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VOL. VII.
WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. JUNE 16. 1883.
NO.
t:i Tfo'itin hnx the laraest
, fijs circulation, of any newspaper
ihedjnthe city of minnnton
MiW Frances Willard, the well
known temperance advocate, lias gone
Inlands.
o the 3au"iw . - . .
' a ant of the Haylien Government j
One white man, who had imbided ;
so much poor whiskey that his legs;
refused to do their duty, was taken to
the guard house last night and
until this morning when he was
Days length 14 hours and 35 minutes.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 18
minutes past
For the Review
REUNION.
T
PLEASE NOTICE. .
We will be glad to receive eornmndcat.on
from onr fritndU on any aad all subjects of
general Interest fast T
: The name of the writer must always be fat
nished to the Editor. ;'y:, : " .-?".
Commanlcatlona matt be wxinea o oil
one aide of the paper.
PersonatUlee const be aroMed.2
i
And It la especially aod particularly made
stood that the Editor does not always endor
txe views of correspondents onlesa so state
la the editorial coluxms.
o'clock.
charged, having become sober
night's sleep.
by
kept
i The receipts of cotton at this port to-,
k; day foot up only 1 bale.
as - " -
Master G.
131Q
lings
a war
. ihit an he swiftlv alter-
VPSSf'U or
toacruiser. xr.o nariau m
trorth Company, of Wilmington,
Del have onereu io.uuuu n nun
Valuer and have it ready for sea-in
i-jur mouths. ( :
Commenting on the collapse of the
Greenback party the St. Iuis (Uobe
Douocml (Rep.) says: "There may
be a new party, based upon a substan
tial issue, inaugurated, which will
the
work its way to the iront in conse
quence of both of the other parties
jailing 'to take up the vital question,
but it is extremely improbable that the
political clement of which the Com
munists are the extreme type, and
which arrays itself against the estab
lished rights of properterty, will ever
tlive reasonable ground lor anxiety in
the L'nited States."
Democracy is looming up in Iowa
ind has become auite an important
.( - in ihn. nolitics of that State. It
i avivi i" r
-U but a few years since, that a Demo
i-nt va3 a living curiosity there, and
the Democratic vote looked asinsignifi-
rnt us a huckleberry in a lpad of
pumpkins. Withm the lasttwoorinree
years, however, the Democratic party
has been growing in numbers and im
portance, until now it is looketV upon
with much" fear and suspicion by the
Republicans. In the present campaign
Judge K inner, the nominee of the
Democratic party Iqx Governor of the
State, promises to give the Republicans
a good deal of trouble, and keep them
very busy during the canvass.
The grefrtest total of imports for the
month ot May in the history of New
Vork City was in 18S2. when the
amount was $44,242,270. A decline of
nearly $10,000,000 in the amount for
May. 1883, might bo taken as an evi
1 dence of the repression of the extra va
i gance which has characterized the peo
ple duri jg recent years, were it not
supposed that changes in the tariff have
made importers unusually cautions in
their transactions. The exports of the
month, exclusive of specie, were greater
this 3 ear than a yearaago, although
somewhat les3 than in 1871. The ex
ports for the first eleven months ot the
fiscal year, exclusive of specie, amount
to $333,523,314, or more than $16,000,
000 more than for the same months of
the preceding year. The statistics cer
tainly encourage the belief that there is
as yet no decline in the country's won
derlul prosperity.
: Unmailabies.
The following is a list of the un
able postal matter remaining in
Postoflice in this city :
Miss Lucy Perdie, Bladen Co., N. C;
W. J. Rollings worth, Boro, N C; Miss
i Sella Page, Brunswick Co.. P. O; Neter
Burruss, in care Major Lane, Cumber
land Co , N. C.
Our new dark ground pictures are
meeting with favor. La kdxkk. Opera
tor, at Yates' Gallery. It
! Greene, Esq. J
H. Greene, son of A. H.
of this city, who bas been
., ! at school near Winchester, Va . over
mail- . , L i i
since last septemDcr, retuiiwu ak
night, for the! vacation.
