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VOL XXIV. NO. 260.
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THE ELECTIONS
HiryUnd aid Mlsitislppl Democratic
-Sew Tori and PennsjlTanla Pro
i fcablj Rr pabllcai -Wlsconsli
and Mlnaesota Joined to
Their Idoli, if., tc
MASSACEUSEITS GONE EEFUELICAN
lard FljM Between Gaston and Rice
Stronj Republican legislature
VC -fpnblicani Jabllant, 4c.
EARTHQUAKES AND FIRES.
tartbqnake In fieorgla-The Shock
Felt Thronghoii the State -Ter-Fire
In Sherman, Texas
i
GOLDI67-8.
mssicm setts.
' BoaTOX, Nov. 3 ThaEastsro R. R.
has been mulcted 1714, for refusing to
receive a ticket issued lor a paaaagt iq
aa opposite direction to which the
passenger wee traveling. -
The voting in generally light. Rise
iiaaid to be gaining many votes in
tbiaottjw f 1 .". -l . , i-- ' '
Rsturna from seventy towns, outside
of Boston, which Ian year gav Uas
tot 15,188, against To) hot 15 887, re
turn a vote for Gaston of 12,939 ; Rice,
14,904. .. , . - , -v ,
Cnpoe, (Rpp ) Is elected in the 1st
District, over Davis, (Dam.) for Con
gress. Fourteen wards in this city give
Riee 6,749, against Gaston 1,350. . '
1b9'Trtvel'er'$ estimate of the sixty
towns and, wards, including Boston,
places the vote- for Rioe at 20.0G3.
and Gaston, 17,658, against last vear'e
figures, Gaston, 21,472, Talbot. 20,011.
a Republican gain of over 4.000.
7:30 P.M. One hundred and fourteen
towDS outside of lJoston, return Rioe
28,347 and Gaston 25,003 a heavy
falling off in the vote is uotioeable.
The gain of Rioe in Boston is con
siderable. Returns from alt wards, except tha
12th Ward, give Rioe 12,090, Gaston,
12.352. Tha friends of Rioe already
claim his election. . 1 s
Oao hundred and ninety one towns
beard from give Rioe, 46 598 : Gastoiv,
43,136 ; Baker.:(Frohib.) 6,180 ; Phil
lips, 193 l Adams, 1,189. , f
The total vote of Boston this rear
for Rioe is 13,100, aad 13,136 for Gas
ton, against last year's vote Gaston,
15,988 ; Talbot, 9.697.
Rioa i.as gained 6,255 in the city of
Boston alone. "
Present indications point to Rice's
election, 7 -
The vote of cities is af follows :
Lawrence Kioe, 1,565 ; Gaston, 1,
757. New Bedford Rioe. 1.501 ; Gas
ton, 1.530. Lowell Rioe, 2,583 ; Oas
ton, 2,533. S-dentRtoe, 1,850 ; Gas
ton, 1,508.- Fall River Rice, 1,555;
Gaston,' 1,588. Taunton. Rice, 1,298 :
Gaston, 934. Cambridge Rice.2,010;
Gaston, 2.182. Chelsea Rioe, 1,156 ;
Gaston, 767. Lynn Rioe, 1,095 ; Gas
ton, 1,36a Worcester Rice, 8,082 j
Gaston, 3,837. Haverhill, Rioe, 850;
Gaston, 686.
247 towns give Rioe. 75,141 ; Gaston
69.776 ; Bsker, 7,320.
The Legislature is mora strongly
Republican than last year.
11:15 r. v. The eleotion of Rioe is
now generally oonoeded. The estimates
plaoe his plurality at from G to 7,000.
The entire Republican ticket ia pro
bahlj aleeUd. The total vote will fall
somewhat below that of lsst year.
The Legislature shows Republican
gains in both branches. In this oity
the Republicans elect thirty Represen
tatives and four Senators. The Demo
crats elect fifteen Representatives and
fonr Senators.
Complete returns from 322 to win, all
bat 19, give Rioe a plurality of 4,835.
KIWI0RK, i
Nbw Yomc, Nov. 2. -Six colored
men have been arrested here for illegal
. voting. ."''';..-'
Iba Fox-Morrisey contest is very
eiciting. Betting ie in favor of Fox.
The anti-Tammany oity and county
tipkct js. undoubtedly elepted in the:
pity by a heavy majority.
The indications ire that the Demo
critic majority on the State ticket iu
this city will be largely redneed.
Democratic leaders, np to 8:30 p.m.,
from scattering returns claim Kings
eonnty by 7,000 majority on the State
tickeC, They also claim to have elec
ted mayor, sheriff, and two senators in
the 2d and 8d Districts. ' Lsst year
the Democratic majority was 13,675.
