7?.
n
STAR;
f ' tKM m i w 1Tt a b u
?Crj cm! BsftrJr mti
" iT JEST8 pr week. HubMrl.
' , .ortti f tit trof ,JMiit
!"",twl iP" r Mr. WM.' L.
ubLOWi tail H.. Sotatli f tbevt:
A hv nr. .ivaan j nv
tj,ea A" re BVoriMu, "'"'c"
..ecttv. Divisions, to iie eny
I'hfcuerlptl.' .:t, ' f
I .y- Correspondent mast.' not writ 1u
Ah sides of thai' PPr .;;'' " ;. f . ,
both
w.. iMtiDoV- undertake to ' return rejected
I CotunaalcUontf. i, : - ' .
jg" Obltui notices, 'JHboUss of respect
u., are charged half advrt&.iIo" when
JwUl for In advauce I ubllcHtioifc In 11
,,ilicr esses full . ftdvertfclnK, tatc Will ' be
f'i " n. a; viucvla rav. o rirfl orxixq
t,WMi DAILY NEWSPAPER rUBUSU-
EH av xortTir cajioliXjL; v , ; . . . ,
y r o olJrbnscoV&RrJ
' A. dispatch tVoui,.ViiugtQiii
says: A very late letter' tVom Saul
Tt.. . , V.- . . . f I.
COlltaniS mo iViovyM.S ' Vlli?rll
" Uno 01 uio ricwesv Kwlu e.ver
waA woa fmin" Wr xdV
discover
JIVU v J V itf v vh 1 A
the mountains t8ixfy myes west f J
here. A GcriAau iiainM.Vfckars; f
5 the luekv maThe lldie is f-ur f
teet wide, and, as iar aiproepectcd,
k estimated td bo wortl $25,000.pe7
ton. The greatest ec tem'ent that
I ever saw prevails-hi re-tvf r tho
discovery. "KeaVy ary lody; has1
left town for the'mn;.;
' ; A Oatl
New(YoVk
not a' single, member, ot her denom
ination connected with the woman1
suffrage movement. This is -one ot
the veryihigliesj;! compliments' that
could possibly be paid the Catholic
women. JVlay t&ey never, cease" to
deserve it.
r.
The lofty courage an designation
with whichCaptaiaWiHiains,of
the Oneida, c'otig t bis Blrlp.and
went down with heiywere not ilfe
tirst manitestations of high pffrici-
.1.,. AlL:bsj, .. - -
Yie nu uak tuauu in-Hiej nautical. ca
reer. In 1S58, when Midshipman
nnnnr rrnn TirFr- ft x,uaj-rTi)riv.L ibo hour or i o ciock. tv m.Her
f i ; n c.r.JaricUtlmeheJSpkefyrOiywourauirn;
Wr ? I over theetraUr10biui' . , ..-;.'
lolif wwnai declafGfl'in thn' " urt0 "crop Bchoi; uommiweemen icowi,
lone w omau aeciareain uie jaborioff o pubiie highway. , ' i -
'H-.'Ci !.., : 1 Jlcvnoliia. colored, and others advocated the
on board theDeiatnrho vajpntecV-MxpQaatKQmen-n
ot the liritish shiCledpatra,which
they discovered in a linking coudi-.
tion. He succeeded in (to use. Ins
v y '
own words) u biif iui; every soul,"
t t.lRT.t peril 'of h;,Ut-efc7T
KXTMNSIVE AQUEDUCT SCUBMB.
San Francisca. wants J a vmore
abundant supply itf .water,
hvixsiy cutertain's, . a project "for
bringing it in foui'jipea, seven tcet
in diameter, from Lake Uigler. The
length of pipe wopilfjjjtj one ban-
dred and twelve miles, arid the cost
ten million dollars; but it- would
snpply water to & the .intervening
towns, and to theffarmreqiliring
irrigation. .: tjQg
.1XV0 UXCEtfEXT ' SlXthA (fliDI-
The Richmond 'iWhtb contains
the following annoifteeTherifc : X A
1 MARRrtllT. MtH.Zi J;--
Yocno Martin kixb' .Qrnzxta
In Salt Lake City Utah; on thd
ICth ult., in the presence ot tho
Saints, Elder Bri;bam Yonng to
Mrs: J R. Martin, Miss -Iv'M.' Pen-
dergrast, Mrs. R. M Jenicksom, !
