Journal,
WILMCCOTON. N. 0 :
TUESDAY. MAY 11.1875.
Tl Daii t JorkNAL, thoMst daily
v.nr iii North Carolina, U puMlld
-viry inon iiig, sirept Mimday, at Eight
1ii.lar yar; Torn Dallam ix
t.m1; SavsTT-lv miiU par wou&
s tlwrur portods. Served by Carriers
kUs Hty at SiTOTT-nvB ownta
' mor- h, or Two DoubA awl Twis
1 1-rtVB ffnii per quarter.
Tb VVlMlLT JOl'RHAL, (rriJy)
lilrty-i Iimn par'. Two DoiUM
rr year; thr H Fivi Doixars awd
a baw 6v D"IiAl
tvecnpU, A A A1F
,,n FlFTKKlf DOLLAR! tWSMV
Cople TwiKTT-riT DoLLARS.
SiiwKirTioifs In all rases payaWa I" (
vnc, and no prr continued after tin- ,
iraUm- t tlni paM for. . !
l;fcniTTAir hiilJ be made fcy Pnst
offi. Money Order or E.prw. If tbli ran
, ot be done, pmt.cUon against Waws hy
mall mav be soured . by forwarding a
IrnPi pavtiletotbe order of the proprietor
jt tit Joo-sal, or by sending Ike money
a ipltered letter. ;
,rlvnilne (IT 01 ,wdv
.i!d l'r of advertising type.) One lch.
oi Insertion, ()! DMAA two Insw
Uoit OKK B AND A BAir; thn
inaertlmia. Two M.lAhs; f'r Ins-rllr-.
Two Ihiii.AWs AND A HALF! Ave liner
ti..n Th Dou-AKHi 1 li-wrtlon.
I KKR l0..AK AND A HALF! twelve
ortlnln, KlVB DoM-AM A"I A HAI.r.
o enwrnlh. KiflBTDoi.i.Aiifl; two moi.thm
.'iftk-K DiMAh; three montbe, Tn
TV-TWO liOI4.AH.
('nnttaiU for Imiirer perlodi and longer
!( in') upon liberal ternia
iVr.-,
KNOBI.H ARt A SAl'BIlKKS,
Wlltnliiftim, N.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
While our thermometers were re
cording all the way from ten to foity
di grees below aero, the oppoeite n
trrnie was experlf noed in Aubtrailia,
the weather in the vicinity of Victoria
having been hotter than for a dozen
Tenia. The ttoruuiv reached 111
degrees in the shade and 160 degrees
iu ti.e snn in January. Tho heat was
so great that the country wan burned
over for hundreds of miles, destroying
grass, fences and in many cases build
iug. Due man lost a thousand sheep
from this cause.
The largest sailing vessel on the
great lakes was lanuchod at Toledo on
Wednesday last. 81) e is 235 feet iu
length ou her keel, and bears four
maHts, each over 100 feet high. One
of tho prettiest incidents of the cere-
monius must have been when, "at a
signal from the foreman,, the great
black hull Btarted wuter ward, and
almost in a twinkling kissed the waters
of the Muumee and received its ba-
tismal blessii g amid the screech of
tug and railroad whistles, the wayiug
of bunting and the pUndita of the
multitude assembled."
A Paris correspondent gives the fol
lowing fctatistics concerning the way
Parisians live, and illustrating the
house aoooinmodationa in the city:
"Paris ' haa within its walls 63,003
houses, of which 894 are in prooess ot
construction and 1,917 uninhabited.
The official figures show that the en
tire population , numbers 1,851,792,
These inhabitants ' live in C1.C22
houses, of which O'.U are public estab
lishments, which givo an average of
thirty persona to eaoh house, or
thirty-two if we take iuto the ealoula
tion the floating population, which is
daily eslimattd at 135,000 persons.
Eaoh house ooutsins about eleven
apartments or chambers to rent, for
the number of rooms or apartments
rented, or to rent, number C94.G95, of
which 65,257 are vacant and 02,161
rented for commercial or industrial
purposes. Thii gives an average of
three persons to esoh apartment rent
ed or to rent."
The Sonth earned the right a bund
red years ago to have its gallant det ds
iu the war for independence celebrat
ed upon their hundredth anniversary,
and tht; Mecklenburg Centennial,
which will take place at Charlotte, N.