ThurloW Wood claims that the Re
publicans nave carried the State by a
mall majority. - - -
Scattering returns from thirty-two
districts in the interior of the State,
bow a Republican gaiu ef 700, ,- .
Eighty-four districts in the citv as
besvd from give Rigelow (Dem. Sec.
of BUtej, 10.689; Seward, (Rep.) 7,
257; Olney, (Dem. Dist. Atty), 7,079 ;
Phelps. (Rep.) 10.733 f Smyth, (Dem .
for Recorder), 7,029 ; Hsokett, (Rep )
10,743 t-vTheM returns coyer every
part of the oity. ,
Ninety-one districts throughout the
State show a Republican gain of 1,600.
120 oat of 657 eleotion districts heard
from give BigeVow, 14,783 ; Seward,
10,468 f Olney, 9,773 ! Phelps, 15,470;
Smyth, 9.682 : Ilackett, 15,503.
800 of 657 election died iota show a
14,000 majority for Bigelow; 12,200
for Phelps. ami I4,iwg lor iiacKott.
The Whole list of Tammany nominees
il beaten. , . , , - i
Morriwey, anti-Tammany candidate
for State Banator, it elected bj 076f
2,003 najority, '
New York, Nov. 3, 2: 30 a.m. The
Republican ticket will hare from 10,
000 to 15.000 majoiity in the SUtw
The Ri-pnbliotns secure both II mses
of the lWislatur , ,
A duel was fongbStots aftevwooe on
the top fluor of No. 106, Delancj
street, between two rolieh Jewa nanifd
Jost'ph Gallium aud Miwra IVaall
Goldman was shot over the r-ght tem
p's aud right cWk and lOKtantly kill d
1'iHkalI was-snot over ttie rigut rye
and mortally wouudd. Tueju n w
partners ss jewt-lers, ttI .Ua tnJy
is supposed to nave sriseu out ol
burness Quarrel.
HRRiaBURO,Nnv. 2 This o tyeives
IIrtriilt 800 majority a Krpubllcxu
gain o( over 300., -p i
Wa-Ksf-iKKa., tlfoi 1 Plvmonth-
borongh giyea Iliitr.i ft 840 ; Perah
lug 278I)em6ctiogr.if
Returns come in slowly, but from
majority of tbe districts heard from
l'iollte ruus slightly ahead of lVrnb-
io.i!.i In .iH J U.Ji
The 4th Ward gives Hartranft 103,
nnd Peishing 68 a Demooratio gain
of 17 ovt-r lat yesrs vote,
'ihe 5th Ward, eyes Hartranft 69,
and Penning 81 Democratic gaiu
of 21
The 7 h Ward gives Hartrauft 121,
Pershing 59 Republican gaiu of 48
The 3d Ward givr Hartrauft 77,
PerHblug 166 Demorrs'io gain of M.
. The 6th Ward gives Hartrauft 75,
Perahing 62 Democratic gain of 7.
The 15th Ward Kive Hartrnuft 36,
Perching 80 Democratic gain of 26.
PartAOKtPiiu,1 sNov 5J Chester
City gives Hartranft 470--a yiin of
197. " " " , -
Unoffioial tt turns ree ivrd from 26
wards of the'oitv. .nfw Hartroift a
msioritt of .2,934. 'Ihe five remain
ing wardt to be kmrd fnm are R"pu1f
ho in, and it is estimated Ihut Jtltrt-
rauft wi!l hsv at.U'uet 15,000 mninrity
in the citv. j His mnjorify two years
ago was 20,4-14 Ed. Joub.vaI.
Lycomina couutv will give a Lemo-
cratic mijority of 1,000 a Dnjoorutic
g llU Of 3t, U t,,., ' ' "?' t ' f'
Berks. HiBty gve 6,300 majority
being a Democrat id gain bfl, 000. ' '
Huvder couutv Kivea hbout (HJ() ma
jority for Hartrauft Itontiblic in gaiu
of 35.
Pike oounty, Di mocratio majority of
850 Democratic gaiu of 49.
oohuvlkill . county, J'erHlnnsr 1,900
majority Democratic gaiu of 233.
Montour oouuty, PerHhing 250 ma
jority Demooratio loss of 330
Ads i s eonuty, Pershimr 523 major
ityDemocratic gain ol 80.
Delaware county, uartranu 1.80U
Republican gain of 408. , i
liucks oouuty, i'erHiiing aw maioiicv
Democratic ise of 11.1 -
York oonnty.'PersLing 3,000 major
ityDemocratic !' of 28.
Clinton county, rersniDg 700 major
ity Demooratio losi of 255.T
Uinlford county M About xtbo, or a
Demooratio loss of 185, .