Miss Sasie P. CleVekndanct :Miss
Emily P. Martin, aU of the coimty
of Berks, England, ifo cards. V '-'
LOBBYISTS. "
The follawin fesolpMoa has been
introduced in thej Wiflconsin JLegiV
latnre: ' . '- !-
Resolved, That all persons acting irftb
capacity of lobbyists shall; during flie re
mainder of the session, wear, a badge on
their hats or caps, or iuji conspicuous'
place on the broadest Dart of the nerson
with the name of the scheme, they repre
sent plainly printed thereof.' ?-; ' m.
l"" How to repress! disorder 1n
Ireland is about toreceiyo a vigor,:
ous solution. r The 'BriU4bt Cainet-
.na to'pro
claim
districta jn which troubles
Wist. Extrao'rdinavv'i-tftvcfiisi nt'ar.
rest and detention are granted to
Magistrates, 'tolice and Jurj f trials'
aic in certain cases' to" bo dhoensed
Mrith. ni tftAi!!.' tx ' i
11 v.u
i ncf eased. . . This Vmeasti rrj.
n j "vicHiu. .i.iuiikiuvhuiu'I
Wlll reduce Ireland -ttlinoVt to; the
tuition of Georgia ft'rd Texas,
were no law exists Bavatlje will of
th Radical miiiUrVrai.8.0 'm
A man at t Lowell' MassaT
' usetta, has made a -provision in
bla will that ho must U buried in
a bufglar proof safe when lift dies.'
uas aecided upon Introdncing a bill t'35 -. rMBSpiii
t An lament, giving power to thei u,Apeciatto.th8 Avaiancn
luuienant ot irela
t3" It idaid tba" James' Gor-
don, Joennett; nev.ev roade a 'speech
uu la Sim iuujkul wi vueen.y ic-,
tofia." , K v?vV,
LegiSlatme'ofN6rth"arolina.
' ; . 7' 'JsroniTE.'... J-; .
Bv Mr.'Joues of Columbus : Bilh to chamca
the line between l)ie counties of Bladen and
Columbus. - -f -
0n his motion tne rules were suspended, jtnd
the bpi passed its sevcrat readings. , ;
BiU to repeal in act creattaz the penlten-
tlary Commlasun. i" k .t i ar j
Ir. Stephen moved the Indefinite oot--1.
ponement of tie bill. -. - - .
Mr. "MjyUnle called the previous' que-,
lon, which was sustained and the bill, passed
lis secona J-otainc r : v, , - , ,j lyjfjr-
AkKSDAR (BSST7MXS.Y '. .1, .
a. W -..It.'?''
sr
.Bill to prA'lde (or calllnsr Convention of
the peoplebf North Carolina, was taken tvp, J
Yeas A( 'Nays 23.' ; " - '
...lltrUaEOT RE PRESUNT ATI VE8. i.
.On siotion of Mr. Lonir. oL-Klchmona, th'o
bill'). authoHainffttho Commissioora of
Jrcknood cowtity to levy a special tax -was
fnkiUui and Dassed Its second rcadfnff. veus
motion of Mr. MiTbnc, tbe UN to declare
L'Tw orvi(icrco in cetwin cases was taken
fin motion of MrVestal, tha Senate bilMo
UrAuiM the Supreme Court of the State to -
aiiine all applicant for license Vto psactlce
lrpr was taken np sod pasted Jts thirc. read-
of. 'Mr. French, the Vooserrpro-:
Mr. French nominated
nated Mr. -Moortf ..of
tied Mr.-Jarvs ' 'A-l
Chowan. . . m
Mr rtnrhnm nominated
(Other nominations were made Id a Spirit Of"
lestf therefore, the Reporter; olU them.) '-,
- mr. xtioore 01 uugwuo j-emveu oo vpves. .
