North Carolina Newspapers

THIS FAPBK .rr-oon. Sandiji.ex v . J0f I-KOrnlETOK. TltK 1 p' I TrTE PAID. r,J : ' . ,, month, 6U ceni m i 1 r vy a w - . -MiTcred bv camera hf ritr. at the ti wiu ... n rcr wee.. or iJ v- r . '. A ntwr&l. AH auu . .fUJZ r- " " . rt.nvand -ir will pieasc ' t tncir ppt"-e to ' t Advertisement iciaTaiihouncement AD. Brown, rUCLO EKSPECTFUL.LY announce . ..'.,l i.i connection with her the store loruicriy ,1 is now full v pro- exhibit. f.HH.er Notion?, Trimming!, j t'tnbrojdmcvbacw, .cckTiw,CollanttiandBibJ, Kuchin-, Comb?, B uibes, Tidiw, !sr Torchon Laces, . v.- Co.mL l)ailv. '-J- HcCCITlDJ( f . rnrn VRSi A. 1. BROWN, Exchange Corner. !': HQS. B. CARR & SON,. Utiats. 38 Market Street. EVERY OPERATION- war v nntcd, and performed in the .jnUj oe SUBSTANTIAL manner Benoir member of the hrrn U the Uit thirty years. W confidently to persons t till enjoying Urdtofworlc executed by him in this ImrtwntjTcars since. W EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ';f Bat Tooth Pastj constantly on hand kkaktt 60 cents per box. ;:(fORD, enow & co.j OFFER FOR SALE Hida and BbU N. 0. and CUBA MOLASSES. BbblLOUB, Bbla SUGAR, Bas COFFEE, 1 l BoxfJi C.R. SIDES, Boies TOBACCO, (OW uoi k. a I 25 75 50 100 Htb Carolina Iams. Buckets. Brooms. ttitf. Mitchoi. CmmIy. Sfarrh. Snan. Wtl,c, Ac. Twmmer's Extract Malt, JLTtV SPKLNGS MASS, Tolu Anodyne. M rapplr of each just in. Also a fu1! n rare Drngj, Medicines and Chemicals. For tale low br JAMES C. JIUXDS, JJrugffut, Thira St,.ppoiite City na'l. L1TPITTS ce Cream Parlor- yiLUEOI'ENEI) ON WEDNESDAY aorniDf. 25th im: !,. JJ clticcit fruits will be kept during 01 1 TV i VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1877. NO. 109 THE FRENCH CRISIS. STRAWBERRIES iPttdlurwM wi 1 be kept when crr thy f!ErcilneiU)r-lhisor tbe Charlei- L,S,Wd;,llftns fronf free of Utruce toWlor on PriuccsjSt. - is EYervthinff L ttlUrOT STYLES AND THE fat' and Youth'sand Boys' tByg(,re: 'wauitthe tinifj and priert 'cbofetervbodr. 48 .... uV me amereut eivWi and ,liB,J be picarcd. ill 31 fir 'i: A' 8XZHXX2XX, -. Market street fckei Nainsook Under Shirts. JIEBIXO Uud;rbirt, 25c. ns D rawer!. eckTi,2ic.: 4 Colored Tit. 10 or 3 for 25c. r .StriM Ui!f U0ie, 25 to 60c. Ute VcetSjiIl NEW STYLES ,!' to 54.1,3. hwtTaiior 4 Clotbwr. . I " : 'f Exchange 6 RCCEXTLY chanced band, ia 1. ' w ar r " Vwv open and the april 7. Threatened State or Siege German View of the Situaton. London,. May 25. The Times' Paris despatch ! has the fullowiDS : "It! is' said that a note has been communicated to all thc Conservative provincial newspapers, saying that during th three months in terval between the dissolution of the Cham ber and general elections President Mac Mahon id perfectly c'utitled to decree a btaic oi siege. Dignaiurcs arc souuiieu among Paris tradesmen to a petition to the President representing that the recent events arc paralyzing trad4 j rl he Times Berlin despatch says : "I he Ministerial Post contends that the conspi racy which upset the French Cabinet s principally directed against Germany. Freucu armameuts .having been carried to the highest pitch, the mask is thrown aside and au attempt made to profit by thc latest huropean complications for gaining allies. V hat the monarchical con spirators immediately aim at is restoration of the Pavtecy. through the humiliation of Oermauy. , The . limes correspondent points outi that the Tost is the same paper that, two years ago published au ckcitiug article on the imminence of the war. BtBLix' May 25. The TagblaU says that the Duc.Ueuazes, the French M m ister of Foreign! Affairs, has sent to-the French Ambassadors- at Berlin, St. Petersburg, Vienna,, and London identical despatches. uotifyiug them of "thc recent change of ministry, and pointing out that it m nowise affects the lb reign policy of France', Re garding the Eastern question in particular, r ranee will maintain neutrality . A some what different and more extended despatch was addressed to the Ambassador at ltome. This