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ih liHertit'u. Osr l) i ah: iwn lii-r-
ii,. (Ink Oou.au ami a haik: time
i,mi1!ohv To l"i.i aja; fi-tini' s - if ?
l'WH Hol.I.AHO AN! A MAI FJ flv- h"Vr
J.ll 1'Hbt-K IM'IJ.Al j Himu-i,:..
I .KKK Uol I.AIJ. AM) A H Al r i 'vvelve
1 iM-rtiittIS, FlVK PoiJAM ASH A MAl.r.
u miMith. EioutDoi laks; two minitlis;
IFTKEN Dol.LAWS till tilolitfl, 'I KN,
TT-Two Dollars.
ItonlrkrU for longer irfo! and longer
Vce made npcu liiienu Ictiii.
. arrets. . . -. i
, KJ6"..IIAKD A Savrdekb,
WHmlucUiU, N.C.
EallTOKIAL. HOTKS.
Thi New York lh rahl nays : "Tlio
negro nd the carpot-bnggor aro rtt
idly pausing out of tiew in our pol
itics, uJ we do not want to buve thorn
brought baok again into promincuce
if w can avoid it."
6evk?( members of the Forty-fourth
Congress are dead, and y t the rrgular
labors of that body will not coiuuit'uoo
.for months. The vacant etiaira aio
those of Benator Andrew Johnsou, aud
of RepresontattTPS McMillan of tloor-
, gia, Bufllngton of Massachnsetta, lltr
soy of Maine, Allen of Now York, Hotul
of Tennosstw, and LaDow of Oregon.
The advantage of Amorioun railway
ears over European ones bos frrqnent
ly been eitollcd. But hineo the trial
and conviction of Col. Iiakor tin y will
be more enlogized tlutu tsver. We nl
was knew that they were more luxuri
ant Aud civilized UiHii .the KitgliNh
coaches, but now it appears that they
morality, which is better thnu all tbe
res;
BniixjB building hns been going on
so extenwively all over tho North and
West during the lu'-t ton years Unit tli
Detroit Free iVrt eBtiraiites these
struotnres to havo ooBt one hundred
and fifty millions of ilollnrs. Tho
bridges across thu Mhwouri river have
cost elevon millions, those over tho
Ohio river sixteen millioiiM, those over
the Mississippi river twenty-live mil
lions, those at Philadelphia four mil
lions, and the East river bridge at
Now York, uuflufshed, six millions.
HoMi years sinoo, it will bo recollec
ted, a favorite method of committing
suicide in Tan's was to throw one's self
from the top of tho Vendomo Column,
Ai- t,he CommuuiBts pulled the ool
nmn dowu m,8 suicides were oomiiol
led W aive np tin, 0(lo of imtmo.
tiou: but uu i,av i,
been set up the unfortunat'''
gun to precipifate themselves from't.
to the pavomeut below, The column
should have an iron grating placed on
the top. ;
TAliK about the Keely motor is re
vived at Philadelphia. A stationary
engine will be oompleted within throe
or foul weeks, when a private t xhi
bition will be given to mombcrs of the
press at Mr. Keeley's residenoe. Tho
machine, it is reported, is uow under
porfwt ooutrol that, whilo nn im
mense power onn be generated iu nn
instant, yet such improvements lmvo
bea made aa to allow the engineer
bo manipulate it as to reduce the
pressure from fifteen' thousand pouuda
to the square mcli dowu to lero,
An -engine for railroad purjioBes is
also being made.
' Thet toll a pretty story of a Chicago
girl at Watch Hall, It. I. She is said
to be about 18 years of age, and the
prettiest girl at tho pluoo. For a long
time a young doctor followed her
about, though keeping a respectful
distance. He had never been iutro
dueed. But one morning the sly miss
went bathing, when the young doctor
was within easy hailing distance.
Young miss waded into deep water,
lost her footing, turned her pretty
toes up to the sun, and dug gravel
with, her taper fingors. Horrible I
The young doctor rushed to the res
cue, pulled the girl ashore, revived
heri and is going to marry her. Was
it maiden forethought, or innocence ?
Thi Lexington Press says that Gov.
Leslie is making good use of the short
time that remains bofore he vacates
the gubernatorial ofBoe. He'crcatod
baton of colonels the other day,
thirteen in nil, and appointed them as
his aids. The funrJii tppointment
was that of "Col- i T. Duff,
on of Hon. Geo r- assistsnt
eoretiary of state. 'iH 'Jolonel is
only about six months old, but will
says the Tress, probaWy do as gallant
ervioe in the field as his oomrades.
We are afraid this wiU have a ten
dency to degrade the popular rank of
Colonel This is no trivial matter in
Texas where all white mole persons
assume the title on coming of age.
