S" ,0
KATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Squsrs ono week $1
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uno fcq:iare tfro weets 1 50
Ota Sumrtj or tenth 3 60
..o Siju e ti re: months ... 6 00
Ouorq.i-kre s'.s mouth? 10 CO
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'l iitionsl S-iauica it i-r.pottioaa ra'.es.
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VOL. 31.
WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1875.
NO. 45
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frdi'.-r'i g; he has labored
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a trie iie?y
nafuresof!
tu- l.t-, and h.;s kept them
d- .f vioh r.ee under the
.iiv'h? tv-"iTu-.e ;it, whose oc-
.i.i'iii 'on i;a. heretofore
r ii' inii-s -ome colon-.ble
for ill. a ri, ,n that Mi--s:.-
t-.-t ):iw-- (;d:l g Jj'aie in
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d to ei'.t. riijto c'.nibiaa- j
i r the cfirp'-t-b '7ger or
fu-Ia,-.. Th.-y bided their j
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' ;'e f i'r ,:d to vote it are vou?
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.'" X,' ' t'-,'irs you a'-e afraid to
-5' t:" ,t: u,a vole the Democratic
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sees that it is voted
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.'O i-etures, aud is paid
- ! as won t
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tL: t-rZ T"-' Vu xl fco bJ voteg. r.nd at
W. tfcCil,e tLe Penalty of
3 .?: HMtlAI, NOTE.
Capl KrucKz owaa up to h&vipg
wrif ren Ppctchea for ia in hers of Con-
frivss TvlJU cou'du't -write tLem for
tlieni'.elves.
is -s.iir.afcni -tLt in 420 yearn
mciv Amrri.-a will be witLout fuel.
A g-oii of in will be dead by
thrtt tiioc, jmd -vviil have n.j cause to
conin'aii) of lack of heit Detroit
free 7're.s.
J he '.v;i:stitutiun;l Convention of
North Carolina only cost g3 1,000, and
H " 'Her Constitution for the money
VH' - i tii'f. r .Ir-.fe. .1 f....l ., T,...t
- 1M I' I v ..f l ,i-rn .i .-.. e . .. .. -
;.v,-.,.-etir;g around Atlanta, Oa , for
tiie purpose of Inciting a largo colony
-f tlr-lr couulrrnviu in that noichbor-
ho',J.
Heiid niij.-.rity for Oov-
iwi -r of Maryland is 12.S21. Iude
jj i i iii'MS will l.jsriliy venture Hgain
ti itt-iat to defeat the regular nom
i i:i-"-.
! Ou'citnati Enquirer pays:
j O tait is as nmeh r-f a hnrd mcney
; i-m: now i any of m. He wouldn't
j r,-;;; r!':lt m-PKage of pPt to Con-
frje--s D cer.iber, 1S7:3, if you'd pay
! him ten doll at s, oi.d Grant is exceed
ingly f ud of money.
Thh majority for the new conatitu-
ti. i, i. .Missouri i now estimated at
fr.-m fr.i.O' -O to 7.,000
The people tf
t!,:lt Ht!l"' -vi.lont.ly ktow a good coa-
UZ rV. 1 d'-rPOrflfirt mniovitv in
S; its.- of v, a- Yoik, at thulato e!ec
fvr U 'i-w, wa 15,239. Thar is
v.' - u iiiy enough to insure a much
- f.f. r democratic majoriiy fuv Prefci-
- it in 187l.
.dA;uiE Davis, -laughter of the ex-Pre-idtnt
of th- Con fedei ate States,
s r;-p.rted, about to marry A. J.
r., cashier of the National
I'ar.k of Meuitdiis.
Tin: r.- e. tit Ambassador of the Sul
r ti nt Yienea ha" betea called home
to ('onstrt-tinopie to h-. corns) Minister
r.i ,Fore:jn A flairs. Tins is a change
iis h interest f reform, as the Am
b:i.ef:ulor has faith in the propositions
made by Knssia and An.stria.
TI. Miciiaeli is aid to have received
sixty-eight phiy on (he subject of the
Aru'.i;-isu Kevciutiou for ex.-aninatioo
as competitors for the prizes. Tlie
awards w ill not be made until Decem
ber. The c-ib'e says that several of
1 the do.mn. possess "remarkable
; merit. But nh.fd will poor Michuelis
j Vie expected o read them all?
CitAivFORD county, Pa., has ia oper-
atio.. "8 factories, producing 5,310,000
; j i.U 'd- of c"!--ee; Erie county 22 fac
i pro-.neii:$r 2.10.000 ltoumls of eheese-
-, .
i re r an..! ananrro counties 11. ?uo-
uuehig 047,700 pontids of cheese; the
aggregate ia tin: four northwest coun
ties ot LVnn.-vivauia is 101 factories.
in -i:
Tu;-. New York Ihtlletin, ordinarily
I.i;p;mi 1, jirotefets against the heavy
" i.nitL -ns of taxation' Fedeiul,
Sf.,if: . , e ran iy nnd inur.ieipal imposed
t.he. N itional baiik. but says
iiothinf? about the prohibitory tax of
ten p- r cent oa the taxation of ail oth
er bai'.ks.
Tin-: :o--s of the steam-hip Pacific,
wiih n. ar'y aU on board, is one of
.-ea-t-raedies which curdles the
olood. Among the officers supposed
to have gone down with the ill-fated
erai't is Mr. Ho '.veil, a brother-in-law
of Jc lien on Davis. We trust that the
f - t '.dd by the only iiionu survivor
is s.-i-e ptihio of modification, aud
th"t, proscntiy, we sh-dl hear of other
per. - fins having been rescued,
Tlx (ioviti.xoK Yavce, of North Car-
l,il"-Ml;K xnasiivtue
hist ednesday, cailed upon ?drs.
Po'k. During the conversation she
asked 'he ex-Governor where he at
pie-sent resided ii Korth Carolina.
"C-iiail itte," was the response. "Were
you l.-rn in Mecklenburg county?"
"No madam, in a county which you
have doubtless seldom heard mention
ed the county of Buncombe." "Ah,
sir, th-it then probably nceounts for
your bunc iube speeches," she laugh
ingly responded.
The law known as the Plimsoll act,
which was passed in the last session of
the I;, gash Parliament, went into
eff et on the 1st of October. it will
be inter's ing to shippers of produce
to T'urepe to know that this law pro
vided tio't no carg'" of which more than
ohft-ihiiu eoi.id.-'s of aiiy kind of gra'n
1 1 1,,. -. i l
o(ij, i iee, i:Mii . jiiiisL-, -js. mum ui
nut - kc-trie's j-hall be carried on board
ai;y British ship unless it is coutained
i.i l)?gs. sacks or barrels, or secured
from hiitiug by bonrds, bulkheads or
otherwise. ('Apt eus who permit the
vio'atiou of tiie law are liable to a
fine of .C200.
i Okx! hTj IcCtKnnAV, in an inter
I v'ew vitli a B-iltimore Gazette reporter
upon the poilti al situation, declared
that he va:i not, in the field and was
seeking no c futie. but expressed him
self in favor of hai d money through a
gradual return to a specie basis, and
frnvi ri-monr. In cooc'usion, he an-
noma - - a ;nu.-e!t as tnorongtny menn-
ied with 'he Democratic partv, look-
i'ig to v: s-.ieeess "as the ultimate
m'-.-n j of -.-t; oi :g haiiaony to the na
tion.'' G ii- tfd M'-Clcdlan thinks cf
nnik'ig Jli:t;moreh:s permanent home.