: Democratic gains.' Cumberland
county, 105; Centre, 435; Hunting
ton, 551; Northumberland 14;Luzerue,
400. :
Repbblioan'gsina. Columbia oonn-
tv, 32; Lebanon, 162; Sosqoehans, 41;
Blaiu, 36, . . , Ai v t,W V
Futlretttrti from all wards give
Hartranft a plurality of, 17,352, a gain
cf 4,889.1 isiH t' ..VUriri n
I'HiiiA dklphia. Nov. 3. The result
in the State at this time, 1.30 a. u.,
is very doubtful. Twenty-two ooun
tiea including Philadelphia, give Hart-
rrfiift only 1,427 majority. '
a. u. Col. MoClure, wm cedes tbe
State to Hartranft. The vote will be
very close, -
MISSISSIPPI.
MiMPma,'Not.5 2 The election in
Misniasippi passed off quietly, and no
disturbauca has been reported. The
returns from all parts of the State
show overwhelming Dumocratio victory
They have ? carried , evem doubtful
oounty; and have the Legislature by a
large majority. , .Lamar, oingloton,
Hooker and Mouey, Democrats, , are
elected to Congress, two districts not
beard from. : "
The Oi jcinnati Gazette, Rep., ssys
the Democrats bave about twenty
majority en the joint r allot Jeff
Davis is spoken of ss tbe next TJ. S.
Senator. ?;nji 01 Ta
Tbe State bas gone Democratic by
10,000; with majority in both Houses,
with four Congressmen, and probably
fie whole six.
WISC0JSIX.-
J MiiiWATjKKii, Nov. 2. Tha returns
can be compared with the election two,
fears agd,Jwbtf thb smberatie te
fprmer? carried the, 81ta bj IrfWO.W
jorhy,. -- c; - ' A 4 ' k M"
, Returns from 86 towns and preoiDO's
give Taylor, Democratic candidate for
Governor, 386 majority, a 'Republican
gain of 475. - : ; :. : ;:
. Returns from tha oity and 85 towns
give Tsylor 72 msjority-a Republic
gain of 10,017. "
Ludington, Rep., is probably elected
Governor by from-3,00a U- 6,000, but
the rebt of the ticket is iq great doubt.
. i . ; . .,tk t f, . 'i i- . '
SEW JKBSET.
. . " r--, I H'hUf 1
Niw York4 Nov.' 2. --The fetnrus
from N w Jersey , indicate. tljat .both
branches ( tSe VrgiUttr tr ftapub;
lican. The Republicans gaiu fivo in
Sussex, two in Hudson.' and -two in
Mercer.ii ,;. ,.-.' 5iB
Lateb. As far as heard' from , the
Reoate is a tie, with Carndeu. and
Glouchester coontiea, boi - Republi-
can, to hear from.
" JDAUIIilSlJ. . ,
Baltimi'BR, Nov, B. -.Several bloody
flghts have ooourred, bnt ;j?af. irenaral
itmhi.kunna Tha ninrrli. urn tint ill
fore, bnt the t 4iawbsftite
control at all the jBMciBotsjjjj
Baltimorb J?oy 3. j 30 f . m. Sev
enteeoj Wafdstgwe VriMI'a majority
of 1R4M. a aain of 121f!2uMi.tbe -ViftA
of last week. The entire oity Demoorwf
tie Lsarislativs ticket la elected. .
WILMINGTON.
Baltwori, Nov. 2. St venteen
wards give Carroll, Dem.. for O Tor
nor, 15,296. The ret of the Demo
cratic ticket about the s.ci tuoj ri!y.
Tbe Demoorata carry the State.
Tiseixu.
RiOHMoxo Va., Nov. 2ud - Des
pite tha exoitiug content in tUU oi'y,
the eleotion pasted off quietly. L re
bat not full vote i-olled.
Returns from 13 precioots show iu-d'-peiideut
who opposed the Conner
vativetonly f t HtaUs Seuat. ra have
Kuind Uritlv slid if tlie r.'rnaiuing
prwi-mctH toi.'. tlier with Henric i oouu
ty, wli oh im a part of tli Senatori.il
District show simiUr Iiidepmidxnt
illH, their Otldid ite will be cleotl
I'lie Kepublicnus had ouly one candi
date iu tU field and he run far be
hind the Iudepindnt Cn-ervative
Tbe caudidtiti s for 'be HenNte re
ltially Jolooii, Wm. E. Taiiur
and C. E. -Worthsm. The Imb j e -duuta
are W. O Kuight, P. 11. Simk,
Rep. Nortuout Smith.-
Latir Full rt-turus Irani the city
preciuo'-S bave cbaugnd ttio aipeot of
Mffa rs. Geueral B'adliy T. Jolnmou
'or State. Kn nte vgaiu-1 In m the
lmlt'pejidt'Ott m ide the tttronir t flttlit
uaaa maj rity in ihe city of five avi
dred and thirty. R'turus from toe
County prooiiietH reducim Johusou's
majority in the District, but his eleo
tion is certain bv ovtr 20i) nwioritv.