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8. pt, iul r, m il il h '0i- in : v J. in-
i'OI lC.il' il I' 9!p to !' pl-'htllt lit tht
hour ilh Lis crt-.f. tit :i.rt. i
Tie orc-miizUion .f tl.o (.i;v!itio:
is of the Tery gr"fit.-t import .un-. an.l
wcuro coi.?rnl
f it kiUi our nni!
mWJ."ny, -vv'y i-:r.-rt- 1 !,;
p u -t ! pnserst T!i. a' ''!' f
t i.e .f ti t i-j ti ij iM ut .!il i v:..
Th'.' hp! ion of tiuviiuor limilrn
h:is alrendy cIiohI ti" on of one o!c !c
tat'. L't it not li fluid thut nr
hgetee c.'lied us tolsetwo-t:irrii. It
in known that an itt inpt Till niuh-
k prevent the d hnlinfuim UkIih-oii
from Inking tlu-ir Bi'iiU, We iir-; f..itr
wurtu d of .iiia m.d to be f irewuruei! i 1
to In fon arund.
Not. on'y the good "of '.hi paityit:n!
the wi'lf irj of th".i state, hut iu cwn
ietMUiul riuttiin us will, iIoiihhkIh
that eueli dcmocMtic di-iignle Hhoiild j
m proM'iit w.tii hit eertith'uto of eh e
tion wheu thu Convention nhail 1 cul-
lt d to order on tint (Hh of Kertembnr.
now to I'liorrri nn; mai.i.oi
iiox rno.n l um u.
From four different point iu the
Btutu at which the negro party tnttdu
its gains iu the. reoeut election, we
havo secmiugly well authenticated ac
counts of "colonization", that is to
any, the aceouuta of tho imtKjrtution
of men for the sole purpose of voting
and with no real purpose of btumjhle
residence. Tlume points uro ISiiuih
wick, Mecklenburg, Wake and Wayne,
and caused ns a loss of nine dolegntes.
How easy this colonization busiiums
am bo oarried"u by a purty with such
n niigrnjory and corrupt'pimplo iu its
ranks, as tho ncgrooH are well known
to bo, and with money ut its (oiuinund
any man can 'understand when ho re
members that tho Constitution hh if
now stauds requires only thirty days
residence in a county to enable a man
to register nnd Vote. A hundred or
two additional hands engnged in work
for or upon a rnilroud, or iu any other
employment, or without any jeniloy
iiiout ut all ruiRlit emily turn the seal'
in tiiiiuy counties. That I ho- remilt of
tho recent election was duo iu part at
least, to such fraudulent voting, there
din be no doubt, The Itiulicul party
Iws litit unly the will but the men and
the money for such work aud Ibopres
iint Constitution permits it to bo done.
Hneh work onf.ht not to he done, and
therefore wo fuvor tlin proposition to
chuiign the Constitution so that t wolve
moiitiiH shall ellipse after a man begins
liis residence in a county before he shall
b permitted to vote. If this lie done
it will clTectualty prevent colonization
A soe iud safeguard is to require
every voter wheu challenged to estab
lish his right to vote by the testimony
of witmwses k!ifta toHiio ju.l.je. Of
the eleotiou to be credible. If n man has
lived in a county twelve mouths and
during that time has associated
onlv with peoplo who cannot be bolieV'
o.l n (miii. wo ilu not hesitate to say
tlmt hu ought not to be permitted to
vote,
Another safe guard is to pre vent
any man who has been convicted of
nn iufamous crime from voting. No
thief nor forger or perjurer ought to
permitted to cxcroimi tho great right
of su,,..B0 ft in iuaood truo that
tho Kadiein &vx&k$ tU.it lying
and stealing shall lie uo J,ftr to suf
frage, A man may ntonl, h(,y for.
swear himself, aud ho may fivg0 j,iH
nolghbors name but yet in itadio 8.
teem his vote is a vote for all th,av
What a commentary upon h
morals of a paity in it that it should
booomo indigu.uiit when it i a iked
that the law may proclaim tlmt a man
shall not bth steal aud vote 1 ; Yet
suoh Is tho spectacle wa havo present
ed to us in North Carolina to day in
tho attitude of tho lUdioal party.
We are in favor therefore of ohnng.
ing the Constitution so that it shall no
longer declare that though a man
steal yet shall ho vote also: so that
it shall require a residence of a year
bofore voting, aud bo that when dial-
longed ho shall bo required to prove
by credible witnesses his right to vote.
When those changes have Uon made
we of the east will have aomo assurance
of fair elections. As it is we are at tlm
mercy of a corrupt party with mon
and moans to acoompluih their ends.
It is stated that Mr. Ed. Mercer, a
capitalist of Atlanta, Go., has been
oonooded the privilege of erecting a
restaurant on tho Centennial ground,
Mr. Mercer was in Philadelphia on
Tuesday, with Colonel liobort A. Al.
ston, of the Atlanta Herald. They in
tend to establish a headquarters for
southern citizens a sort of intelli
gence bureau, in which every souther
ner coming to the Exhibition shall bo
regiaterod, with his address. . Their
influence in the moantime is being
nsod to arouse an interoat in the Ex
hibition in the south.