Mr. jarvu aa. . ..- .r i
; M. MendenbaU 5. . , :i'
Mr. ProfflU2. " r .- .. !
MrJ Kelly ol Davie 1.. ,
Mr. Moore of Ckowan-was anivouhced as
elected Speaker of the House from. and after
Mr. Foster moved to lav it on the tabic.
--.A vote belnp taken tbe-motion prevailed by
1 rotn nr inni m nnn I . . - ..
By Mr. Malne: A resolution of (bank. o
Jos. W. II olden,. Esq.. late Spcato .of the
fThotules wftrt' suspettded And the resolu
tinnJiraC nnMminilii a1rntit '
.TiejInIlnJtan-What It
; Was; Yhjr OrsunizeO. -and
A word about tbeKoyKlux. Ther'o. s
Jiwsuch-ord.et now i iu existence!!''. Those
who ciainiiu reprcBem if avo-simprj onn
dits. ' The genuine Ifa-Klux nevec existed
oatslde of Tennessee,, pnd existed.there
only o a limited ;extot 'ani, for a.: brlcl
peruxl. . .The Government had wittidrawji
its protection from tlTe people. ' 'Brown
low hacl. organized a'.trotp 'oh.rflviqj
mtlitia, comrjQsad chiefly ot ncgrrtcs and
oincfcrerl . pynjaytf tiwbom Le had par-
(1 biUlcanjwBr i beinV
hywimd",Bnt"titTin -col
bfoon.VNonBamoi- wu3 secure.. No life
was safe. . The ouTts were closed against
tlie people. Jue ffwlaws that'jvcre al
low'cd'to remain on tbe statute books, were
denied tlem. Th mitW.. portion f the
oiuiu wua in vuuiuii;wiiiniii,uji suuf mtii-
4xtrtecttoivWas Ahe onlf setrurttr wi(hm
reach of citiMnsJvThc!KS:Klax Klin was
a pareij'derensiveTga.ijitaiion,-,, nurn
bered the oldest, best' and most rxfaccabfo
men. -its spirit.was jndicialf its acts wTe
ocoerij, snails purpose was seii-prcserva
fionT TlVTjUffhr its-brief but' beniffn !n
fliienceuordcr watretored. '-leffal redress
was trrted, lhe official -robbers 'and. as-1
sassins uiaperseu. bucicij- seniejj- into
its iloVmat 8tae.,Titu ilbe Ku-Klux
KlaiMraarshed s rnystdrioosly aocWnnise
leasly as It iiftiti; appeared, .and wepray4
.God it rnsv jrever again become indispen
sable to the .peace of aqy neighborhood in
'any part of the "Uhion,- Layinille "Voa-
TI10 Impndent llak, J rM Again.
The Eri$ railroad euf, (the latest one,)
in.Ncw Yorkjinvolying'Bye millions in
the airland tock ""Which Xrt Vandcr
bilt, tye,.val king,1 agreed to: carry, is
going n , before". Judge B.unard, and
Gould and Fisk t av bocn on the wijoeSs
stand.' , . 'jLS..matiyer,' fit' course the) testtf
mooy4srichI',- Fislfaaysihe was never be
fore qp the stand, but once, sKiiat that was
io tbe Country, 5n a cow'cascu. He acknow
ledges that he is a resident of NcV York
L'aince last spring; VWore Jhat (when It was
convenient Jor Jegar porposesj be lived in
JJoistaii. -Fisk says fbatiie well remembers
tha dayie went-into-Ihe Erie direction; it
. -ft-u eftft.' Jt: i
VuvuiuuraiMurioij tu wMita-epiauuB
in nli life; he had nogray b
daiec his ray hairs. trm
was ertoftgh tor' make" them, gray,-mora
robbery being pcrpetratctr than ;cver
saw before,' 1 ' " -
' If the- balance of thcr-evldeoce oT Fisk',
Jrcan be ereited the Wafl-street mag-4
nates hold Spicy Opmions'of apli. other.'