C, May 20, will be the initial event of
. the kind in that section. The sceptics
in regard to the genuineness of the
Declaration of Independence, which
ia alleged to have taken place there,
do not seem to be on the popular side,
aud not a doubt will disturb the minds
of the thousands who are getting
ready to leud their presence and en
thusiasm to swell the significance of
the occasion. The attendance pre
dicted has been placed as high as 80,
000, and the good people of the towu
have been and are straining every
nerve to meet the extraordinary do
mauds that will be made upon their
hospitality. The suggestion is made
by tl e press of the State that the day
be a general holiday throughout North
Carolina. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
will be Chief Marshal, and Hon. John
Kerr, one of the best speaker in the
State, Orator of the Day. ; The Char
lotte celebration is to be a patriotic
affair at all events, and the eeotion has
many valuable traditions and interest
ing souvenirs to give eolat to the oo
cisiou. When the country at large
seta the South as well as the North
celebrating the events of their com
mon origin, the spectacle ought to es
tablish the conviction everywhere that
their interests and purposes ate like
wise identical to-day. ,
KOI I Oil I 41. C omil M'IIMMM I..
Tallahassee, Flukiha, f
May, 1.73. '
Ikar Journal : !
April mast be the most delightful
mouth to spend ia tins "land of flow-
erar at lea&t if liere v any more
plcaeaiit aeanoQ Vat Burely mult U
au earthly paradise. It ha be n my
good fortune to apeod the greater part
of April of this and last year in this
State, and I am tare I never enjoyed
two more delightful ramtka ia my
Ufa.
WIT JTjOBIPA.
I reached JackaoB County, Weet
FloridA, oq th 9th of April, and at iu
dinner found peaa. Ineh potatoes l
and atrawberries in greateet abnu
danee and of the finest quality, and
before the month had expired, iH
and snap beans were no rarity." Tet
the weather haa been oool, and oue'or
two late fronts have retarded rather
than poaitirel injured the gardens
and the crops. Ia the low grounds
and damp places the young oottou In
been killed in spots. Hut the cold
spell which the papera report as hav
ing done so much damage in North
Carolina and elsewhere, ou the 33d,
24th and '25th alto., did not reach uh
bere. Now all fear of fronts is goue,
and the farmers have pretty generally
completed ''chopping out."
Lost year I gave the readers of Tiu
Jot'HNAii quite an extended accouut
f ....
IACKSOM COUNTY fAIlMISO, ; .
and some idea of the political and ni'i
terial condition of the State. It ia
ardly uucessary to repeat thesa state
ments. I find little change. The
jeople beyond the Chattahoochee
river, blessed with a good crop last
year, appear iu better financial condi
tion, aud have gone to work this
Spring with good heart and prospeoU
The plu of reuting laiuls, and hiring
mules to the froedmen for a certain
portion of the crop is generally adopt
el, with satisfactory results to both
parties. This plan seems to bo grow
tug in favor.
While the lands ot Jaoksou are not
the most fertile, they repay very gen
orously tho labor bestowed upou them
A fine climate, a high aud dry soil, a
long season, I know of uo farming sec
tion which produces bettor in profior
tion to the cost of lands and the ex
peuse of living.
I parted, with my relations and
friends near Greenwood, whose
hospitalities I had so much en
joyed, with reluctance. Tukiug
private conveyances, we traveled down
the bunks of the Chattuhooolioe some
twenty-five miles to its oouflueme
with the Flint, forming the Apaluohi
oola, where crossing the river, we as
cended the very high bunk ou the
eatsttsru short, upou the summit of
which, more than a utile from the
river, is situated the town of
CHATTAHOOOIIKK,
which a few years ago was the ship
ping and trading point of a large aud
wealthy section of country, and was a
thriving and growing place. But like
all other places on these rivers, below
Eufuulft its growth has been stopped
aud its trade goue. The completion
of railroads to Savannah and Jackson
ville has diverted all the trade of this
section . away Irom New Oruaua
and Mobile., Apalaohlcola, , at the
Gulf, was a thrifty port, and sailing
vessels aud even steamers for New
York aud New Orleans lined its
wlwrves, aud gave activity to its
streets. Several lines of river steam
ers brought lown the cotton for many
hundreds of miles in the interior, aud
returned ladened with the stocks ot
merchants aud farmers. Now all this
is changed. From Port Gaines, Eu
lui ana uoiumous ou the upptr
river, the Ceutral llailroad drains
everything to Savannah, and at Bain
bridge the Atlantic aud Gulf llailroad
does the same, aud at Chattalioouhce
the Jacksonville, IVusaoola and Mo
bile Railroad follows the example of
jt rival. So that the ouoo thriving
town of Amdachicolo is rapidly going
to decay, otHJu a short time hardly
vestige of its former prospeiity will
remain, even if like its one time rival,
St. Josephs, its very site is not oblit
erated.
We spent the n'ght and half tho
following day at Chattahoochee, as the
oars did not leave until ) o'clock.
L'-tarning that the TJuited States Arse
nal adjoining the town had been pur
chased by the State aud converted
into a
STATU r-BIBOM,
in company with two other travelersjl
visited that iustitntiou if a peep within
the walls could be thus dignified.