English. Catliotie jonruuls'ohiim that
tbe quoston of Cardinal Manning's pre
cedence has been indirectly settled.
At the Prince of Wales' garden-pnrty
the Prince met him on his entrance,
shook hands with him cordially, and
presented him to the Queen, who con
versed with him for some time. The
Cardinal remained within tho royal cir
cle for a long period, a privilege only
accorded tn ill
vuvww TV. J UlUgj
rank.
.ii.-.i.i- I i i.ju.iut ii. ' J- .... - :i
ii IjVind to il .iV.u h.i uiS-
,lu. b. the Wmu -I'Ko Aucui
luuil rt..en ty, ud ihe ;s oih of liie
tH-nth t)i.u-e Ue-y l-c ua lud.gnant
ut tue iiiHUit n-rw.rd oiY r-'d Mr
U.vih. Tlie TrUf-iw tuiuks the uigir
of ti.e hoiitinii 1 1 epic, lulu h U
ri..,, ,.,i)U. thu:, iii.t .f tho Noi ih ra
jk; io;o. i r .;
a, t-kiii"ii iii liiui-r-ti'.'..
le : i'.'.iV r is i.i i.l in nv.eh it.e t.
oiri ion in tUo Hou;'i t'n'
,1, !!" 11.. v is i'i the North Tl rei.n
nirH'To'ls :i?rienlt:tr u sociotiiw in . t'ei
i
j
i
i
i
Soutu who haV : tvrU luvuihii t-niU'l
.j.-: : vi-r li t ir-si s le fore t iei. .
IV e ti'iv v. t to !,-irn tl. it viy of Mo in
have exr.'iiii'd so nviti'Oii li-ni- r
to i;o .-loutd .iuJ sj'fSk Noi'ithf iii '
tint, no ii ih lint it vry st Ij'ld a id
I PI-r.'W lUMiti- it pTHOII Wotlid -Vi-.
i-oi,e'itu,' tout M'e .Smih Ij i i-s '' c
N utli Ifciiin liuio rim nit !: u r -vil
d to go tlu.ro and unto.
I.i il.i! lira' iiImuu. wtiaie..L4nitiut vi
fie funis H it he trim Uiu Uio iliv.-j
tai.on w.n c".neelle.i by tho Wiunel-.'iju
li. mo !. Our undertatid.i'2 t t ti
atlrtir is l!iut the ttiwti
by Mr, Diy ' Wilh,lrw
luuc. Tin i u not Vtii
it is true Lut then it. .is. well fnuUija
that it sliou'id bo KWd accurately.
Iu tho mat pluoo wo are iguoraut of
thefaotsifit.be true that Jefferson
Davis is regarded ut tho North as lion
Bull r is regarded at tho South.
Butler is regarded at the South as a
liar, a thief, a scoundrel, a peruonui
o owtird, as eoi.o mtratiug iuhis own vilo
areata all that is mean all that is Ignoble
nil thut is racally,all thatisdiuhouoru
ble, and all thut is bane iu human na
ture. Nor does this estimate of the
character of Butlor obtain ouly among
ii'uonint iif unthiukinir neoulo. Tei'l
i u . .
everywhere.
o, high and low,
. and polite, speGm
poor, rude
an a thieving, lying, cowardly beast
with mental, moral and physical vision
all equally distorted.
We have yet to learn however thst
Jefferson Davis is so regarded imy
whore ut the North. We have yet to
learn that any respectable or intelli
gent man has ever professed to regard
Mr. Davis its a confessed thief, as a
common linr, ns a notid personal cow
ard. Men may have feared Mr. Davis
in tho past, and they tuny hiife him
now, but never have they colled him
J'ritnt. They may halo him ai a bitter
enemy,- but nowhere in all that broad
lind. even uniong his bitteromt'.foes,
doe uny one pretend to scorn him as
vi hi thief.
The distinction is a very broad ons.
If the Noith is satisfied with its re
prosoututivoman, wo are quite content
with ours.
A not Mm is porsou has just
wrrivod at Paris, Ili W aud title is
Duke "f marmalade, lie is tho friend
of tho Houii-barbaroiin potentate Houlo-
quo, who was boru a slavo iu 1789,
helped to expel the Frouoh from Jlay
ti in 1813, rose through the grades of
tho local army, till iu lS-M he declar
ed himself Kiuperor; aud, after dis
playing gross inespneity aud niiseon
duetj wasdiiveu from Hay ti iu 1850,
mid took refuge in tho country of his
old foes-Franco. The Duke of Mar
tuulado is, like his .lute sovereigu, a
negro, and ia very tall and stout. He
is seventy-throe yeors old, and, hav
iug scraped together a considora ble
fortune, has gone to Paris to spend
it. His mono strikes one as rather
comical; but the New York Jfrruld re-
mnrks that the Duke of Marmalade
is uot moro outre than King Cof
foa.
