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corivEnTionT
Election, Airjurt C:.r,IC75.
' ' awenawawaenawa'' "
FOR DELEGATES t
. BBtomviat eawrwc ri i
eeaneaBwAa
. vvnjs 00CHTT.
J. N. 8TAIXINGS,
WILLIAM FARRIOR,
C ' JOSEPH A: WORTH,
NEILL R. BLUE,
i. ioumh) i .
DUNCAN SINCLAIR. ,
CALVIN A. McEACUEHN.
J. V. RUSS.
CARTKBR.
JAMES RUMLEY.
ooluvbus coran,
FORNEY GEORGE.
"
ojulow cdiwnr.
JAMES Q. SCOTT.
AHFStm COURT J.
S. J. FAISON,
WILLIAM1 KlRBY.
an laf vof pol, k(
acwvt w " r-
" I
itoiln
f,(!fr?f?Uonl iewr uM l4J he
we ,
tic fraudulently voting oe at orwe or-1
J - . T ' I- '
, Bemembet that the election law re-
nnlrea "That when a voter U aU
lengedat the poll upon demand o)
any citizen of the State U thall be (M
duty of the Intpectort of the Election
to require laid voter before being at
lowed to vote to prove by thei oath ,. tf
tome other permm known to the judge I
the fact of hit retidtme for thirty j
day previaut thereto in the county
in whirh he nroiMMM to vote."
Remember also that the election law
register or wte'in any btker ieM
or township than the one in ti hich he
i an actual or bom JUU mident on
the day of election, and no certificate t
of registration ehiill given." - M
THE RCBTRIOTION ON THI
CO.wFENTIOIf.AIII THY
For good honest square blow, that
striies the nail on the hd and
drirea it home, eommead as always It
onr good friend of the Duplin Eecn
ord. And snob was our involuntary ut
terance as we read what the Record
had to say in its last iaaae about the
binding foroe of the jrestrotio&f
placed by the Legislature, In the Act
oaiUag the eoawtioB1-'-------i-
It is, indeed,a curious spectacle. The
Demfi -ra4 6mIt a.wt an! main
UinalilfoxM ad !ralldii 1 the re
strictions while the Radical party at-
, Urlyoateth Bfft kat they lutW oai
restraining effect whatever. The Dem.
ooratil tj ;-3ttes Ihe fmTeatfoa
baa any power to touon the homestead
The Bpublioan party asserts that il
)im that power. And yet tbe Radloa
rrty xudmi "that the oontrol of tn
oonventioa ought to be pat in it
hands in the bands of men who pub
licly proclaim they can destroy tbt
homestead, rather than in the hands of
men who publicly proclaim they bare
no power to tonoh it ' Verily no Imj
putlenoe '' sare Radical impadenoe
would be equal to suoh a bare laee
proposition aa thai .
But o the axtlolb of the Record. B
y ":i . '1
. "Are the restrictions bbding aponj
the conrention f Our enemies say not
Every Radical paper and ea&didaU
aaysapt, Tbe) PonaervaUTe press, witi
one exception, says yes. , tery Demf
ooratio candidate, without exoeptioi
"aaysyeav-" -r ' j
We say the restrictions are legally
.. binding ; tbjit the .Legislature aoi
called restricted, convention, and i I
thai delegatea, wJhen tbey meet, were 1 1
ttampt t tdiategaidtlMi restriottoai ,
by, refming to take the eath, it would
;oot be th body called by the pe0M
, tare and 'onaqiently would beilli
: gal,a;;i ThU 'Ijpt&lM mi iaUdebaied
1 in 1835 bj Qoston and otbeit; lad lei
tied then, If e people; leoi delet
galea under this act they ratify thk
act, restrrotions and alL andmakelhi
restrictiona binding oi every delegate
Btttif it were not legally adj it onl
be morally Tbe Legislatttt called n
, other sort fL oouvention ; the
seryative party rJa pledged by
net to maintain the restrictiona, an
every candidate, and we venture toaay
every pnet who will be a rsdidate oa
tbe Ounsorv ative ticket, ' favort obaervy
f "e r-riciloT.t fa:!y ar.i nneaivol.