The two other OonxervhtiTm f.r the
Henat". Ta'iner and Wortham re
re thcttdliy much larger nixjoritit's.
lwturns from flf v four preonots in
different counties show increased ui.-
joritieifor Conservatives, whose gains
in many cases sre large. Repnblio-ui
how ou'y niuall g.iitiH and iu bat few
iiiHUucea. t in impoSKible to estimate
the extent of the ludcpetidents move
menta : outside this di-tiiot ss re
turns are too nipiigre
Tin' D lo i ca y Lfnchbura
by a small mnjority hoi i a l.ogj
fain, Norfolk aud Portsmouth elect
emocratic tickets.
WASU1.NGT0X.
Washivotov. N.v. 2. flii'iinet Toe
inioriMonme t of Hriffhum Vr.ntiir wah
ditcnsied aud referred to tho Attor
ney General for iQveitiiatiou.
'1 Im nnmntroll r of Mm nurrA.inv ii
to day in receipt of a telegram from
tne president oi me national uoia
Uink and Trust Corapauy, of rjiu
FrunaiMOo. affiiuallv informing him
, . j D
that it has gone into voluntary liqui-
uauon unu:r iua provisions ol tun na
tional Bank sot.
T.eoly-two female clerks have beon
dismitiStd from the Patent Offl.i'e.
GEOKtill.
Washinotov, Nov. 2. At 9:53 p. m.
there were two sevore shocks of earth
quake, which o mtiuu d for ubout
forty-five seconds, the sroond shook
following almost immediately on the
first, tbe direction being a little west
of south. There was am uibling sound
with moving niotinu, which shook the
earth, causing some alarm among tho
people.
; Atlanta, Nov. 2. A distinct shock
earthquake was felt here and through
out different pu.tious of the State last
night.
Atlanta, Ga Nov. 2. The Broth-
erbood oonductotg assembled in Grand
Convention, Delegations from 36 sub
ordinate lodges, and gran 1 ollkers are
present. o bnoiness yet except pre
liminary regular business transacted.
Tho Convention will remain in session
all the week A bmquet will be given
them at the Kinball II m-w on Friday
night; hu excuisiou to Florida fol
lows. -Maoos,
Ga , Nov, 2 A very per-
Cfptib.e earthquake was fait here last
night. It Iiiate1 at leant JO seoonds
and shook windows, fl Mr aud walls.
It occurred about 10 o'clock.
OHIO.
Centennial Religious Celebration.
fhxniNNATi. Nov. 2. At a meeting
of a large number of clergymen iu thi.-i
oity, it was r solved thnt a ceiitoniiiiil
religious celebration be held iu Cin
cinnati. That a board oi inauayers,
constating ot flifteen persons be ap
pointed, Who shall be churged with the
execution and development plans for
the celebration. That invitations to
participate shall embrace the whole
land and all religionists, and be lim
ited only by tbe utmost ability to
make it such a religions success, both
in representation and numbers, ss the
world has never witnessed. It is uu
derstood that this enterprise meets
with a hearty approval.
.TEXAS.
KlifS! ...
! JestructlTe Fire,
Galveston, November 2. The
fire at Sherman (Tex) yesterday,
was first discovered in toe St. Cloud
hotel. ' A strong southwest wind swept
tbe fire serosa tbe street, burning a
row of buildings which was used as
offices, and tl en ragad on both sides
... . . I ,1
of tne street, s iar n-triti a lnciivnug
the new postoDloa building on Houston
street, south side ot the sq iare. The.
flames spread so rajidly but ft w (rood -were
saved. The postoffloe and con
tents, nnd every printing ofliee in the
plaoe'was burn d. Sixty fivo places
ofc. business were burned, and snme
thirty families are homeless. The
fosses are estimated at $34,000. Near
fy'all t!ie houen were f frame struc
ture aud ofcly parly covered by insur
ance. . -
' TE.ESSE.
1 Desperado faptnrcd.
, . Iemphis, November 2. Ed. .fohn
soh, a desperate Degro, atabbed two
white men, sod two negr)es on tho
stenntot 'PUif Allen, yesterday, about
twelve hut s' below here, 'hilling ono
fiot the negroes iustautly. The other
one Whs put asboie iu a dying condi
tion.' ".The orew of the Alien arrested
Johnson, and scut him back here for
trial. . .
It is reported that lie recently escap
ed from Marion, Axkansas, jail, ''where
he was confined for tbe murder of an
other negro, "
N. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1875.
j ' MICniGAX.
