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Tho Wilson Advance WOODAKD 6c CONNOR ?ftBlfchm and Proprietors. ... . . : a X I'. WOOD4R I, IV. l.AM AM i i:it. TRTDAT. NOVEMBER 5. U30 tHKEMtTld.Vr Vfc snrrender to-day our crtitori: 1 columns to election new, St&te and National. Most of our readers Lave clouDtlc?s learned already, that our National ticket has been defeated by a "solid North." with tbe exception of New Jersey. We were not entirely nnnrenared for this result, the extra- r - -g- - - - - . ordinary efforts made by the republican party, with General Grant at its. head. to Inflame the passions and .arouse the prejudices of the Northern people against the solid South, has been as we feared successful. ' Sectional ani xnosity has borne its legitimate fruit. Jfll other considerations have been as bnc ''dust in the balance" when weighed against Southern influence-in our national councils. The era of peace and reconciliation so "devoutly wished fcr", by every true patriot, and which we had fondly hoped to see inaugurated by the election of the peerless Hancock, has been indefinite ly postponed.-. The - North and IKcst have preferred to endorse bribery, perjury and the most gigantic fraud over perpe trated npou.lhe liberties of any people, to the elevation to the Presidency of onc of their own bravest soldiers and ablest Statesmen, because he received the cordial support of the Southern people. It is not credi table to the intelligence and patriotism of the North and West ai.d indicates a Jo state of morality calculated to awaken the gravest apprehensions for the future of this country. Our State election has resulted as we'antlcipated in the election of the Hancock and English .Electors by a handsome .majority, and also our en tire State ticket, and a majority of democratic members of the next Leg wlature. - This result is highly gratify ing, wh'en wo remember tha extraordi-. Uary efforts made to divide and defeat, the democratic party in this State. TVe regret that.this attempt of the ene loy was partially successlul in a few counties, but our democratic friend throughout the State have fought a good fight and won a brilliant victory. All honor to the democracy of the "good-old North Sta'c," and her gal lant sons. The. ringing tones of her loquent sons were heard from the tlountains to the" Seashore, and the flault of the election has proved, the faitkfulnets 'and efficiency of . their efforts. A grateful people should tr horror thenr' for their patriotic labors, aud be ready to reward them for their sacrifices aud services. From tha partial and imperfect re turns received, we give the following democratic majorities : Camden 53, Martin 100, : Pamlico 275. Pitt 420. Wayne 108, Ilarnet 400, Chatham 500. Franklin 95,JJohnston 400, Nash 100, Orange 500, Randolph 250. Guilford 50, Anson 600, Cabarrus 500, Catawba 1450, Mecklenburg 100, Union 800, Alexander 400, Iredell 700. liowan 650, Buncombe 375 Buke 271. Rep ublican roajorites, Chowau H5.Pas quotank' 579 Perquimans 255, Cra Ten 1600, Edgecombe 1850. an I Hali fax 1000, Northampton: 45Q, Cumber land 50, Granville 250 )Vake 370, Eorsythe 28. ' ' ' A'ancei Armfield, Dowd, Scales, Pox. Latham and Sliacklefrd are" elected to Congress from thoir respective Districts. Hubbs republican Is elected from Ihli District. The . p., delegation in the next Con gress will be seven democrats and one republican. The Vasin;ton Post in suitming up the result of Tuesdays elections says. -Gatfieldjis elected. General Grant a nominated for " 18S4. The fraud of 1876 is condoned. - This decision comes from a tribunal from whose decree there is no appeal. It is not necessary to look for the cause of republican suc cess, All the corporate capital of the United States is" -identified with that naxtv. Tke national bai.it, the boui- toldars. tlie greak Ikies of rail-way and thousands of protected monoplics, have hP taucht, to be profitable experience that they may safely rely uoon the re- pobliean party, for legislation in. 1 . t r....inct. the interest of their the an behalf as against the beople. These corporations sway mi.... JnflnDiir'.s . immense TOlsng. juy 7 M nf Men. Ihft political action : - -irAwAnM vote tne u'- - t Ieft to their own iQcUnattons."