Co, K, Third N.C Inta ntry, in
Keuuioii Flfflitlns Their
Battles Over Once More.
Bank erm a v's Bridge, June 9.
Mk. Editor: ,
Knowing the interest you have al
ways ielt in reunions of the old regi
ments of the Contcdcrate war. especial
ly one in our land, where? all ot our
kindred, freinds land neighbors' were
engaged, we thought you would like to
hear trom a reunion ot one ot me oiu
! mighty lessons taught in the school ofex
j perience that it would ili become toe,
1 .1 1 I, .J . nnn
upou uiis oauoweu, owapwu, w uju
at res h old wounds, to attempt even a
discussion of the topics and themes that
caused our Sunny South, to leave the
'piping timcs.of peace ;'T to abandon
s oar homes that uioomcu as a cry
I Garden of Eden in the mighty oasis .ot
this world ; that caused her sons upon
bended knee amid roaring cannon;!
. ... i !
seas ot busiun" oavonei ana saorej
flashes to invoke the God of Battles to
let victory perch upon their proud
banners, or let them till the soldier's
NEW AP VEKTISEMEXT8.
Fifth-Street M. E. Church.
WIIE LADIES OF TItE ABOVE CUUltCU
J. wlil give one ot their excursions to Smith
TlUc. the Fort and the Blsck. Fish ti rounds,
on THUKSDAT. theslst Inst., on the Steamer
PA Si POUT. UcfrCKhmenU at city prlecs.
Fare 50 rent Children half priced! !
June IB It"' Star copy It i i
da
be
of
Dr. James CarniiehaeL the new Rec
tor ot St. John's Church, has arrived
in iUe nifv nH will nrpRph to-morrow ! companies
J ' 1 nni.rj r : . ,
t ....... uiu luim ucKuucutii '
morninff at. ii o ciock anu wrmwiuw :, . r .1
: " ... mat ever souuuuhcu u.uoi.
uiguiuio.wuum,. ; i we naa mc pleasure-oi liuumi& wi i i-.l t mi
crave. ;-- - 4
Comrades and trienas,gouctve among
Ho ! for Waccamaw
TSHl L inthP the musty tombs of the past; go to
poneofthe .r" the flegcndary lore transmitted Jrom
circumstances made
not take the brave
-"-"" .,. "K."-ra.s;.a,: i.;. hlim.hi!,n.r" Sinthiountrv shook
v r hinizmn nnii" ,
Ilvciirsioa Next Thursday.
Oar friends of the Fifth Street M- E-
Chut-ch will make an excursion to
Snaithyille on the Passport on Thurs-
tiaOiat Incf ftnii n It hnil rrh J it Will
the longest day in the year the price
he tickets will be only 50 cents, chil
dren hklf price. As we knowh lots of
good jblks who intend to gd. a good
time may be expected. Refreshments
m ill be served at city prices.
o vit l j n v Mn -v --.( Mir i . .
mington oc Tveiaoniv. be there, it ramea. it oiowcu, uub M- .u-,, nlr- vnu Vnd de-
...... , I 1 ! t.. 1 I it.-. 1 --.,1 Tranorutinn i " -'v-- -ww-.. - j
North ot uoiasDoro, nave nau buuicij sucu was mo v-""""t; fied England's vast armies, and na-
too much raiu for their good. The Utoolmw Mnt.
water is standing in the fields in many the to se the rem: WJIJ
Pces. hants of that gallant old company oi - the task ha3 ever been as-
W 1 1 If . f 1 WB 2111. lClb OU UIVUU. uu
Inlnrmcil tht. n prifine OH the W 11- nftW. j , . l . w
luivi a-aa v a wumv i -
mington & Welflon R. R-, carrying the
tast through train, once made the run
. . i- . .us I reui
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H ki s s UKRO ek Ham raoc k
Yates Geo Wood's Organs
Mrsns Bros Ucfinert Camphor
Exccasioxr-Fifth Street M E Church
W H Greek Sod i Water Mineral Water
New Hanover Superior Court closed
its session and adjourned this noon.
