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SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1S75.
BY TELEGRAPH
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONTINU ED TIIUEUEXISO
.STATE OF AFFAIUS.
Potmtiuji, April 2 Noou Tin
tUrealeuinp: btute of uffuirs continues
The Sheriffs' of various points have
illVrpJ the turbulent puaoua thrte
dm to return to thmr homes.
roTTsviLiJ!.Aptil 2 Nicbt Tro'Vn
are liuldiug tbriniaelvea in rt'Hdiutina to
move to 8harakin. upon wlnoii town
a l.-ge body of iniutra art repott-d to
be moviuff.
All quiet thin , morning. Tbe men
W"ia frighteued fiom tbe pumps at
Outialia lutst uigbt and tuucb damage
CHUBed by tbe accumuluuou ol
vat r.
.
uunopjs.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
A FUNERAL.
AT
THE RELIGIOUS WAR IN GER
MANY.
SPAIN DEMANDS THE ARREST
OF DON ALFONSO.
London, April 2 Noou It is esti
mate! that 200,000 pt rsoua attended
ttiH fuural of John Martin ut No wry.
M uliu died from tbe ehouii ut Mitch
ii'a death.
i Tbe Times oorreayoudeut at Berlin
t'tograpba that it is anticipated that
tbo old laws forbidding intercourse
between the Pope and tbo Catholic
ciergy in Prusaia, except through the
government, will be reeuaoted, and
that measures will be introduced
wtioily suspending Piipol authority iu
Pruia until tbe Pope abaadous his
pretension to canool tbe laws of tbe
Kn g lorn.
Tue Cologne Gazette states that
Spain has made a formal demand on
PruHsia, in virtue of an extradition
tr aty with thut oountry, for the arrest
o; Dm Alfonso,and it is said tbe Prus
sian authorities have ia oonsequeuoa
rni',tfived instructions to arront tbe
Pciuoo if he enters tho Prussi an terri
tory, and hold him until th - grouuda
of .Spain's claims are examined.
Thuetbh, April 2 Noon Tbe mon
ument to the memory of the lute Em
p rory Maximilian was inaugurated
to-day. '
Tuiestk, Aprili Night. The Ero
p ror Fr nois Joseph reached here to
il .y on his way to Italy, and was re
o i"ved with great enthusiasm.
Dublin, April 2. Night. It is
B'Htt d that Spain has repeated requeu
ed Germany to ordor its war vessels to
bombard Zaraaz for tbe Gustav out
rage, but Germany has refused to do
bo because in oase of a bombardtnt nt
nnooent people would sailer.
ELECTUIC1S31S.
At Eureka, Nevada, there was a
severe earthquake yesterday. A few
buildings were damaged but there
wttre no personal casualties.
Permission to the Irish Societies to
parada in honor of John Mitchell next
Sunday, has been refused by the au
thorities of Jersey City.
RcT. John Eldridge.'of Norfolk.Va.,
died at Hartford, Ct., yesterday.
A steamer arrived at Ilavauu yes
terday from Cadiz, with one thousand
soldiers.
At Salt Lake, Geo Reynolds has been
i .dieted for polygamy uuder the rul
ing tbat religious belief had nothing
to-do with it, and that the law of '(2
was constitutional. The verdict was
set aside on account of the irregularity
in arraigning Reynolds. A new trial has
been ordered.
Tbe ioe in the river at Albany, N.
Y., is moving slowly without material
rise, indioating a good opening below.
Tba tow-paths and lowlands in the
vicinity of Reading, Pa., aud covered
with water, but no daDgor is appre-
neuded nnlesa it rains.
The river at Easton, Pa., is falling
and the danger is over.
The boiler of Tunel's mills, at El
liottsville, Ohio, exploaded, killing
three people.
CONNECTICUT.
THE RADICAL PROGAMMS IN
, THE NUTMEG STATE.