- We have seen no returns indicating whether the Constitutional Amend ments hare been adopted or rejected. We presume that the first, prohibiting the .payment of the' "Special Ta Bonds," has been adopted, the latter, in relation to the support of the Asy lums, we hope has been defeated. Had it been generally understood, we are quite sure such would have been the result. . G. W. Blount, Esq., request us to state that he was not a candidate for the Senate, and that Lis name was p'aced on the republican ticket with out his knowledge or consent. It was generally known in Wilson last Fri day thatj Mr. Blount had been eadors cd by the Ilepnblicans. On Saturday a large crowd of people from Wilson and Naslv counties tUfflded the speak ing in this place, and If Mr. Blount' did not desire the nomination, he rai pe culiarly unfortunate in not having availed himself of go favorable an op portunity to correct the impression which had awe abroad. We are glad to learn however that Mr. Blount now unwilling to be placed in so unfa. vorable a light before the people, and we will cheerfully accord him space in our columns to make an explanation of the matter over, las own signature, wincu we tuinic under . lue circum stances justice to himself demands. OlHtOUXTV ELECTION. We publish elsewhere the full official vote of Wilson county. We must con fess our disappointment at the result. We have never known the democracy of the county to be so divided, nor rarely have we ever seen the Republi cans more united. Disaffected demo crats, independent republicans, and negroes were thoroughly organized in their fight against the regular demo cracy and, under such circumstances there is really no causa for surprise that our candidates for sheriff and register of deeds were defeated. Ocly a few1 years ago Wilson was one of the banner democratic counties of the Slate, but the democratic majority for the presidential aud State ticket is greatly decreased and now we have the mortification of seeing for the first time a negro 'elected to the office of constable in Wilson township. Dem ocrats white men should heed this warning. If this is some of the fruits of independentism, would it not be well for a'l white men to stop and con sider before they engage in further strifes and dissensions. In union there is strength, but a divided demo cratic party must surely give way, sooner or later, to a triumphant repub lican party, with its long train of evils. I It is not the election of independents that has done the people and the par ty any injury, but the effect they have had in the canvass by dividing the democratic vote and giving theradicals a chance to play their little gam suc cessfully. . LATEST ELECTION NEWS- II arris and Battle, Democrats, are elected to the Senate from Wilson, Nashi and Franklin, by 375 to 400 maT jority. The democrats in this State have elected seven out of eight Congress men a gain of one Kitchin, democrat is defeated in this district by 4000 to 5000 majority. GREENE. Lubey Harper, Democrat, elected Sheritr by 59 majority Dr. Vf. C.Ga loway, editor of the noiw HillAdvo cute, elected coroner. "With these ex. ception the whole Republican ticket is elected by a considerable decreased iUajonty. PITT. Independents routed it bole demo; cratlo county ticket elected, Jarvis and Latham's majority 400 to 500. WAYNE. The