Tub now census in New York and
Massachusetts shows that the conn
ties which depend upon agriculture
aro decreasing iu population, and that
Vjoso towns which are full of mills are
I'lfVtly increasing in population. Euro
peau sumigrauts go directly from New
York nud Boston to tho busy hives of
industry.
Hardware, lion and
Steel!
A full ;aorfment of Pocket and Tnblf
I'litlery of every deaerlptlon.
SCYTHES, FlSrl HOOKS & LINES !
All kimls of Tools, etc.
Priooa rediiceil at
Nath'l Jacobl's
HARDWARE DEPOT.
RIMS, HUBS AND SPOKES
Axles, Springs, Uoach Trimmings, oto. '
A wull aelectrd atock of Carriage and Wagon
Materials at tbe In went price.
All orders tiv matt prompt ly tilled, and i;Ule
f action guaranteed.
Nathaniel Jacob!,
HAUDWA.UE DEPOT,
SASH, DQORsTaND BLINDS.
Maniiraeturera' Agency. Orders tilled at
fa r price ,
PAIN IN, OILS AND UI.ASS, VAKNISKK8
etc., at V. ' , .
NATHANIEL JACOBI,
HARDWARE DErOT, f
TVO. 1 MAUKJjJT HT.
aiig II
ORE EN & FLANKER,
YVD0L1IS.ALK ASO HKTAtt, DKALtaa 4M
DRUCS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES. ALCOHOL.
2'UIIKIF SKE1) of every variety.
For saU lov by
UBEKN & KLANNKH.
auf . .. jj,.
Hmr . 3 JACOBI
felS,. AXE. 7
TlIM ATLANTIC ilOTi:!
a smasjdi; sii-:soirr,
BEAUFORT. 1ST. O.
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,,E AtlOVK AM.IHIIIIFNT.BO FAVOKAIU.V IV 'WTl 'UK VI I L"
J iVuinui'r l y H.r new ..nr, I sMt. K. l. iMb.,.-I e-lful i.ig. ' '''tr. ni
IMS Mnw l Bt to i October 1st. o,wn l..mth Vi.lu.. only - the 111..W H!' 'l ""J
ti'H',.y'W lI.huiwroi.whlsvU-aant auaununi with aJ
hrffilU&.W.l'lM ar. . W
NO DUbT I KO FLICS ! I NO MOSQUITOES 1 1 !
lint t ... au.clic.1 to ibs lion, whrr. rii?.!!.-'--'"
r . Ii v nir, V ..i u alr mid Iwii lli -il el n.mten. "" "'","1, L l?',oie
g l,i i thr .mi I. ji Usv. nii,l l.rllilHi.t i i.urt o Trilrtie at !,,hl- tallM ..lesmrt
AIIU.((eforrerri.eilaBimriiMw be foaml at lnlanJ rerorts, lieniuw .iesiiri
Ilui, fiwt wiling aeU well DmnKtrt, lur
PIC-NICS, FISHING PARTIES, MOONLIGHT SAILS,
....
ami BtlltiK oeo ei inittcnin iiibthiioii.
Tl, iihuicolt WISES and Uyl'OK re tw
iie.'il
riiTB , Z'Ti rV",oiv',
iuohii lohirrli il.Kt !.i liC'Al.I'lM' n'i i'
,., tlv. K, l,ls leet ,. n.i a t limn O.u '4,t. I
lect tcnii'iii T limn Um 'n" ' " i ui-i.v. -
;sl km! Hi lumli tt Oi UilnrHoloii'K Htmllul.
l-d rlgiitlj inivicot mul Hi rumlett o. UilnrHoldii Htmliui
Ti'.imn : $'if0 rt day for firnt week
r Ki-i-'M rortrnctn mint" vlth fMiillle. ami
lure. Uillilruii and MtiiUi ball Tlre.
mnvl.T .d.vw tf.
COLDSBORO, N. C.
M. KKT TKU. A..JS., Frur. Ancient and Mini
era I ii o i; o ;iK''i".
K. W. AOAM.1, A.M., Prof. Matliem-iti'if.
Ilia Tlurtl I c nil l till IunIIIH
lion will bl'lllH on tluid. iK,
hiiiI vutl u iniiniliiv, lleei KO, 179.
mil IS Sihuol Hiltuatml 111 om iwn ' vui
X boro(lli- nontreol four Bilr.)Ul, Biul
liom lu acTeimiuiiiiuiii'rH.ui'iinui -.
10 i.ireiiK and nuittllium living In tlio .ur
Muiidliigciiiiiitrlea or In Hie KmtMra iirilnn
ul tliu Hate. 'Ian loc;itlou I. healthy, anil
lie leal, of Mokuww noU I) aiiveinnwi
kv irutii i!iiilliig their wnm 10 thi plai'e,
aa uut a iiiti caw ' "nmn umi" .
roillu lh ftoliiMU diirliig Urn uwil ruhulanllo
year. Nu iaient. therefore, can reamiiiahly
lie Jijicrrcil Iroin i'iilroiiiiii tlitu Mi liool on the
uwtra ut i unhaalthlnratui me wcaunn.