VaoderbilVwV aae lot d,Iiinks Drew not
betjer.thftn a batter pudillng," and rFvsk
aerceS with" the, Compiodore. Next wd,
have certain speculators likened unto an
arrival lull of 2i d0rs.T, As jard jibe
snltlrself, on Is sCbewildlred 'by ,tio
nonchalance witlLwhk;1.millfdb't)f dol
lars are. referred t? they were sd mny
brasbutton9 (hat It irdiuit lo arrive
at any' cOncTiUildn Ss tolls merits. -A tele
gram states tht.tRl exami6sj.ion of .Fisk
wasebncldadj esterday and the defense
moved tbe dismissal ef the ,caseH on the
ground that it was brought in a spirit . of
maglignaocyT i Fuftlier proceedings 'wore'
postponed tf th.28thlnst. . - ; ,
Sllaxlaslppi IiCgfisIattir,ef
s, March nV.
. JmnxJaCK
in -the Rt ate
Senate bills were- iotroducedtdfroate new
counties bf .Lincoln; Union, ' Prentiss nd
Ilam'rltorL; alsoguaranleeing alt; persons,
frredC4veiori)lor, equal nghfs- ph'rail-
roads nd steamboats and in betels Mr.
Gibbs sail sucH' legislation Killed tbe re
pUi can party in Louisiana. and Tennes
see. -After-a heated discussion the j. bill
was fiaaItyTeictre4fto thll jntUcfarf feW
mMei Teresoutro'nwhicli p-aascdlhe
nuiuB wirij-Y in rcieruuco tu iub vitv
uon or ien. Ames to tne unitea tatcs
Senate wasaken up ancRablcd. 'The op-
fosiJion to Ames is, daily "growing, and i(
s expected the senatorial contest will be
hotly contested, - An atteniptss mado
to day to elect IfcSfatevlibrariin,-but was
unsuccessful on account of .the number of
candidates. It js thought MissIIiglitale.
colored, will be elected. .
Pht extenaing id
Germany; triers tf Teutonic vereion is said
to be vsay popular. !
kW??1 WKESI'S AD llttj .8.
r. fV-Vs " ' , -
the - j Xntioiiai ' . Ranks The'
Fr;8liad'"Ylrfg : f a W
TaVtj l'IatiormKUnc Out
t15;1 Cttn tind ; Ilati Hers
;HIoiiey aa 'trnlailrijf flife
dtHnm '- irT- "
''iVVC- r?r;-!'t-.'- :,5!
, - immvuii Aawi U1UUU 9 UUlceiJ
be. people of th, :Uaitedc States? seta ojuf
with, the asSfertion -tftetr; the- legislature of
the. whole.c6untryi is in the "haridJ, of a'
sihglii .'ftasa ivers and under tbe
supreme tjontrol of banker, mqpeyed ieov
and-professional politicians, in the almost
iitire i exclwn of tb'efprodoetive.klasses
wuo-aretne real sources pvalhpur weaub
.uLuunjid yjqTiuress uave no.uope
io: party olUiciaoi: i''Thcy-', iave been
Hried ana found w&ntins:. After one hun'
drf' years of their administxation we find
ourselves in pos3essioa of natiQnaVdel)t,
of 12,400, 000,000; i Star rtftd focal debts;
rwtnc country lntLe bntls)f JTulroftcL
companies and ohcr nionopocsj'taf es
men, editor finapciejs anck pSliticiais1
clauierins' far return to a cuecift VY)a$is? a
symptom wliicllBsf-xlcstrucfivc.and lia;
i a -. a : i - Q .