entire Democratic National, State aud county ticket, wit'i the ex ception of Uuchan. candidate for the legislature, are elected by majorities ranging from 10 to ooO. Deans, re publican, is elected to the legislature, over Person, iadepeudeut, and i?ucbau democrat;. g. . HALIFAX. Il'liitaker, for the Senate and Day and Savage for the House, all demo crats elected. Entire State and coun ty ticket elected by 100 majority. NASH, The returns received thus far from Nash county indicate that Cockrell. independent, is reelected sheriff by 500 and J. J. Drake, independent, for register of deeds by 450 majority. Liudsey, democrat, is elected to the legislature by 75 to 125 majority. The jest-of the democratic ticket is elected by 12o to 200 majority. Latest from Raleigh. Special to the Advance. Returns featuring. Latham's elec ted to Congress in the 1st, District. Shackleford elected to Congress in the r3rd District. Maiority for the State ticket cannot fall below eight thous and. Alamanee and Orange carry the tickeU Gates gives 500 majority Yancy gives the Vance vote. Anson gives 650 majority.- Cox elected to Congress in 4th District by good ma jority The outlook this (Thursday even ing is satisfactory for the democratic State ticket. L. L. Folk, ornciAL tote or wilwi coctty o DO m O X ta 3 hSowSS O O 3 o 3 - a 1 ak34CDasciaca: c 2 - - - : . o 1 : o : CO .- ' C 3 M mwi-mC: it !? ? K) O --1 CD M to CO -1 C I 3 o to: o M J M ix - oo (- o : 3 x CO o : O O - oo r t-c ta -i " . I : o a i m c n i 3 O ta : r 2.: "r 3 ; " or : ts)ti oo co op s Ki : n : : B a : . o a a n n to - i -. i ' o th- 0 t 4 4 4 4 OO J 3 (O 1 -1 ' OO 00 00 l 00 ' to es 3 S. O o 3 a 7) : to ' o c 4 C5 p- a. c-: 7 cr: 00 o o x-i c u c bi 3 CO . 5' CD cr v c cr i ! -'-- : : 3 o o) oo o k o oi o &: . O . n 3 1 1 I S. j C . re 9 : oq : a . s. ; : c ca o o " w fc o o : : Oil to i ii o ; MMOOUitOOaiUO1 3 5" b5-; n - o v KlKlOOUiftgOCIMTI' fea o CO o - i B .2 : -i "O- to - io : T r : oi -i oo k ao . : : : : g tr1 : 33 ....Vf .... ....... .. . co : l a. u ; CO -5 s M ; ... ..... .... ta- o : m a a & vM o . . 1 h- c : o w co ci - oo oo o : P I U - " i: t c : re : COOC00O-io!. Vw ; ; 'XT o, ca k. te c c o o m : S:. s. o : B : - KO l- 9l o moi or : 2L. OD B O. S r- m Governor Jaryia majority will it is believed be between 10. 000 and 12. 000. It will not reach Governor Vance's majority. Judge Buxton also runs behind Judge Settle's rote four years ago. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Oyster Saloon. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE. I hep If ave to Inform th citizens of ITih-on that 1 hare opened a fit' class oyster ealuou in IHisoii. ! I am prepared to furnish oyters by the plate, pint, quart, or in any quantity desired. I make a. specialty of COOKED OYS TERS, and I keep my store opeu until 9 o clock at uight. , FRESH t ' t " received daily. FISH T. W. PINER. V9 'TUIlg'siP j P. Glasses " and lara your J. T. Young: Bro. DKALER IN FINK FKATCHES. rirUmvnc jewelry. Silver ware, ! ' 'ir i Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain Gold Jewelry, Rings, Badges. &e .'Tha best $10. castor, land . .00 rloW etersold. Ahicrieau watches at the lowest prices. tolid silver pnoona. fnrWa Aro : viiesper man ever, lour oruers are so licited and will bo promptly attended by J. l. lUUrslx & UKU. Pktersbueo, Va. fit 30th '79.-tf SECKKTAKY'S'OFFICE, iritningtili & Weldon Railroad Co. Wilmixotox. N. C., Oct. 25th, 1S80 j ne ioi-ty-nuu annual! meeting or me stoi kholdors of the Wilmington A Weldon Kailroad Company will be held at the oince oi t lie company ui vv uinmston on Tuesday ihe 16ih of November next. J. W.