"Mine host" having informed us that
we would find a visit to the pouiten-
tiary interesting, we strolled towards
it. We passed along a lane, between
finely cultivated cotton fields, and en
tered a well kept aud luxuriant gar
den, and approached the front door o
an imposing looking mansion, forming
a part of the wallls whioh enclosed the
prison grouuds. We made many and
frequent noisy demonstrations, and
several white and colored attendants
passed by the open door giving us only
stare of idle curiosity. We natur
ally supposed we bad mistaken the en
trance, and moved to a gate we saw
farther on. Here we repeated our
rappings. No grim sentinel paced to
aud fro as we had expected, and indeed
none were visible anywhere. I shoved
the gate, and behold it open before us.
We went in, and looked about There
were no evidences of work shops, nor
in fact ot any thing useful to which
the inmates could be employed ia
I rirti ti'ii'i" tii t ix liu 1. titd
i.,.:i!. of l'Sri.U A few id' a, thnit-
negro. w.-re ln.trr'rtK nrm;J,
W, turu,J n th.. n!. e 4 tin in jm
- jf fi tlu i Lom-ot f j.ke vs l.i w
t tin III.
Shortly a groai l'Miing and r-inuk-iug
individual niu.lo Lie iijipturiin-e
and a'ked n to walk into tLe vR'iov.
X6 comiilied, and wore nxhereJ iuto a
large.cheerleM room with two or Uiree
Ueaki, ooul union o( thiugi iu oue
coruer.aud map ortwoiangiLg upon
the dingy and dirty wall, lk-hmd a
table writing tat quite a foi plrti look-
iudmdual, who wj were tubsc-
Queuiiy miorroeu w. a oonvic iu
ployed as a clork. Iu the right band
corner behind a desk Was a kltfek Well
kept individual, who we wire told
altera ards was.
COb MAlt TIM,
the Superintendent; that is one of my
companions said ho, knew him,
baring traveled with him the dsy be
fore from Tall ali ssste, at which place
he got oo the cars quite drunk, f
Our lugubrious escort aked us to
bo seated, bauding mo the only unoc
cupied chair iu the room, he tlu'u go
iug to a desk aud begun writing. Wo
remained several' minutes, and if
either of the officials or the clerical
convict even so much as oast a furtive
glance at u I did nut eeo it 1 re
marked to my companions that tlu-se
peoplo had evidently learnt'd their
maimers inside the institution over
which they prebided, oud I sui poM d,
if, like LittlcfiYld, wo had been
111 i -vi or had swindled tho public,
we would have beeu cordially wW
oomed, or even if we hud boeuue
groes we would liuvo beeu politely h-
cogniaed. They were evidently uu
used to the .company of genlh-uieii
We lt ft as we oame'uud by the same
g.ite.
This fellow, Colonel Slultill, o!
course, is a carpet bugger, us U holds
- lucrative position iu I'loiiiU. Hi-
came to thii Htute and broke at furui-
iug. Now hu ia making a good thing
of it in the same lnisinenB, an the
Stale furnishes bis l ands, feedti ami
clothes them and pays him a flue sal
ary to do his owu overseeing. Iu
other words, I learned that be used
tho convicts in cultivating his owu
lands. lie has built him a fine resi
dence at Mount lieiisaut, has a good
vineyard sud farm several miles from
the prison, whioh is the mult of con
viot labor, and the fluely cultivated
flxlds of oottou around tho town, 1
was informed, was his. Indued Col
ouel Marliu bus things his owu way
having withiu the walls of his prison
a "pent Up" Utah, enjoying iu a mftdl
fled way tho priviliges of the muchly
married Uringham "without regard to
race, color or previous bonditiou.."
Taking the cars at Ohuttahooohei
a ride ot a low hours brought us to
Tallahassee, through aud into th
most beautiful section of Floridii
But I will reserve for my next lotte
my reception, entertainment and fin
pressions of this beautiful city. E.
f tiih hvv, in: run
Tho dihehargo of . O. Hyuter, the
groat outrage manufacturer of the De
partment of Justice, seems likely to
lead to some rich developments. , Ac
cording to the Baltimore Hun's Wank-
ington oorres)ondeut, ho intends to
write a book, entitled "The Wauder-
ng Jew in America," which is an in
side history ot the Credit Mobilier
frauds aud other celebrated?' national
fraudulent and corrupt cases, and to
show up tho wIioIh svsteui of manu
facturing Ku-Klux outrages, White
Loftguo nnmlen, Ac; in fact to let
daylight iuto the whole Southern out
rage factory, tlie headquarters of
which is under if not iu the Depart
ment of Justice, lis fancies that bis
book will ere ite a stir, and claims thr.t
it wos an iutiinaMonof his intention to
publish it, and not any wrong act he
committed, that led to his tlinoliarge.
