.ea Wilmington at.... T1AA.M
Arrive In Charllotte at 7;4S P M
Uiavo i;hr o t at . :6A M
Arrive In Wilmington at 6:40 PM
T Mght trains (fast Freight and Patuen.
gr) in future nolle.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Lea, W tl rain gton at BOO A . M .
Arrive at Laurinburg at... 8:40 P. M.
Irfiave Laurinburg at 6 V0 A. M
Arilveat Oharlulte at,....,,. ...f.:00 V. M
Leave Charlotte at ,........6:i0 A. M
Arrive at laurinburg at 6:iK P. M
Lee Laurinburg at 6:IKI A M
Arrive a, Wilmington at... 8.00 P. M
Connections. '
Connect at Wilmington with WilmingtoB &
Weldon, n I Wilmington, t olunibia Sc in
gnala Railroad, cmi-wei-kly New York and
i ri-weekly Baltimore and weeklt Philadel.
l hia Hteamers, and the River Boat to Fay
ettcvllle. Connect at Charlotte with its Western Dl
vielon, North Carolina Railroa-i, Charlotte and
SlatPMVitle Railroad, ;barlotto & Atlanta
Air Line, and Charlotte,, Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad
Thus suppling the whole West, Northwest
and rioutbwest with ashert and cheap lueti
the Seaboard and Europe.
8. L FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
del2 iS-tf
MT Paper publishing 0. O. Railway ached
ule will please notice changes.
ENKKALBaPKRlNTEND'TS OFFIC1
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA
..... -A!D-
AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO.
Wltm8T0, N. O., Nov. 21, 1KI4
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and alter Teeday, 24th, th following
ch edule ill t n :
NIGHT EXPRESS TBAIN, (Dally).
Lea v Wilmington 6.78 P.M.
Leava Florence 11. M P, M
Arrive at Columbia. 4.011 A.M.
AuguaU... C48A.M'
Leave Augusta 4.18 p, M.
Leave Columbia. 1.1(1 P. M.
Leave Florence ....1280 A.M.
Arrive at Wilmington 7.10 A. M,
Panger going West beyond Colu.nbla,
will take through Train, leaving Wllmineion
at 6.2S P. M.
PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN, (Dally
except Sunday.)
Lear Wilmington 45 A. M,
Arrive at F'orenc...., 12.3(1 P.M.
Arrive at Ooliv-nbla B.10P.M.
Leave Columbia.,. 8.30 A.M.
ijeav Florence 1.10 P.M.
Arrlv at Wilmington . . 7.00 P.M.
7 Thouth connections at Florence with
trains tor Charleston,
T Th ongh Sleeping Cr on night train
for Charleston and August.
JAMES ANDERNON
Oen'l Superintendent,
, nevfl . 2o-tf
JUST IN
The Alderney Brand
Of CNDHNSED MILK In Patent Uxea.
Milk Cracker. ' ' " "
Zwieback, and for sale at
O H. W. R TINGED,
E. Corner of Market and Second Ms.
feb St
46-U
East.
HEW Y0SK.
Ws Wiliiili Li,
SAILING FR'iM KW YORK
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M .
-AhUFSUM WILMIilOTOS-
Wednesday & Saturday.
I.ADIO TO A IX POINTS IS
Alabama. For North or East bound
Wilmli otrn. rolnmhla inxui, r.ih.a
r trom Wilmington Houtn.
any other Home I.oeeaa mt Over-
WM. P. CLYDE k CO.,
Agent New York Line.
Bowling Green Nw Torii
A. D. CAZAUX,
and New Jork Lines, Wilmington. N. C
ly
BUSINESS CAED8.
Graham & Hash;
ATT0BNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FFD
era! Court, aid make collection any
where In North Carolina. Alas negotiate ralM
of Real EtaU. Agrlcnltural, Mineral and
Lumber tract, and delrDl City Loticosr
tantly on band.
Mr iftstf
MlOHABi OSOBtT. wILAB KtlBBl
CROHLY & MORRIS,
AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
WILMINGTON, N. a
(IAN BE 8EEN AT THEIR SALES ROOM!
, VV . tne ci,J an enlarged teal.
i -nkHB.k.?",f. bon,arte of very Lot
in tbaeity distinctly defined.
ln'tho'city JiU'' PM1 Dd ,f Try
Any information dedred rnrnlsbed aron aa-
pUratlon. " w
Julj 1
IN8UEAHCE.
North Carolina Homo
Insurance Co.
THIS Company continue to writ Pollole At
. ir rates, otf . claneetof lnurbl prep,
erty All loews promptly paid, .
Encourage Horn institution,
tary H BtU"' Prelaenti 8ton OaiM, Br
ATHINSOS A MANNINO,
Jun. . A
mum rooiis,
a7?,0 rtHK tntmuABcm caw.
TAl. KKPKKNKNlKj, AFTUl
PA riAil HON-IOM l.OMijg,.
gueen Insurance Company, of Llvr.
pool and london. capitol ....itO.000.OCI
North Britlfb and Meriandle InanA '
ance Company, capital 10,000,
Harttord InsuranceOompany, caplUI a,(SOO,000
National Fli Insurance Company.
of Hartford, capitol 00,OM
Oontinental Insurance Company, of
New York, capital 3 800 0M
Phcsnix Insurance Company, of ' '
Brooklyn, capital . 1800 004
Virginia Home Insurance Company,
of Richmond, oapital .... 800 AO
yMAyKINE-Th old Mercantll. UttntT
LIFE Tb Oonneetlont Mutual of Hart
Tora.
ATKIN8WN a MANNING,
novi
. uanerai Agent.
vA-tt
jyjERCHANTS AND HECHARICS
INSURANCE C0MPA5T,
OF RICHMOND. VIRGIHIA.
epii r ...f3oo,t
A. Y. Stobb, Presid'ti I. B. MooBB.Seot
JUHM WILBKR ATHIHKOB,
Ocnvrl Am
No. 4 North Water 8t Wilmington. M. O.
. tf-tt
JOHN A. BIME,
(FIRE, MARINE AND LUTE)
40,000,000 A Boots ReproooBtL
OFFIOB'-Comnwrclal Eiokang rSwiainf
North Wator Street ;
oct 11 34j.
Screven Houoo,
B. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
SAVANNAH, GrA,
rjlHIS L0N9 AND FAVORABLY KNOWS
Houae, pleasantly situated on JohntonSquar,
hiving been recently repainted and rpalrd,
and having all of it dpartmat fllWwlth
competent, pollt and attentlv mploya,
offers to the traveling publlo comfort unnr-
pasaed by any House In the Southern State..
Passengers having Tbrongb Ticket and do
siring to lay over at Acraven Hou-e. will hav
Fre Transportation from th House to DpoM
or Hteamajatn Sere, en Hon Omnibnae.
d UMfla
The Usury Law.
All those In favor of th ITsnry Bill and all
those opposed to it are given fair notice that It
premium will m ke r.o difference In the prie
of Boot and f hoe of all eluaes, kind and
style, from tbe cheapest and commonest, to
those calculated to answer the cles'rp of th
most fastidious. I ant able to suit, and am de
termined to suit all who favor m wltb a call,
feb2. O. A. PRICK.
WEDDING CARDS 22W&
ttacaiwt tBAhlouabl atyle at th
journ At, ottioa