. cr.V . iTone but Radicals ecy they fer
' i 1 1 ' .;. . Ijt t Ce inv inns of Lome
' st 'i f -? Ticly lsbrccta,;':; "' j
" jl j " "I la add to what onr
so w cU sJd, save to
s V 3 j ; !s to vcta for co man,
m a d.: J.t to tla f -ivtuin, wLo
Ir ti'., ' " '? 1
1 c; . it ' tie I '..tar
Vote r r. an Me who ill n
j hi. J to. ytnen . .cfiof .
V ill the lUdio! or cegro sandilaUss
thus pledge thamselvws?
.iTTT7 ...... -
ALA h 1-
Ws actios from oar exchangee, m ji
the aJamanwjCrVeane-rtnst .Major
Marcus Erwm, the ablest bud of the
Wait in the Radios! prtj. relates to
b bound 1 tty ecte resolutione of
tbef VtevaZotSixwi Nawberu, or
the open iddVeas of the Republican
Executive Committee, at Raleigh.
He i en outspoken advocate of the
policy of adapting our present const! -
tation to the want of oar people.
Judge Thomas and Judge Cntwell,
w of th &TeAllJpBbUds fa the
sxtrame ta Ue tot a i aoau-
oe for convention from Craven coun
ty, are also for the moo policy. From
H Tf;oa Uers, i wptUd eeem that
uw m liver staaaa aoout tun ; in ine
Eeet the negroes under oontrol of tbef
office holders, ere- together with them j
in favor of no amendment to the con
stitution. In the middle portion of
the , State, , where .the r aegroea
liold a luni of a ' balance of power. 1
being led by the Radical offloe-hold-
ther. with IUdioal offloe-holdera.
tbgitoet fits $ few otnir white !mao
who Mare bad their feeri exoited bj
tnfoiBtM ateertioM, ire oppoeed to
amending the preeent oonititution.
AiSd i the Weil, where the negro ele ;
ment la not uffloiently strong to bnlld
the hopee of offloe-holdera and offioe-
aeeken Upon, ererybody exoept the
few wko ean be doped by the moat on-
Qndd declaration and flimaieat ap
peal! to their fears, wanta the oonati-
atioo amended. if ,
of thepeopUH fcH ttW cpltal Itepab-
bma bavi V rk with, and tyey
re
UaiUH Wf iBV wU VHVI Kl WVIUWMS W-
iarttirarA f tmih Itiai
wit-
""'J apology that oan be urged in
.'
OorrMini)UM oi Journal.
CUAMLOTTE, f
lie fjnalweae H NU re4 Venwee-
(-t.laol-ita avaja me ur
. , rowaeiaf - cwwaur-nana
, gprUia.clanrlMatai)etaire.
Cuyiuuro Muikxit. BrniBoi, i
t i , Jul 13th, 1875. .
gte na ample time to 'view the city,
OTj B0t the general depreaaion in
Uuaineas.', Many of the merohauU are
I trvin to diinoae of their warea and
I mexchaodiae ; at 'oost, aa4 , Ue than
u,w, paoB." ,that m wm'f da 11
I u never wu In the past seTen years. '
charlotte cannot be said to be a manu
factoring 0jty( though she oan boast
0MMi Very neaOne in4 attrMtirs
reidMWei'B0 tobaeoo taetorjr and
two tan yards are her manufactories,'
The. tJntted States mint baa been d
penaed with,and the balanoe of the mi
ohiaary it thf Aataylat fflo haw bee:
removed to Washington. Notwitb
standing tb stringenet trf tnonev an
the effect of uturv. iiowever. new boild
iogs are under oouse of construction,
and we were maoti pleased to see aom
oi our wumingfoa meouamos ixaiB
jobs there.