Wo have our own opinion of rascala
that turn State's evidence, but entcr
taiu noobjootiou to the country being
benefited by their revelations, as nnmt
undoubtedly be the case if Hestor
tells half he knows. t ' f ' r
AT NEW YORK COST
TTTB OPPKK, Vt ITHliCT KE8SRVE, oil.
ehltr Btot'k AT Ol HT for cadi nnl. Our
ouatomer. ar. Invitwl to partlelpate with the
public In the grrat bargain we offer.
BOSKOWITZ & LIEBER,
. 20 Market Street.
Onrbillaate made up to the Intel May.
Hsrsalter ouf Uanctlon will be for OA 11
lolualyely. FRIBM)S who are Inarrcara
with ui are rrictrolly Inrotmeil that 'they
will incrfaM onr oliilgatlom by a ironit et
tlemeiit. , , "
Very reipeotfuUy, , 1 ' , , , j
BOSKOWITZ & l.IKHKK.
mays
ts as.
AND OTHER
Cash uuykuh
' Plraae examine ur
Stock of Tobacco (Joods
'With t view to purohaaln
D. PICOTT,
IVSACCoawT.
nay (
go T" Tl
; J f j JAC0U1 I
UY . n-
.11 1
Ml Yr AKE THF.,' M'UF Tot' WAVE
, i iii. i uui.rrt.
Nil III Mot'k Mill CullaiAbl jr UxiU'lTIIig Alt.
i1hi-i.i :
Flows. ;
Hoes t ' 11' .J 1
ShovHy - -
ritclirorks
ANVIM, HI'.sfKxWITH'S KKU.OWS,
Vir4, Hams)!, Tim- l;htni, ColiiuM.Hitma,
rm S'erl, Har Irnn, hum", 6iK)es, Uubi,
SPIItl KH.
vi:n.
T " unoarniKu mow;
I l(l I I I I I II V, : -
; i 1
1 t(I.VII.V I.H.
l,oi iunrnri
-'' situ eoi'KH'Ki rmnn,
Aadl(Utlet'ivli c i- ! v.
HARDWARE,
NATHANIEL JAG05TS
HARDWARE DEPOT,
MO. 1 MAHKia' T.
Mn HI . - .
BUSINESS CARDS.
Graham & Nash,
ATTOHSFYS AT LAW,
OHAHLOTTE, N O.
TiltACI II K IN I hB STATK AMI KKI
X 'fl I'mioa, ai.d makf rcrl'fi'iliina n
wh-n' In Ntrth l aii'ttiiH Almi n'kfutut al1
it llml r'.-tit". Airit'utuiai. Mmi-ial a:..
l4imlr trncta, an ilnitranla tilt? Iit.i-ori
iwiii.it mi haml.
3
AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK A fid REAL ESTATE SROXEHS
1AN BK SKKN A I' Til Kilt HAI.KS KOOMR
" ' a nWii of Hi'1 trltv.nn an tnlartfail acalfl.
t HI Hi k tliiok mtiIU tV- riuiiu.tarlcagf ervtj iji
Amiwi'iI aluv,iai!t n.i)reseat, of avert lot
In th city.
Any information itnaiiad Parnlrbad niiouap-
pi rauiiu.
HI
1,000
UAKREfiS KtOUK-alt jrilei
!2()0 Mf.SCoWfiE,
i
CUO BBL8. S. XL BYIIUP,
G.0OO SA0K3 LIVEUroOL SALT,
aoo m:os nails, . , -
. 50 UBLS, SUOAB,
100 Boxes Dry Salt Sides aud Slioul
tiers, ".!-;
i '
W) Boxes Smoked Meats, T
Anils fnll itfooksf (IKCCKHIKS.whiiliwe
r tu Hi t'aitsiMaw flijnrra ""
Sandal ait'iitls pa'tt to Securing low Mien
fta'aWHn Oar Ijoml J.iita.
' BlNfORP, CROW 3t CO.
lol
infir t
The Spirit of tlie Soulh
l tin- ntilftt ncinfir iitiliUfliAil in liock.
Ingliam aim nnr tli laineat clrrnlatlon r any
I-apiit i uIiIIHk il In tnu Pie li'e c imnlry. ha
Inn rol acb wk bT at li'aat t,(W0 1'ls,
inttking il tlui bnt dfli-WiiiHi; mrffiuia In fol -
lie 11 1 mi, Iwltptnt'tnt and trarUtt. 'ha or
Bn ol ro 1 any m riiiit. k. tit ir Hir i-imiitnti
in Hie I'i'oiilf ' ItltlilH, blnir tuorouiliU da.
o'rd fo tlin brat liitrirataot 'all.
HnlaiirliOon,oul; t a ar, troaof porttgn
ni'oruiioii tiirp niaiii-ii nee on ai iiiu'aiioti.
lialeo of aJvrrlb-iiig yry raiiabl..