touched upon the religious "question, and gave Reassuring explanations.! The despatch to the Ambassador at Madrid give irie nil assurances concerning thc attitude of Trance m regard to Carl:sm. The Norlli. German Gazette, comment- ug of French assurances of pacific inten tions, says; "For the present only oue thing cau be regarded as beyond doubt, namely, that the German Government devotes the most serious attention to .the turthcr develop ment of matters in France aud to symp toms of any connection of aflairs there may; have with the clerical policy. The eager ness with which the French; Government sends assurances of peaceful ' intentions cannot remove the distrust attaching to the influence and circumstances lundcr which the change of Cabinet was brought about. The mixture of Orlcanism with Ultramontanism in the. new Government is most suspicious." i Paris, May 25. President MacMahon visited the-; Exhibition buildings to-.day. In conversing with Commissary-General Krauz and others; he said ; "The rumors of tbo postponement of thc Exhibition have induced me to pay this visit, j The Exhibition will open May "1, 1878, as an nounced. 1 am especially' desirous of protecting the freedom and security of this great national cntcrprisc." I " At a reception yesterday at the Elysce the President said: ''J am cotidcioiis of having, fulfilled a great duty.- Ij have remained aud shall remaiu absolutely within thc bounds of legality. It is be cause I am thc guardian of the Constitu tion that I acted as I have. To attribute to me au intention bt assailing thc Con stitution is a miscens! ruction of myj char acter. Thcl couutry wiil soon compre hend that my sole aim is the salvation of France and the Government she has giv en herself." I Thc Moriikur aunouuecs that impor tant changes of judical authorities are ex pected. : . Minister Fourtou lias ordered the stop page of several telegrams toJJUepublican provincial newspapers. In Republican circles belief is expressed that a plot will shortly tc discovered in Paris, Lyons, or Marseilles which will serve the Govern ment as a pretext for acts of severity. ' CAROLINA. Xewbern Market Chickens, 00 to 40 cents per pair ; eggs, 8. cents per dozcu, Irish potatoes 1 per bushel ; swet-t pota toes, 50 cents per bushel: dressed pork, 6 to 7 cents per pound ; strawberries and blackberries, 5 cents per quart; green peas. 50 cents per bushel clnms 10 cents per peck. Raleigh Aetca : One thousand tons of iron for the Raleigh & ..Augusta. Air-Line Railroad have teen .received at Ports mouth, and will pass through this city about to-morrow on its way to the head of the road for which it is intended. Only twelve miles fire to be laid to effect a junction of the Raleigh & Augusta road with the Carolina Central, and we judge that the work of filling this gap will be begun at once. .- . Neicbernian : At the close of Republican rule, over .our municipal affairs, being May 1st, 1873, thc debt of Xewbern was $8,802,21, with $1,822,81 cash, in the hands of the tax-collector, city marshal, and cemetery agent, which was paid -over to the Democratic treasurer upon his qualification to that office. .Since' May 1st, 1875, the city government has been controlled by Democrats, and thc result is, during the two years ending May 1st, 1877, the city debt has been reduced G,- 969,08-; leaving our present indebtedness $1,B33,13. Raleigh Observer: From a gentleman who arrived in the city, from Frauklinton we learn of thc termination of a feud of 12 'months standing, the result of which it is supposed will be thc death of one of thc parties, lwo men, named Shotimau and Jirown, had a misunderstanding some twelve months ago and since then there has not been a good feeling existing be tween them. One day this week the two were in the town of Franklinton and re mained there during the day drinking until both were considerably intoxicated. t a late' hour" in the evening the two men, accompanied bv a hoy who had a hoe, started for their home, about three miles in the