There were six interments two
adults jjnd tour children in Pine Forest
Cemetery this week.
Try the new Illuminated Portrait.
Sure to please; made at the Yates Gal
lery. , ! " - V u
There were four interments two
adults and two children in Oakdale
Cemetery this week.
Down She Comes.
V chimney to the house occupied by
Benjamin Scott, colored, on Fifth, be
tween Princess and Chestnut streets,
tunibled .down this forenoon, striking
on (the roof of the kitchen from which
it rolled off and crushed a small stable
adjoining and killed a calf which wa3
in the latter The fact created a big
scare -as well it mightand it was
fortunate indeed that no one was hurt.
The damage to property was not much.
Hogs in the Streets. .
This noon a lean, lank, slab-sided old
sow who was not fit for pork, or in
fact anything else but to do mischief,
went sauntering along McRae street as
if she had hardly strength enough to
move. When she irrived near the
corner of Mulberry street, there hap
ha motherlv old hen with a
nice brood of 13 chickens in the street
which, as soon as the old brute saw, she
made for and had gobbled up all but
four of the brood before she could be
driven away. We can saieiy say mat
the owner of those chickens was angry,
and we don't blame him.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. .
Returned.
Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, Pastor ot St.
Paul's E. L. Church, returned to the
city yesterday, with Mrs. Peschau, after
an absence of two weeks, visiting com
menchmeuts and delivering sermons in
. n
Virginia. The Baccalaureate sermon
at Marion Female College was preached
by him on Sunday, June 3rd, and of
this the Lynchburg Adauicc says:
The tenth annual commencement ex
ercises of,,MarionFcmaleCollege"closcd
last night. The Baccalaureate sermon.
1 rn Suntlav morninir in the
rn.rr t .hanp . hv -Rev. t. W. -b.
Peschau, of North Carolina, to a large
audience, was one ot the best your
writer ever heard. It was only thirty
five minutes in length ; but for clearness
in diction and brilliancy ot thought, it
could not be excelled. He is, without
doubt, one ot the happiest speaKera ui
from Wcldon to Wiliningtotk and
thence to Burgaw with, one tender ot
wood. The distance is 184 miles and
we believe the instance to be unprece
dented in railway annals
: , '
orave ana courageous; a u uiu... atrfnp . . . H . , t ,
but farm; M'agjnt e-JnYua"3 priceless heritage of liberty; and it
F'"1?, the Southern.: soldier' who. in the
Soldier
fort
redoubts in the various contests that
n.
soldier who bathed the stars
fhpWilmintrtnn & Weldon R. R.
rv-mnnnv -iava ?i verv ingenious ar
ranffement at Wilson by which a ten
Aar full rf wood is arransed in the
UV a vs a -- - -
hv Mftior Knnett. who made a tew re
marks before introducing hira. He ex
hibited the old flag, tattered and worn,
shot to pieces by bullets, and explained
all and everything connected with it.
- . . . as
It was cood to be there to see the oia
soldiers'iiieet their old colonel. There
was manv a
nolorieP'cnioved it. and his old braves
and
the
was
In-
TJ1E SUNDAY SCHOOL i CONKECTED
irtth'thc hecovit Preaby terlan Church of
ihUcity trill make an excursion to Wares
maw Late on TucsdayJ the lCOh Unit. TUe
tralo will leave Front street depot at 7 a. m .
aharp. "an.l don't forget It." . Tlcketa for the
round tiitp 50 cvnt. jA". W. MONKOE, i
- 1 JAMES C STEW ACT.
W. V. VohGLAHN.
juuc l5-3t . r Com. of Arr. :
lIarainoek.
ammocko.