Aililreaa
SP1H1T Or THKKOUTH,
lUn kiliKliain, N. O.
march It ,, . aa.tf
S1IK1 HY 1UNAKR.
Publlfheil weekly, at BH Rl,r-Y M'lcTeiaiirl
Oounty N.il.,at SI SO pr annum, in ail
Tanei'i ha a UrtiP ami rai lilly Inert a'lni! rlr
cnlatHin tn nea'ly ail tlie wnmilia Wtt of
MWRiotninr. Alan, an tsftnalre oircnlatlnn
In tlie O'liinilra of .Mnartanburii. York aril
Unbn. 8. O. Ha'J iat betn tnlargtrl from a
twenty to a thirty-two column, ami la now
ailornml with an entire new drt-aa, lit politici
nni L'rnuirrnnr i up troniia l:eil!rHl Hallway
b.'lug now 01 mplettd llirourh to Wilmington,
an 1 siielhy being the Western t'Tminna, tho
limner la a moat eieellent aUtertising medium-
Kaln mtUrate.
T I'BHAM & Vi KI'B.
Klltora and Proprietor
feb , ss-tf
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Ttc Carolina Housetoltl Maiaziiic,
AN ICUUSTKATEli MONTHLY i . ebolot
t.lterattire, will beipaued from th' ioi.na.
nnho Mbriukr Ornca eoromenclng w th
JanuHiy, 1K(B. The Hmt number will b ready
lor m iling by I)ncniber liitb, and tho crloif.
leal will be puhll.hul each anccoedliig.nniiitli
thereat tor wlihout InU'rtmitlon. No adran
tago will be Beglwted wich ItUor talent or
capital can ooiunmud to render ea ti ineue an
ttireeahlo and lntructiT6 compendiuu ot
cnolce reading, by popular writers, both home
The Carolina Household Magazine
will be a large ts-paga, elbty-lour column
montlily.haiiilfctuely printed nn tinted bonk
paper and beautitully Uluatraitd. It la i
tliorougbly kmit em entervrtae and IIh aucecn
iaalnailv TulW ataurcd. The j ubli-her mi ana
to make it a first, rlaaa monthly, thai, one In.
troducml In the family circle, n taie tn be
ngerly watt bed fn and carelly preaerred
li "POkt TKA IT OAL1F.KY" will ,roen
aitractiye leatur. ,'1 he Waimary iinmbe will
roiiraln a Ufo-llke picture of '
EX-GoV. Z. B. VANCE, 4.'.
and b'ngrapljlcal sketch, to be fnl lowed In
f ach aucceedlng number with photnrranha ol
other proiuine.it atatetmen, ditlnea, o
ONLY TWO POLLS 6H A YKAK
and eaoh auhenrllxir can make a choice ol
THaMsnoaTBaArTiFiitaAHBaKniinatiJiuju
lie ui each St x
or th" MBTlour In
n ineliea, lxj "TU FinklintH
the l.inpl.." 'IbeManS.n
,., ,r.r Halving in ntnrm." ftr.
war,ll on rerfclpt of the u.aerlptton prW.
Kltharof tho Kim.aTingl wonli ib ul.le the
jiriee aki it tor the MaKalne
r Any on winding a club of St alii rr
cmt. an xtra aultfii rtptinn rr. Mlnf t ronlt"
vo ccnta, fre by BtaiK i bus b anlwr.i.
tlon, wltuuut the i-ngraMng. SI. ,
AsentS Wtntad Eva ruih.
... M ... .. 1 1 .. .. t v . , ' . . ...
Ad.rew JOLiiUS. SUM 4 L. l ui.iwher.
tfeoltf
Uoldilijia, i,U.
Ei.II EOAfs
Carolina ..:ral
Railway Co.
Ornv OnirisAL . vi iriT. )
UfUIDgl.ru, S. t-., AiU It, h"5. J
Change ofJScliedule,
On ami after Fil.l, Arril 16' h, 1k;s. the
mm sill ruu ottt 'Li h.iiwaj mm luUcw:
PA88RNCER TRAINS
WllmliiftoB at......" I ISA M
rrne In 1 L.iilulU at J. 15 f M
,lr oit at... i. j ........ I A M
ntr at witaiicgtor at ........ .....3.W V M
FRKICMT TRAMS
lte WllmUituat. t.nSt. M
rrireat (.litfkiUa al..... SIX) P. M
L m. hil'tat ..:! A. M
rrUa iu vTllRiinirtou at........ .(VA. M
MIXED TRAINS.
lve Cbarlolie at.... :i) A M
rrl at HoS. oal li M
.oato h U lu at..:-. 1J: P M
rnva ll'harlo:teV....... i.JU P At
I rain on Mnnrlmr except tme Irtllit.
m lim li-n Wlaimtton alt 1. M.. lu-
ntviui ol en Saturday nlkht.