1
tpcray : disorganized .-labor : Wasted!
cpniDerco ;,a lartd toiU,OLmurd(yL'eoitide,H
He corroption private yice,. aacf interonef-i
nce : a drvideoV interest ' and f a "divided:
people fAll theSo and' nioVbwo: find,; andH
tncrepr aemana. a surfenae ot thepow-.
;rau loug auuaen.. ; xu inHmg -lOia. OS-,
mand j we nave ntf eornDrohiisea to offer or'
aixepL-rv7e rnean "no "bargain and- sale oH
out higi 'tniata or thVpeople'sinterest for I
the peneljt of anyarty. . "v'-V f
... THHATIOIUJ. BAN CON8PIBA9Y. r rj
'It Is undeniably tfuethat i taeGovern
ment.naa issuea 3eu,wu,uuw:creenuacjcs
in iicq ofllip bonds deposited to secuthe;
reaemption t)iue panK-crrencyit0ul
have saved everyddllav ofr the interest?, otr
-4 hem -xcot tbjJOe je qvuivjax ,on flei
hav futpished the pco'nle Jwithc a Itetter
currency. .The bankersnot satisfied withf
this enoriqous bonirsr?hve: the effrontery
to demand the witbdrawaic of 4 the green-
backs now.in circulation, and, the substit-
tiorl ' of their Own. currency. If success-!
ioi, we sMaif sooff nave as mucli as f l,
000,000,000 of currency in circu4atioa ,
r aooltben, wlien-tue ,profit$' arising Cronv
rurnisning tbe currency into tbe vaujts
pi lite uanKs ana pocKeis oi im usurers,
we stuvu near noming more appueoaiiauon
'until the next breakdown, ' i
THE WORKlilGMpa$UBttNCT.;
We-are in fayor of" discharging that
portion of the debt heretofore ontraetee,
which is by The law authorizing its crea-
tion made parable in gold; In that -com
modity! and of liquidating' it at "the ear-
Jiesf practical nipment; but we insist that
atl other Yorms f indebteaness, including
toemvetwenty bonas; snail bepaicrathc
earliest Option. of the sGoVernment ;ln the
4egaV lender paper"? curreney or lawful
money ot.ttve government rlhat the bank
.. .. j. ft ' . . . . .
rouir
tllctl TlicreoXasltheiexcIUSl va cin.laiHic
.uw iiv Afcxftjfar, pmurw untivnvj
marte legal tender in the payment of all
debts, publicand nrivate. duties on im-
trports incThded, and declared tbe lavlut
r -ruoiicy vi iue. uniica oiaics, ana converti
ble at tho'v Dleasuri! -f the hn1rW4nto
. Govcrument bcfhU; bearing an interest.of
-three ptjr cent; per annum-payable m law-
IUI
money.
Jhe bonds to be likewise con-
vertible into this lawful money at the
option of the boldest '. V
!.--'"- " . " '-. .r
t aTT ft TftW Vftft ft T VUftn v ft Wv
the
JSoch a currency, beinrf under the "direct
controj of the people, 4hey will be enabled :
-to prevent thcbigh, and ftuct gating rates
of interest and tbe violent expanses . and
cpiitrattious oXthi currency wtdch 'bay a
rxtlaoil fhA mnnptftm T?a!a anrf Knramaiw!.)
rcynlsipns which have, heretofore so fre
quently rjrosrated aU legitimate enter
pise and productive 'industry, .deranged
commerce,, ' lowered the standard "of com
mercial integrity, ud made us "liitloiless
than" a'nalionoj(. gamblers. . It will like-"
wise, enable ris to effect the equitable dis
tribution of tho products of industry and
enterprise between capital and labor, thus
removing mo uccestiijr itn- mo excessive
A -11 1 1 ; - . . , .