-THOMPSON, Secretary. Oct 2S-2t N O T I C E - I . i I will attend at the following times and places to collect the State! and County tax cs tpr mo vcar issu : i Iilack Creek, Friday, November rith " Gth iosj Koaili, Saturday, jrmsr nni, jjionaay, ftti 9th 10th 11th Old Fields, .Tuesday!, Taylor's, j Wednesday, Toisnot, iTluirsday, Wilson.Fridny and Saturday," 12th, 13ih Gardner's. Monday, " 15th Saratoga, Tuesday, ! " IGth Maiuoiifbunr, Wednesday, " I7th The books will also be found in my office every da3 and 1 hopo tlib people will paj' ibeir Taxes promptly. ) K. II. W INSTEAD, Sheriff Oct. So, 'SO. Wilson County. A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OF 165 ACRES -125 CLEARED Situated on T eUnot Swamp, one mile North-West from the town of Wilson. The dwelling has six comfortable romi, lift place to raeli. Out houses sufficient, and in atntd repair. lias one tenement hou?e, with thre room, in a nice grove, good water, a pleasant place to live. Tha soil is vell adapted to cotton, corn and to bacco. Then; is a tine crop of 'tobacco raw ed on tho place this year.! There are three log barns lGxlS for curing tobacco, built hust season and in good running order. There is also a two acr bed of Asparagus, now five years old, jus t in its prime. Th marl is convenient and iuexhaustable; this marl has been tested at Chapel Hill, and it ranks with the best. There has been about 20,000 bushels of marl put on thiaJ place within the last fur years. The range for tock is line. ' j The above if not sold soon will be lcaicd or rented to good parties for farmiusr pur poses!. For iufo roalisn see A. X. Daniel at Wilson, or apply, to the uiiderMgned. W. P. CAliKAWAY, Wilson, N. C ocS Printing Binding BLANK BOOK M ANU FACTORING, 1 . LEGAL BLANKS, LAW BOOKS. Send your orders to EDWARDS, BROUGI TON, A CO., ! Raleigh. N . C. and pet the best work and lowest prtce. l.ETTElt HEADS as cheap as you can buy Hie plain paper. I .ENVELOPES with your card on thpm for less1 1 limi you can get the plain ones at lxok stores. j DILL nEADS, CARDS, &ct Tery low. Send to iM-adqiiarters. I Edwards. Broughton, & Co. rrixTEKS ANii Binders. RALEIGH, N. C. Street's National Hotel HA LEIGH. A', c. S. li. STREET, A SON, Ovriiei and Prip' GAST ON HOUSE XEWBERNi N.C. S. R. STREET & SON,...i...-...Proprj The undersigned haviuj purchased the National Iloielipropcrty at RatKh, oened Match lotli. lsT'J, that well kuowu House to lite public ! under their inaiiaeinent. They refer to their past management of the Gaston House as a guarantee of a fintc!a:s Hotel. The seuior, Mr. Satuuel R. Street, will remain in charge nf the Gaston House. The junior, Mr. Win. J. Mreet, will con duct the National Hotel. ; ai.ll-3in 1 S. K. STREET A SON. T. CHARLES HOTEL, ! 1 CCorner Main and 15th Street,) niCILMOXD, YIRG1SIA. N. 'BRAGG, . 1 Proprietor. This house U ceut tally located and every thing kept iu fires claae order. Large sample room and speeml iodvea mUts to conameraal trarsiera. THE BEST REMEDY TOR Diseases of the Tbroat ani Lungs. JSvp R5 I" la'M' of tli r"'" AXV mnnarr nrfa Mats and re liable remedy is invaluable.- A vir'i Chf.ukv Pectobal is surlt b rcnieIy. and uo othrrsofuiineiitly mer its tle rontidtnoe of tb public. It is a bcU entine combination of IIm UMrda-iual prim-'i-plcs anil curative vir tne of the fiuest drux. thuiitallT ouited. oi aucli pow er as to insure the greatest possible t-fiit irury aud uniform ity of results. Itstrikea t tlit foundation of all PECTOR pulmonary diseases, afford in 2: prompt relief and rapid cures. and U adapted to tatiit.s of any aj;c or either sex.. F-iug very palatable, the youngest children take it readily. In ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore' Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Ca tarrh, the effects of ArrM s Chekky Pec toral are magical, and multitudes are an nually preserved from serious illness bv its timely aud faithful use. It should le kept at