OW IS THE, TIME, TO IJUY YOUR
You will find a very Urge assort
ment at ;iIEISSB5KGE3r8.
Old Probabilities.
TO RM -GLASS AND- .
S
Price only Fifty Cents.
THERMOMETER CO 31 HIKED.
Kor Mh? at
HEINSBERGER'S,
dian wars, in the war ot 1812, and upon
the ensanguined fields of Mexico, won
for themselves imperishable and undy
ing fame.
But. mv friends, while We recount
deeds of valor: while wo caze upon the
LnTh.bin Thef old Pages of history. and see the transcend
handshaking. I he old ori rfnfpniiAnt virtnea of our
d his old braves ,oa ttm.1a.on Jta hr:p.htpfit
-. I -lt,l AfV.k;f romort a k-UUUlwu umuvb vmu.-.
as iuucu as iits uiu. nuci - ---
. . a i a a j - a.'MH-.B- "- r
wood house, ready to be run out amt ot coruiai greeting, wajor r.uuctt t durable than brass, to our
.. . . 4 : i,.,. intrndnopd . I ndffa Bannerman. the ora- " r.".
dumped on ine arrival oi a umu, : rfu Vi.; t i,o,4 ; n fnll motners anu sisters. v e nceu uui gw
. ..;- .:.... hJ tor of the day, and as I havfe given in . wm,a nf tha Amazons: we need
saving some precious. extracts of h s excellent address, i wm : r v. m-u-.i
last train, which makes the run from 9ay no more about it. btitmply refer JjJJ tod& ofTj oaT oT Are!
i li' - ' i: j : r X1.l
tne seii-sacruiciuir uevutiuu ui a wau
june 14
Live Kook and MuhIo Storea
Geo. Wood's Organs
T
Weldon to Wilmington, 10-2 miles, in 4 you to the extracts themselfes. Dinner
hours and 45 minutes.
i -.,-.-. I Trn.hvtrri9tll
his dav: and ihereauy mauuer m wuu ; Fourth ana wmpucu sircewi.
. w - J . J . 1 1 ln-in(r (hl l-n Paalnr S4r VlfPS at 1 1 a
ne iepouuc lu j ,, ci-.--l r. ra. Pravcr meeting H
rIoiinr exercises OI tin; vi'W. -."----- , ..uati. .hnrkl t. 4 i m.
I III - w d J J I ik V-W- - I
that he was cut fait of ovefy sittiaUon
Beauti fUl Potatoes.
Mr. Jno.B. Harriss has sent U3, from
hi3 plantation, the old Jno. A. Sanders
place, fnir mile3 East of the city, some
of the finest Trish potatoes we have
fni - . f a t Jt T rrr
ever seen, iney are oi mo jr-uitj x.wrc
variety and three of them weigh li
pounds. Mr. Harriss tells us that he
has four acres just like those ho sends
us and we tell him in return that he has
a bonanza on hand. . . ,
Funeral of Mr. VonGlahn.
The obsequies of Mr. John D. Von.
Glahn were held at his late residence at
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Dr.
Wilson and Rev. Mr. Payne officiating.
The funeral was largely attended and
the remains were escorted to Oakdale
by Clarendon Council, No. 67, Amen
can Legion of Honor, ot whicli tne ae
ccased was a member.
uinr vnnr nnnies to the Yates Gal-
lery. Good work guaranteed. It
Church "services To-Morrow.
St. James' Church, corner Marketi and Third
streets. Rev.. A. A. Watson, D
u. k c..niov ftftor Trinitv. June 17. loM-
Celebration at .Ms a. tn. .Morning Prayer at H
o'clock. Sunday School at L30 otiock, i. bi
L venln Prayer at 6 o'clock.
St. John' Cburcii. corner Third ami Red
Cross streets. Fourth feunday after Trinity,
June 17. fccrvkes at 11 a. na. ana s.ip. m
Sunday Schoolat 5 p. m.