Niw Haven, Conn., April 2 Night
-Hon. James G. Blaine addressed a
. Republican meeting here this evening
II J discussed tbe Southern question at
great length, maintaining tbut so long
as opposition to reconstruction on tbe
basis of free suffrage and tbe Consti
tutional Amendments, formed tho
principal Democratic issue in tbe
South, tbe Republicans would be com
pelled to make tbe support of these
measures the principal issue in tbe
North, He commented with some se
verity on the course pursued by tho
Democrats iu Congress, on tbe Louis
iana question, and said they bad ar
rayed themselves solidly against any
adjustment whatever, every member
of the party except Stepheus, of Go.,
voting against permitting the ques
tion of adjustment aud compromko
to be even introduced aud considered
by the House. He said the evident
aim of the Democrats was to restore
tbfir old mode of ruling the country,
viz: With the South, and detaoh
enough of the North to constitute u
majority; with a a nsilidated South
thy -only needed forty -swren
eltbtorial votes iu tbe North, aud
New York, Connecticut aud California
were just enough with Indiana, New
Jersey aud Oregon to fight for. Each
of the States thus menaced should take
heed that it did not in peace enter a coal
atiou to destroy the fruits it badstrng-
,fVl for iu the war. He d.d not have
I'V.Mi iu ndditbual coercive K'gtslatiou
by Congress, nor would be interfere in
tli'1 good of any State e xeopt aa a last
r. 8 jrt for tbe public safety, but be ap
pealed to the voters of Connecticut
aud to loy.il voters everywhere to ke p
tho political power of th Union iu t 6
bauds; f i ho m wavering ana aiiuouLU-tl
friends of the Union; t lose who had
fought for it. aud served it when the
eu l-i of the war had b en fully attained;
when free suffrage was everywhere
Co cod d, and wheu free spweb "was
nowhere denied; when Wendell, I'bii-
lio aiid Ueii. Losrau can hpeak a free
ly in Georgia as Lunar mid Grd-n
cm hptiik iu New H.iuii)shire, tie
n cessity for fuitber appeal to tie
loyalty of tue Nortn will ut nave ended
Uiitil then; wbile he would oultivato
aad enconrage tbe kindliest feeling
between the North uL.d South, be
would urge tbe North to hold the
political power as tb'' guaranty of s ife-
ty and prosperity of both h. cuoiis.
(SOTHAM.
BEECHER ON THE WJ-fNESS
STAND.
HE DENIES EVERYTHING.
New Yohk, April 2 Night The
following is au extract .froru lJei-eber's
teNtinmny, cpeuking" of Mrs. Tiltou:
"I bud a Itfe long ull'eet.on of rtspect
and esteem for her. I had tbe utmost
respect iiud atiVction for her as a
Christian womau.audwifoand mother,
but no anectuxi in any other connec
tion. Notliinif occurred on 'either tbe
10th or 17th betweeu Mrs. 'J'ilton and
myself tbat baa impressed itself upon
my mind. Up to December, 1870,
Ui'ero bad' never been uy undue fa
mdiantv between us. I never, deriet-
ly, or indirectly, solicited improper
proposals from her. I never bud any
favors from her; it would be impossi
ble with such a woman. I never bad
curnal intercourse or connection dur
ing that time with Mrs. Tilton."
SPECIAL.
Bbwahi of iBiltmloin. Hut only the gen
uine folded eitg-t collam, Kloiw ici and War
wick. 'J'ty are the bent mmlo.
Itlechanlcal Tlnkerlnir
t'not urrot the dcoon.ixwiliuii of the
teeth, hotbing will ds thia but that pure dis
infectant aud ijrourviif which, under the
naoteof SOZ(.tlONT, ban become aetaidevf
the toilet throug boat the world.
More ttmnlo fer heelRliwd, since Jnhn-
Bun A mid j nc l.lniuint wax first Invented,
during wuit-b lime liunded ot thoumnds have
Dren beneuttoa Dy iu una. rrouanir uo arti-
c In ever became eo juitersauy iiular with
all claiuce an Uohuaon's Acodyiie i-luunuut.
Hliln wbiob cot tain aiitimoiiv. uninlue ami
ralomnl, khuuld he avo.dcd, a neve re griping
UHina would oe tueir only return, lue uim.
ureal, and best iiilie aiu Pkikoijs' Furgaiiru
or Aatl-liltlouo 1 ills.
Tho Cirent Tribunal
Public ooiulon le the great tribunal by which
tho va'.ueof all diicoerie Is Judged. Ite fa
vorable verdict long ago stamped JJoetetter'i
Btomacu Bittern ae the leading Inrlgorant and
alteratiiooi theaja,andtbetruthl'ulneiol that
dtsciaioa le c jnstntly rocuUing freeu corrobor
ation Iu the ulinpeol rciilts, the nioet complete
and ratistactory, accomplished In our vory
imI J t Tributes to iti eftlcary aa a remedy for
indigestion, conatipat ou, nervous c m plaints,
Klooplesiiiess, cmorHl debility, rheumatism
aud kiduey disorders pour Iu trom every quar
ter physicians fmphatlcally comcoetid It ae a
r iinedy tor most inorganlo maladies, aud the
p e,e indorses the dictum of tbe protesriou.