, TUere are, four KaiiroaiV ubm mm
aWiiittt Oaattotte 1U IliiAivisioii
oi tne A. it. Air Lilne to ptetetvujet
uiiBuuiM w uw uiubiiwu vu Aauueuiaj
ana ine wer,ara .&YUU&roi. u. Ui
Raliwiyr What te very maeb needed,
by ine traveling pubuo la ooaoert ol
aoatoarosj Ve part of theofaoHhi or th
uniroaas, ttavja a .'gufcwm ttflioa
aenot. i
Long Greek, where the fatal accident
pOTrtdva short time ainoirjiu be
been1 taerW of the Ouderdonk. thf
last oi tnai name, (j pernaps, ever to;
sound its whistle In this section. t
Arriving at Linoolnton. with its oor
nlaUoa of in nnred ool tiad fin
larmmgianaa, we enjoyed the salabri'
?.a!J' , eoenery, eaual, to any oo
tne vv seuts a onu -iruuna luuroad,
uuui jqm arrive as or Bear Kiia f Om.
t mxma ta town is imni of tmc-
made on the ontakiraj of tfao villasew
and both in looks and durability eqaa)
to the best Northern clinkers we hav
at WflmloMQaf Men mats tW
large bndk budding, built for hotel,
with some thirty rooms. It is now an.
ooeiip1d aid moet excellent hano
for some entoMWtsibg young man uM
mow now to xeep noteL
aa to give one a beautiful view ofth
anrrooading country.' .Tfcej Hy oaa
tax in tne wnoie senaircniar tori
eon of possible vision, behold the
mountains snui npou tne lUUebilU
and view the gentle undulating swells.
took ax vie green wood! ana eoattered
farma, aadi-dnnk ia thv freah yet
mild I1; breetr "firoia off, the
aweet meadow of clover around.
In the village are a number of alum
wells the Water boooming, when used
with sop, like curdled milk. There ar
said to b tfulpbftf springs nd ebalyv
beaks spriags near tb village.and two
miles distant are the Burton Springs,
. aa yet hardly kaowtt. ':s;
,,The properties of the Burton Spring
aresoda magnesia, lime and iodine,
which, for dyapopaia and its kindred
diseases, are said to be most excellent.
Leaving these charming aoenea. w
wind our way tbrongij -plewant dale
and 6v4 iuugk ; hillav fanraadV Cherryf
ville. Continuing oar journeying front
bere,;by th aid of the iron horse w
reaen Bufialo.i tto tawminus. of Ihi
road. Her conveyances are provided,
Utd'tntfhOrtM 'luFged at a rapid paoal
ooa find asV a4 01v8kBd Miar4
SDimsa. Bom thirtv meats hav
already ssembled,,;gay and livelfl
iiJUUi m iu aim i.WMOKW
white and red sulphur waters. I
' Thenatoral scenery of th plao it
pleasing to tholL and th ibbtaiej
forest around the valley below th
hotel, with th pleasant seat beneath
the shady trees, joyfully you can her
take your abode impotent of tho ht
tsoo,
yau away ore ana anxiety, Aior
Co as Cobb.
-y T 1
AM it I l rt!C3.
atiKlB 0O'. eatkrtwd Kk-k', Inxt
tnd la J art, vik iurnt of H '(KoJ
BrtKU. Hitst feCtiatt Li tal WU&0.
SEW PEOCSsa" FISQ.1
Itwav nlibVf and th biit CJ1 ra m foj
rout HauBiM. for til MM. Hr will aau
ofrxcoc.j
J.
aalllna alawa Uj am Tfeanvlajr la AagoM,
ins, la V Humr ooni, fuc lha dacuun
ofiaa folluwlm (ownrtluafllDert, l:
WILMINOTOM TtiWKSHir Ba Vu
latiataa, ana TnnhlB Clara, mm UoutabM
tUMl ltirM Soluwl oejajiltiaa.
owHim. I
eOBllKHAR-l
rKAH TUW ebll-H-i
oe gaufUbul
TweMutatrafra.
and tara Schue Cunai
MKW HHOVKHNl PBMEH OOCW
TlKit Tbrn lltUf Utht SUMCoaKlta-
umtvi twii ml
."H MAMNINO, i
; Bbaiiiref htm Hnar aaniy
Jul to li-OAwluw
Bacon, PMlSugar,
and Coffee ;
CO Doifs D. & Sides,
60 Boies Smoked bides and Bboal-
25 Bbls City Mess Pork,
JOQ Bbls. Refined Sugar. ' . . ,
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
FloC6ryrilrRloe.
800 Bbls, Flour all erades.
6,000 Bushels Frime White Com,
60 Bbls. 8. H. Byrnp,
25 BbU. Rioe, ' "
. ft Mis law kf 'i '
WUJUtAM MCHOeMHOM.