ConoiiEu Cadet Baker, of Miesip-
sinoi, iias oeen 0 1 emisse u irom tne u.
Naval Academy by the ret i nest of
the superintendent. His presence at
tiie academy has been the occasion of
continued trouble, several of hi3 class
mates having been dismissed for mo
lestir him. B.it a recent board of
inquiry has demolished the theory that
Baker was a victim to caste and the
color line. The latest case in which he
was involved developed the fact that
oa 1., uiwlflomijnl Kol.
of decency, together with an accu-
mula ion of minor offences, demanded
his dismissal. Baltimore Sun, 9th.
Tins Chatt'inooga limes tells of a
wonderful yield of corn on lands of
Tom Crntchfield, late Congressman
from Tennessee. The land ia Tennes
see river bottom, and the xiver over-
flowed it in March, leaying a deep de
posit of sediment. The corn was plan
ted from the 20th of April to the 1.1th
of May rather late. An acre was
measured off and the corn gathered on
the 2d of October yield ll'JJ bushels.
Another acre was gathered on the 21st
October, and the yield was 114 J bush
els. An average acre of hia upland,
gethered on the 22d of Oatober, yield
ed 5oi bushels, and another 58J bushels.
Pu of. Beckbk, of the University of
California, recently made an announce
ment which has made the bonanza
kings feeU a little nervonn. These
ientlemen have long boasted that the
supply of silver ore Lu the bonai z
mines at Virginia City ia inexhausti
ble. Professor Becker states that the
great Comstock vein has passtd from j
inclosing walls of porphyry aud syeuite
into solid syenite, which indie iter,, the
scientists say, that the vein will soon
cease to yield altogether.
Db. Hunter MoGuire sends to the
Richmond Dispatch a long account of
"Stonewall'' Jackson's laht words :
"About half-past 1 he was told that he
had but two hours to live, and answer
ed again feebly bnt firmly, 'Yery good,
it is all right.' A few moments before
he died he cried ont in his delirium,
'Order A. P. Hill to prepare for ac
tion ! Pass the infantry to the front
rapidly! Tell Maj. Hawks' theu
stoppd, leaving the sentence unfinish
ed. Presently a smile of ineffable
hw eetue.as spreiMl itself over his pale
?;tee aud then he said quietly, and
with an expression aa if of relief. Iet
us cioss oer tbe river and ro.t under
the shade of the trees,' and then with
out pain or the least struggle, his spir
it passed"
It vf organised on the 7th of Sep
tember.aud adjourned sine din on the
11th of October, remaining in sasssion
just 35 days. Now what was the cost ?
One h'iiidrert and nineteen members
at 4 per day,
wpoaker and two Secretaries, $ each.
Four KnwTOFsing and .Enrolling
'lerk!. two Doorkeeoprs, $5 each.
Two Paes, $1 each,
Total cost per dar,
Tliiny-w'x days, at "$,12 per day U
Avpraire mileage, member, U
Printing otlier contiyeuciea,
476
IS
an
2
$1S.9H6
2,4H)
2 WJO
Total coot of ConTention, $-3,S3
If the worJt of the Convention is
ratified, more than seven ttmes this
amount will be saved every year.
The people can now see what was
promised and what has been accom
plishad. Every Radical paper and
speaker proclaimed that the cost of
the Convention would be five hundred
thousand dollars, and that it would
ever remain a burden upon the people.
The Democrats, on the other hand,
ptomised that the expense could not
exceed thirty thousand dollars, and the
amount would be saved in one year.
The result i that the cost is less than
thirty thousand dollars, and the saving
will be.oae hundred and seventy thou
sand'dollara every year. Let the peo
ple decide between the promises and
performances of the two part'es.
Hon. John Mauning and Dr. W. F
Stroud, delegates to the Convention
from Chatham county, have publish
ed at address to their constituents,
from which we extract the following:
The difference in expense under our
present constitution and the constitu
tion as proposed to be amended, it is
thought will bo as follows, viz :
t'nder
Fr s- nt onstition.
Gin Assrn'ypr an'm. .$45,000 01
xupreiue ourt -'udfres, 12,.V'0.nO
S merior ("ourt Judges, 3-i,00'l.ro
IViiitentiarv 109.00 00
T'nder
Amended.
M2'2 320 no
7,S" 0
J22,!50n 00
5 ',0'JO.Oo
Co. tijv't, Co. Treasurer, 75,0()O.00
Total $271,600.t0 fl -2.32ri.0O
The saviog in money will be 8109,180
per annnm in favor of the amend
ments. The Fair Ball.
The City Hall was a gorgeou3 seen
of youth and beauty, and maiiy dan
cers crowded the spacious floors and
tripped the light fantastic until the
"wee sma' hours." Never did maiden
look fairer or more winning, or youth
never more gallant and attentive. Fai
ry forms and smiling faces thronged
the halls and corridors, and drifted
away softly and smoothly in the intoxi
cating mazes of the waltz, with tread
as light and airy as
Foot ta'ls .f sjrarihim
1'hat tinkled cn tli turtt 1 floor."
The Hall was beautifully festooned
with banners, and these together with
the flowing lights aud musically mov
ing figures formed a scene at once at
tractive aud enchanting.
An (legaut supper was served at
about one o'clock and the weary dan
cers did ample justice to tbe array of
viands that covered the tables. This
very interesting portion of the even
ing's entertainment was furnished at
about one o'clock, when all again took
then-selves to the dancing-hall when
the tripping of the light fantastic was
krpt up until the Day God began
throwing aside the curtains of night.
An Item.
We watched him as he staggered
around the corner of the street and
defied the lamp posts to strike h;m
aud tb'nhe lowered his voice to a
soothing stutter and began to sing
"Aii i e from ti-'ree,
tplrjit-- dazzle in vain."
Then he continued his walk until he
stumbled and fell, and raising himself
on his hands he softly said:
"It was evr thus since childhood's hour,
1 hf ve sren rov fondest hopstake flight,
1 bife never drnnk a whiskey sour,
But what it mde me tight.
'f he Hear Fight.
Small hand bills distributed through
the streets yesterday morning, an
nounced that a "Bear Fight" would
take place in the Court House yard
at 3 o'clock, and in which bruin was
expected to eat fifty bull dogs. Wish
ing to see such a performance we hap
pened at the Court House in time to
get in through the crowd assembled
to witness seven huge bull dogs be
longing to Mr. Geo. F. Tilley, attack
bruin. The fight was terriffic and
defies description, the dogs were badly
bitten up, and bruins ears were gnawed
off. Bat the former were declared
the victors.
l" 'itilutoii and the West
By the invitation of Mayor CaDady,
himself ons of the Commissioners,
quite a number of our citizens met
Major W. W. Rollins aud Col. W. S.
Pearson, the other Commissioners of
the "Western North Carolina Railrord,
and the otner Western gentleman, in
the rt-adingroom of thePnrcell House.
A bountiful repast in Colonel D:vis'
uhu1 style was sef ved. After some
time spent in social converse, Mr.