Thus the popularity ot tue reigning toiilo
rtiuiulaut of A lrionia is eui.Untly widening
despite tbe In recti vci lu,minlc I against splr
iiuotis preparations ty tbo vendors of mock
temperance bitters, which the public some
time since dUcorercd to oe iuroieiiUd rubblxa,
aud the tuilc s of which are rapidly ou the wane
Many who arc su'.tering trom the eilec's ,)
t!i i warm weather and are debilitated, are ad
Vised by phsiulanj to take inuderato asoounta
ot whisky tw or three llmos d iring the day
In a little while those who aoopt this advice
frequently luereapu tliu number of " drinks,'
a'id in time become coulirmed Inebriate. A
beverage which will not create thirst for intox
lctiing liquors, and which is lnteuded especi
ally lor the beuetit of debilitated persons,
whether at home or abroad, is ir. HrhenckV
Sua Weed Tonic. Uontainlng the juices of
many medicinal herbs, this pre parailon do
not create an appntitu for the Intoxicating cuo
The Lourishlng and the life-supporting propei
tlesof many valuable natural prodiicnunacon
tttnedinit and well known to medical nioti
hito a raj.t streug heuiiig lurlii A "lug.e
bo tie of llie Touiu will uemunttrate its valua
ble qualities, for dobllity a.iMng ri o sit k
tusr, over exeriion or fiom any eue wliat
Frer a winegUsiful ef- He Weed Tome te ten
a t.-r uieals will Mriiigthcn the atowach md
create an appetite lor wtiolc.me looi. To all
wuo are about leaina their hem. a, we desliefo
any that the excellent ffleets of Dr. Scheuok'a
reasonable remcdl'-s, Sea Weed ' onto, and
SlaiiilraKe I'll a are psrtUu arly videnlwl i
taken by tboso who ie injunouiy arlecti d y
a cliang') d water and diet. No persiiii shouia
leave h nit wilbont taking a i upply of lhee
nimimriU al ! . Fur rale by ail i Tii(f;sls.
DIED.
Iu this city, on the 1st lust., Mr JOHN A
rAKHH.lt, aged atioutM yeais.
The friends am) acquaintances of the family
a'B icspeolfu.ly Inviud to the funeral ties
(Mitnrilay) morning, at 10 o'clock, from his lute
resilience ou fighih, between Mark aud
O.ick MreetH, t the Klrst bapti-t Church, a' d
from thence t.. Oakda'.e emetery,
NEW ADVEaTISEMENTS.
Notice.
rpllR ANNUAL MIKJ'UiO of the members
t-storkhol-ers of the Wllmlnuton Mutuul In
surance Oompviy, will take pla -e on Monday
fenieg, at So'clo.k, V. M ,at l.lppitt's Mali,
on I'rout street. .
8AM h N. CAN" ON,
aprtl8-80-It Micretary
rsrnoi5. '
rjlIIEitRKMAN'BARQUB 80NN4
Bv KD la i eady to discharge cargo.-. jjjj
Cuufigneoa i.leafO take notice. " "
W. PUHT, Master.
Notice.
rjlHK ANNUAL MEBriKO of t1Stock
hollrrs of tlie Wilmington Cotton Mills will be
I held at 'lie Hank of Nrw llaiinver un Wed ne t
! day, April the I3ih, 18 6, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
j T. C. UaBOKHKT,
I aprlt 3 ao-tw ---- .. . tiaoretary. .
NEW ADVIRTI8ZMMTS.
KNKHAI. rjPIHIrtTBMUTa OfFM
WILMINCTCH, COLUMBIA
-AM0-
AUQUJTA IAILI0A0 CO.
Wu iToa, M.U., April I, 1B15
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and aMar Monday, Ai all 5th. the rollon
l.ig stdiwtule will be run :
MtiHT J.J.PKCB8 fHA.m,(Dallyi.
L-e Wilmington (.7S P. M
Uiave riirence .....11 M P M
Arrive at ..'oiurulila. 4 1ft A. M
Aegosta. S.4B A.M
Leave Auuau... t.lS r k
baave Oolumbla. MS P. M
Leave Ploronc It W A. M
Arrive at Wtlntnirton.. .. . .. 1. 10 A.M
Pasennirer eoinf West bevood Cult abut
will take through t rain, leaving Wilmington
at .tft r. M.