, Gkaxd Island, MictT., Nov. 2.- The
i S'ei mer Phil Hheridsi. which is
aahore w ill be a ttU lo.
ILLINOIS.
Chic oo, Nov. 2. Gov. Brveriilge
liHM ojib red the r irst KcKimeiit to r
lusm under anna at their armory dur
ing tt;e cli chcll.
At a ui' 'tmc of the general freiubt
utT' i.t t of Kattoru liuee, to o uider a
lurther advance of rates rant ward.
huve decided to pm-tjH'iie at'on for
li'W Wf i k.
kEMK'KT.
T
Lornvir.LR, Nov. -2 The tob'irco
year ju-t c'owd will be as memorable
ns iU imm dia'e predewwaor ttioiiBh
it will be remembered ith different
feelinps. A ct a mi of rhrinksgs and
loss everywhere ti tho e enured in
h'imlV the staple, it is iu striking oou
t.raxt with (lie btiovatirr in vulnee and
protl'a in the trade which dixtiuguiHhed
last year. But if we include llievn.t
maio itv of our opiilHtiou, ami ti e
l .rg prep )'idcrauc of capital inter-e-td
iii it. the result of the year will
fur more than redeem its character, ax
the siinooKiful crops and declining
liriees of 1875 afford better grounds
for1 cousrntutMtiu than tho ruined
crops aud buoy int tuaiket (f 1ST.
ELKCTOTCISMa.
An elevator coiitaiuir ft 40,000 bnalis!s
of grain was burned at Belleville, Ont.,
last night. i
A Are at Rhornnn. Teias, last 'night
destroyed three bloi ks of houses.
A fire at Prohton, Enir., destroyed a
large factory, ousting 200 1'liiptoyes.
Tho steamer Faraday hat grapp'rjj
and buoy-'d the dirt ct cable.
Hon. Thus. M. Jenks of Rhoda Ii
land is hnpelesfly ill.
The Miinsioit mill at. Full River was
entirely destroyed by flie Int night.
Oilier buil lings aud mills wi re on fire
but the fliuns whh iiVlued.. The lut-a
wa about $100,001). Inniirauod $12,
000. POEBIO 3ST.
ENGLAND.
London, Nov. 2 The King nnd
Qiieen of Deumnrk.and their iliiURhter
the Piiu es Tbyra, aooinnpanicu by
Princrt John of Schleswijf Holnteiu,
arrived in F.nirlaud to-dsy. They
were met at Dover by tiie Princess of
Wales and suite and esoorted to Lon
don. The 'distinguished vinitrvrs ill
remain until the beginning of Decem
ber. Notwithstanding the regular Michael
mas t-'rm has beeo abolished, LuriT
Oairnes, tho Lord Clnino'dlor, extenij, d
the cnst,omry receptim to the Judges
at his nriUHion to-lav, after which
they proceeded in proo'-nsion t West
minister Hall to inaugurate the new
Michaelmas aittiniranndcr the Judioia
ture Act Tho Lord Chancellor and
Lord Justices will sit as a Court of
Appeal.
ITALY
Romr, lNov. 2. The trial proceed
ings if t.ne persons charged with betner
O'inoerned in the unnler of Rnffiio
Sonaogns. ed'tor and joint proprietor
of tbe Ultra-Domoeratio journal Cl
Capitole, tbe aaKNi nation 'of which
created a great sensation at the time,
and was by many attributed to t he
clerical party. This excitement has
by no means died out, as may be seeu
in the fact thnt the Post-office seques
trates all foreign newspapers oouoern
ing the trial proceedings. The trial
has spparentlv developed the f lot tbtt
the murder was committed by a rami
n imed Frezz-i, though the evidence ia
believed to be insufficient tooonvio'.
The German and Italian missions
here have been raised to embassies, '
CIBA. :
n.WAvvA, November 2 Tranpora
with 2,000 more troops arrived to-day
from fspiin.
The Rovernierit has iVsned a decree
wliioh is fted O.it. 2!)'h, and is to
take effect January 1st, 1876", requiring
the invoices of all goods imported into
the island to be certified by the Spun
iah Consul at the port of slupmen".
. ,VKB tnVKKTtSK.riK.YTII
B')KD WIvrM).-A viinn gentl'msn
w -h I! KT l snl balding tu a atrlrtly
p. Ivt-family. A'Mreiw II. h, i,, ., rjaatk.
hvki BBi!Jin and Loan Association.
rrHK ANNUAL MmTtINQ or tU. Stock.
buMer will bo 1'eM l His l'lt,erol?a Htl,
Front Street, thli averlng at 1 o'clock. .
c. a. aixtH,
TiotS-lt WeirsTV anil Trfamiw.
7 nnualMeeting.