1'rnl'eiMiir f" W. AiIbiil, who hue charrfo of
the M..lluiiiiillcal Deem linent, 1 alnuinnii
of HauilolviU Maeon OnileKP, d h1 1,as,t
.U'-ecani ul maiuitr 01 yomn lur muni )'".
Thu Milium ut' limtrmaiim is nounil, thuroiiirh
Mltl etiiliiileanil dwKii HI ilelp and Improve
the nienttl liowera of Hie eni'll. Ijr traliilnu
I in., in to think, and by teai'-biiiK tlieui the tiu.it
ma til tli fituultlee with wuico Uod liiui en-
Uowe 1 them. . . . .
The .lielillne or the Hrlinol, while It Ii luhil
and litrental, eufurec th" ilutT of olicdiet.ee
toovery filoanil retfulation A liunhor'Una
titm and dlirilrl conduct aie wholly Incom
aliliU with ncholaitle trHinlim Hint nunil.il
i rogrrnH tiohoyabol linlui0d to lm i uvu
iil.lmio or in an Injury to hie fellows, will he
raiKltu'd In Uin Scluml.
Moral mi l rellKlnui Instruotlon 'ecelvcn a duo
nlmiBot at'iiitlmi anil oonmiieriuuin ; lor un
l.'w. Hie h.iirL and n.um'iciii e be liunructud and
iui.iglu.jnU, uii re xecalar learning wilt arivil hut
l.'.t lo In the lurjoatiuu ot uurract aud ujirljlit
character.
The lour religion bodlea being well reiro
tit,il in ltd. iilace,yrtry boarder la allowed
tii.Hiifiid that Ohiirch n Siinilav which bin ia-
runt. may dewg'tam. 'I h i wi.h and preferenco
oi ilu' parent, will lie .tncti iwHred, as nnlli
iii of a lecturian character mountenauced In
IhencliiHil.
Hoy are prevared for advance cI.vmou in
Ocllcge or Mr the active biultiewi of vf0,
Tim liiil illnir. liltherlo known as tn, "fe-
male Uolli liae lieeu nicured by Uio Fiincl
ral, and will hereafter be lined a ft achool r
boyn . ... . , , . . . .
loadly wennon. itiweocaung nrinae, nroiau
Ity and every ei ecies ot gnrahliiig are etnutly
liohlLltoJ. ,
Terms, per SesBion of 20 Weeks
HALF IS AUYASUK H ALXNC15 ON
Fr.tST OK OCTOBKR.
Tuition for nriinir' drpartmont....
'f IB 00
. . lit) Oil
HlHiii-r Ktviin
" AllVUlll'Bll CllUHOB, with AlliO-
bra. etc IS m
Advanced clamps wlih Latin, HO On
' aud with Latin and I reek. M 00
Oerninn, French, and book-keoplug, each
tia '
Ito.ird, liicliidlug tuol and llght 73 111
Incidental espouses 00
'
Kach student wl!l furnish. Tor his own nre, a
pair of blankets, a pair of sheeU, a pair of pillow-cases
slid lii towels
No induction troin I'ultionand Board In eiise
of dunulaslou or withdrawal, and only In case
of protracted siekiieHS.
Korfurlber pnrticulari, address ,
M. FETTER, Principal,
;nly24-dftwtf ' UOLDanuRO, N. C 'M
flic Carolina BciiscMil Magazine,
AN ILL0STHATK1) MONTHLY, choice
Literature, will tie issued from till loi.na.
ai'i,i .Mkskmik Orriei commencing wth
daunarv, IHid. The first number will b ready
tor mailing by loemlier loth, and the pernsi.
leal will he published each succeeding month
thereafter wlthont liiterrmitlon. No advau
Uigo will be ncglectetl wich either latent or
capital can command to render each issue an
agreeable and instructive cempeiidima ol
euoice reading, bf popular writers, both home
and abroad.
The Carolina Household Magazine
will be s large 2S-paga, eighty-four col a in n
laoulhly, handsomely printed nn tlutcu hook
paper and beautifully illustrated. It I a
thoroughly southern enterprise and Its succei
is alrsaily fully assured. The publisher means
to make It a first-class monthly, that, once In
troduced In the family circle. Is sure to he
eagerly watched for and oarofully preserved.
1WPOHTUAIT (1 ALLKKV" will prove an
attractive feature. The danuary number will
contain a lite-like picture of .
EX-GOV. Z. B. VANCE,
and biographical sketch, to be followed In
each succeeding number with pbotngrai bs ol
other prominent statesmen, divines, etc
ONLY TWO UOI.LAUS A VKAIt
and each snbanrtlior can make a choice ol
'1'HHIta a OCT BSAeTlvrL.I.AUOB K(1K VI NUN,
alee of each H4 a .10 Inches, vis: "The Kimling
of the Saviour In the Temple," "The Madon
na," or "Kig Lear IMyuig the Htorm," lor.
wanted on reei ipt of the aiihscrtptton price.