Hay-Hoop Iror-Cluo-fpl-
, rlt Darreis.
rjMBaleaifli' lmdk Hay,
400 Bundles Hoop Iron,'
100 Bbls. Qlne,
860 Beoond Hand Bpirit Casks.
., For sals lew by .
' ' WILLIAMS A HCBUHI80II.
. t M HI . 11
MOLASSE.-aUANO-rllAIlt -SHOT
100 llhds. and bbls. New Crop On
. baMolaeadeV ' L
300 Tons Qjanape Quano,
100 Toni Eureka Guano,
800 Kegs Nails,
200 Bags Shot.
For wit tow by
WILLIAMS hUBOHISON.
July , 1M
IN STORE.!
. . ;IN STORE1
600 BBLS. FLQURy i. .
60 Boxes IX B.. Bide A Shoulders,
60 , ,8mokdBidee A Shoulders,
75 Hhds. New Crop Onb Molasaes,
100 Bbls. 8. H. Mela,
""' 80 Bote Tobacco,
100 Lye and Potash,
75 Bag OoiTae,
M Bbls.' Sugar,
lOOCkwwOytter, ' ;
60 " Pioklee,
iWSriiriiOaskfc
200 rapera Rivets,., r .
20lm,HiIkoikl1l 6 1
r? fit si u5 h Ifirf
Candle,' Candy, Matohe. Snuff; ShotJ
cipi'iwierVAoll Z eta
'" 1 For sals bV4 31 " ' f'",r, '
OH BAHD ABDTCJ ABR1VH
357 BOXES
!iM'1IT(Ik: ,
Plug and Twist Tobaccos,
DB8IKABLB BTTUtB.
Old Blook prices to oorroapond.
D,PCOTT.
Corn. Ileal and Hay I
'"'''' 1 ' ' teo Baibe ti Cora
..JOO Buakslatr-TMo4 Msaf, "
100 Bales Bay,
' tea sals av
Kexobhxb A GaXDlB Brob.
OTtJBA. 3beX9XeVaBlS 1
75 HOGSHEADd EW , ; t,
SUGAR MOLASSES 1
," hl tf3 ' MM i
oa bals ar i
Fiour, vugar, coffee Rice,
imj . -, a . w, i j. a i. i ... 1
BOA Barrel! moar, ' w 1 ' ' ' J
' - SO Barrel! Bagar,' ; -
t ! f i trn wa.acitsejfte i
t V "I ' M Barrels Bloe,
oa sali ar
" Kcrchner&s Calder Broar 5 '
Spirits, Casks, Clue, Etc,
i.. ,i. " ' ll BSOBptrHOalkl
: W Barrels Glue, " t "
W Tone Hoop Iroa, . ,
TH(ttt fBKlf ft( VV j
P1TET8,' BUl.a3, KAILS," Ew.
latest 3ooJis.
A KORStMAN'A FfiARIXAOK. B
TtLUIBIARD'B KTB. pthw Btorto. .
toy at lai lkaokeray, author of"aIlBi Angel.
Q1 KSmgtoA"iteV; .aWtt( csnha
ret sals at
BUMBBBRGRR'
live Book Bad fttuie Btote. !
laiyl
SUOW BILLS gotten up end printed in
the most auractlve style at tlie .
'JOURRAX OFFICI
v., - CmCal
THE ATI 1ITTC : iG'i
If
aj jii
DEAUFORT, 1ST. O.
1
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f. 1 1
T" B"VB-A,.V""L? fil
' . w. ...t - - i -
willing u'i4t to aU iaii.il et- eMk.: Jla bop
Tb SaItar sttaatioe of this boum affocdi all
V ; .NO, DtJSt. NO IXEESI
1 M uic Hn smo wiuidliil nilariaf a3di
laia of tt na hj di?t f no brlllfant court i T
All ilia ftoiM fJrejircla and anmin ment to b
hi aaa n mi' 1 ' il i ' ' " - i
i-i Fi tt - ri n. I
ii ii ii ii i
ji " u n ii
I 'i -Jri--J- iL-. -w- -w-
rr ,, ,,,,... j-w.-'-'
noaia. ia fanmg aim wn Buyruiui , j 'ii 1 , i, , ;f-
PIC-NICS, FISHINQ PARTIES, MCCNLICHT SAILS
i .