Connections. '
"nolii si totlmji.MUta wnb WIloilnstoB &
..U.n, n i Milriliijtuiii, lolumlna & Ah.
v-w. rtmimxuii. an-wti aiy jrw ioii miu
tuwMHf mltlmore and wtkl Pbila.t-1-
jliia SU-aaMrn.and I bo Hivw Uoau to Ka-
.U .lilt-. t
i niirrta at Charlnttr with ita Vtfrtm Il-
vt en, North anilina Kailrcaii. t l atlcO ard
HiatratiU KallruaoV Chat lull & Atlanta
Ait 1.' nar ana Cbarl.itte. Columbia ana Ao
K""Ui kaiiruaJ. -
J aaa nit i'iu t tue hola went. orlhwai
aiiarpiiiiiwi'Mjlutaatiiirl aau rbooti luiu (
lie beaboard and ltiro.e. ,
' ' B. L ntlMUNT
Oblaf KDior auJ 8aierliitctirtent
artil IS l-tf
Paper, nnhlt-hlnv C. C. Ratlwtv acbril
ale will ilra itio r.bariMi. ' ...
KNBKAI.HUIKHINTKN'TS OfllCI
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA :
1 JvTf-.. S
, AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO
WlLMlHtJTHS, I... Aftll S, iKlfl
SR O 135
CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE
On ant) allot Mnnlar, Aiall Sth. Uu) lolloa
iug relmlul will I nil : u -
M1IM1 EArii&BA t ttAin,(l)ailTI
Lei WilralngUiS ....- S-?B r. M
i ii rirmnti 11 W P. .V
ArrlTf at tuial. la. ......, 4.1ft A. V
Auxuata, 8.45 A. M
bfara Aukumi 4.IS f M
Lea i.'ohiuibla.. (.15 P. V.
(jt'tkVO C tOr HCO.f a .attt(Ba)a 12 50 A. M
Arrlft at WilniinvUin '. 7 10 A.M
- l-nf -naera nn Wnt bevnnil Cola nbl
tiVc thtiiujjh 'i rain, leaving Wllmlngion
t8 P.M. -
r.UK KMiEK XKA IN, (Pally eicejit Hnn
lir Wlltnlnjftmi t.iO A.
Xitin al K'oruiice I'-t P.
Lear K loranca 1. 10 p M
A'iTrat WIUjilliMton.,..., ,. 7.00 P ftl
Sirea'wnfT tnr 01iurlrtnn, folunibla ami
AugiiKla and bpyinl. tauiild take nilit Kx
prito train iruni w uininiiiuii.
aW" Tb" oiiKbSlMplngOara on night train
tor uuariettoB ana Aiigtiata.
J AMI'S ANOKRNON
., Uin'ISuierlntcnileut.
-Aptiis . al a, '--f i ; fo-tr
WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAII
. BOAD COMPANY li
OfFloa of (laaaaai. SursHiSTaaoaaT,
' , n.VUf'iugton, n i Jnn.il, lem
. ' OHAJTU&OF jsCUlUHUJi
I
(to ant after Jan. Btl. PaMiUKn I'ralua 0
tho Wi W, Rallroar) will na M follow 1
! MAIL THAI,
i. Union iK-iKit d'l (exropt
riumlaya) at ,.I.H3 A, M
Arrtre at Moldaboro at .114 A. K.
, Kook afouptat .......... 16 P. M
r" 'Worrttmst.r.rr.:.:. ..;.;, 4' p. v
. Wel'luuilally at....,,.. ,.,.,.10.(8 A.M
irr al Ki ViMHiij.. r.. 11,41 A.lr),
mx iaiioroai.... ii. ..,,, . uu.. m,
Uulcn Depot ; SusP.M
.11 W. f. .'OW; ' .,,1.'..;,
CXPHIS TKA 4KII THKOUtiH
rHcmirr vuAtm. 1
I . ! ir.r- W ' .- 1 ,'
u ear tlulOn SepOt. ilally, at....,.,' 1.1SP.M.
irrlreat Hnlilaborti at........." , 1.40 A.M.
' - Koeky Mnantat...:.....v.. 4BO A. M.
!' weldos a ...,....... I.W A M
'eWiMoh,iTa!!y,al.. . 6 iti P. M
trrlre at Ko'kr Mount all ........ O ld P. M
. tioldaboroat,. ....HIS A. M.
! Union Depnl at .... eluA.M
Mall Train makua ulna. oonnaotloB at Wal-
Ion lore!! pointa North Tta Hi j LlnandAc
lla !reek r,ontof 1 ' '''.' 'li f
9r Eiprew i ram mnneotaoniv wun Acama
Uroek route. Pullmtaa'a Falae Nleop.
nt t'ara on tblsTrnla. .