ThKS'XTH ANNUAL MEKTINQ of lb
k ecli' Ick' Bulldlrg anil T.oan A.-tclatlon U1
he h'nt tlili evening at In oVl ck, at he Hi
bor Ian Hal. Hhrli..)it rii b 111I1I a!l atternlor
CP. feL' IS,
Rrcrotsry nnd Tren.'rer.
0. I. M.COBB.
nets -It
St fjGorp and St. Mews Athletic M.
Ttt MONTHLY MKKTIfO if he i:uh
will ha helil il Ilia ( o iKor PhTKirlsnri' Hull,
o-r ,1. ', Mnii'l'i Irngtore) on Wedaeprtay,
Not. 8. t 8 n'oliick, P M .harp. Iery Byern
her ia rcq io-tt-il lo he ir.'.n, at bu.luew of
IniporUiii-e "111 he trmifsfi'td. ...
no U tlK' W, BAII Y. J'ec'r."
iIf Wilmington,;-""
1.1 Ai.lVK TO HV 1 JIT IS I ESTS In Rat
Oiollna. I.r bnpl iefh mnn y llla'UertiiwIn
THE WASHINGTON ECHO;
tUin u wall eM.MI.borl weil n.-j
por, ririnlHri ti-npl"-lt ti tl rwnr)lM
Hvie, nen'iti'U, Ptn!iei, I'ltt, Kclgepunilx
i,1 tl.T wllninmt: Kate. 1,ow
lt P. Wh.liam'js, , R OaiiHia,
, Late of Tarhnro. nf Waeblngioo.
tU(or a Proprietors.
4r0tl btStOOpJ,
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C0UN1RT.
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lH t niUiM, l'li. w.ii jou
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"'PlMr rrwkirat.
For Rent,
THR ntr fr 'p.-rt os!t!i t O O.
e Y.t lu . .ntSra tn 4 wharf. .!
il !,' n c o-.l ,,i,l . il. I0.1..VI 4u S,eitl.
'4iw Mrmi. K..f .ni, or tu y.r laiuv
io.HT. Ain lyta
J. A.WAl.KKH.
T' f irruiur
THE UTTLE DAR.ING.
IMS
HiLll A t'0.. Hle-fkiT t . Nw Turk
fit' l O. Aaiiea, Uot STKS. AtlKSHii
nioetl, (fc-tM-rwIly
REMOVAL.
Tll nt nLiiM h rnnnrMl t hi. .tnr,
1 Nn. 3V H.11II1 Rtu) I strae, IHree dmr
"iun'h it In. 11I I u, I, wijere In iia liiutrwwl
t'l.ltM- lor httin I.I. ):irce ami arlol
Uwk ol HaittwKre, t!u'i"y. tJunn. Afrlmil
lii'al lmiloniriit. fo , aivl rminHtiuIlT
1. 1 s
S i-iin'lhiit ,ra ut tlii 11 crtl niliiiiilui
hrmiiT'irv bntiia.il.
oot ie tr
URU.A. PK( K-
MarfihaVs Office.
At.t. i'KRSPSI OTIlRIt THAN 'TUB
ritn!ar ixtl veur lbt lty, Dating In thrirpoi-
umiIob p iOce bailg .-for be O ty o Wilmlng
I mi are mi'mili'il 10 rut urn tlirtu to tblaoffloe
ltiiiu"U't-lr. a d war hp I n( the nenatty tbe
III liiour b tti tui t't g In any at.nner or on
tiy ufi'Irta ttbauver to (Iteui or rel.ln
bem Inlr imxkhuIimi, without Suthoitty from
tli-nty OKU. VY. PBIOB,
-l'ml gto ,Oct.2 City M arihat.
Po3itiVlY f.'a P itnonsmsnt !
A FORTUNE
1LEGALLY AUTHORIZED, 1
iUS (ilFT COOT - ASSOCIATION
Of llinU'ii,Teiit, gwa
iuvsM n -
GRAND GIFT ..00N0F.RT
Nov 30th. 187if
DISAWLXJ 1'OSITIVI.J
Or Money Refundod-
Flrst Capital Gift -ffOQQP
Second Oiipital OifU -.. ki OOO,
Bui ile. Ulll-iu (iiuiur liu atrountlng ui .11 ti
8250,000.00
lowest qiftto,a Whole Tlct, I0f
mo or a w.i'o f lu.ei, 3. w itef coii.Wb
COUPON TICKETS, l
Wlniih wilt ciitlHn Ibn b.ilil' r In mlni.wioi ti
bnOrai.it Uinrmt, ail'l ta on fliiU ut ab'l
nr gut may tie aarard.d to llir wbo!. tloko
nimlii-r.
Kn.snllle agfiiin watilfil, .