country, but before reaching home they b'ogau quarreling, when Shoff raan seized the hoc and inflicted three ugly wounds in Brown s head. Brown was aken home at once, and has since been in a somewnac critical condition, aim 10- day, when, our informant left, a magistrate with witnesses had gone to the woundod man's residence to take his dying declara tion. Shoflman fled the locality after his rash act,- and has not been heard from since. ralateral, composed of Tenia, Shumln, Ruschuck and Silistria, is satisfactory. The Turkish army in Aria, however, is spoken of as deficient in everything but bravery and enthusiasm. It . it not considered necesiary at the War Depart ment that additional troops be sent to Utah. Official statements from there do rot sustain the warlike demonstrations on the part ol the Mormons reported in the papers. , . ; LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. See ad Ladies' Fettirah Xovelty Store, 24 Market at. S. JKWEiTWeeklj Paper. , A. Shrikr. QgJJjrf by the bucket full 25 cants Yellow ivory combs are being inserted in tfic back hair. Strawberries went begging Saturday at 10 cts. a quart. .. . ' His Honor, Mayor Canaday, is at home and at work again. The Thermometer. From the United States Signal Office at this place wc obtain the following report of the thermometer, as taken this- morn ing at 7:31o'clock; Augusta, G2; Charleston, 05; Corsicaua, 66 ; Galveston, 70 ; Indianola, 79 ; Jack sonville, 70; Key West, 80 ; Mobile, 72; Montgomery, G4; Xcw Orleans, 72; Nor folk, 65 ; Punta Rassa, 75; Savannah, G4; St. Marks, 68; Wilmington, 68. Orange Cake. Mix two cups of sugar with thc yolks of two eggs tbeu add the whites beaten to a froth, next add a large tablespoon ful of butter, then one cup of milk, with two teaspoonful of baking powder dissolved in it, and last ef all flour ; flavor with lemon extract ; bake in jelly pans. Filling: Two oranges, one lemon, grate the rinds aud add thc juice, ene cup water, one cup sugar, tablespoonful of -corn starcc : boil until smooth; cool before .puiting-bctwecn cakes. PLEASE If OTlCEi We will be gUd ts reedfe: Maisics2ss from onr friends on ay4aadsir ttbjeei) f general interest but : - The name of the writer Stuttilirfrt4(- furnished to the Editor. . ' n ' - ; rtr f i f " ' Ccmmunicstioss mmat bs written only en one aide of the paper. . y . , , , 8 ; . Personalities must be sToided. ... Audit u especially and part ies tarty tarfer stood that &e editor does not always sdsrt the Tiews of correapondtnts, maisst to ctsttd in the editorial columns. First of the Season, The first moonlight excursion this sea- son takes place this evening. The steamer Xorth State has been chartered for the ee casion and will take a party of ladies tad1, gentlemen down the river this aneratWai 5 o'clock from the foot of Sunset HHI, The excurtiomsts will return bj tbt light of the full moon to-night about 1 11 or 12 o'clock. ; . 'ft Hats are worn over the car, bonnets on thc nape of the neck. This is a rcglar Blue Monday as fr as local items are concerned. NEWS SUMMARY. Don Carlos'. 'was not. expelled . from France, but went voluntarily to save thc rench Government embarrassment.- John Young Brown iron-.uuces it a Corn 06 and 07'. cents in Xewbern. Forsyth county has'just sent in ten rail road hands. I Frost all along the K. v u.. K. It. on Friday moripr. . I The peach crop in the 'cKlon section will be a very large one. The water in tho Roanoke is' so clear that rockfish can't be caught. j. The Episcopalians ; at Weldou j have ordered an organ for their church; : Wake county Criminal court is working hard. It sent up 9 convicts an Saturday. Over fifteeu hundred barrels of green peas 'shipped from Ed.entDU thus far this season. I - i Thc local of thc 'Eden ton Times keeps the flies off with a cabbage leaf 20 inches in length, j Bishop Hood, 6f the A. M. E. Church, has written a letter to the citizens of Ral eigh in favor of prohibition. Thc Suuday School children, teachers and fricuds connected with the