Frelsht Train will lea Wllmlmrton tri
weekly at 5.48 A. M. si A ar-lre at 1.40 P. M.
i . ... i. tfuus r. ih vim.,
,' . Uenrl Hup't
Jang - . . f . t-tl
tttaroirv.-i ? - - 't
Personal Reminiscences, Anec-
I . dotes and Letters ot
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
; By Key. J. WILLIAM JONES, I), U.,
Formerly Chaplain Armv Korthern Virginia,
and of Watihingtoa Cnlloge, Virginia.
lPubllihe(l hy authority of the I,e fumlly and
or the Facnltr of Warhington and Iao
; L'tilverolty.i
Sixteen Splendid Portraits and
- Fngravlngs. :
Pr(ce, In Cloth, 3 ffl; sheep, 4 Hair Tur
j . key, SS.Sii; Pull Turkey, 7ffl.
A art of the .rocetd of yry copy aold
linfsto fnnip'ttn Valentine'! Vaionphagua ot
l.e eold "ii'y by tubarription.
MRS. S. M. WEVERE, Agent.
Hpril Wi on tt
S- If Wilmingtoiti
IS ALIVE TOHFR INTKhRSTS In Pa
Carolina, her buMness men will adyertlae In
THE WASHINGTON ECHP,
a large and well ratatiliahed weekly newtpa
per, circulating extenglTely li. U ecountleao
Hyde, Boautort. Pamlico, Pt't, Eilgocombi
and thoao adjoining. Katea lw.
Wait P. WiitiAataow, R. Oranoxx
Late of T-irboro. of Waahinit'oii.
Editor anil Proprietor. -
Oottl Star cojiy. ; 2SD-U
rJ"lio Virgin hi,
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
THE GREAT MEDICINAL WATER
OF THE SOUTH.
i ,' OrEN 20th MAY, 1875.'
Then water, are pnaed or extraordinary
urative powrrn in aflertton ot the KIDN K Ys
and BL liDk K,, Iu all deianiii'nwnu of the
B1LIAHY OKOANH Incident to warm mlai
mails region. In DyspesWl, In Dis-
eases peculiar o Women m
Chronic intermittent nu Wemlt
tent Fevers. n Chronic Conorr
hosa Secondarysyphllls. Cloet
ana ail ot iha'oefilial Organs,
andlnaume li.nnaof Cout'd Rheuma.
tlsm. Thtlr remarkanie l ower a,.,r ,...,.
"' l"",i,M Imlioatjm are Ton bed t'"r hv
'-'rneolth- m nt dift iulfhed niwliral men
"' ,"" " """. nun norm and South, well
Jfby r,iio'ieit cwa from thp roi-t iiniiie-
.,,n r.Min. inmotiiaii In Pamohlot
form lurnlhl on application, THBWATKlt
fOKSALE. . .inanair.it
u T.!"1 w,,,,r ',n' ,n """ one doren
hall (Mllon lli tll a at. C (H-r raae. Route
to the Springs for the South: iiy
war., I li. hicnmoiiU ami Atlania Air Uht
KailroM I to Senttabnrg lirp.t In Halm x
Munty. IrgliiU, wher all tialna ie nil Ly
0ockaif0rtli,Spn igl'lmlleidltlant '
a-4. THOMAS F. GOODrJ,
Hi t;-4ai , froprlstor.
8HIPFIXQ.
NEW YORK Af.'D
VIA
Wilmington, N. C.
. . . vpv r4v x
Fast
Freight Route to all Points
North or South.
New York and Wilmington Steamship Line !
SEMI-WEEKLY,
Sailing from NEW YOUK, WEDNESDAY ard SA1UHDAY st 8 P. M., and
from WILSlING-iON, WEDNESDAY and SA1CEDAY.
BOSTON AND
Xcw York and Wilmington Steamship Company,
CONNKCTIKG WITH THU. .
OLD COLONY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS.
Daily Between BOSTON and NEW YORK
Semi-Weekly between NEW YORK and WILMINGTON.
Wedoeadar and Saturday Iremeack Port,
i o
8hl.trirayrflyiiontb,ronitnl reif.lar railing rt I bra Stmnirra. tril quirk 01-PHUIivi-tualltih.ital.,
tola route. NO DELAYS. l!oMcliaB at ItSsstastM
ILMlMIl('li.(,)l.l'MIiH ri:rTi inn K.m -
V. J1.1U1.NO JON A WH.I'I'N KAII.BOAD. .
TllKCAKfL'NAl KNTKAI. Kill WT, 7
Thro,,KhB,l.,orUa.ggWcn.V:.V
NORTH and BOUTH CAROLINA.- GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Abo to NEW YORK. BOSTON. TROVIDENCE, FALL 1UVEB and other
LtlhuTD CJ11168.
frtnl," j,lf.r"",,ee" "I0" " "7 nT time a. quick. W . or OTereharg,.
Mark nil Goods via Cljilt' .Vilmington Line.