AI.uMF.afor tiikut. rent direct ptoTD'l
llllei.
i Irenl ir, Paira nto.t Riianit) eartiou
, wni lo-e In wr'tltig, hu n 0 nd rUt
yn'ir lumii, ewn, rinntv uiiJ st ti lu tul.
Onlim i'ir tln.fli' nun jU'ij tu S aiel up
war ,nt i'. Ii.t,, f ttl't'il.
AMrriMa l ciiniuiiinli-ailoii. and make al
soiltiatioeof mmiry payabU lo
, s. i COLUNJ, Sao', Oentstn,
k" TICKSTS AT O
mb. umwiiiK ail i,v.l lielv take cl.ro
nil .no, m.o.auu out iujr lime no re
10a us, .
i.OME ENDORSEMENT!
We,b tiiiibt .liiiaU, liilirae of Dent on
rm, chflFrtiiliT i;lv our ieilra n lo tbr
baiinmlil and mu arHal In b eh 'he fir!
I and U,tt onourt of t'm lQ It'oinvit
Ko Utinn w- c i Unc ed, ami an 1 1 be nvi
'iw-iii mint er in urn an ii pirovi
n l i roml-r. -f r A-sui-J tl n erern
ml: an t. fnr'boi. H- mr at heirtl f e'litir"
lth sf .1 l ilr ni (Hit Concert, to be give
.Till. rrn i .nno, -BfO,'
WH Winn, VMr. ; nrnenlmnrAI
It-riiMi.) il.iW 0Kitk.lt Vi Wiltririi'o
il I,' lii)f. , V wdya d, W a Tlliha; v H Mom.
I liTar'er I I .1 liti-on; .!"lin Nethi wnoie-
l or- Ou-Mrf! -T H out, Wliolo'H'e Urnoer;
Dint' In Hr., Wh iippa p I, In Horn; am "fur
vtmli 'e lry Ul-( Ihi (iriiii 'atoln,
W ol -lf Pry Oro la It n .1 W Jennlogi:
(,.n .1 rw-.trr: or .1 1 r"il.
JOHN D. BELLAMY, Jr.,
Atturiiny a lL.il "W,
Utfl eun Vnrkst stream nar Noiltica.! Corner
i tr Hero d Street,
r WtLMlS ITOM.N O'J
Will - rnotlRe In all tbe i'nurtnof the St. e.
i'rnru.i -t onlioii lcn lo t'iu coileilon of
rl ilm-. o t 5 linwul
100 BBLS.
runs corrER distilled . c.
CORN WHISKY I' !
Tor tale by , f-
Jontf. T Crambr,
: Thomasville, N. C
ntt IS 'm
tick:
NKW fANVBU "- t? v I YH .Vina quil-ifti-l
1 nli lftrt'W oe tb e-tslo l
.1 ,bu h W . Barn, b, on tlie Will tav of I'c'tiber,
IS 5, ihiM-w I. haifhti f,rn t l iwm ti. h.t
itii; i ini sln' thu di'Frd--i.t. to 'h fcU the
nmcti tl It Atlqilm trMiir o-t or h-fii-i Oip
S 1 1 ilo nf I'l t i r.l 7 i. "t tli's nutl.M alii ba
ii .o d In b.fl' h Irr.-co.cr .
f t ... U 1.1 A ANN "A RNKs,
. nr'Bl Ixwtw , Ailmlnt.rat.ir
ItfSwiaROLtKA' mMk
- I .....
M. EI'sRt K. TKMPLT, of Bonteii,
will miiir'rn h'e c'errt t.mr fltte or,
lnnnlr?iiMt the Hes'h HI. fw LfC'U-e
STREET SCENES AND CHARACTERS
If p'OidnncFrt hy rnmprtet t Jinttc'e to he hi.
tniiiit.'rp'Fi . Mr Temple Ifcay he .nir.grd to
lwt.ir tiFjt ulntpr. In n Nottb or Siiulb
i arnltnt to- n on rs ot ile t,rm. Addre
Hf'HI r,Tr.MPt.ri
o t3l'rwi ' "t'b some ti le M a.
GUNS AND .PISTOLS.
ALA 08 AVD ri.l.A9vKTKIlBle.ik
of O m, liolh single and P nb Barrel,
ami Bte-ch and Miii.'F Ia d.t, ala. en
hind. Al',alaige a-or.iiin of IM..m
all kind. U above for sale at low figure, by
- . - GILESi&MJRCHISON,
1 otsttl '
SO 4
f I JUST
' fl Mlll Ut I
11
.Vjfav JHfKMTIMt.1tB.YT9,
B O N'T F
BROWWS. RODDIOC'i
Are fully alive n t kuow that OOODH MUST UH HOLD LOW. Ws are
1-rej.ared to HELL AH CUliAl,' A3 ANY HOUSE IN AMERICA.