PAS-'l!.(jeR TKAIN. (Daily except Ban-
aay.)
'.r ivr Wilmington ....... f It 1.
Arrive at K'oroiioe...... t.
Uava Plorenee 1.10 P M
A rive at Wilmlnetan 7 .OOP It
"raiMnciri for Charleston, )lnmbla and
Augusta and nryoa. snouia lake nigni Kx
pres. trala from Wilminatoa.
Th ough Sleeping Cars on Bight train
or (jnariostun ana august a.
JAM 10 AHDKKSOl
Uen'l Superintendent.
(tar copy.
apt HI SO-tf
A FORTUNE F6R 81I
Positively the Last Postponement.
"NOW 19 YOUR TIME."
Dame Fortune Helps Tbose who Help
TbemselTM.
LECALLY AUTHORIZID,
THE
MAS GIFT CONCERT ASSOCIATION,
In aid of the Publio Improvements iu
tho Oity of Denisou, Texas.
Will Uiv a
GRAND 'CONCERT,
nOrvDAY.Nar Slat, lST.,
And will Distribute to the Ticket
Holder-
$250,000 IH GIFTS!
The Concert and attribution of Glfta laar-
anteed to ptmiTIVBLit Uke plaoa on the
above date or the
H
MONEY WILL BE RErTJNDED.
t Capital Ulft ,
J II M
I - II - '- u
4.11 i
00,000
iia.ooo
........... 13.000
1G,000
Besides Gifts In proportion aanoutiUng Iu all to
250.O00.
piatrlbntlon to commence Immediately after
tho Concert. .
AGENTS WANTED.
Liberal Commissions to Bespouaiblo Agents.
CLUBS.
Clnba can be organised In loealltiaa where
we have no local agent, and a prorata division
of glfta drawn cau be made, ttend tor special
ratea to Clubs ,
HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money aent at our rlak when' sent by Post
Offlee Money Order, Drart, Kxpreas or llegia
tared Letter,
7 Ordrra for ticket aent dlrcot to na
promptly filled g -
Address aa for circulars giving reference!
manner of drawing, fall partlsnlars, etc
Addrfse all orderafor tlokrta, commanlca
tlons, and make all remittances of money to
A. H. COLMMS. Secl'y,
Dknison, Tkxab.
N . B. Orders Tor ticket amonntlng to M or
over sent O. O. I., per axprrss.
aprll l-ao-tf
Turpentine Tools,
'(Of warranted quality),
Hackers, Boun Hhves, Torpentln Dip
m, hack Weights, Haek Files, Round Shave
Wiettera, Korln Htralnera, Hklmmeia, Dtp
pers, Ao. A large stock or th above goods
ami at price a that rook, aandormud bottom
prlrs can't compete with, ran be found at the
Old Kdtabllshed Hardware Hoase of
JOHN DAWnON,
hos 18, 20 and ,1 Market Street.
march M IB
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday Evening Aprll 7th.
First Southern tow, and Bret and only ap
pearance In Wilmington of the sloquent
and most popular speaker ia America,
who will deliver her thrilling and popular
ketch
"JOAN OP ARC,"
Creating a Profound Sensa
tion Everywhere.
VT Heats can bo secured at Helneberger'a.
Adm'SKlon, 78 Cenla. Beservod Beats, ft.
aprll a , I8-Bt
NOW OPENING !'
Spring Clothing
And handsome assortment or
SCARFS, TIES,
LI own, aScc. ,
MUNSON & C X
CITT CL0THIKR8.
arrll I
ta
Potatoes, Potatoes. Pota
- toes.
100 IU,LS ,CAKt'v M0SB poTAiEgt
k(ir ssle by
KltdOUNIU A CALDltU. tutus. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Copartnership
HERCTOrORK EXISTING BKTWICKN
the nn-teralgnet, under the Brut nam of
Hpruat A Hinaon, I this day dissolved by mu
tual oons-nt. ilil Sprunt and .lamrsNrunt
are aione anthorlsMt o aeille the cowtoer
ahlp and to ign the name ot the fltaa la litiul
daton.
AI.FX SPKl'NT,
JKIIN W. HINNON,
JAMK3 orKUNT.