Wiib'aia Caider, of Iverchner & Colder
Bros., ia behalf of the citizens of Wil-
miugtou, we corned the Commissioners
and their friends. He said,
M(jor Rollins and Gentlemen from
W estern Aortft Carolina :
It gives us pleasure as bnsiness men
and citizens of Wi'mington to greet
you in our midi-t, and extend a cordinl
welcome to you for yourselves, and as
representatives of that insure of our
Sta'e with wlncu we Lave long desired
closer and more intimate relations.
both business and social. Poets have
had much to say about "the mountains
kinsiug the sea, ' and there are doubt
leas those amocg us more competent
than myseii to ep ak ia eloquent terms
of the greerirgs sent from "shores of
,1,. 1, u 0lu " Knl ie
l'. r.j ii i.v i i.tii i t. ii s i v v , ii i u . . .
uja'.as with us, prtotical bnsiueas men
to crystalize into facts these dreamings
of poets and orators, and unite iu a
practical way, and by the indissoluble
bonds of common interest, ttie two
secttons of our Htate. We feel the
citizen. of Eastern and Westtrn North
Carolina have never known each oth
er, and we think it should be so no
longer. It has loug been a cuerished
dream of Wilmington and her people
to push her railroads across your
mountains. By uutiriug efforts, by the
exp-nditure of much mon-y, and by
the aid, pecuniary aud otherwise, of
gun denies from other sections who
hitva lent their time, and their money
aud their talents to this work, we have
completed our Carolina Central Rail
way to its present terminus, and by
connection with the Western North
Carolina R.ulroad have r 'ached the
foot of the mountains. To you. gen
tleman. Commissioners of that Rail
road, we say that the people of the
East are as determined as those of the
West that that road niall be completed;
but we want it completed in the inter
ests of North Carolina and of North
Carolina's port. We are determined
that you shall find in this metropolis
a market for your products as good as
any the Atlantic seaboard can offer
ysu, and we are satisfied that we can
lay at your doors as cheaply as can
any others, the commodities of any
market to which the boundless waters
of th ocean give access.
In this spirit, and learning that
there are about three miles of your
railroad which you and your people are
especially anxious io completo, as they
will tak-3 you over and beyond the
Dark Hollow Pull, the most of the
wagon road from Old Fort to Ashe
ville. I allude to that portion of the
road from O'd Fort to Malone's stor -,
which we learn is all graded and reidy
for the iron and learning also that
your Commission are embarrassed for
means to purchase the iron necessary,
owing to the restrictions placed upon
you by Legislative enactment; in this
spirit, I say, and with an earnest de
sire to convince the peopie of your sec
tion of our hearty goodwill and co
operation iu their cherished scheme,
the merchants, bankers aud business
men of Wbrnington hp.ve come togeth
er, and by a united effort have raised
sufficient money to purchase iron for
three miles of railway immediately,
and have deputed me, through the
committee, to tender you the loan of
this iron until such time as your re- !
plenished coffers enabh s'you to pay for j
it, or until the meetiug of the Legis- i
lature, w len such legislation can b
had whicu will put it iu your power to
repay us, and push your roadoer and
beyond the Blue Ridge. We trust you
will accept this ofier as frankly as it is j
made, and we assure you that we have
been spurred up to the endeavors we
have made jot only because of the ftd
vautages of trade we expect to derive
from yocr section; not only because
we desire to reach a portion of our coun
try famed the work! over for its beauty
aud grandeur, but because that coun
try is North Carolina, and we are
North Carolinians.
Iu reply Msjor Rollins assured our
citizens of the great interest which the
people of Western North Carolina felt
in Wilmington as a home poit. Assen
tially, North Carolinians in all their
sympathies and feelings if was their
wish as it was their interest to build
tip a city of their own. They only a-k-to
be m-t half way, and the commer
cial re atious between the sections
would be as close and as lasting as
their kindly feelings. He spoke of the
prosp cts of the Western Railroad
anel the Ci mp'etioa of that, portion
now ready for the iron, which he was
ghid to know would be secured by the
aid of the business m"n of Wilmi g
ton, would give that .oal the entire
busiuess of one of the very finest sec
tions of the State.
Colonel Pt arson rose to a teas' to
Western North Carolina, in which the
kindly sentiments of Mjor Rollins
were ricterated.
lie proposed "Our City by the Sea,"
trusting it would do as much for itself
as the Government aud its Represen
tativ s in Congress had done for it.
This cal ed Hon. A. M. Waddeli to
his feet, who in his happy style, res
ponded. Colonel Waddeli proposed the for
eign trade of Wilmington, to which Mr.
Alexander Sprunt, the English Yice
Consul responding, giving some valu
able nud interesting feis in regard to
our foieign trKue nnd its prospects.
"Our Grocery Merchants," brought
Mr. Keichner to his feet, who is rendy
for any a- d every duty which devolves
upon him.
Captain C. D. Myers was called upon
to respond to the Ocean Turnpike,
and did it well.
Dr. Roberts was called out in res
ponse to the Carolina Central Railway.
Captain I. B. Grainger responded to
a toast to the Financial interest of
North Carolina.
The Press of the State was proposed
by Colonel Pearson, and responded to
by Majov Engelhard.
Colonel S. L Fremont in reply to a
toast to the Practical Railroad Man,
gave a glowing account of the resources
of the country, which had been
opened up to Wilmington by the com
pletion of the Carolina Cential Rail
way and its connections with Western
North Carolsna. Colonel Pearson also
spoke of some of the resources of his
section, which were new and would be
profitable to oar trade.
Mr. Williams, of Asheville, and Col
onel Arkinsou replied to toats, and af
ter rvn hour or two passed most agree
ably, the party separated.
The occasion was a pleasant one, and
wa hope that such re-unions with our
Western friends will often ocour.
Constitutional Amendments.
1st Amendment: That section 4, of
article 9, be stricken out and two new
sections be substituted. The section
to be stricken out is in regard to lands
given to the state by congress and the
annr-mrifttinn of fln Mnnlf im
appropriation of fines, penalties, &c.
The section to be substituted gives all
lands aud proceeds of lands, given by
the United States to the state, to ed
ucational purposes; and all swamp
lands, fines, are to be used for
purposes of education.
2nd Amendment strikes out section
17, article 3. and substitutes a section
providing for th establishment of a
bureau of agricn'iure, immigration
and statistics, and the protection of
sheep husbandry.
3d Amendmeut adds to section 25.
of article 1, that secret political so
cieties are dangerous to the liberties
of a free people and should not be
tolerated.
4th. Amende section 10, article 3,
by providing that the governor, with
the advice of the senate, shall appoint
all offices whose appointments are not
otherwise provided for.
oth. Abrogates aud amends section
15, 16 aud 17, of article 4, and allows
ttio general assembly to allot and dis
tribute all judioial power among the
several counties except that of. the eu
prejae court which is fixed by the con
stitution itself.
Cth. Strikes ont sections 1 aud 2. of
article Id, and forbids calling a cou
vention without first coi;ultuiK the
people at the polls.
7th. Provtdts for submitting the
amendments to the constitution to the
people, at the polls, Tuesday after the
1st Aionday in November, 18ib. The
amendments will pe ratified or rejected
together.
8th. Provides for publishing the or
dinances for the information of the
people.
9th. Requires the judge to reside
in the district for which he is elected
and forbids his holding court in t,he
same county more than once in four
yc ars.
10th. Reduces the number of judges
from 12 to 9, and authorizes the legis
lature to increase or diminish the
number.
11th. Provides for the assembling of
the legislature in January instead of
November.
12th Hits civil rights on tbe head
by forbidding white and black chil
dren going to the same school, and
providing that no discrimination shall
be made to the prejudice of either
race.
13th Fixes the pay of the members
of the General Assembly at $4 a day
and 10 cents mileage, and limits the
session to 60 days. If the session is
prolonged beyond 60 days, members
receive no pay.