Episcopal Church at Goldsboro, pic-nicked at Little River bridge, on the X. C. R. R. j Raleigh Xeics : An rloping couple from Richmond arrived at Wcldon (Virginia's Gretna Gtccn) Friday night, and, were married, returning yesterday mornipg. . Rilcigh Xeici: Farmers in the city yes terday reported that they had been forced to plow up their second planting of cotton, it having been ruiued by thc Cold weather of lat week, and had planted com in Jib stead. . ! t - ' i preposterous lie that any Southern Demo crats had agreed to supp rt a Republican or Speaker. Tho Turkish govern ment has restored Corrinna library, which was carried off by lien. , when the Turks overrau Hungary. Advices from Crete report a terrible state of affairs,-women are insulted, ravished and 'debased by the Turks. It is rumored that Brit sh protection has" been solicited. Schr. Delhi, Emerson, from this port, arrived at Savannah last Friday. Brig... . Kennedy, Hickman, from this arived port 'on the.fid inst at Demera r.i. . Off Alma, near Portland Eng., ISth Ger. baque Grubc, from this port, for Set- tin. The barque 'Amen, G undersell, from this port, arrived at Belfast on the 25 inst. i City Court. Ed. Turner, charged with disorderly conduct, was found guilty but judgment was suspended on payment of costs. Julius Bull, for the same - offence, was fined 10 aud costs or 30 days- work on the streets. Milly Bradley, disorderly, was tiucd $20 and costs or :;o days work on. the streets. "Wm. Casey, charged, with drunkenness, was fined $5. and costs or 10 -"days work on the streets. A Calico Dress. 'We are glad to sec it stated that cal- intu favor as all admiaation Sensible Advice. Wa are asked every day throagh Vht columns of newspapers andby your Drug- gist to use something for Dyspepsia and Liver complaint that you know nothing about; you get discouraged spending money with but little success. Xow to give you sat-sfactory proof that GttEKaV Augit Flower will cure you of Dyi-, pepsia and Liver Complaint witlr all Hi eitects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head ache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitatisn of the Heart, Heart-burn, Water brash, coming up of food after eatingj low spirits.; iVc wc ask you to go to your Druggist J and get a Sample Bottle of Ghees' Atr-: i-.l-st Flowkr fsr 10 cents and try- it; of a -Leg-alar Size for 75 cents; , two I dears ' will relieve you. "... : OIKD. Jatbis car, on Sunday the 27th inst; all 1.10 o clock, p. m otr cholera infantsat, WirtiAM niHuiss, infant son of W. H. aidS . K. l.opp, aged 3 months and 12 dayi. New Advertisements. ' ,'; X'or. barquc;'atta,.Christainseu, from this port, arrived at Greenock, on May 13th. Ger. brig John SchuUc, for Hamburg, from this port, was at Dungeness on thc 12th iust. Fish don't bite well Jon a North .- wind a fact that sportsmen would do good to remember. icocs are again walking dresses. coming With The present style of dress is so tight that nearly every fashionable woman has a corn on her knee-cap. Striped stocking will be , fashionable this season. The stripes, however, will be narrower than formerly. Lace cuffs a quarter of a yard deep and worn upon the outside of the sleeves, are now regarded as en regie. Freckled goods are all the fashion for the ladies. As summer advances, thev will admirably match some faces. May is going out without the repetition of being unusually coy; it was cool enough last night to freeze a bed bug. E irrings and brooches of real humming bird's heads, with gold bills and seed pearl ec;. arc new and elegant ornaments. Convention of the P. E. Church meets in Charlotte Wednesday. It is expected that there will be quite a large attendance from this city. . The Secretary of the Treasury has order ed, the sale of one million in gold a: New York on 31st inst. Col. John Staples, of North Carolina, pronounces thc report false that the visit of Genl. Leach Judge Settle and hinislf to tli,e Prcs dent was a political one. The Russian army which captured Ardahau was 