Oivs m i rail and see for yoiirseUes. Our speoe Is too
small to fuumerste every article. " - '
BLAISKETS,'' FLANNELS,
Ladies' and QenU' aud ChildreV Meriuo tndsr YtsU Mid Glove. 1
A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY HOOE
DRESS
1 An Endles3 .Variety.
BLACK ALPACAS
We Ivlalco
WAKE TJ3?!!
CaiON'TH' DHIOteH HIIlllTH. PAiitta urinT
SIX FOR &6.60.:
Mauufaolured from WamsuttaCot'oo
oooromeuded by every ttivsielan
Uudorwear. Maohine Needle
BROWN & RODDICK; 45 Market Street.;
ntM
AT RETAIL 1
U. WEILL ! , 15. WEI LL I B. WEILL
600DS AT PRICES TO SUIT THeV TIMES;.1
A I.L we risk Is an rximilnntlon of our stock- We feel MtlWled that thai
tlie public will be convliici'd of wlmt we say, Wo give buJow few priowt
'
l.otxj vards lHarkAlpnrns ntfiOiH-nts worth 62 cent.' ? 'ra u'-'
l.tKW yards Muck AlpucHs t fiS nW worth 70 cents. . . ,: .. -, -4
1,(K0 yards ItlMek Alpiicus at I17j HtxU Worth 80 couU,
(HKi imlrs LHtllt's' Homo ut i5 wnU worth .10 ;ents.
8(H) pairs Ladies' Hose at 4H writs worth 00 cent. '
6ot juJrs ('lilldrens' Krlped Mohw at 81 ctuUi worth 87) cento. t ! s -i t,.s
600 jmlrsChll IreiiM1 htrijied Hose at 87) ceuts worth 46 cents, t ... s h. .
&00 pairs Cutldreus' Htripcd llosu at 62 cents worth 0i scuts.
We hftve ou hand
31 QUALIFY
TOO NTJME ROUS
All of which
AT PRICES THAT
TERT
B. WEILL,
oct 2
fall mmwms
NOW
AT
36
MARKET STREET,"0-"'';-
FALL AND -WINTER GOODSm
: ' CHEAPER THAN 'EVER tTiZi
n
n
(VI
No. 3(3 MARIvIQT STREET. ,'
FURNiTURE!
WRnrrKllVoBlIJ(rAtXTRDEOUHUsrA).liAlt'MtItn-lWKltAS08IOC
i. New Patterns ana Designs d Lm ,u m tu
' '':' '; '.. - o P'...;, Uiiiu 'u.ts .) imi'
-u--- ' ; -"' .".! . , . .(, ..,;. .t,;tj
1'nrlor, Cluunhei and TInlafi HoomFttriatiiirei.
-' : ' ' ' i "At KXTRMHt.tfJ PklOltt. '"W lJt 7'
:"''.- ' .-.! -,'l ,!t ' :18 - !l!?s
CAHPFT8 AND OIL
In thl. iliieiiur tf.is .m'rrallit f Nfw
i-uftm, oiitutn ami H.m. .,vi j "
Bedding. do.. &oi flair.! MV SticJ') .relsioay .'StraVu i:
M vi i'Hsi-iitB, rr .traH;;ralTtKBf i-l('if.ahEH'il.i.wsAnB0i,iTS3;,P
' ' Anilnit r i Mnntar.tura. I .1tx "i5 I frat-J'.''-
in ii r-jjj. oi r
Hotola, gi.sn s-ii1 PrtTats ReM.ne f ' riislii Ui 'bn S'.yUa a.LW; Jfrta uj.
i.'.- is, ;j t:itn.r'ii e.B w4 v .nine owr '. af fu rtify. ' " ' . ,
ssplttf
WHOLE IIOS7.C20
O EGETI!
GrOODS.
,!ti! ef -
a Speoialtvi"'
1' 4 ...
. Uu I
U- HV 1-r.i1
nnd 2.100 Liueu. Now is tour tina in hit.!
for Rbeumstisin. Bhaker Ffshnel fo
Five Cent aoh, Frank Leslies' - i .i
fl
''ll
AT RETAIL !
I .'tl ff
i .! l-.ad.
i to
muny oilier goods , '
AS LOW,
, t
! - M
TO MENTION,
we will sell
DEFY COMPETITION, ,
RESPECTFULLY.
MM, i t.
32 Nortli Front Street.
OPENING!
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rn ri,niiiinrrJt4 "111" '
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s
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FURWIXOREj:
( I -dl .VJ
l-if Sari
CLOTH TiiMATTIiav v
and ilarltni VarterB. ht? sVoaaei. TlWalf ' I
r rs '' 'n,.i 1 f 11VPI-A -1fHr ii
puti 11 .in, - r - -
u.nri
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