14th Provides that the term of office
for the senators and members of the
legislature shall begin at the time of
their election.
15th, That section 29, of article 2, is
amended to allow the general assembly
to change the time of holding elections
for the general assembly.
16th Strikes from the constitution
section 4. of article 2, which is the old
republican gerrymander of the senato
rial districts in 1868.
17th Reduces the number of sn-
prem ? judges from five to turee, as our
fathers had it.
18th Declares that the julicial power
shall be vested in a court for the trial
of impeachments, a supreme court, su
perior courts, courts of justice of the
peace, and tuch others inferior to the
supreme court as may be established
;v law.
19th Establishes the supreme court
in Raleigh, until otherwise provided
by the general assembly.
20th Strikes section , article 2,
from the constitution. This section
was the old republican gerrymander
of the house of representatives, and
the people can do without it.
21st lorbnls vacating any office or
term of offico dow existing under the
constitution.
22r.d Provides for the election of
j jiiges ot the supreme court aua supe-
or court, by general ticket, or vote
of all the people, but hIIows the gen
eral assembly to change the mode of
electing superior court judges from
gee Tid tiekeit to district elections.
2.11 Requires 12 months' residence
in the utate, an 1 00 days iu the county ,
lefore a uin can vote, arnl excludes
felons and ex-penitentiary convicts
from holding office or voting until re
stored to citizenship by due process of
law.
24th. Provides for the remo
val by the legislature of anv
judge of the auper;or court; for men
tal or physical disab-lity. it also pro
vides for the removal of clerks of the
supreme and superior courts by the
same reawon. Appeal in caseof re
moval is allowed as in other cases or
tiuits.
25th Provides that article 7 of the
cons'itution be amended by adding
thtit the gener d assembly shall hiive
power to modify, change or abr gate
suy aud all of tiie provisions of the
article, and substitute others iu their
place, except section 7. 9 and 13. This
allows the legishdiire to uppoini mag
istrates as under the old constitution.
26th Given jurisdiction to justices of
the peace over civil actions founded
on contrnct, when the sum does not
exceed $200 ; aud allows the justices
to call iu a jury of six men in certain
cases.
29th Authorizes the employment
of ouvicts on public works and high
ways. 28th Adds the following new sectiou
to article 4 : "In ca-a the general as
sembly shall establish other inferior
courts, the presiding officers and clerks
thereof shall be elected in such a man
ner as the general assembly may pie
scribe." 29th Forbids mairiag between
white and black and il persons of ne
gro descent to the third generation.
30th Adds to article 1, section 24 :
"vothing herein contained shall justi
fy the practice of carrying concealed
weapons or prevent the legis'atare
from enacting penal statutes agaiust
said practice."
31st Abolishes section 31, of article
4; and provides for filling all vacancies
in offices provided for by this urcicle,
by the governor not otherwise pro
vided for.
32d Provides for paying officers and
members of the convention.
23d Gives power to the supreme
court to try issues and questions of
fact as under tha old constitution.
All flies are very wise. No one ever
knows, as he sits in a dose, how much
a fly knows that alights on his nose,
till he leaves the blows, when away
the fly goes.
Some excitement was created about
dusk last f veniig by a difficulty in a
store between the clerk and a colored
man, in which a pistol was drawn, fol
owed by an arrest. Jo damage done.
Nearly all the visitors at the Fair
have left tha city.
WILL CURB
Scrofulous Ilumur,
Veuetisik will eradicate irom the srstem
every tint of cro!ut ivud croiulou Humor.
It has perma- 'ntlv eured ihu-audi in Bltn
nd vir.inicv rh. had been locg and painful
utiernr..
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.
L. T!ie marvelous eftoct of VcB-ri&a ifi caseo"
PC';er inH a-!ce ou, Homor cinllenmi the
iu'.oi ruiuvu h 'nuan ot ti;o m.-MVcnl rvciltv
nun of whom are preserib n VKGimjiK to
tbeir patit-nts.
Canker.
never faiie.
Danker.
VEOKTifii has never failed to ctire tia most
mflexib'e c se .-f danker.
Mercurial Diseases.
Tho Vehetinb meeM w'th wonderful rucc.-8
in the cure or this class or di8:iaes.
Pain In Hie Bones.
Tn this complaint the Vkghtine ia tliq gra'
rme.iir, as it rem-jves from ihe. svsteui tac p-o-duciog
cue.
Salt Rheum.
Tetter, SaH h-iicj, seM Head,
certil leldtothe great Kit jrtivo tfl'-s-ts of
Vkqktise.
Erysipelas.
Vbgetink h n-jver failed to cure the most
inveterate case of Krysi t'e.la.
PlmnlPS 911 d nnmnn iT tlm I.-., iw.
- - - va iuv ittiCi I
Ke.ju bli .iild t'.-tch us tUnt a b'.inebv, ro-U I
or pimp.eil iikio di:p,!i-js ei tirely upon an-a? J
ternal eause and no .n'wi-rd ai'.plicH.ion ' I
ever cure rm ieto-t. V koktinss ii the grc.t
blood puritier.
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
Are caused by an impur tt of the Void
Ulansa the Mood tln ronifhiy wltb Vesetikb,
abd these o mp'aiti's will disappear.
Catarrh.
For thisc mplv.it ?h?only substantia' ben-
nt -mi In obcuiaed through ili-i bljoi. Ve-jb-use
Lithe greji IiIo-tI p i--.ti-r.
Constipation. 1
Veoktink do. not art a a catlaa'-tic lo de
bi lt-iti the bowel, but .-lame ill the oraar,
enabling eac to pt rtorm the functiens devolv
ingu.on them.
Plies.
Veqktink h is restored tho isai ds to heattri
who have bean, ioujj and painful fuferers.
3yspepsia-
I f Veobtine is taken rutrilar'v. a-cor iini to
di-eotions, a certain ard speedycure will follow
Faintness at the Stomach.
VkSbtib is not a stimu ating bitter whirh
criHts a fictitious appetite, but a gentle tonic
which agists nature to restore the utomih to a
healthy action.
Female Weakness.
Vkgrttith actv Oirectlv unon the e.ns-s of
these complaint-. It invigorates snd s'rergth
en th whole srst. m, acts uton the secretive
organs and allays inflammation.
General Debility.
I". this compIVmt the eood eft'et if tbe
ehbt!nk are realized imniediatelv after com
me.ieing to taVe it ; as dsbilitv denotes de
ficiency of th blood, and Vmhtise art
direetiy uwin the blood. oct:$-4w
Yegetine is Sobl by all IVnargists.
ARF&TQ 2 ELEGANT OTlT CHROM0S
( O mniintetl. K'T.". Pull. tor !.
Novelties and Chromos or etrerv tiescri: t.n.
Natioi-al r r..mo tjo. , cbla..Pa. 4c
S25
a day j-i. -"'-.m nai-a .n- Well
Aueer and Drills. $IOO a
llloititl tsil i I A jell's. AuT
book fe. lilj! u r (lo.. St. LMii..
AGENTS WANTED ! Medals and Diplomas Awarded
tor HPLWAN SniOTflDf l DIDI TO
NEW I IU I UUIrtL UluLuu
1300 Illustrations. Addr tor new cicc-ilars,
A.J. HOLM AN Sc. CO..SM AitCH St.,
r u i 'Hi 3 1 ti! i . r a.