St. Paul's K van. Lutheran Church, conier of
ssivUi .and Market streets, llcv. r. . r. i es
. - ------ - . I !. 1.
otii-- i-Arraan aervwrtra -v
Knirliih service at 8 P m. Sundsy School
at 0.30 a. m. V. II. Straus. Supt.
yirt TUiitist Church, corner of Market and
vtttu t.. Ttpv. J. B. Tavler. u. "
Pator. Sumlay School at 0M a. ni: Scrvlcea
ii . I v.. m AKdAirtnnrv" BOCletV
will-meet at 4 o. m. Prayer mectlrg thunnlay
night at 8 o'clock.
Church, corner of
Kcv. n
in- and 3 5
cdncaday at 8.13 1.
6cat. rree.
v, i vnL fi, --,i i tne seii-saeriuciug ueyuuuu ui i
was then announced, tromthecrowd l , s . ftndhosts of others: but
trembled tor tear mere migm not. oe sui- nroudlv sav. for women, self-
hcient thereof, but to the contrary.there w runU'S dSiS inntU Tno
w . rf.
waaaiifieient for as manv more, and
then baskets lull ot fragments would
have been left. Youi correspondent
would like to haye a reunion every day
.i - i- - : i ,1
and l assure you me peop.e wou.u. as Rnftli1.rn ii,, ylcR the Snartan maid.
Witt- I 1 -. L.J. t.n.kin lrAlhl -!
U'JS CVCl UiiVIO UU3UUIIU, uiwhivi v-"
lover to go torth with his armour girded
. . . 1 1 a
nation on earth is the peer of our own
Southern land, where every woman has
been a herione since 177G, whenever
her count rv was endangered. The
thev were anxious to have us go
them and stay. JLneoia company rer
solved to meet next year at leesburg.
These reunions are zood things. They
bind the old heroes closer and closer
. . t - : r
every year. iet me. tea you now, ji
you want to enjoy it, you try to oe tnere.
They all want you to, for Company
'K," like the other companies in the old
Third, almost worshipped your lament-
' a 1 a. a
ed brother and associate, Aujuiant
Theodore James. "God bless his
memory was uttered many a time
hat day.
Bannerman's Bkidge J une 9.
At a reunion of company "It." 3rd
N. C, Regt. State troops, held at Ban-
ner man's Bridge, dune y, i?rw, tue 101
owing resolutions were unanimously
adopted: i - .
Whereaa, since our last meeting it
I -A-l tn 1 A I l1 llTlir W
Father to remove from the turbulent
scenes of this life, our comrade, Order
ly Sergt. Richard H.Bordeaux, there-
tore ;
Jiesolved. That the b urvivor s Asso-
ociation ot Company. K.. 3rd."
Pender Superior Court Judge Mc
Koy presiding, convenes &t Burgaw on
Monday, the 18th inst.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Audit and Finance will take place on
Monday night, the 18th inst. , V
There were three interments in Belle
vue Cemetery this week, one of whom
was an adult and two were children.
The ''Register ot Deeds issueU four
marriage license this week, two of
which were for white and two for col
ored couples. v
There are fewer mosquitoes thus far
this season than we remember to have
eei for many years. We hope thejr
absence may "continner."
Mr. Luke B. Huggins' condition con
tinues to improve, and he was able to
be .out nn ih nUzza this morning.
tor the first time in quite a number of
days. j ' '
Kx-policeman Watkins', condition
continues favorable and hei is convales
cing as fast as there is any reason to
expect. He is now able, to be up and
iiboutjthe house.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
ices, at Jacobi.'s . t
Personal.