toil which is now over-taxing - the mental;
tucryics nuu jmijsiom puweia ui (lie Pir
dueing classes, and afford the timc and
roeaas requisite for isoclal 'enjenieut tn1
telleotual- culture, and terki improvement
n.-'i'Ui .. -..v. - iv,., . u . n
WHO FATS TlTB'IHTERfiST. , i
tr'ATl'Iotere8tlpai4rhe; tlSftVofmo iey
rlationklf StaoorstTj': oytown'1 bpnds'j
failfqad; CauulactijQng, rallotner,
corporation bond, bank dividends,' or tot
anv buftrK'vahateverlnbst' ihlibe Vend
be. borne by, labor; and ia as much a charge
national wealth, the -inevitable results, is
to centralize tae'welthr.'probertv in the
Jisnds St. the5fewnonroducfert,? and 'to.
imp)verisna52degraqe . tinp oveaiui-pro-aucilri?
clsscj- Tbe Government is bound
I to institute. nioney so thSt ifshalHdistri-
bute products 4o x nott-producfng cipital,
t an'd'productive industry accordiogl'to the
service 1 ftAbol! erfoxmevl irtlTeiiiproduc
tion. Therefore, all inteitdZjaeyond
uh just rate, as wiir effect the, ggaiubj ej
.distribution of products ana property -4e-tween
capital' and labor s.- a legalred
't$od pntho producing classes. J
" raa TBWiGi.ia'FOB JH . masx'wt.' 7 -
- Our monetary Jaws; unlike our lo-ei?i-J
infent,arei founded roil the aristocratic
principle that- 4thoV"few?sbpuldi7ule the
many, , The many toirforlheJew.'" Tbeir
nistoryfrom-the foundation ljoT the Ke
Lpublic is one oV repe'atedTj-rrongs and
.usurpations," an, .naving a: direct tenuaacy
to the Subversion of democratic republican
institutions, inf pf&io.K
nvoneved aristoiAcy to ruX o ver and aes-.
I poil the producing . classes of iheir ul
s&rie6,.fAffsrg
rMiwI Alius. w nnfnftinn ..frYila. unAniltlll .'ill f l
wndecer.we unfortunatbly engraitetl into
. . x - -. rf. v' t . j jr
oor nj s;uf lcreas oit money, uenveu iroui
the aristocratic governments -of urope,
and ever'sicco thisv. m&naved aristocracy
.has. beejMtriyingfor'lliaT mastery. "of the
Government nov people.- The--breaking -out
of the rebellion affordedihe oocasion
for theutt" exhibition vof the, insatiable .
t avarice of tbeooeylaetdcrats:-4- Having,
through unwise and vieious4egslation,;t:
a great exteSt control of the money interest
oflhe nation they seized , with avidity
this opportunity. to render'' their power
over the Government and people absolute
Their first act made it Manifest that they
did .not intend to she with, the patj-ibtio
idostrii classeValJe.Uurtjehs .and aacri
fices 'necessary tor the preservation of the
Government, but .tp enrich 'themselves' at
tbe experift-s ot the people, . : .
j&xisxzHa BViiftS. . -
. Tpp .address, remarking that it ls the
cheap Qfl'piial' rather' than the cheap labor
1 v wasted : . much ofiliar most 'fortrln laixl'
every ten .'years, ktb us . demonstrating Its'
utter iBmpetency V ' .a :' moneyed arls-
currency 'ana tne present legal fenders
t- (g n fi n n V i Xalutllbe jjit i th dra w n
c.rcnlatiou, ami -tlken' khalt h toanVfr-in-
1 rm larwAr m tlm tavva nin n f lift ennnArt.
airatben-lle4 ,.T A " CH: w, 1 - - w -T 5
I nr fhA I Jrvnrn in An t Wlifm Tho -rotA ot.
1 ceeus too nggrrgaie rai t i increaso in tne
1
Uf Europe 'that 5our "manuaciurtrs need'
f protection against, proposes hat p na
supplyjts own money ."without interest; Ipr
tho people. .' Hie addresais signed by It.
JPTrevellick; A. T' ?ayis; X. Kuhm,
vaijcf others, officers I the National Xabor
fniederaloBonds-l
TA document was received
trj - Depart
Confederatellonds Bfnch;X.i8t.
aflthe f Trea-'
from a- Dartvwin.