70,- 000 strong. Intelligence has been received here that the Russian bombard ment of Kars has slackened. The Rus sians continue to' advance on Erzercum, and a battle is expected shortly. The New York weekly bauk statemeut shows a loans decrease of 2,375,000; specie decrease 500,000; legal tenders increase $1,125,000;. deposits decrease $1,250,000; reserve decrease $1,000,000. A Turkish ironclad destroyed the parthworks at Xikopolis, -driving, the Russians out, who left forty dead. The Russian army whitih captured Arda- hah was 70.000 strong. A portion vt j this force has reinforced the Russians;-. The authorities of the Wilmingteu and before Baio iin. which js seriously j Wcldon Railroad have introduced imperilled. . Russia will npeet thc brakes' on some of their trains neutrality of Mr. .1. L. Westcott, treasurer of Brun swick county, on Friday last drew 173. 84 from the State Treasury. This is his county's share of the common school' fund j for 1877. for the ingenuity and taste of the sex, wc are bound to say that the dear angels have never yet struck upon a costume which gets away with a calico dress and a white apron' thus saycth" the Raleigh Xetcs and if any endorsement is -wanted, to the above, we arc on hand. There is nothfbg that looks better, sets better and helps better (to a beau and cost less) than a sweet calico drass and therefore wc add our ni'dd endorsement to the above. Interesting Letter from Col, Wad dell. Hon. A. M. Waddell has just communi cated to the Raleigh ObserccrA lengthy and very interesting' article on the Libcry of Congress, embracing a brief sketch of its history and contents. Wc have read the article with much interest "and only regret that it i. too lengthy for ourlimitcd space. . The Observer, in its editorial comments, pays the following haudsomc and deserved tribute to our distinguished townsman : No man from the South now in Con gress has seen longer continuous service there than Col. Waddell. He has "served his constituents faithfully and well and wc trust ma5' long be spared to do so. With his experience in Congressional legislation and with his abilities, a bright career lies before him, especially if he shall be accorded that position in the maKiug up of the Committees of the next House to which his services and capacity en title him. NOVELTY STORE, 2 HZ2I.ZIS23T ' A FULL AND SELECTED STOOC, X consisting in part of Ciara, Tobacco, Confectioneries, Newspapers, Books, Period icals, Stationery, &c. Ac. Ac. All of which will be sold at prices narer before equaled in this city. may, 2S,, . " Ladies' Festival. THE LADIES of the First Raptiet Churcb .'wlllho,d a festival on Tuesdav niffht, 29th inst., in the French i BuUdinf t 3K North Front Street, next to Harrison & Al len's Ilat Stores Thc friends and the public1 are cordially invited. - may 34 The Annual Meeting -7 OF THE LADIES Memorial Association for the election of officers, will bt herd on A ednesdar afternoon, May 30th, at I o'clock, at the School Room of Misses Kea neky A Hart. A full attendance ef the mem bers is earnestly desired. may 26 Star please copy. THOS. J. S0UTHERLAX7D J I VERY AD SALE STABLES, ' Corner Third and Princcfa StrccUy Wilmington, C n Horses and Vehicles for hire st rea sonaoie rates. Excursion parties to tat Sound and country accommodated. ,' may 2G --.-, GOOD INVESTMENTS CAN BE MADE BV BTJTIXO TOU& Family Crocorioo FOR O J$ S3 2HE1 Wc understand that Thco. N. Ram.scv, (J;. W. C. T. of the State ,of North Caro- Poorly Done. A correspondent who igus himself writes from Savannah to the' .Norfolk! tryintan. pretending to give a report of the trip of the Western merchants from Norfolk to Savannah, and this is all he has i to sav about Wilmington : Wc were met very eordially in Wil mington, the address of welcome being delivered bv Col. Waddell, the ioi)ular i l?rmtst.i 'of tbnt r!iiiirrmnal Iic lina, will lecture in this city on Wcdncs- j trictj wllich was responded to in a very j uay evening, ine viu msi., at iemper- happy little speech by