Klther of the Kngravlngs Is worLli dou tile tbe
price asuea mr the aiagaiine.
r Any one sending a club 1 of flvi will rs
ceive an intra subscription tree. Mint, rt cople
vo cents, true by mail. Srj, motoba Hubsorip
lion, wi.lioul the r ngravliTg, t .
ts Wanted Everywhere.
JUNIUS A. lioM IK, fulnisber,
",oiom 1 1 P.O.
. ,,-.,., . n vr f im nnil.T-
i,e hurt at ti.e Kh f Al'KN f of the un.Ht
the t.uin.H., '"i-".r,.,.t .; ';
Ii ainii'er
nittiHlnr
lii.ttn ut-
,iii'"" rr-- . m
slo tbe rtmiiji I unnc. oirin
J Jl.f.0 per doy for second wcek;
Kxcursionlstii. Liberal reduction to eMy ''
CEO. W. CHARLOTTE, Proprietor.
Southern Illustrated
P.ALEIGII, N. C.
T
UK t'NI.V II.I.r.STliATKU WFUvl.V
the South. Kieht iiHt'c furiy ml-
uniiiK. i iievaiiiirg more rnannn iiu'itiiivi
any weekly liulilWied In the NoiiOu-rn Mtiiti'H
I'lin llrnl inuiilu" ' hiU'TtlKlsN II.-
, USTUA I KI 'ir- will u iiwieu nn
snturda)', -Hill day of Juno, S?rs,
The Ful'll'liiir liitetuUiniiking it an lllus
trutHd record ofthe tlincn. Ii. will neat of ev ry
tin 1c. I'oiltlcnl, llintoti'.al, Literary, and
siMiiniilti-. which In of fiiritiit intnrt-st, an
glvetbu bent llliutratiiiimlbut canheohlaiittd
original or fore'itu.
'Jhe suUllifcUS H.LUSI'llATfcU A(!K
will beiirlntcd ou new tyuc, ana hwivy bun
iiiiiier.
Oil ItallM nf rontrlbittorp will be fmii'd the
iiamcii ul many ul Hie oeiit writoi i ' the s,utii
Hi'riul int.! slioVt Mtorlfs, piititnii and kU'!.'i
and ell c.oi ducUd ediiiirmUli purtnient., glv
Inif Ihe Ute.t I erwinal, lititfury, nelentiHe, no
litlcat reliuto'iii and conituvrvial InteUiat'lice
will lurnlidi ever; wtek an amount, nl (calling
matter uimiiriiHiiBed by other paiieie, In cxcl
Iniuu and varloty H in intruded to iniiko tin
MOO'I'HKUN llil.l'STKA I Kl AUK Jour
nal for tho Itrriiide ; several columns will bo
vi'pctatly ili'voted toad mibjecta i.m tainlug to
donirt.tlc and wicial life.
.So tainilv should be wlthont It.
MubucrliitJoii price only f per annum. Poat-
ge lrt e.
It. T. FULGHUM, Editor,
Kalelgh, N. O.
June 8 1W tr
muKi:irvTAX uoouikobisish avinu
A . been received at tli'sotttee, the un-toreign-ed
la now prepared to col lent the Oity Taxes
on Keel JSetaie and personal property for li3.
ALL PARTIES I
Aie th(Tforo notified and reo, nested to five thu
matter iramsillnte at(ntlfln, and t.) cn'l at this
oftlce and pay up without further delay.
City Coupons
An) also rocetriMfl In payment of City 3'iiscs
THE EALSIGH HEWS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
rusLiauaD DT
'm.E NEWS riBLlSEING CO.
Da 'pTKU TO THK BfcST 1M SKKH1'
' Slate of North Carolina-to ti.e
uoce ol ti,(, Oonservatlve party, the devel
opnient ol tin hidden wealth of tiie Ststo, tne
iuvitiiig em.gt.t-on into our midst, ari ad.
vancemei.l ot tw, weilare or cur people in
everything that er,nji t0 make a K tale pcojier
ou, and bideiiemlent. t
ADVERTISING COLUMN H
wlllbefounil or grout wlvanBi M both the
tiallv and Weekjy clreulate igcly luevorv
portinn of the .State. Hates modcte
srrpsottirTioN lUTicas
Dally, One Vear Oiio
" 6 Motitha 3 Is.
Weekly One Year 1 00
JOHN 1. CAMKK"N, Kdltor,
JOKDAN Mi'ONK, sociate K.ditnr
f.. O. WOODSON. Loco) Editor
iN STOKE AND A UKI VINO BY EVKKV
Steamer a lull supply and large assortment
of -
Nails,
Locks,
Hinaos,
Screws,
Window Kiistenlngs,
Blind HingtM,
and restntns,
Well Buckets,
Fixtures, I'mups,
and ell kinds o I Uardwaro us.il mound a house
or lot, ail lor sale low hy
ag OILKS MUKCIUSON.