Wadesborougb. - N. 'C--iCQntaiBinff the;
'Barnes ot 836 residents of that place,, end
snowing the amounts subscibca Dy them..
for'Confederate bo4fir6m March 24th fo
April 4th,1864, W be" $306,700, but wheth
er in "gold, greenbacks -or. Confederate
monevtlie document doesVnotv ? state-
iftft i,i. . m. i '' 1 V JL
,ipiacK hss is gonen uprio marie xne.
.1 1 . . 1 A. rfft ft -. -WTT
buuscrioers lor omciai : veaseauce. train.
."-AicVergyman Te'marked ovjer theTzTavei
oi a triclcy-.. politician- who i, wasMievef
knowrCto do- anfiing'-without sqme aint 'r'
eolation to Ihs friistrna if they Tconbs'have,
; pr Lawrerice jW6nVan'sFrienoV,
Cures dcasiea 'pctuilbir to female. r. 1
.VMISCEI.LAiTEOU'S:
Awi sih'ftSldvA lirmor btiy hia iIXWS
JXiOWS that seoeived th diploma at the Agrl
CAtfur&i yats, add can afford to sell thum o
you a chep aa Otbers aU. -. -j -i .
Xhatfs the-Reason, why t.. ,t "r "
wnysuooia verjr planter Jmy.'JUs Hoes
SbeVler, Hat gutters. Stiovels. gppea, Aud -all
5eVaose Beeefs a-Iage yarfeiy otJe best.
pattemtuid pf'sncJixpoif iualtty3lie knows
will serve sa
CIS I
ifttetioa-toiis 'customers besides
ma kin
em Cooper, Carpenter and
bis tools iajjaBUppJle of
fTBlaeli sihithy
? BStoLiak Bfl etin tUeV b atraoUd wtth toAla
"aVUeJs rIces an41iis. stojclcpls iwajrs I
fftftl. .. 'I . ' t . i. ft. 'ft : - a - " I
Why should every .WlieeJwTJgbt, Saddler
anu tvaoemaicer nay mm Jaoooi t ' . - ,
Because bhvpricW suit j ooj hi goods arS
Wliv-shoold-evef-vBolldRr uadtitltrtAr:fmv
A L IS Lift ?bV. Vy I. 1 . . -' ft.
BetauseJMlne.tl Btokft -Boors,-' Blinds,
Why ought everybody to buy of Jacoblf A
Because be tries to ftfrnisB you the beat
3odsQrheisaaiotiey.
Boca nse lift far a Southern man dom aridlUl
- - ..... , . .
M irm cutaoiitMiiTMn arc ljih same, - v v.
AndrBepause you owightjto, ; -7 t:.-
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v uero w lison aseft to Keep. -
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"Stand nrd Priodi&; 489.
KxruBuspsn by.t&X Lsonakd Scott Ppblish.
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. ThlaJa the oldest of thaeries. li its kna:
feaAarea It still follows In 4.he.nu.tn tuAckI
out by Brougham, Jeffrey. Sydney Smith atf
AAnfulhntnwi -
2. Tbe LoodoirAnartMrl KeVltr.
which coiunieacea T& IBstoJuIj wih th
u ilium ry 11 niiun!. vw BvHftiiQtJua rival vO
the KDiB-Birficravlf rcsolafelyHpiln tains ita
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literary aOHityithis levtow U 1 as ilaiog-1 a.
l-vel wiriftfeomrUtorsilt itb4dvooata-
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now in Its Ust-roloHifiyocKinpieXft- vary blgb
nosition tttmu-todiaLl Mrasarei Taastna- be
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-was eommenaed 6 i years agQ..EinaniDg xh
jaairerues in its literary ana -uoienrirrc ie-
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JL proposesiasuing a Monthly Magazine, to
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It will also contain th6peeches delivered an-
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Mafrazlne win contain about forty pages, ana
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T' n .tTiiumihmnf Rnslnr Clnaa-
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it will be their honest endeavor to see tnaC
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is not written in aehaste'aad elegant style.