Tkeanders gned hare this day associated
thuielvi aa copartitera uuder the arm and
st l ot Al i Spruut A Moo- They will con
tinue tb bu.inessol th old m at the fame
plant ; and they tdedge to the li lends aud pat
runs of awuut A hinon and to all ethers en-
tru-t ng builn-ns to thru th mvsidlllgeut and
laiuiiui sttentioa to their interest. .
April 1st, 1K70.
AI.KX BTRt'NT,
JAMKH Hfbl'MX
ItavlBf bernaimciated In buslnes with
Mesne Alex ttptun' and Jsnis f lit mitt,
the p. at eight yesrs. a d intending to have the
ritai to enlei Into biimners e Ispwhrre, I retire
from tbat connection with the very highest ap.
(r-iatitn 01 taeni botu as merrnsnis aim gen
t'emen of tt'orough rapacity end integrity; and
most coriiiaiir nconimenu ine new nrm in
airi, Hprsnt a Mon to the pattonsgeand eon
lidenc of the public, and esMcially nf all mv
ftleti Is: and take pltmsar in awuiing Iheni
that their biislners could net b entrusted to
better or saf er bauds.
April lsl, im
JOHN W IIINaON
aprll I l
1(1
in
I have Inst reorlveit til lale-t styles of Hoots
and Hboes, i-emprlslng
uenta rme nana newen noon, -lo
" " Box-'l'o Prlnco
Alberts,
" " ' Box To Strap 1 Irs,
Machine 8'wed Mux Toe Friuie
Do
IH)
Alberta.
ladie. Mlsaes. Children's and lalant Rfd
and Pebble Hutton and lJce Boots. Also
Misses and Clillilr-n's t olnreu xhues
I have se cur i-d th Agency for A MrKlrath s
I, oiubuiatlnn (tlaokiim Hrush. Something new,
m at aud nobby.
. inaabisa. rsitn,
No.U Marktt Mtreet
aprll H gn of the Gulden Boot
Iu Store and to Arrive !
M0 Kega Nails, Parker Ml, It,
lot) Doaen Weeding Hoe,
00 oil Cotton K.ipe,
BOH Plows all kinds, including th Dixia,
t astings of all kinds, Tons Potwr,
n I hi s n Backhands, and everything else
found In a large Hardware House. All tor salr
at bottom prtcts by
anarcnaa uii.isn ct aiuituniBun.
Note and Draft Books,
Rxpreaslv made to order from the latest de
signs to large variety.
ror sai at
HEINHBEKGEK'S.
Frames ! Frames!
Jost received a largo assortment of Frames
tall aiaea and styles. Something new. Call
and ae at
HEINSBERCER'S
Llvo Book aud Muslo Blora.
apt II f ID
Pure Mellow
Old Rye Whiskeys,
FIVE SUMMERS.
Finest and Rarest Old Family Whis
keys in this City.
Old Wines, Port, "sherry and Madorla, 8cup
pernqng and Flowers'.
OHAS. D. MYERS k CO.,
5 &7 North Front St.
Perfection in Butter.
Thirty email Tuba, Family Packagea, of tbe
finest Dairy Butter ever ottored In this city and
at price greatly reduced.
Call on ua and examine goods and price.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
Band 7 North Front St.
aprll 3 7
Best in the City-
I'hofie Ladies White Cotton Hoee
tbat I am selling for 10 Cents per pair,
WM. FYFE.
Collarettes!
Collarettes !
Something new and stylish, jost re
ceived and selling for 5 cents each.
At
aprll 1
WM. FIFE'S.
70
Extracts for the Toilet.
QUKRLAlN's) EXTHACTH,"W" w
Labln'a Extracts,
Phaion'a Mgbt Blooming Oereus,
Hair Brushes, omba,
Oiled Bilk, Ao., 0. f
ror sale by - -'
GREEN & CLANNKU
march 81 71
BUY
Our Half Dime Cigar
FOR
... 0
Half Dollar per Dozen,
Ths eiieapest in this mwket
At No. 22 Market Street.
D. PICOTT.
8
man h 90
The Annual Meeting
OF" THE STOOKHiMlER OF 1 HB KKAL
Kst.ate and Ioan Association, for the elec
tion of Directors, and the transition ot other
bnlneas, will be bel l at the Hibernian Hall
on Friday evening, 8th lnatan"t, at Bo'clock.
0.8. RI LIS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
aprll 1 78-ulm
The New Ice House.
I resiiectlully notify my Irlends and the pub.