1CIN0 READING. PSYCH0MANCY FASCINATION.
If Soul Channina. Mesmerism, and Marriaae
lluide. ho-iriir li or eirtier s-x fafie.i-e
and gMti f lie love sml f,- l'on of anv i.prfon
thsv cli()"e ins'a'if'v. SOU racJ. mail 51
c-ti.s. H;iit 1:19 S. "t1! Ri.. "h . P.
8io fi zMoV'tiXtitz. "a "i
pae b 'k 11 i? e. : -Mci mi 1 fini4 of
s ft,""", "'"'nrrv r.- i.iTiii nrun pn titi
John Hickling & Co., utjIU infjiJ
For
COUGSsnOLDS.HORSENES3
AM) ALL THK0.iT DISEASES,
Use
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS,
Pi'P 1-1 ONLY IN Bi.UK liOXBi.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
r"'TSe 2'ugNfs cirr-lH-, M; t .1 ef
TON !IO .1. V iv jfc .-o . p-iitd . Pi.. pa
WIFE N O. ia
BY ANN E'JZft YOUNG,
Brighams' Rebellious Wife
8?llie on'v eonitlet- -p.-e. o all t!-c
Secrets"' Brisham's Harem "'-r
written, rt.-rn n.r:u. :-i -tu. A H W fcL'ZA
rcr exHis s t tne irf, as no other
woman can t"1 secrets, mvsterius
;'i crimes u.-nni v t.ftnu .i i .i v
iaray. troui tiie ery b-inT-,;i. --.u-.v
Illu-tratii n-inantitv It.ewnV. It is .'i
: t'M
selling txin t"!l'"tie'i. IO,UUO m.i-e men
a-d women civ 'hvh empuvneiit an I mn e
foirn sa ti $io -ivy. All live agents
um wi-.ihij toe , lut-era-fd :-r - :-.i.s wi i- Urge
tent. son! f-M T'.. -sot 1 1-iv but :i-.i..r-ss
OUSTIN. OILMAN &. C iiauford,
ot.. OlliiafcO, 11,0, OlllCltiitUti, 0 IJ
WAITED
fir the be-it
g Prize Prtc.--
4gn it! the v oi M It niama 15 .'.e- ts p i.icr.
15 envel!te .g I'lmi pen. p:t h 1 u-r, pe'n-e,
nntpnt j-a-tl tpasu , an 1 a of j welev.
si..ri p-Tckait ith eUgnt p ize, T -si ;.,
Jr. Cirenia free. HKIDE i CO., 7fi: lro
way, N. V.
A NEW DAIL.Y PAPErT
IX WHiMIXGTOX.
ProsiiBClns oi tfes Eyenini Review'
OX OR AP.Ol'T OCTOBEliJ FIIST. THE
riid.'rsiir'H'il will Ix-gin f ie pub'ioitimi in
the .'ity of Wiliuingtim, of th-- Kvkxim: Review
The "Kcview will be puMisL.-d every -v. nii.ur,
except SuiutHy Its aim will be to fu nisi: t'le
lutes!, the b.t, and tiit ino.-t ro'.iable news, in
every nieaiiiiig of the erm.
Tin- Kdirorial lej.a: fni..!it will be in nVe ha-uls,
and tii l.)':al repots will b furnished by Mr
.lames for iiv-e years, past the local eihtor c.f the
lijiilv .fourii il.
Mr. lib ri.-s A. 1'ii p. a soi of of V ''
lou.tiis ! the ..lor sal sn i bimsoira ii-i -fiemti
e.f se-ei a.' yeio-s t-Xf.vrie'ee in O'e
m-s, will M-iv c !i-ut;ij f,t ti t? iiusi'ie sdei-a;t-mentBO-
the ppi-r.
UuUMiat att,ei.;i. n w'l b given to ie. mdr
ket rt ports Tvith ii vi tv of in: t-ishi g tit- iu I
t ansa-.i.'i s o- I'lrihi t-. the .-bis.- of r,-tt:
tile horns, ni tu s- Vo- .s will te "..!, !
a careful, llior--il zh'y ri(i"ri nc il r"-iertfi
n the whl.' .lie p;i-r w I be ni-w.-y -!;o ip
r,d r b - hie, n-.-l .i spot i n uiedi la lb oi Ii
bi h tiie po r n in m l the lib ri g i l ,s e.
ruay be no -r ,
Tortus of subscription : 5 j y -m, 5'i '-tne--
mon h and 12 cents a w-e-i. Ado t i;: rtes
very low
In connect ion with the n.vs ti- irirT:-e t'.r v
will establish t.K iseview nook nnii .lo'.i n- tn .
Ottice, when: competent and skiliird opera ti J
will be cni'iioy 1. an 1 where it is ne'-ilicFJ to s..y
we w li tlo our tiest to iu nish ou patious
with 'h best work for t'.ie lowest atuoiiut oi
money.
Josh T. James.
ng 1-tf- t has. A- Trice.
O ' 4 4-fy rr K 's - wm.l-
KtstJ V.'vJi el A'l cia-ses of work in?
re'.j to ,l both S'-itps, y- ur.g and o't, rrt.iVe
m ii- iu-riev a', w -. k for us, in thei' rwi. bt.-ni
iticri d'lTin:; th'r spare mom-tuts, or o,
Mn-"-, than at a -tlii- g else. v' o3'e- e7:ip'.y
m-it tha. -v.K piv hondscj nel.y tr overy hoti' '
worlr. full t'cri ars. term", et... sen- irr.
sent myont a-de-ss at once. Doa't del-iy.
So.f is your rtin. Oon'e look for work or
bu-i'tess c-lsowh re, an' l vou haa iT'.ted
ifl'it we o"r U. SllwnoN Si Co, Pore'and,
M ine. miy 25 -V4-i,w
Kortage Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF A MORtGr,3 FPOM
Joseph A. Erpe'hard to PL-tt i. Cowsi,
dared t.ctobr 1, 1871. a.-d auly registered in
Ko-ik i. 'J. page 46, o th Keghter of
1) ecs in the ofPc ? of New H unover Coutitv
And of another mortgage frjm Fngelhrd A
"annderst.o (.'has. A. Pric., executor of Alfred
L Price. da'ed A nl 4. 1S7I, and dui v reister
ed in Book I. I. I., pajje 1 '5. acd of a'lofner
n-o'tgge Item K.tigeibrd A Saunders to Dn
lel ti. i-owle, Mamu-1 W Vick snd Oscar o.
Parsley, Jr., datcl .Illy 19, 1ST3, snd duly
repisterert in Hmik L I.. L., pago 54, and of
another mcr cage irom Engeihar.l ssunrlers
to .John Hughes. Oeorge Howard and illiam
McRae, dsfd June 19. 1T5. and duly registered
in Book L. L. page 56, I will offer for sale,
at public auction, for cash, at the out House
in ihe City of WTmicgt n, on Tuesday, the .-Oth
day of November, 115, all the presses, tvpeg.
pVr er, roaehinery and material o' every kind
and deserii.t o belonging to th office of '-The
Paily Journai"ard The Wilmington .lournal"
situate in the building on Princ ss street, in the
Litv f Wilmingt n, known aa Tbe Journal
Bn'lding, togethe r with tbe gocd will of the
sill onlca and newspapers,
BOBT. BTRA27GE,
AttorneT.