TV:&TW iMtMWfr to b. bad at tb. FEBT4FBAM 1 tb. nnd.r-W-eVaUsieV,;,
.Aided tnmiiMiMM'i wh i i'"',r "v .jz:::. ,
Satun hiaiMltUiai alt 1 AKJM XOrrK, am r lb I w it1ro. will en moi
ba rlgUlly aafiiiewi u il cwnltTl q. a hmia k"wI aiudlfd.
Tibm; i 3.60 per day for first week l.r30 per day for second weel,
ay Bpatal ralratf ! with famlHea and
ton. VhlldrrB and wiun ball J'rtca,
may 13 dw f, r, -u : '
imkmm.
j ' FAtQcita Op. i Fa. j' ; ; ' t 1
Freaana far Vatvarait at Batfasas.' - To
bawd and tut-ft O "9 R Vto"i '
aaataa. Mdl-UJ UUaatfM 9 A
CXTRAOT FHsT XIIIH0SliX8 ,
1 aaaat aaarttl oomaua Bivaaii A04D-
axr to lbs favor and patroBafWoi thoMhUsi'
i !.... .'WWaraaiJiw" i
Fror.ef Letts, Unlvatatty or Va i
t weald be wllttni to eonflde my own ton
la Mr. amttb'a oare, and bano 1 teoomwand
tba iohnol toathar paranU," F, H. SMITH. ,
Frof. Hataral FbUianpby,TJnlTertlty or V.
''I real wanMtsdtftoia, sanaclanee, la ra
commanding It."
JF,rofaorat Law.UaWaraltrwf Va.
ha t ."' ji ' M. Hi HARRIS,
Fruroaasr of Qreak, Kiobmoa Oottr
1 ' I know of no InMitntlon of lite' jrada iupe
Mot to Batbel ABadBrftT.M J . , .
.... K,v. j. n, vMplvv,
Unequalled, In mr bplulon, by any Inttltu-
.i .l. ii .lutki nr wilrr i.
WM in turn ovuitu. u Mi a. i v. ji riauii
t ,. , . i ... 1. ,-' 'i i Atlanta, ua.
" Ban and Sbmvart preparatory Mvhoel In
1SBUU. UHAHLJCHMABUK. m
St King ttaorse eeaaty, Va-
th my opinion, tba ehaapeat and bMttntbe
t l i 1 1 tl J-4 M Augttata aoonty. va
i"Tb cbaapstt latnliitry, Slid U goods the1
bait. In tba United Htatei." ADAM IMPMC,
J. A. ENUELHAHIV . j
a Wilmington, norm uarounai
,-Fo t)atalo(De,adraM r''
i;T fya:. W. Smith, A.M. 8aia Prlnolpat ;
Bw'tw r.i,.y.t i.iU t ,il !
Oliuton
MALE AC AD EH Y.
Taa'atxt leadOB of this Sohoot will com
manna tha flrnt btonday la August, 18TB, and
aonttnue twenty weeks."'. ft : !
.. in , thw aohool boyaoaa be thotoaghl? pie
pared for the Fnakmaa Olaat In any eollage, or
forthaaanalawtoatlanaor Ufa.. -
It will ba the ooniUnt aim of the Prlnolpal
to mak. that a ohool worth y of Batronagead
not a plaoe for boji to waste time and money,
Board t).r skoatb frost.. ...A CIS to all m
To U Ion per eeaeion from.,,. M.,.,17 BO to S3 HQ
Contingent fee per temlon M
For further partlouiara, addrem
M. MoLeod.
, PBINOTPAIuf,
Cllnten, 8. 0s ' ' w-4t d-onoea w at
Ilorncr & Orares' School,
hillsboro', n. a -; -1
rjWI FALL 8ESMOK OF" I87B OP NS
fourth Monday In Jaly.
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SST Oatalognaa sent oa application. ' w ;
Julft i . lMsltwAwIm i
EXCHANGE CORNER.
tanean
' 'l FOR ! "1 : "
!:COUGHS;mD5.;H0ASEH;
; AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELIS' 0ARB0U0 TABLETS;
FTJT PF ill OMLT BLUE BOIB8.