Colonel Holla way. 1 aucc Hall. i Short speeches were also made by the ref)- j resentatives of the various portions of the I West. We were then quartered at the 1 air j J urcell liouie. and very agreeably enter These 1 taincd by the proprietor, Mr. Davis. Th AND LEAVING YOUR CASH s III '': "7, M: .! mis. i). wm&m 5 A 7 ZTorth Front fltrett. mar 2G . , ... ; ,-'; :i ft HOUSEKEEPING 0CC3S. , :. ' : BJiOOMS, BUCKETS, v.' - . ' I " lirudhe, Patl, Scrub, , " fs , I . j Tub, Dusters, Kotf Tray ?: Flour I'aiK kc., ki , - ' - . . . ' scttl- ervia. Her denco is a matter w hich will le cdby agrccmeat with thc Cireat Powers. Justice Bradley has granted an injunc tion restraining Gov. Drew from selling certain railroads for nou payment of in terest on bouds. Thc Western Xorth Carolina road and thc Florida Ccutral Jacksonville, rcnsacehi and Mobile roads are implicated. Two million Ji-MIars is! involved. A Russian attempt to throw a bride over the river before the Turkish lines at Batouni was repulsed with loss. Thc Star says Senator MortcraV letter is seriously commented upon by the politicians. The radical Republicans jay that it caun-a be digni fied with a first-class growl. It is! gene rally considered as a double-cnder, susceptible t of auy construction one wishes to place upon it. The con diti.m of aflairs Within t hp Turkish inil- iC r .f u ,1 , - . ..: ;,!.. ,,. .... i . .. , , ,i ivofc ui wjc unj rnw f "till mi .IUUU navs, "udepen- , Ul a short tunc entirely supplant the M ... ' 11(1l.n t, ,JI1t-; ' old hand-braker. Wc invite attention to the advertisement of thc Xovelty Store on Market street one door West of Lxchangc Corner. Cigars of all grades, tobacco, good, choice , and sweet, and candy, oranges, ice, will It .found' there at the very lowest prices. Off for Germany. Mr. Carl Mugge leaves in the morning, j . fji- a visit to tns inends ana relatives m f tbe Fader Land. He will sail from New York, June 2uJ., on the siearuship Maine. The History or Cirlllzatioa Might be writteu in the gradual processes of impriverncut wrought out in articles of food. Kvcry progressiva stej n a public blcssiog. To no one article is Jaore due than to Doolky's Tsust Powpca. This, with proper care, insures tha most delicious and digestible hfed, . biscuit partry, etc, . ; " of the cities by land, others takiug a sail over the Cape Fear river, and not a few confiding themselves to thc amis of "Mur phy," as only about one-third cf thc party wsrc able to get sleepers the night before There was no sleep scarcely for those who were unable to get bertjs," as night was riiadc hideous by thc yells, Ac. of aT few hilarious souls who seeined to enjoy the discomfiture of thc rest. The correspondent s sin lies much more in omission than iu commission. He has done pocrly by Wiluaingtou wltcre the ex cursionists wcrecntcrtainijJas handsomely as it was possible to do in the short time they remained here The correspondent might have done an well by jumping Wilmington entirely aud hurrying oa at once to CJurlcskm and Savannah. uight u There was a full rr.oou last little ou thc wane) aud church" gicra (:tid i sich) prated by it amazingly. CHAS. D. LITERS -. ft nG0.9 3 & 7 north Front OU mar z The Carolina Farmer; rpHE UNDERSIGXED will rrtcie the CAROLTXA TABMEKl A . t . it publication of th: on thc lit day of September! next,' with Mt. HAMILTON McMILLAN a, Associate d tor. - Thc lARMER H1 be usued monthly. jft f, L"irTUV!-f?rm' haadsomk coveriid ill eontam thirty-two pajes of reading ma ? f tcr, adaptel to the Wants of the Farmers , and . . Planters -of the two Carolinaa.- The typo graphic excellence which fonaerlr dwiin- -? guished it will be fuUy maintained." , . - Terms of Subscription : One year, $I.W 1 J'! Jix months, $1.00; three montfis, 60 ctalft There will be no club ratcf. . Subacriptiess -payab'e on receipt of first number. The old f 4 friends of the FARMER arercnucsted to send in their names. TVM. If. BERNARD, , .i,.t marSS ' Wifmiagton; XC- f A DVEUTISE IX THE "M ' - DAiLv;nErr5ir -