Ho genrral'v that I ha this day npi-ncd my
H;E HiiUSK on D,.ck, between Water and
F out, and also at the coiner of Market and
eleventh t ect, where Hie cltl"na can alwaya
g. t the natT of Ioe.
B. U.J. AH URNS,
Pio.irietor.
, aprll 1 le-
i miscellaneous;
MORE THAN
6,000,000
OF Os Nt'MIlKB Al.ONK OF TII8
Jt STtt CKURHIUTSt
SPENCERIAN
! L'HU. . .
Dot-rtLB Et.ATlO
STEEL PENS
Wer rn'd In 1M,4 -beluga gain i f more thnn
l,(KsJ Otsi over llm year previous; this, wl'h Hit
marked luciease Iu the saesot th other mini
bi-rs, shows tbat the urlur quitllllca
three Pens ar being mora and nior wppre
oiated, aud thai they are deallnvd to tak
their plac s Ilia MIOat upillHr Htrn
Pens In the market. They ar made of tin
beat aleel, by th moat akllll'iil work,
men in l:urupo, and ar a HBarer pprol
mil Ion tit th real swan oiion thsti
anything of Ih kind hitherto Invented
The "penrorlan Cteel Fens at unlvr-
ally uaed iniheCommerolBl Col-
le(ea Ihtoiighoiit the I', h., more lurg" v
than any olhrrs by tb United State
Oovernment, and unite g.'niiiy in the
Banks, Counting-Houses 't
SOhOOl the country ; and are for sal
by the trade generally.
We clalai lor the npeitcerian runeriority
over all other i",n durability,
elasticity, fleilblllty, and iu even
ness of point
The Hpenrerlan Pens e eoniptls-d
In 15 numbers, varying In lleiblllty and
fluener of point, and, for lbs convenience of
those who may with to trv them, we will send
a card 'containing a sample of each
number by mall, securely endow d, on re
ceipt of 2B cents.
Addreea all ordcre to
1VIHON, 1)1 AKKMAN, TAYI.OIt A CO.,
138 and 140 Grand 8treet,
aprtll 4t-Wd&dat. Naw tuna.
Business Suits
ADB AN I) TBI MM F.I) IN (IOOI) Hly le
al", at .
iisiir, muuuiiin iuiv o.
H
AWDBOMK BUBINKSS BUIfg mad ta
order 1S to fSO, at
jam isb jatiuoHJUun a.
TILECUNTFirTINUSHIKTS MAHK JO
Xli measure, at
JAMES MoCOHMfl'K'fl,
7-t-TB,Frld(Hun
march 30
Feathers.
LARUK LOT OF LIVE (1EKSK FKATII
rs on band and for sale low by
D. A. SMITH 4 CO.
Sash, Blinds andDoors.
LAHOKBTOOK JU8T KECEIVEDand
lor sale at reduced prices by
D. A. SMITH & CO.
T6-tf
aprll 1
Nuga liar Bon-Boiis,
pLOHIPA OBANOB.1 AND LEMON
bilcea, Cream Chocolates, Gam Drops, and a
full assortment of Mixed Candles and N'uts,'
Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Gross and Blank
well's Pickles.
Old Port and Baker Whiskey.
H. W. 81IURE,
No. 31 North Front St.
aprll I . 7H
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
rnblished every Wednesday at
WADESBOUO, ANSON COUNTY,
BT
JOSH. T JAMES!. CO,
Has a large ai d rapldlv Increasing clrcnla
tlon in tbe Fee Uct country in North and South
t'arollua.
Ailvertbwrs will And It the hest medium In
either of tbe sister 8 tales lor reaching tbe
farmers, planters and merchants.
?7te eztenaive local advertMng pat
ronage exhibited in iti column is llie
bent evidence of its largo and influen
tial circulation. .
ttr Specimen coplos, with rates tor adver
tising, sent frre, iOstage paid, un application
to the undersigned, either at Wadeshoro or
Wilmington.
JOSH. T. JAMES AO' .,
Editors and Proprietors
feb 21 4.Vtf
The Piedmont Press.
HICKORY, N. Cm
Ia tbe 'only paper published In Catawba
county, and has an extensive circulation among
Merchants, Farmers, and all classes of busl
nors men tn the Htata The Puses Is a llvo,
wide-awake Democratic paper, and is a desira
ble medium for adverllrlng In Wes'ern North
Carolina Liberal terms allowrd on yearly ad
vertisements, Buhao'iption 2 Iu sdvvoei.