:lfuul,,R'M'DY-!
Cataf biflliglichooL !
TH TWBNtIF.TR BBIOW bT Wlttaaa
WaakawtU Op, leth ynlyj. rare moon;
lata ataMepaera, good water advantafea of
towa and country oanMnoA, "ObJiwU ofth.
Bohacl t 1H. Te (irtpar ymt bh for fond
oaltegw. M. To give a thorough anademle ed
aoatloa. Board latamlllee, a rr month. -i.
FtafbWBBltoB wlih circular, apply to either
" """'"lei,J'Vrt.'UPF,Aa1. j
Newton,!!. 0 Jus, It, 18TB
Jane S Wla
WlllTEGOODS;
ji:
1AT r
u. of 1WThllirTCKITO THE PUHI.IO
or .c: ir.n, is for th. of
to ronew pi..u. w
tn fUtiwr f m yp peril or ie
I NO MOSQUTTOEB 1 1 1 , . ..
T ?Jr s-5.- at ta.
n"; ','t-" t. kMl(1 Bl,MIlrt
found at Inland Mrt, owldea pleaioro
Iicnrilonito.' liberal reduction toaarly tIbV
OEO. W.'CHABLOTTE, Proprietor.
jona w. aiitaoa,
T ... i.t Un.nnt Jfe
JAMS B. OCMMIlie
. (Late Oaahler bank of
niiimin,; " -
Wilmington, N. O.
Tarboro, N
Hill S0H &CUIIIIING
Cotton, Rloe, Lumber; Tobacco
i-NavaJ tera;)aci Southern i
D.Adtiai Uentrally,
NO-103 CHESTNUT' ST ,
F. O. Bo BO30V fbtladelplila, Pa.
i. . . t .ii .... . . ..
f. $ . bralnger,! Frerideut B)il of New Ran'.!
over, Wilmington," R 0. " " ' , i
K K Burrata, I'raaldeut Elrit NaUonaiBaak,'
Wilmington". N U " -1 : ...
Jaaea ,Mawaai rreldaat -Jaawoa Bank,
Wilmington, N O.
K H Borden, President Bank of New Han-;
ove.ittotd.bore, VO.-. , i-' x ' . '
J A Ieak, freeldent Bank ot New Hanover,!
Wadoaboro, N U, - i ' '
Jeaee H Llnduy, Pretldent Bank of Oreena
boro, OrMn.twro, NO.
Hon ueo. Howara, rarnoro, n O.
M Weddell,B i Tarboro, N0.'
Hon. W D Johnson. Marion Court Beuet.
Stt -
jmy i , ii I w-owti
Quarantine Notice
TJNTIL FURTHER BOTIOB ..AU, VE8
aala from Porto Beuta of Gape feat will eometo
at the Vlaitlng station, near Peep Water
Point, and await the tnapeetlon of tbe Quar
antine Physician. .
All veaael, from Porta where Yellow Fever,
or other lntectloua due ate ejtieta, will bare,
qnlrafl to undergo a rigid nd prolonged Qa&r-
tlty.M ii))J Jc vUi '
All veaatla or boati of any character having
aiokntaa on board on arrival, or bavlng bad
atoksaai any time during tba voyage, are re-;
quired to eoms to the BtaMon for Inapectlon
without regard to the Port t'Om whence they
oome. Veeiels not lnelttded aa above will pro-
oeed wltbeut detention. , e -
Pilots are eeiieelally anjoinad to make eare
ul enquiry relative to Ta.-els, erew, ., and
If not latltfird with tbe atatementsof tbe Oaj
tain or commander, or If tbe veasel a In. a
BIthy eondlUon, they will bring tbe vestal to
the B tattoo for farther examination, ; ,
Pilots wilfully, violating the Quarantine
Law are tubjeottoaforreltareof their branch;
Maatera of vewels to a One or two hundred dol
larae day for every day they violate tbe
Qntlir tawr, tnd hU other pemms are
liable for each and every ott'enoo. ;
' Alt veateli luhjeot lo visitation under above
regulations, will aet a Sag la the main-rigging,
porvalde.