Mlio 'Virg'iiilH.
UFFALO SPRINGS
IMocklenburt; County, Virginia.
THE 'GREAT .MEDICINAL WATER
0FTHJES0UTH.
OPEN 20th MAY, 1875.
These waters are possessed of extraordinary
c urat i ve'powers in allect ions of tbe K 1 1 N K V ts
ami Ht.a ItDKR, In all derangements of Ihe
HILIAKY OIU1AN.S Incident to warm inias-
matin regions, in Dyspejsia, 1,1 Dis
eases peculiar to Women, m
Chronic. Intermittont ami Kemlt
tent Fevers. Chronic Gonorr
hoea! Secondary Syphilis- Cleot
Him ml diseases oi tho Cenltal Oruans,
and in some forms of Coutaod Rheuma
tism. Their remarkaoia power ami eilieaey
In tno dlsea.es Imlieated are vouched for bv
some ol the most distinguished nm'li. iil men
or the country, both North and South, us well
asby reKrteil cases from the mort iimiiios
lioi'abln sources. Testimonials In pnniphlnt
form liirnlshed on applloatlou. Til B W AT Kit
KOK HALK.
The water Is put tip In cases of one dosen
half gallon Kottt w at (! per case. Route
to tho Springs for th iSouth: By
iy ol thu liieiiiiioml and Atluoln ah Line
Uailroi'd lo Hcottshurg Depst in Hallux
county, Virginia, where ail trains are met by
ocaih a Sprl igs t miles distant
XUOliAfllf UOODK,
e.w." .-i ...sr . rroptietar,
SW YORK A.iD BOGTOrJ LiHES
Wilmington, II. C.
tr s, .v. .y
r a st
ht, Route to
rth or
W V
1 ICW YOIiK.
rieiv Yon: ana Vviimmgton bte , .ip
SWl-WtKLY,
Sailii g fr..f.i M' W Yoi;k, Vi J.HNKMjAY an.' U ,Y t Z l M., and
froui vML?alN"Gx()N, WEDMi8?AZ nc 1 iV. i Ui'T i
BOSTON AND
.New I'iJik uiitl. U'iliji:iKlt)u lilfiiishii) loiiipiiny,
ccKNCTiNO.w iru in
OLD COLONY RAILROAD. AND STEAE'ERS.
. Daily an.ftr-fi COSTON and NEW YORK.
Semi-Week! 'vV-. H ' '.W OIIK and WILMINGTON.
Wedntiat " ' ' .lurd y Iroiu earh I'ort.
i . . 0 '
Nliliicm ii ay r.dy upon Ihe iroiui tand reenlnr salllni rf il.rM H!iniM .,,,i. h.ii
wUl'i 'ae" " " Hht meht X'S r'""e' NO
VVil MlSOlUN.tiOLrMOIA ft AI'tiLSTA RAII.KOAO, i
WlLMllUdTUN ft. WKLIXIM KAILKOAI),
'i'lIK (JAKivLi NA tiKNTKAL KAII.W AT.
1 broui;li Hill or Lading given to and froui all Fomte in
NORTH and SOUTH CA110LJNA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Abo to NEW YORK. BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. FAIX RUT it .i .".n..
.astern Cities.
W. Kates guaranteed as low ai by any other
promptly paid.
Mark all Goods via Clyde's tVilniington Line.
r For lurtlier iiiftirmatlou apply to eitherot the undersigned Agenti-of the Line."
1. 1). (). MINK,
lienerul Ka-turn Agent,
Oevoushire street, ilosloo.
Il
ritt W IJL.M 1 1
Biiltimore ai Soitta Steam Transuortalion Compy
i ' 'k '-s .'
mmm
. . 'TV. 3- ,. , .'.-
i- . .J- ; "''- V
-i'w -'.
FAST EFFtEia-KCT ROUTE
To all Points Slorth or South,
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore anfl Wilminnloa Line,
Pim-WKBKLY.
-8AILINO PKOM BALTIMOUE-
Tuosday fit Friday, at 3 P. M.
-AND FKOM WILMINOTON-
Wodnoeday & Saturday.
BOSTON AnpRGV!QEHGE.
Baltimore and Wilmington Line, .
Baltimore, Boston and I rovldeuce Line,
Or via Canal Dally to Philadelphia and
Clyde's Philadelphia and Providence Line.
Senii-Weekly from each Port,
Shipper may rely npon the rmmi't and repnlar aslllnir of thers Steamers, and qul(k dis
patch given to all shipments by this route. NO DELAYS.
' Through Hills uf Lading given to and from all Points in
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA; GEORGIA and ALABAMA .
A!ho to BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and
other EaBteru Cities. .
r Kates guaranteed as low as by any other Konte aud time as quick. Losses or overcharge
promptly phil.