Capt. V. V, Richardson. ofColuuibui
... nnnmnqniri! hv Ids son. Mr'
C. G. Richardson, was in the city to-,
dayew route from King's Mountain
Military School for their home at
Whiteville. Capt. Richardson has
been absent some days in attendance
upon thecommercement exercises of the
above named school, where the son was
a student. He reports that the school
is in a flourishing condition, that ex
ercises were very interesting, and were
witnessed by a large concourse of
oeople. Mr. Q. G. Richardson had the
well deserved honor of having the De
claimcr's Medal"-a beautiful gold
badse awarded him, upon which he
has our congratulations. He will pass
the vacation at the old homestead in
Columbns. and return to his studies at
Ring's; Mountain at the next session,
Rev. F.'W. K. Peschau returned to
the city last night and will officiate at
Cf Paul's E. Lutheran Church tos
morrow, with service in English in the
morning and in German at nigiu.
has had a very pleasant trip, and
i -hfcM imDrovctl by the invi
. . , Western DOrUon of
otincr nruK. "
1 the State which he has visited.
Tho celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacob Hard
ware Depot. .
He
has
cor-
v.t .repf Af. K. Church. South, corner of
Tmnt and Walnut streets. Rev. - Praplc II
Wood. Tat-tor. Services at 11 V'p'll!
. .. .,. a..viw.i .it 3 t. m.. XS . M. Parker,
111.- cnuu. r ' . . .
superintendent. Prayer raectiug and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association Tuesday evening after first and
ht i-ii.thR. at 8 o'clock, treats free .sod.
strangers and visitors cordially invited.
.t vi.iarTal Church, comer of
tturth and Orange streets. Kcv. T. M. A
.i i ai Arninp rraver st xi u va
Evcniyer ai 8 orclock; Sunday school at
3l O ClOCK. oeais irew. i
wrtv. eH-t ai v.. r.hnvch. between JJun and
'""1: it7- r pm Rlcand. Pastor;
c ni.m. and 7a t. m. : Class meet-
w .!. .an
ng at 3 p. ro. ; Prayer meewng um cuj
ng at 72 o clock.
c- "rtn.i.,.! iww.k between Water anu
i.t w j Potter. Mlssiona-
ry to the Seamen. Services every Sunday at
16.30 a, m and 4.30 p. m. Seamen and all
others are wrdlalfy Invltea. Seats rart
of the service will be In Norwegian, conducted
by Capt. cniwiiansen.
mi T-- r'ntVilral First Mass at
i. r . in . VTWra and
RenedicUon at SO CWC-pm.
6:30 am.
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, tween
rhiih hnl cntle streets, itev. .
xyuv.v.. . rt 4..n
roaiAn. t-c i v- .t . - - - .
dav ticliool at 9 a. ra. -Prayer meeung r . cr7
Tuesday night.
Christ Church (Congregatlonalst) nn re.
between SixUi and 'Jf-.Pl iJtl
minister, rreachlng services at li o etoek . a
m. and 8 o'clock, P. m. latora ible Class
t.12.15 m, rrayer ana ' j- "fy
WHincttiav. o o cioca, p. m. ouaj
I ..i Memorial Hall, corner 7th
andXunsw. J.
Servlcea at St. Mark's Church corner SUOi
and Mulberry streets, are as follows . On Sunday-
Morning Prayer at 11 a. m. remng
Pravcr at 5.SGM km. Saint's days at t a- in.
baa' SchoQlhouse, at 4 p. m. SeaU tree. .
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. . T
on to do battle for bis fireside and to
return with victory upon his pennon or
1i?a oViiolH fsho itt imhripri
in times of danger with a fortitude that
is almost superhuman, with an energy
that surDasses all human understand
ing: and as the poet says: !
"When, the euns have hushed their
thunder, j
And the drums in silence lay"
she is still pure and true, ever gaining
the ascendancy, and is maeeq a minis
tering angel of mercy. She plucks the
barbed arrows ofdisappointmcnt from
our bosoms, makes life worth the liv-
. . j m ,i
mg, smoomes our uymg pmuws, auu
paves the way tor our souls to enter
upon the golden strands of the Elysian
tields.