F. W. POTTER, '
, " " ' f Quarantine Phraiolan, i
Port of Wilmington, N. . I
BmltbTlle, N. CU Ray 7, mil.
may t 128 UlnoTl I
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AND
TREASURER,
Cm of WairiHCrTow, N.- C, f !
June 24th, 1875. J j
AN ORDINANCE , J
Concerning Cows and other cattle run
ning' at large. j
Jjt IT ORDAINED by (be Board oi Alders
mnof the City ef Wilmington, N. 0, aa fol
fowai i. :. .
Section 1, That any cow 'or dthbb omi
of ad kind, found running at large within
the corporate limit, of tbia city, shall be lm.
pounded by tbs OttyMirshsr," tnd the ownei
reqirdpai aflueof Th (H Dllars,le.
fore the tame ahall ba released.
Beot ton 9 Any ordinance of part, thereof eon.
dieting bte with, are hereby, repeal.
The above ordlnanaV via adopted by tbe
Board of Aldermen en the ?th day of June
UTS, and wlU go into effect on attar and Ron
day, June Mth Inttant. ---. -
T. 0 SERVOSS.
Olt Clerk aad TreaMi rer,
June IS
' wt-tr
Bas beea invested in Btnek Privileges and paid
wwvstT rilWI I a
"How to Da 1 1. a hnnk nn W.ll Bt ...
TVmRRlfCi A CO., Bam k era and
Ureters, Wall ,, Mew Vk, tw
. . T
SOUTHHE
NEW YCnil AOD COCTOfJ LlfJEQ
; via
Vilmlngton, Um C.
.
Fact
Freight Route to all Points
North or South.
IVEW YORK.
Hew York and Wilmington Steamship line !
. SEMI-WEEKLY,
Sailing from NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY .nd BATTBDAY et 3 P. M., and
frjm WILMING'I ON, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
BOSTON AND
Xew York and -WUmiiiglon 8Uonisliip t ompaiiy,
CONKKCT1NO WITH THJ
OLD "COLONY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS.
Dally Between BOSTON and NEW YORK
Semi-Weekly between NEW YORK and WILMINGTON.
' Wedneaday ana! Saturday Irom eacb Port,
" -'' ' -: - 0-
Bblnnara vav ralv avoathe nromntand regular
paicn giTn lo i ani i
imentiby tbia route. NO
wim tne
VVU.UlIiQTOH,OOLl,MBIA A ATJOURTA PAlI.Pf'AP.
S V WIIJJIHOI A WKlPOKBAltBOAP.
TBE OAlteLiNA i'A'KTBAl. BAI1 WAT,
AKI I'AIK KAR HVfcH f'J'FA W KKf
Tbrougb Bilb of Lading given to and from all Point. In
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Also to NEW YORK, BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. FALL R1YER and ctLcr
Eastern Cities. '
SWT Katu guaranteed m low ai br anv other
Vromptly paid.
Mark all Goods ?ia Clyde's Wilmington Line.
1 For further Information apply to eilberot tbe nnderalgntd Agenttoftba Line.
I). V. O. MINK,
Ueneral Kantern Agent,
it Devounhira Street, Boelon.
Baltimore and Mm, Mi immiMmii
" ' Via WXLXIN3-rX-OIV, IV. O. , :
1
FAST FREIGHT BOUTE
To all Points North or South.
-BALTKI0RE.
Baltimore M WilminEton , Line,
i-'-i eXXI-WBIKLV. '
iBAlLiNO FROM BALTIMORE-
Tuesday tit Friday, at 3 P.M.
, -ANI FROM WILMINQTON-
Wednesday & Saturday.
BOSTON ANDPROVIDENCE.
Baltimore and Wilmington Line,
Baltimore, Boston and I rovldanoe Line,
Or via Canal Dally to Philadelphia and
Clyde's Philadelphia and Providence Line.
- ' Semi-Weekly from eacb Fort
Shippers may rely npon the prompt and regular sailing of tbeee Steamer., and Quick dis
patch given to all shipment, by this route. NO DELAYS. .
Through Bills of Lading gnen to and from all Points In
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Also to BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and
other Eastern Cities. ? '
promp0ytlfdnarnlOd " l0w M by "DT w Koute 'n1 Ume " l"'0' touw M evercbargss
Mark all Goods Tia Baltimore and Wilmington Line.