SST For Imtlirr liifV.rtnatlon ajiity to eulitr ..! the underalguftl Agent of th tins.
I). 11 MINK.
(IcreiRl 1 t. rn A (rent.
2 Devvmlnrr Sin -vt, Boston.
Baltinii iCRcilfiilliti'lHnitiiiiiiCipy
fa, si.:" -
JPJSrr FREIGHT ROUTE
To all Poinis Worth or South.
k- BALTIMOKE.
EaHimcre fiiid Wiiiiiiitcii Line,
j . '"f. ; HiMI-WKKKLY. ,
-8A1LINU KkoM HALTIMOKK-
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P M.
-ANl) FKOM WILMINGTON
Wednesday & Saturday.
BdSTO N AKDPRC VIDENCE.
: ; - Bhltimore and Wilmington Line,
lialtimore, lioeton and I rorldence Line,
Or via Canal Daily to Philadelphia and
Clyde'l Philadelphia and Providence Line.
8enil-Weikly from each Port.
Hhlppcra may rely upon the prompt and reenlaraalllnir of the Steamer, and aulckdla
ratih siveu to all thlLmenta b thia r.mti.. ainnxri Ave 1 "ua 1B,ct-
Hi rou ah uuia of Lading (iven lo and tmm all Point In
NORTH una SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA
Also to BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, PEOYIDENCE, and
other Lasterrj Cities.
PipuV pairr"n,ed " '0W M bT DT 0tber Hoate nd tlme " ulck- Loatea or orercharge.
Mark all Goods via Uallimoro and Wilmington Line.
tar Tor fnrther information apply to either of the nn.lcialgned A gent of th Llna. -e.PWJN
FITZCERALD, Agent, A. D. CATAiiv .- ' '.
march lH.tt'
ua iniu l,iim , .u nouili eueetrna.timore,
ISTOTIOi.
Carolina Central Eailway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, )
Wilminoton, March 81st, 1875. )
THE ATTENTION OF THE P0BLin I REtPKOTPtTLLT INVITED TO
laet that the Carolina Oertral Rallwav. beinir c.,mneti..l and iii. i, . ZU..Jy.
"",f "f c"?.,!'tl0,", W""ntntn. both
WILMINCTON AND ALL EASTERN CITIES TO CHAR-
LOTTE, STATESVILLE, CREENVILLE, SPARTAN
" BURC ''"
-mi an aianiiii. on Aiiiiimc, i ennrpree Ubio Atlantic and Richmond A'.r
Carolina Kai Iruadi a well aa all poUil. In OEORulA and ALABAMA.
,.,o. n.nir.n , v urn nineen aa low aa via anv nther Una. No
fir cliamea. and Halt'. aluHian. low
Homui'luing! lur"lalieduK",ll"ll;''ti""
prll 3-WMy
UN8,
PAUASOL8,
AT
VIC VCKIA LAWNS,
NAINSOOKS,
WM.
VIOTOUIA STK1PE8,
FYFE'S,
LINKS DIAPER,
EXCHANGE
rit'QUKS,
LJNKN,
CKAVATC,
HAIti FIX1NGH,
CORNER.
And a general anaortment of Fancy Article, j
The lato.t New York Novollies received wck
J aprli'Mf
i-xii acts lor the Toilet.
QrPRLAINU EXTKACTS, T
Lnbln'a Extract,
Phaion'a Mght Blooming Ueroua.
Hair Bruahea, i orolie,
Oiled bilk, Ao., Ac
For aal by
UBEXN & FLANNKR
BOSTON LINES
FALL RIVER.
WM. P. CI YKK ft no., General laats,
New luikimc, t Bollr.g Umch, N. T.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimcre aiid filiiiliigtflii line.
' SMI-W1KKI,T BKTWBBS "
BALTIMORE AND WUJtlilOTON.
Baltimore and Philadelphia fijeaaib ,at Uo.,
lally yla Canal between
BALTIMOBB ANO PHILADELPHIA.
WESTERN CITIES.
BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON LISB.
, Northern Central Railroad
ABD TBS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
halUmoi. Tauu r?i "iV-.
WlLMIBOTOB. N.C.
THk?
Tit direct Steamer Llnea and rla W.k
bnalneaa..
. . . i
Line andNoith
a
terminal or Iran-
' nndo-.igncd. Offlos In Bank of NW
Oeneral Freight Agent.
Just Received I
A large and complete assortment of
Stationery, Legal Cap, Foola Cap,
Letter, rocket Note, Commercial
Note, Ootftve Note, Billet Note, Long
and Broad Bill Paper, and the test
and cheapest stock of Envelopes intha
city. ; ; "
AL80,
. ' r
Blank Bookw
Of all kinds and sizes. BLANK
LOOKS made to order.' At ... -
CONOLEY k YATES'
97 Book 2'