hand iu every household l-r the 'pro tection it affords in sudden attacks. In Whooping-cough and Consumption there is 110 other remedy' so . etaaciJas, soothing, and helpful. Low prices are inducements to try s me of the many mixture, or syrups, ma'le oi cheap aud ineffective ingredients, now offered, which, as they contain no curative q ialities, can afford only temporary relief, and are sure to deceive and disappoint the patient. Diseases of the throat aud lungs demand activo and effective treatment; and it is dan gerous experimenting with jinknown aud cheap medicines, from the great liability that these diseases may, while so trilled with, become deeply seated or incurable. U Aykk's Cherry Pectoral, and you may confidently expect the best results. It is a atandard medical preparation, of known and acknowledged curative power, aud is as cheap as its careful preparation and tine iugretiients will allow.- Eminent physicians, knowing its composition, prescribe it in their practice. The test of half a century has proven its alxtolute certainty to cure all pul monary complaints not already beyond the reach of human aid. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical CltemUU, "' Lowell, Mass. t6l.D BY ALL DL'JtilST EVERYVHSaa. Wootten & Stevens, FURNITURE DEALERS AND TJnclert, Ethers, "Wilson, N. C. Wehaveonlmnd a large an-i -well se lected stock of Parlor and Chamber rurni ture and are cousUntly rt eeivii.ij additions thereto, y - We make cheap bcdsfeals and mattresses a specialty. Picture frames nioMinir and pictures in gTeat varictj- sold cheap. Kepairni neatly and promptly done, and satisfaction guaranteed. Rosewood arftl uietiillic burial eases from the cheapest to thaOest bionzcd cases. hep 17-ly. New Firm sfj!is I 'New- Prices. GRIFFIN "MURRAY. Goldsboro St., Wilson. N. C. Manufacturers of Carriages. Bno-ics. Carts, Wajoris. Harness, and all kiiids of riding vehicles. Which will be sold at the lowest possible figures. We have now on hand a nice and select stock o work. Our prices are as low a the lowest. Be sure and call on us before buy.ug. Satisfaction g-uarantert in every case. Repairing neatly and promptly attended to E12m s TARTLINO TRUT If. The great cure for DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE. SOUR STOMACH and the bad effects of Indigestion i9 Dr. D'Armatadta Ati-Dygpeptic Drops- Wonderful cures made all over the cot r- try as thousands of cerlificates attest - Purely Veritable i rice ocent5. - PURCELL, LADD t CO. no3-I2m Richinond. Va. Haa been la constant w by tha pnbllo lor orer twenty years. and la the nest preparation eyer InTented for RE STOK ING GRAY HAIR TO ITS YOCTHFTX COLOR AD Tte State ' Assayer axd Chemist of Mass. end leading endorse and reccta- Lire. It eappllea the natural food and color to the hair giands without staining the kin. It will Increase and thicken the growth of the hair, prerent Its blanching and falllna; IT, and thus AVERT BAXDXES&. It enres Itching, Erup mend it tions and Dudnff. 1 As n HAIR DRESSING it U very desirable, giring the hair n silken softness which all ndaalre. It keeps the head dean, sweet and healthy. aa a ' great triumph ' CWNGHAM-S By,, WHISKERS vfll change the heard to a BROWN or BLACK at discretion. Being in one preparation it is easily applied, and produces a permanent color (hat vQ not wash & rKJUAKI BY B. P. HALL & CO., lUSHUA, t H. AC V Bu been la constant Vv-t; f iu by tha nnbUo J??: i A 1 November IPSfllSITOPlY GREAT EXCITEMENT! ANNOMGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY HERE FOR THE LAST AND ONLY Tl 3IE. FAREWELL QREETINQ of the Champion of LOW PRICES of Wilson Gounty The undersigned roost respectfully announces to the public, that owing to uivaToidablo ciicutns'aiices he is deiermiued to make thlsjiw laM f.il! in t!r ploe, and therefore now oilers his eulire stock of y!.s (the largest efer t-klubiled ,ui this co'untf) at ibe greatest possible sfacnlices auu itiiluceiueiits. lLy Motto tiiis jcrx uiiuta I3Ub Otiitia. P I have on hand the most extensive and elegant assortment of ptkm1 that 1 vr har ried and he IX-by extend a cordial invitation to th.' p-iblie to cll and critically e simin my variety. The price will be 110 object, as I am uVtet mined t( ,.ll my jjond at any price to c!