The Kovel of the Season I
CHRISTIAN REIDS
A QULSTI0N OF H0X0R
"A Queti"Tiof Honor, by Ohvlatiau Reld, U
praised by the press aa a work hlgh.y ere-tititbie
lumnt-a-i m -ra.ar. xn ai)joiaol ex
tracts laretrom ery forabl- oriu-i.aia:
I'TVm the Fhiladrlphia Prett.
"A new w rk of fiction bv Christian eid U
always acceptahl . . : 'A Q eMo i ofHonir,
is a story of Southern society, wah a well con
structed and WfU-suotJnml plot, aad with a
aribd) which will be unanticipated by in..st
reaaars-"
from the iVcw Haven Remitter
"An almu-sbl. -told utarv, full of Incident
and plot, that are In -o resie.-.t overstrained,
and carrying iatens intere st iwtbe threads or
the i.arniuvn are caught up and joined to-gather-"
F mm ths LouinilU Carrier- Journal.
"Thes.oryl a ctiarmiag oa, and Is fnllv
worthy of thd author's reputation: ln.leed,it
hamrnriHliod. tha and nobles: ol a:l
that she has e written."
From the Botton Globe.
' Kxqnlsitelv clear in style and eleatod in
tone, autl is worth more than one careful read
ing From he Utxca Herald.
" The anthr-r has wrought wi'.h care, and
with a good ethical and artistic purpose. ard
tb-sj are the essential needs in the build.ng
lip of an American litirfurn.'
From the Bvt'on 6'ar'ho.
'-As - ccmrnbation tc 4mKri,'M filj-tioT .
QueeUonof Honor,' will more than m Jntain
the ai.roaJy enh8 re ntti)iol iu authjr.'
from the Bulfalo Courier.
The auth-jr of-'Vaeria .ylcner" Is one ot
fhe m Mt successful of thcij j '-vo tried to
coiistruat novels ;at or th crude material ct
American lif."
lvol.,nimo. Oloth. Plce. 81.73.
Milit-d toauv adlress wltt.iu Uie United
States, post-paid, on reeelnt of nrlco.
D. APl'LlfcTON & CO., Publ
Publisher.
& 5B1 Bboadwat, .N. Y.
ur?n d iwt
IS O rl? 1 O .
THE UNlhSlN.D O.FRRS For
Sale, one of ih bet Business
Locations 'n the OouLtyo' Bmuswick, in.
C ioui imu-e rr.m hailot e Hivjr. on ht is
known aethe New Hrltaiu Kovl. consist in f of
Nine Hundred and Ninety Acres
Oi land, on wiiicU a.r turpeutiu Linn piriiy
wuiKcii witn (Lie ciiann or rfauug or leading
von v-g boxes or Round Timber, with &
ijii'xl Distillery and nectsny flx'uree, all
in ruiitii -g oiaer. a. Store HOUSO. Iwel
lina Home, ami a'l iiromry out a-uses, for
su..ceHful rrcnecnf.on of the Turpentine
and Mercantile business
TERM : oue third Cash. One tird
In Months, ami one tbira i- nine iDontbs.
rTsneeision given Jan arv 1t.
THOMAS LtWIS
Ulipilll
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
M. FETTER. A.M., Prof . Ancient and Mod
em Languages.
E. W. ADAMrt, A.M., Prof. Mathematics.
I lie Third Term ot tills Institu
tion will begin on iTlonday. Auff. if,
and end oa ..londav, flee; -iO, 1S75.
TH LS cboo! is sitaate-1 in the town of Golds
bfro (the centre of four Railroads -, and
Irom its arcessibiity otters superior a lraa'aRes
to parents and gutrdians livl'igin the sur
rounding countries or in the Eastern portion
of the tate. The location is healthy, and
no fears -f .ickn-s ne-d b eniertsined
b parent "nding their wns 'o this pTace,
is not a single case of aerions ilineis o-enr-re
t in the School durit. the pat scholastic
vsr. N. rarent. therefore, can .reaonblv
be deterred from pstron-Eing this Schorl on the
sco'-e - f the unhealfhines of the lecafion.
Prof-ssr K. W Adams, who has chrgeof
he M"hematieal Deparfr ent, is an lum.ms
-f Kandoiph viacon College, and has been a
su-c"f ul teacher of y..n-b fir manf Tears.
The C4)tirsa of instruction 's sund, thorongb
nr.d exten.ivo an-1 seeks M dea op and improve
tie ment! powers of 'he pupils by training
them to think, and by teaching them fhe right
use of the faculties with wnica Mod has cn-dowe-1
them
he discipline of th" Hcbool. whils i. ! milo.
ti1 parental, enforces th dutr of obediet-ce
to eerv r'lle and regu'a-lon. As insn brdina
ititi ttnd disord-rl conduct are wholly Incoiu
padlil" with scho!allc traiine and mental
: rrtr. ss no boy who is md'siosed to itnprov
h f : m or Is an ininry to h's fellows, will be
r tMincd in the .''hool
ilo'al and religieiis iiKtnrtiir "-ecelves adne
har of at'ention ai-.d considerat-on tor un
l -ss the hurt and om'ciem e 1 instriic-red and
'- 't-bt d. m-re r-.-.cuiar !'-a-r will avad t.ii
'.iitle i e formation of a corro.-t and uprigh
characUr.
The four religions bodies being weli re pre
sen ted 'n tbia place, cv-rv boar.ier is s'l wed
to at'end tht . hurch o-i Sunday which his pa
renr may dv.-rig'nf-3. Th s wlh"aiid preference
f the parent will be strictly oils'": ed, as noth
ing nf sectarian chsracter is ronntenauce 1 in
(lie Srho 'I.
K 'ys re rrerarea tor alviced cl-vses ia
("olleg- or 'or the arrive business of lf'"e.
lie b-ii iling liilhertu known as ibe 'Fe
miile. 'o!lete " lias bo.'.n s cured by the Prinei-i-i1.
and wi'i hereaftei lie nsei'. a trhool for
!i.ys
f' sd!y weapons, mtox citing drink", po'an
ity and every species ot gambling are, strict iy
prohibited.
! rn
rerms, per Session of 20 Weeks
HALF IN A lV NO BALANCE ON
KI"-sr OF OOTOREH.
Tuition fur rnnur - department 515 oo
HijjU' r KuaP.sh - 20 0
dvio,-ed c!aies, with Al?e
bra, etc 2"; w
a iT inced clas"a wi-n I atin : o tl
" " avd with I Attn Oreek. ; 5 i.e
(In man . Fre."-b . aad b-tok-ket ptig, each
extra !5 00
F-oird. ineliidlng T-.H and lights 7 "5 00
m.'lder.tal . xp nsen. 2 "U
Each tu.lont ill furn'-Bh for hi own use,
;-ir -if blanket. P"ir ot" meet., a ; ar of pd
ii. w teases ud hi. towels.
X-j jcdiioti-j!' ta in I'u'.tio.i and ibiurd in chs;;
ot .!iniissi n or withdraWAl, and only in cats
of iTOtracttd Miclnuit.
Fcr ".irlher p-i-e-.icuinrs. address
M. FETTER. Ff incipal,
u!i-'J4-dtwS-.- aOUWBOKtl, N..
29 MARKET ST?
elating sold out ray fntfe stock of old grwls
AT AUCTION !
I 'isve Re-epened at my Old Btancl. A fresh
and well-selected S'Ock of
NC. BOOTS HATS
1 1 1 1 1 iti M 1 1
H lu e-Cps. which I will sell at the liwest
OA--.H fKK't.s. IJekw I .ivc vuu a lew
item witli prices a-?nexfi :
Rtsr t;o I-oes Irom 7c. to He, ner yard.