I will not stultify myself by an en
deavor to cite isolated instances of wo
man's devotion to the "Lost Cause."
Her devotion shines forth upon the Itlu
minated nasres of history, forming :
glorious galaxy of names that will "go
ociation ot company, rv. oiu. soundinir down the aisles of lime, until
Regt.btate Lroops.-xiesireto mace np-j ,- imn heel wears creation to the
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15 CENTS PKK POUND.
WE OFFER 100 LBS. FINEST tiUM CAM
phor at 35e er pound, or three pounds
for one dollar. Fifty pounds Persian Insect
Powder GO cents per pound. Call or send or
ders bv Postal. Goods -will be delivered
promptly. . MUNOS BROS., f
' Dispensing Pharraarihts,
? ! ; 1 ,491 Broadway, N. Y.
(2l North 4th street, Wilmington, N . C.
- may 23 . ' - '
CAROLINA Ch-NTRAL RAILROAD,
' t; KNERA L PASSENGER DEPT.
WUmlnglon.-X. C., .Tune 10th,l88.N
on record their high appreciation of
their friend and comrade as a soldier
and a citizen: Always alert and ready
for any call to duty he was quiet
and kind as a woman in all calls of
sickness or distress, and was as a model
tor any soldier of his country to imi
tate. .. . .
Jiesohed., 2d, That a copy ot tins
minute be sent to the family, ot
deceased comrade.
dust. And, my friends and comrades,
with such mothers and sisters as these,
our, brave boys could be no less than
brave heroes.,
God, in His infinite mercy, grant to
us all many a return of this happy day ;
and j many a return of that day upou
which love . places upon our heroes'
tn Jfs c rlandst hv affection woven.
our and When tho tears that swell a nation's
heart shall bedew them.
. . .
KtLxoLvcd. 3rd. l nat iuage -..anuer- xr r i toiin i,0rn, nro
man, who was invited to deliver an ad. , glandin2 around 'Hie great White
dress to tue coinpany on tnis wraMw. Throne to catch thferKeat prayers
he thanked, and I be. bo requested to ... j u a -. nAri;i r,. .n,i ,n w
'-.a - . . r ! ULLCICU U V X LA U1UI IrtAft aAV '
furnish a copy ot his excellent aaarps iot d , th' ef for OUr dead ? Can we
pub ication. , . L . , do less than mind our tears with
Tne company, ajier waiurc uu m uu5. -lhat are .lcft of Company '.lv"
Bannerman aud asking tr his address, -m m;mory of those gallant braves,
was assured by him othte high dppre- whoSe sun of lite went out. and whose
ciation ot their cordiality and Kinancss unBa ara rtt wohino- nmn fields as
and while he could not turnish acopy. it famous as tho pass of Thedopyla? or
furnish snch ex tracts as to him would ,rV. n,f i,-Ffr
seem tit--which are as follows :
: These has aever since the days
which the stars san- together, been a rejoice witU tbc mnzJll of, tba litUe
people whose souls did not thrill, and bnd and to gay J0 them, that we; blush
wuofte i-wt um u. r; for no deed or act ol tneirs. rne ana
blood coursing throujh their veins at taiLhful Vou have been in war. trie and
the very mention of lioerty. ine cen , .-thf ri u meaof rjeace. and td yoo.
turions ot the misrhty l.aesars wno tay, we can proudly point as the
made it prouder to be a Roman citizen representatives of all that is
tuu w w -iu6, i-uo noble, true, brave ana patriotic.
rvia.rR aduiuy. wuu iui ui ia. iajuiiuvi
rhe ffallant heroes of Com Dany "K"
were our friends, our neighbors and
world as he basked beneath beauty s
sway to catch inspiration from the dark
eyed sorcerehs ot the Nile, as well as the
mighty legions and myriad hosts that
did battle beneath the banner of a
Xerxes or a Cyrus, were all actuated by
that same impulse that fired the bossoms
of those brave heroes 'who donned the
gray, and who went to a soldier's
grave with the flag of
their country around them.