-e nut my entire stock by Jau.ua ry Ut, l.sSl. Now avail yim'relf of an cp pGTtunity vhieh rarely presents itself in a lifetime) to buy jouil. at yur owa prie." liis is uo llc boast, l ean convince yo i that 1 uiean Jut wh;jit I tay. 25.000 DOLIVRS WORTH - ' . I: of the rnot seasonable goods that can b mat is name uie price, anu laice inc xxi DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. .BOOTS AND 'SHOKS, FURNISHING GOODS, NOTION'S, TKIalMlNCIS. ,. LADIKS HATS, SHAWLS, CLOAE and in shrTt, anything tliat is ncfdi-d to f upply rlie wants of any oiiarat price to ihton i.sh you. Fjir my deti'rniination as 1 said before i to wll allmy ;;oods this khsoii. I can oll'r uiRiirpas.--od iiid ici'inpiUi to ci-initry nifitbaiiti for lpjsan m-11 Ihera. rood lower than the sanie can be buuht at aiiy Nrth rii niarket. j Please iiote prices of on:t of my goods n I hue. been -c!!ing ihein aud on wliich I have made still . . . - G It I E A T RED U C T I O N S : iiO.000 Yardi of Calico at , Heavy Unbleaehed Muslin, Heavy 4-4 Bleached MusIiq Good Bed ticking " . Marseile Quilts . Breakfast Shawls . Towels, (large size.) . Nice Brocaded Dress Goods. Undershirts (white) . Mens and Boys Hats from Suspenders, . And other joods too numerous to men: ioti.i My stock of Cent. Youths ' aid IJt clothing h immense, and no one need to ( witliout a hfiii'l-ome suit or o rr-oat, . I mean to sell'them, let them fetch what lhy may. ' Now then a word lo tha wim w tiflieient. I have the good) and will fell tliem at low pric. You will therefore do well to call ftid 1 e. viuei i. that I man biisiie's. Now. k . ...... :.. t.n 1 '.v 1... 1 . . ...... ... ........ t LuiUir .i.J .j uiii 17 nji 111 ytfiii iiini .uii iiifin).r lliw w th l.i.t -! 1 1 1 ir'i' n Imir ,,1 oi WiUou countv. L. Second P. S. I fender my lince thartk t th here atd as a faroweil remembrance an i Sep. -4m. AMElilUAiN KU1T DJllEli, UK PNEUMATIC Jmmm Evaporator. Correct ' Principles, r,m4 MtlfS''1- V.'vhr Wfr nal, and IUdically New 1 fm Vri Kvaj-onUKi. -Ten f irst Premiums A ward d It duriu?ki0 al Slate Fair. Cheap, prrctioal, I'uiU'.... Oof Illustrated Catalogue wiitjre. AMKHICAN DKIEK t'OMAAN.V. Chamfril.tir-. J a. a f -t v .. .,,1 Kurt Grower. mv2l , WIIOX N. C, A-'eut LOOK TO IiTEIU:ST. MfllYUfllilflMIiBI! A larger stock of eoodd Country merchants will do rw k Go's. HIGHEST PEICE Goods SoUi For J3YNUM, DANIEL & CP'S. 73rforrv vnn Lnv r Kfll. nomo and see U3. ' . t hare many things 10 shoTr you a&d rnmiy wore to tel'- you. ' ' . . ' v ' ' . I Thanking our customers for past favor and iojn-g- tfsoy -w.l continue to call and see us , "VTe are truly, . ' BYJi'lLV, DAiVIEL & CO. IVboIesalc and ICctail JJealern in GENEKAX MEKCIIAKDISE . 1st 5 Season iair ISTot imagined is now plaecd at jour wn rfiseial wiiu-li tviibi.-n gf HATS AND CArS." 3 cant a yard. i cents a yard aud ip. 8 40 23 5 ' Hi' 20 ' 25 10.." nd apwardt. j 11 , ' yard and p. a ptect.and p. a pair tad . i j;'ii'ii l a h-i? lvllll,', fii'i., in WiLim i,t lln --i!iiniitn l.v f.rii A lklr . -., R D1 EDJ A S. Door Above the Hank. public for their literal patronac wn'C give you greater bargains loan ver lfir.. RYDER'S In o'mj iral .mid :Um .North LaroHa on hand than ever at Jl to call at BvnuKq, J)anifl PAID TO R COTTON - Cash or on Time at
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