Hiewn i:o?o'i o.-m lic. to 10 . m r yd.
; d .fe-t s i -ni lie. :i.i.l to wards.
H-i'iie'if a.-.ii i tt-( ni Fli.iit-e s very Cheap.
Tb ..ki iK yr.a f r n.in lon.i and liberal
p itn-ri i. It 1 1-1 -t.e .-xf.Ttf.i-tt, t respet-
lul v ni.i'-ii r '-n.i'iMtia- tf Lhi same
i.. mv Tt- I'usiiiss
esp- c' rnll t Yours,
29 MARKET i REFT,
W ! tr..
octj'i
Diii B st HgiiscIio A M in tiie Worid
C. WEST & S3S' ALAODifl SECU
RITY GIL.
TVnrr.-vnte.l l Jleretijgffr Tut
luforscdby thr. Fire lnsufur.ee C.mymirs.
:fcvl th-T rotl i-wl'iiM-rtigeae, selected
lr..-u- i. ari others.
ilnwARn Fic !ns Po: "P li ltim
LTIMOStE, )
t i -:t-. J
! -ecc nib' r is,
'rffssrs tf- Wrst fc Son; Genileneti -i.'tii'
me i tie vaoou e!s ..tliS 'n his uiiy for i.lutui-i:--.:iii'
raipies I ta'te pleastira in reeom
I inoniline; ycur " Ala !diu Recurtt-" rs 'ho sale .
H-ia DeEC ever ise.i :n our nruv i:o:-i. cu e
truly,
'.signed! NnKKW SFESS, Pr s't.
-S-IT WILL WOT EXPLODE'
.1st your St -rk:per f or it.
wbok'e iron C: WEST SONs
11J 115 W. Lmb-irl Street, Baltimore.
st lerwt f rn
JOILN A. UXUAb & L0.
General Insurance Apocy
(FIRE, MARINE AND L1FK)
SiO.dOO.OOO Asieti Uepretml
OFFIOF Oommerclal Exchngs Bo;ld)D
North Water street.
net.
North Carolina Boma
Insurance Go.
THIS Company continues to write P3te!e
fair rates, on all elates of insurablb pro
arty All lotwes promptly paid.
Encourage Home institution'
R. H. Battle, Preaident; bmU Oaise , Boorr
tary.
Amu
15-f
rTHE CHILD KEV.s KKirXii, FuMi
JL a the Ox:ord orphan i-.u.ia. vTtto
a year.
iOJS n.AiM5jALEr r. yy. -
jletrv, editor, VVeeki v.at 1 on vr,:r
Oemocratic in politics.
WILSON ADVANCE Tt-rrv C. V'-i mo.
editor. Weekly . at 2 a "year, ikruo
cratic In politics.
ALBEMARLE TIMKS WeiMv. at Vi-..I-s.r.2
per armain I. II. Wiiiuton, c.i:
lor. Democratic in polit-3i.
THE FKANKI.IN COntl? 'K-I.m "sburs
M. C. G. S. ft tker. e.!:trand pon r:e l.7
Weekly,stf2 pei annaiu. D..aoctauc in lue
tics. THE CAROLINA HOUSE IOT,I "ii AO -ZINE
tiOid?lor. ,! ulius A. I: d
itor. Ionthlv, at 3 a ye.tr, oiie of 1 1 tine
literary works in tlia South.
CHARL. I i E DKMOi-KAT V,"! ia ,T.
Yates. e liter and i.rotiriior. w.-.-kK -r
t'i to per n: um.
WASH IN.; TON" hiUlO-
C. li uicer. eti.lnr n
-anict..n.
YVtekly.at 2 year. Llemocr aiic ii: i,..i. s
"VTOKTU CA ROLINA i.i IK x, u! ...v:'
J3I N'. O. B. M. Fuimaa, edit, r. On.- w-ii-
Sf. democratic in ioii;, ics.
MILTONCHRONlOiK -rvji.ii . ':,;.
ton, editors and propi ie ms. Pu' ii-l
Saturdays, at $2 aye tr. Ucmoent.c inp.dicii . .
C1HEENTILTE RKGISTFlt-W. rk'f. . n
Thursday at reenvil!e. Pil. c .toitv. :
S3 a year. das. T. L von, editor. Ojuioer ioe
in politics.
THE CENTRAL PROTEST A f - T , 7t .
boro, N. O. , published iu ehe iniere -t o
ta Methodist I r . test-o.t ui-ch. sj i,j r
annum. J. L. Michaux, editor.
NEYTBERN JOURNAL OF ".' -M 3 k ' : '
H. D. Pool, Jr., editor. Wc-ek:y, ;:t si
year. Democritic in iiolitito. "
T3O0KY MOUNT VAIL-.t
jwj iiiurp, proiriers; v . l i n r;, vd.t -,
Weekly, at a a year. Hem ,-ratic i;t p.. i..i,-s j
I
1 REESSBOKO PA I V IO V Gr: ensl or 1
UT K-O. P. F. DuTy mid .lame- W. I '
bright, editor and piopri.toi .,e year j- I
six months gl '.'5. Democratic-in paiiti. .;.
QHRLBYAUR'jKA-
Mcnuffiemsd 1-aM.h,.. - '.
KJ toe
editors an l proprietors. Pub i -- l i
J-atnrdays, at Shelby, N. O. la-ra cr.it ic iu i.ol- i
je.i s One year 2. j
.eionaays ana luii .s! t at ..i;ii ,!o:i..i
a year. J. A". Bonilz, etiitcr and proj-ricios
Oemocratia in politics.
CHRISTIAN AiiyoCATE -fljs-i cf
Metbofist 'Jhnrcli in 'tirMi ooi'i-i ...
eigh, N. V. Ksv. J. H. Hchb.t... eUif-r
proprietor. Onej-ear $2 2
a . -
. n J
QHELBY BANNEi'--Shelby, N. ;. pi,
kj li'hed every Tharsd.sv ni : i.... u'. ''r!i -m
A- Webb, editors. l)e-iuu-cr.i :c m 'o-i i.'-t
Subscription $1 50 for one yea:; i tents tot
six months.
THE DANVILLE TIMES, t his is
ocratic Weekly i -.;a-r. e;'V.! . '
bavin - an ex'ensivr. cireulaii t, -. V i
gin i a and Ni rth (laraiiua coti'dH-- aii;:
vllie. Price, 2 a yer.r; SI itr sit i t,
cents for three mouth-.. fj-e;nie-. e .,
w relet! upon af.plicat ion,. A.i.:: es V . ;';
editor ai tl proprietor.
THE T7!LM!'OTON.IO"!'NAh.i ub-i
in Wilmitiifton, N. t' , bv J-.o.l i:
t DAUNOKhS. The Ju,:rn.i; ia il.e .,
daily in Biorth e :ot! i:e, b'-ii.tr i. '.-twe-ty
liftn year. Si issl::in. hiy Oen'i-i
rolit ics, and it services are nci'iio- U
lh party throughout tiie taie a- of
ab'evaice. The doTiri'.-i! is a;'r.;i i-. -i- i
me - cial authority, ainl on all the t.tic ,
day, is ciivened with the late-i ie';.r
It in published daily, tor o:i ; r
months, $1.(0. The Weyklv is i u i.i.-i
$2.00 per vea'. Address.
'ESGLEHAe. O S: SAUN 'tfi.l-s
W lirjji' -t.