Addrar MDBMILIift TOMLINdON,
Fd tors and Proprietors.
march 71-t.f
8IIEJ.BY lilNJSEU.
Published weekly, at. SHFXfcY Cleveland
County. N.O., at St SO per nnnnm, in ad
vanre; has a large ami rapklly Inorraslng cir
culation In nearly all the minifies West ot
Mecklenburg. Also, an extensive circulation
tn the emntles or Hpartanhurg, York aid
Union. M.O. HaJnat been eularged from a
twenty to a thirty .two column, and Is now
adorned with an entire new drees, lit pnlilici
ar Drmntratti Th Carolina Central Hallway
being now vmpleted through to Wilmington,
an 1 Hhelby being tb Western t-rnilnus, the
llannn la a most excellent advertising medi
um. Butei moderate. X
PUHHAMAWFBB.
Eiitors and Fropi letors,
fab 10 W-tr
NEW ADVERTISEMEM3.
45
BROWN &
We atill coutiuuo to atll at our former low prioea rjotwitbatandiog tbe ad
vanco in the tutttketa, aud aa a lulmtaiitiul jroof submit the following list of
jiriooa;
CoaU' BiHxd Cotton C penta a aHxl or 70 couU jr doien.
VuM atilieil Cotton frtira C cpUU pur yard.
:UI inch Fruit of the Loom.. ,. 11 ConU per yard.
aa " Ij(iru. 121 " " "
8(1 " Waroautla i 1GJ '
Now ypiing CalirtHH, In-st quality, 10 cenU por yard.
Ludiea lull'a for Uie Neok 6 aud 1(1 cent a, worth 25 wtita, a bargain.
It would Ik) aivf at mtving to tutma visiting tint citg for the purpoae ofdt
itijr tlieir alioppiug in tlm Dry (lootla lino to givo na a call prrviotu to making
their purclinaca. We take thia motbod of adrrrtiainff prices for yon to com
pare them with not only Wilmington and vicinity, but with tlioae of any ipo
tion of the country. We bnvo no timo or inoliimtion to button holeyou on the
atrecta, or Itaik yoti up in the llotola, or by laying any claims of friendship.
Our objt ct ia purely butiinctm, aud ws pmptwc doing that in legitimate way.
SEVERAL JOB LOTS.
Much aa 100 dozen Kid Gloves for M) cents per pair, worth SI 50.
liittliea hemmed l'nre Liiit ti llamlkerchiefs 15 cents, worth 20 ctmtfl. -20
puira llliitikets worth ifft 50.
WH HAVE COT EVEKVT1UNO WE ADVEUTI81
ONE PRICE -TERMS CASH -K0 SAMPIES CUT.
BROWN & RODDICK,
SOLUBLE FACIHC GUM CO.;
CAi'rrAj. 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO TLTOUHAND Ft Vf3 HUNDltEt) TONH HOIiUllLE PACiriO fltTANO
for aalo, cither for CAKU or on CHOP
with MerohantH uml other rolinblo paititw
pricos.
W.
Com mission Merchants, agents for PaolfloUaaiip
Sub-Agents for the Sale
V. II. CIIHNOM.
!. UltAIIAM....
jan l
Carolina Central Railway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
WimiNOTON, March 81st, 1875,
THK ATTRNTION OF TH B Pimr fO IH KKSIC'1Trni,t,y INVTTRO TO THB
fact that the Csrnlln ((antral Hallway, being eornnleted and fullv ediiliined for bnslness,.
oilors-wlih its connections at Wilmington, both rl direct Mteamer l.inea and via Wold n and
PurUinuuth. to It iltltuur. Philadelphia, Wow York, lioston and f rorldouce uneqaalod faoli
liy lor handling shliwetite from
WILMINCTOM AND ALL EASTERN CITIES TO CHAR-
LOTTE, STATESVILLE, GREENVILLE, SPARTAN-
DURC
and all stations nn Ailantlo. Ttnnssse A Ohio.
Carolina Railroads as well as all points In (1KOUHIA and ALABAMA.
Insnratuie from Eastern nines snarantnen aa low aa via any mner lino, nowrrminat or irans
fr charges, aud Haloo alwaya a lw aalho loMteai.
nates to all points lurnisbed upon aiiptioauitu
Hanover building.
aprll 8-80-iy
Memoirs of Service Afloat
DURING THE WAR BETWEEN
TEE STATES.
BX ADMlllAIi BAfHAEL 8KMMK8.