SST For further Information apply to either of tbe undersigned Agents of tbe Line.
EDWIN FITZGERALD, Agent,
Baltimore Lint, SO douUi UtreetrBaltimore.
march 18. tf . .,. .
Carolina Central Railway
GENERAL
,
THE ATTENTION OF THE POBLIO 18 RE8PBOTFDLLT INVITED TO THE
fact that the Carolina Oantral Railway, being completed and fully equipped for business .
otlers-wlih Its connections at Wilmington, both .1. direct Steamer Lines and via Weld, n anil
K;ChrndHn1.BhUmmewelpl,l, rrovldenounequall iaV
WILMINGTON AND ALL EASTERN CITIES TO CHAR
L0TTE," STATES VILLE, GREENVILLE, SPARTAN
,: ; (. ,.t - BURG '
and ail stations on Atlantic, Tenmrsea A Ohio AOitntlrand Blchmrnd Air Line and North
Carolina Railroads as well as all point, in OEOKOIA and ALA BAMA. "
fer charges, and Hates always aa low aa
Rates to all points lurnlahed upon application
Hanover Building.
jururwiusiiuuiliiiiviuOTiiiiHiaiiieeus.iiwasTia any other line. No terminal or trans-
aprll S-80-1V
THE LAST CARGO OF
PRIIIE
Is now offered to pur chasers In Brlgh New
.", Packages, both Hogtbeads and BwrreU, .
;1 UAteol;' r !
8TJOAR HOUSE ' MOLASSES, rMuM-ovsce
Bugar Drtpe, New Orlesns Molasses
;-,. BaooB, Fork, Iry Salted Meats, ,
Lard, Flab, Butter, and a tuil
"tine of BMOrted Qrooerlea.
RIT!'T1T',t r.rf .t ..... .
All Kinds of Wlnei and Honor ;
Atuitowrrt mavrket pHo to ob4 euftomsr '
ADRIAN & VOLLERS '
mi - i
Oorner of Dock and F'om tit reets,
vat'i7' - eitf ;
VEDDinQ CDSKto?.1"
aaiot faahloasbla stria at the
JOURNAL, trios
FALL RIVER.
ralllrc of tbe 'Rtrimtri. and onlrkdlit-
DELAYS. Connmivg at Vvilnitngtva
route and time as oulck. Lcwet or overcbarfea
W M. P. Cl YDF. & CO., General Agnta,
New oik l ine, e iiiiwlicg tjreen, N T.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent.
5
PHILADELPHIA.
Ealtimcre ami Wilminiiton Line.
eBMI-waSBXT BBTWBIS
BALTIMORE AN0 WILMINGTON.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co.
Dally via Canal between
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.'
YESTERN CITIES.
BALTIMORE AND WltMlNOTON LINE.
Northern Central Railroad
AND TBI
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent,
Baltimore anu Mew YTirk Lines,
WlLHUOTOK. N.C.
3?
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, j
WnKCforoN, March 81st, 1875.
tbe loweat.
to the nnderen
der signed.
Office In Bank of New
cxiA-rb:,
General Freight Agent,
I08A.I, OBObbV. , WTLEBS KOBBIS
CRONLY & MORRIS,
. AUCTIONEERS,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
WILMINGTON, N. O.
I IAN PR BEEN AT THEIR SALES ROOMS
J a plan of the oity, on an enlarged scale.
Blank Book with the boundaries of even Lot
In the oity distinctly defined.
Assessed value, past and present, of every lot
In the city. .
Any Information desired famish ad upon ap
plication. Jul . .
The Piedmont Press.
HICKORY, N. C,
Ts the only paper published In Catawba
county, and has an extensive circulation smorg
Merchants, Farmer., and all !aeeaor buslT
ness men in the Btate. Xhe Puns la a live,
wide-awake Democratic paper, and Is a desira
ble medians tor advertlelDg to Wertern North
Carolina Liberal term. all. we on year), ad
vertiHement., , Cnbrr-lptlon 2 In advance
Addreae MHRBILLa TOMLINSON,
,, mA fi: Editor, and Proprlators,
mar. I) ta . .
PRINTINU OF JiVKKi1 IMAU1NA
X We description done In tbe best of
style t th JorasAx Ufficb.