A9HRVJLLE, (N. C) TfiicVi:
N. Orgti of the Jt i-.:. rat t
itilith Oougrenjional J-istrict Lao-.-, t
limited circufatiois li V. fftern .rti;' a
than any two pap ';s cotuUhu u. S ..
tent ion a' ys piven 1 1 tin- iao-i j.i;
mantoi th:; State. ! 1 of tin? in .':!!:,.
tt"n in parrtcnlar. Tiie eery r. :iii-i to
pa-"ed idynti'dw ol its reef on e. e cor...
piib!3cts for diseu'i i.'ti in sis s.
"I hi very large and cor..-.:at.t :i !- r;i;i::;
ron tge irlias from tho botr.e n- re'j .i:i.
bni:tes pet. pic, is tho beet a... s-nseo ot
' itir.en" as advort'.i!g n:t l-m.-i ,
Hi' !
Th following ere it" editor:-: K )i.t. ;! . V
man. Editor; TV ash. M. Ha.-.Iy, A-.sjt-ir.ti- li
THE ANPOXIAX, A ror.Pt-rvr'.oyo
crane eetly JcmrcaL pi::-li-!:c-.l i- 1
ton. N. C situated in .". p.t,vi;i:; p . ...
surrounded by a gocd fi mine c in : ..- : .
superior advantages as an iiJvi-i'.'.-ir : ; :
Heitig the Granger s Organ of the scut.oti v
ii i publishcrl, many sutiscrilit rs to 'he --M
soli n'' read no other p-5 per. A-i-e ti.-r.
rates liberal, b ibscriptiuii price fjni p.
year.
AdJress HAWLEY& OAI.li.
EditOia, i'oi&ton. . yi.
HE ROANOKE NEWSa Serar-.t ;
ew-;iper publi-hert at V .'!;. X. '. !
ant.i-:g B'O'hera, and edited ' y ;. .- . .
TV. T. Mariniti, will be sen1 cut "fo nf-e i,;,i
everv SAI I'KUAY and V K i X ii.S i A V , mr
tw-'.v o-onthx tor ?! 00.
If paid in advance I lie V.OAX K .-'v." -will
be rent, lostacj . re-i a ii, baia ;c ' i
ear i or f)N OOLLArt.
A good medium tor p. ivertiei-r,-. T
men will make, a note of it 1 e-a wih.-'g t-i mi
vertise In an Eastern pH"cr.
MAN IN'J B HO-.. TVe
N B. Papers ges.ersl!y wi I pi-.. -; i o.e i . -notiC.
ar.d c wiilieturi' the f--ivor.
ROANOKE Nit '.V .-.
r'-orua'-y 2iU!i, Is-i.l. T!i- .ld . ; . .-,
Jsoitn C'arc.ima. lias a iarge e.i ciV.i i
a:ly in the cjunties of Or.i:--e, - ia:.!
Priw)n at.d .'a-well. sn i is t i o - -,
mediu::i of Ktiert;FiTiir for th :
busiiiC.- of those couni ies. I-t ''o:i . r .
po;i ies ard Is a good 'nmiiy new- -
P fib s-T iptioTis rtuI adv-rti-ti;:-;;-.- a -v
cs.ptab1 and the patreii".ej, oi iui p ie !
spctfui'.y solicited.
Snhtcypt'on , $2J0 a ye ir, ii adva-i -c.
sixmonths $l.(iO
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Edilnra-jti i'T. re-j-
THE MOUN T AlKY WATi i ! i M A V.
lisbed by Spriti; s.t B-t:.m. Mt. .'- i
tj. A wii!. -j "man's iiap--r, Dcm .er-ic i
tics.
Snbsci ' 'ii rate?: 12 mo;;'. Is , 1 5
nit-. I t:s, 7r, r;r .
ITPi E 1" 'Hl LEAD!'!!, aiiv i; rr:
J.. , .iMii bed ever v i .n -.i y. , i,
i iSiitt. . 'x-oed. Oranvi'l-. co:i:.'v. 'n.
Pers; - wishing to secun- h" ; i e .it
ihr- rlc- - -t i-roiioitsof No'-h ' -i .,i ,! J. v
well tf - lvettis- its the I e-, i. r.
Itis it- " am I tiie (I'l'.is I'vvie' i". .:i
Par't i .In- cti.i' ty.
i.a us 1 w as pis-::.:-. A '.Mr ess !
hritt, Oxf . t;.
Soutliarn Ilhistr
Age !
KALiEIGII, N. C.
A. ..
mllK NI.Y ILLUS'I KA"LO
X in t! e South. Eight p-" " :
rtniis ' taitet.g raorc rea.'.tng r a r t'
cv week'y j u' 1-ned in the u i
Ihe fits. nnn.l.er of tie Ml."! :'.' I- X
o HbAll.1.1 At-E v.ill i t I .-el'
Saturday, 'Jiiiii day o; J.sitc, l-
The Pnr-lishPr ir.ter.Js ro i':'.- ;t -i :
trtifed record el The t r.iea It w-i'i lo e! . ."
wi ic, Poliocal, Histoiieal, Lilerriy.
Rcien.itic, which is of curri n. ie.p.-r. -'.
K'vette best iitu-tratior.i-tlia'. canbeobfali.sd,
O'ij'nal or foreign.
The MTIHr.RN ILLUSTRATE! A',?"
will be printed on new tytsi-, ami heavy b-jol:
p-prr.
On iti list of con.ributr.rs u! !.o:-i- e
iairJ3 r.f .amt ol the bc-t writ-. -in th-: ''
'en.V. r.Ttl short stoii-'s, pr.,-m' and fk.-t-- e,
atirt veil eir.flncttl edit firiar tl-ii i 1'ieTi ts, ..e,-
iT.g the lateet person, liter ary, s, : r.'-tic. po I
Ittteal religions antl eom.n. ci .1 i.i"'-5:igenct-, j
wi'.l tiiT.lsh every wiek an n'.-H't '-t rci 1 .n?
mtt-r nnsiTrpassed i y fH:t fc. f t-rs, fiC'i- I
leiice sr.d variety- It is iM l -tl to make ti:e
ll tHEHN U'lLM'I.AIiil) AO'i j ' ;
ns.1 for the Gresi p . eevc-ra! toiiourt w.-l be
sr ecialiy lf TOted to nil subject s . e." .i"..i.0 1 j
domestic and social 1 fe. i
No family shoa'd fo without if. I
Subscription price only pei io.' :n.. Post
age free. j
R. T. FUIiGHUM, F.lHt.r,
ilve"--. -.-V . I
june ;
The Charlotte Observer
The on'v morning tlaily p iper pn'.'i h - in
the. State wist of Rleih ant "-orrli : 1 4 -minsro.?,
offers special iiePiceni-Te s t -tdnvr
tisers. Its circulatio , eize and ujel il; . "
have been larg-'iv inc-eaed durini' ttf v -r
inst past, and it now reaches most, ot th-. Mc:
rint. of Western North Caiuluia, Huh or! r-
ing an nnsnrm-sed niedium of Miumun
tioi betwoentbe Merchnnteof Wiliai ;gt;n ho 1 J
the people of wsstern Norla oaiouna.
TIBUBOr 8CBSOKIPTI0N :
Daily S3 OOrer annura.
I Weekly a 10
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rc-tit'o will understand that
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t u j .we vezpcettn'Ay rcquest-
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cois.!!i I.: d t: .ii-continue the paper.
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