. It is therefore meet, my friends, up
on an anniversary like this, that the
ritirpn soldiers should meet together
and commemorate the day upon which
they donned their martial garb, and
The Most Comfortable Route
' , TO TH K , , I
MOUNTAINS !
gXCURSIOX TICKETS ARE. MOW OK
sale at the office of this Company for all point
in WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA .
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run through
from Charlotte to Old Fort. Thence to
Ashevllle passengers have a tine view of the
Mountain Scenery from an OBSERVATION
CAB, leaving Okl Fort at LISA. M.. arriving
at Asnevlllo at :.--.. u., ana warm ennug
at 14.10 P. M. V. W. CLARK, i -
june 11 Iny , icnTl Passenger Agent
Wilmington & Weldon R, R.
Company.
8ECKKTARV AMD TnK4SITRKE'S OTYXCX
Wilmington, N. t.f May 22, ieS,
puBBUANCB or
.1
A RESOLUTION
adopted by Directors of the Wilmington
& Weldon Rail Road Company, at a meeting
held this day, a special meeting of the Stock
holders of said Cerapany, will be held la the
city of WUmlngton, at the office of the Com
pany. at 11 o'clock, A. M.. on Thursday,
the fist day of June nextj "to take Into
eonsidexatlou the location ana building of
a Railroad from some point ; on the said
Wilmington A Weldon Railroad South of Wil
son to Florence, S. C, en the Wilmington, Col.
nmbla & Augusta Railroad, or some point
East thereof on aald roads, and such farther
action in this matter as the said Stockholders
assembled in meeting may consider proper."
Exports Foreign.
Barque Qlacicr. Capt. Morse, cleared
to-dav for "London with ' 342 barrels
rosin, and 1,400 casks spirits turpen
tine, valued at $25,310. shipped by
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. '
Cotton.
i The receipts of cotton at this port for
the week closing with to-day loot up
lit bales, as compared with 219 bales
for the corresponding week of last year,
ajciecrease this week of 115 bales. The
may K-tm
J. Y. THOMPSON.
- Secretary
receipts of the crop year to date foot np
..it- rwvr th dsva that are no-more
Vnr this DuiDose are we here to-day.
The dead heroes of the past wilt look ! 127 0i8 bales, as1 against 135,867 bales
down upon you irom uu" tn -.me date last vear. a decrease this
tkiii .asm ni i m iniTiH wiui i .
hprin and their tears will mingle with
vour tears upon that bannerthat ier
11 ,1 k.A . V. i . Mj-i Afl-I A-
sons never aisnonoreu iiu iuw. uu
my coma cause tnem to trau jo iu
dust. - . -; - . , " .
So many years have been gathered
to the bosom of the centuries that " are
cone : so many years have passed
and you that are left of eallant Co.
"K" have become accustomed to those
year of 8.849 bales.
Messrs. A. &. I. Shrieis have receiv
ed, per express, a large lot of Children's
Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
in different shades, which they will sell
at astonishingly low" prices. ; Call early
and procure-a suit for the boys. - f
Wanted
GERMAN GIRL AS COOK AND TO
make herself generally useful In a small fam
ily. Enquire at once at corner Nun aad Fron
, 1 GEO. IIONNET.
Street,
jane
Soda "Water! Soda Water! ;
TTflTII PURE TViVTT JUICRS,
. 8EASOK 133
MiSERAL WATER ON OttAtiIIT.
ICE COLD.
WII-UAU H. GREEN,
pi U I DnigsUt.
For Gale.
y MuSLEROf riCKSAt'E. Per
II as never been c?el. - Will 1 ft
soVl cheap. App'.ylo " .
jnaell lwcae Cr.ONLT & MOr.15.
QNK NO.
Icctlj tieV.