"The Autocrat of The BrcakfoBt
Tablo (every man hia own lloawell).
"ihe Law and the Lady." By Wil
kie Collins.
"A Fast Life" on the Modern High-
"ilnlda ' after Hie uerman, dv vvts-
tnr
The Frozon Deop." liy Wilkio
Collins.
For sale by '
CONOLEY & YATES,
- 47 Markot Street.
march K "
A.J.JOHNSON,
IlerrlntTHvlllt', N. Cm
DKALRH IN OKNKBAli MfligiiAMii"
and Distiller of Torrenttne.
Hlghe.t oasti prices paiu lor x ursnsuu. am.
Cnnntry Prodtt generally. .
r Abo, Agont for Wlluil igton JouanAt-.
aprtll "
APPLE BUTTER
1TKW OKANOKS,
CHOICB LKMOhS,
J ust arrived ai d for rale at
o h. w. nrNf.E's
N. f, Corner of Market and Suoond His
mirch 30
Wanted.
T1
IIB PAI.Mr"VTl) CYPUKSS UOMPANlf
are prepared to fotittact for th do'lvery of
Cypress I , at the f alinvtm Mills,
Oi'orgotown, B. U.
marM-4t DA VID H ISLET. Agent.
Du Pont's Powder.
R
RIFLE, SPOKTINU ANI hl'SKET,
BT,A8TIN()A(I) MINlNO-fu Whole.lla
and yuarter Kes
Forsjloby
O. U PARSLEY & f.O.
, :)-ir
march SI
Nails, Powder and Coffeo.
(l KFOS NAILS,
4i it'gHnrtlngand Blasting Pow ler,
IIUO Bags Uollo.
For sale by
KEKOHNIB & CALDKH HBl-
t, march JU ) '
15
ilUilJI,
EODDIGK
45 Market Street.
ftT
- TIME. Liberal torma will bs mod
to sell thia Uiiiino at our Warebo
II. McltARY & CO..
Uo,, and Dealerala No. t Peruvian Ouanb
NOMTII W ATI n Htiiert,
WII.IVIIKUTON, N.
or Soluble Pacitlc Guano.
..Old Hundred, N. O.
Marlon, a. 0.
S!-aindAw
Atlantic and Ulttlimnnd Air Lin and North
hi ui uuuersignca. umw nans si new
.- '
f. w. oxsxiic,
Oonoral freight Agent.
FINE ARTS.
Geo. II. Ncott,
ARTIST IN CRAYON PORTRAITS.
Samples can be seen and Orders
left at the Book Store of P. Heinaber
ger. The Patronage of the Publio is re
spectfully solicited.
maridi Ift-tf IT
From this Date
JJIt ICE OF COAL WILL BE
lO PorTon.
O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
march 2S Tl
Spring Millinery.
2T
H8. K. A. LtTMSDKN has Jutt returned
from Ne York with all the later t at j lei of
Millinery Goods, constating of Pattern Bits
and Bonnets, Children's Hat and French
Flowera.
march lw E. A. LtTMSDKN.
T
HB LAST OIIANCJI TO OKTTHK BKN-
bow House or seme other large gift, for
Two Dollar and riMjr Cents H
The drawing or tbo Grand Gift tJonoertr In
Ureenborn, N. O., baa been deferred antll
April tilth, when It will, wlthont anf farther
d day, he prooerded with. Those wishing tit t
invest cu do so by aindlng to th Manager,'
0. P. Mendenhall, Ilox 8, (Iroeuiboto, N. O., .
or of the agents at dillcirnt place". Ticket
lot sale In this (lace by .
jfATTHRW F. TAYLOR,
mar,h id tt Agent.
Something Hew.
Latest Fashion Gonla Dr. Cait.
Latest Fathloo Ounls nuaineas Coats.
Litift Faddon Gents Drras f tilta.
Lat' .t Fashion -Mente Furnishing Goods.
Latest Fashion -Mring GchIj (tenerally.
I have, without eioaptlon, tba flnest. assert
Itieut of new things Iu Gents aW" tbat I:
has evi'r been my privilege to oftVr an .
aprr?clatlve people. My Spring ef-
, fort lar exoela lhat of any ethtr
' lliittseln the city Both Mer
ch.ntTaMorina aaa Beady - , ,
Mad Di-partmenUluliy
, organised and ready
tor an lmraeuso
baslnese.
A. DAYH).
A. DAVID. A. DAVID.
marcU Hi '