Mark all Goods via Ualtlmore and Wilmington Line.
Kf For lurtlier Information apply to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line,
EDWIN FITZGERALD, Agent,
lialtiinore Lint, Ml nouih street, Baltimore,
march IH-tf
Carolina Central Railway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, )
Wilmington, March 31st, 1875, )
T'JK,hr7'N'.T0N 0P THB PUBlitO IS KKSPKOTlfULLY INVITRD (TO? THK
tact tnat t.i.e aH, oentral Hallway, being completed and fully equipped Tor Imsineas
oilers Willi iu coiiiii)cUutlll Bt wiuiilngton, both via direct Steamer Linus and via Weldon an
uy'K'd WBW Vork. floswu and Froyidence-uuerjualed lael
WILMINCTON ANt) ALL EASTERN CITIES TO? icHAR
LOTTE, STATESVH.LE, CREENVILLE, SPARTAN
BURG and all stations nn AttaBtle. Tcntisssce A O,;,,, Atlantic and KlchuioHd Air Idn and North"
Carolina ttailromls as well as all po'UfJ4 in OJviitUI A and ALA HAM A
lusurancftoiDKaatnicllli-giiuianfrtediisl.wT,,lltotner ne- Not.rmlialor ,rRnt,
ter charges, and ICateii Hlwiiy. hn low & k.,ci lowest i.iiiiiiiii.r
Kates to all polnu. lurnished upon application to .10 m.do.-Higncd. Ofllce In Bank of New
Hanover Building.
aprll 3 80-ly
Heal Estate Auction.
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
. BY
CRONLY & MOKRIM.
By virtue of a mnrtgngp executed by Wi'llam
K' Hass Hud wife, tliu Mrchanics Bui ding and
I ohii Association will sell, for caHh, al puhlin
auction, ut Kxcnauge (lorner, on Mondsy, the
liltli of Mepteinder, at 11 o'clock, that lot wilh
dwelling house and all necctuary out houses
sitiiale'l as follows:
Beginning Iu the N. Una of Bed Cross street,
00 re.rt W. fiiiniilsintei'secllon Willi the W. line
ot Fourth street and running thunca W. with
said line of Bed Ctoe street 5A leet, thence N
p.rallel with Fourth street l.UI'eet., thence K.
parallel with Bed Cross strwt M leei and
ttieuce S. parallel with Koill 111 street 1.12 tdet
to the beginning. aiin'o-lf
2 000 B"sl"1 Corn
' 1,1(00 Bushels Oals,
5tl0 Bales Hav,
Wator-Oround Meal, Hominy, Pork, Bran,
Crack Oorn, Flour, etc.,
For salo low by
OHANTA1IINTON,
C slon Mflrchat8andOrocen,.C
. r;r-,
all Poi
Soiuh.
FALL UiVER.
DEI-AYS. Cmiuecting at V llmlngteu
.
rouU and time u quick. Lowes or overcliarirei
WM. P. 0I.YI1E ft CO., Oetieral Agents,
New lork Line, ti ltd ling Oreen, N T.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent. J
orroiv, IV. c
PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore andj WiimiDton line.
sm-wmm.T bitwkkn
BALrimunB and WILMINGTON.
Baltimore and Thiladelphia Steamboat Oo.
Daily Tla Canal between .
.BALTIMOKK AND t'HXLADJSLPBA.
iWESTERN CITIES;
BALTIMORE AND '.71LMIN0T0N LINK
Northern Central Kaiboad)
AMD THI
Baltimore and Obio Railroad.
A. D. CAZAUX, Arent,
baitiiuoie aim Aow Voiki.mei
Wiliiinotoji. N.C.
W- CLARK,
Oeneral freight Agent.
Miss Angel.
A Novel. By M. Thk.kw., Author of
' Id Konslngton,' "IheVsiuKu of Ihe Cliff,"
"liiiiebeaid's Keys,", etc, With, IlliialTalJons.
Tuner, 15 cents.
Alice Lorraine.
A I aleof theSoiiih llowns. By II. D, Klack
niore, Author of cradock Nowe II," MHlof
lsker,"etc. Paper, 7 cents
The Piedmont Press
HICKORY, N. C ,
Is the only iier published In Catawba
county, ana has an extensive circulation among
Mere.lianta, Farmers, ami all clutsesor busr
nesa mon in the Mtate. The Fhass Is a live,
wide-awake Democratic paier, and Is a desira
ble medium lor advertising In Western North
Carolina. Liberal terms allows nn vearly ad-
vertlsemetits, Hulisci letlon fi In advance.
Address MUKUlLL T0MLIN8ON,
ptiou in aiiva.ioo.
ILIi T0MLIN8OBT,
Killlors auitProprletors
niarnh .94-0
PIANOH.t rgnk aud fihromos for sale for
cosh or on the e tsy monthly instalment
plan at
HMNHBEBUER 8
1 -
Ivt Book and Maslc store.