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time to time, by some of the most eminent
writervof thU ndFother Stiites.' c We emUy
eplicit the eoopevaiioa of ail those who have
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prices and goods axe boomd to oit youv . .
r That's tho reason wyix - T . "
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DiSSPORTEi
SWlLXftIAMS . V.O.,
Froprietois.
(Septln
THE,
Eastecn - IntelligeKper,
rfjbllshe.l every Wednesuay, atV
. . t WASaiiroTOS, X. C, . 7 . -'W,.'
.Dr. J. r. Lona;. A ..Jl. 1 McImov.
No better advertising medium in Eastern
v. ;,Noi-th Carolina -y, . . .. .
JSabcrlptln,, ljrrr, S3 snnla 91.
V1' .- ' Wv II.' RERXABp, Agent,; .
'dee tUfV.. "' Wilmington, jf. (&
r.iEiwiki
BILL lyiADS, m. NOTE HKADJGS, J
CIRCULARS. -7
ENVELOPES, !4
"STATEMENTS, j
.."STOTE ;
J- TAGS, and ?'' .
EzeeutM hi tne1esiEiinfer7andatthe shortl
m.wi'i I estotlce, at the. '"N 7? v ''
vjr , . Bugar House Syrup in bbli,
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feirv-tir. v- - s V AbRlAtf ik:voLLER;j
0iilomBMtons;5r
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KIIHI1KIJ4 4I.N IUN niJTXUHB. -.V. r
JLVl . . Fwale by
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WILLARD BROS.
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LBS irEVf 7RI1C.Ere8tf beaf4
and very ohoice, In tore and to arriVe
-.For sal by
j, maVltt f gt7 virflKr Bttflft
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CTJITOElIO USE,
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VtTHERB SUPTEIOlTsEGiRS AND-BOTS
VV4:TLErLIttJueBS can always be Jiadin
connection wHh, that 8ujpeTior.jl.rand of
I 0HEWIHG. TOBACCO,'
f7 .v:.-f"i 4-;-usos-.. ,".-.
furnished Rooms, by Day, Week or Month. -deftlO-tf-
' J. A.' CLIFFRp, Proper. "
INSTJRA(
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MAIIJHIt AID tFIRE - fflSDRalNCE.
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w o k asiy Nic n j conti n ujgs to
effect both M ARlKahd FIBB IN8Vlf
JaMCE irrthe BEST COMPANXlES and upon
thdHos r rlvonABl.B tekm. 1 -; I r
i "Alltse4?rj5toptI adj usted.' V
iiSOH H. WILDER KiNSOilli t-
tW . - Tiftftt Wftftftft Vft.ftn Oftfti W ii ftn Oft. '
sept 27 if ' ' y fft , , ;
.. TONSOIIIAL.?, V
7-. . ' ' 7 ':.
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Saloon,
TtyrfLES HOWARDRKSPkCTFUliLY IN
XYX forms his old mends and thepubtio
eenerallv that be has- otened . JfirBtJlass
' Shaving and Halr-Cn.tting Saloon.ln Dawson-
avenue, aiagonaiiy opposite 7'8tar" -of-Sce,-where
The momlse his patrons every
' comfort that polite and shtllfulbarbers, clean
towels ami soarp razors can afTwd. - :.
Shaving 1ft cents. Hair Cutting 2S ts. '
eetmtf -, , - -
t1 C i
CONTlNU TO,RCEryE EXTRA WORK
from empetent and polite workman at
the;..;, ''.iii.-.....rT,7i. -
. POCLABSUAyiNG SALOON,
,Ko. 11, North Front-st. - Additional patronage
respectfully solicited. .-
R. Pkhkib. ,J. n CAKRAwfr. C. K. Clkapob,
dec4-jrf ;.i t.J i;lV.-.f"i '
,k MISCELUANEOIJS.
' Onward r Upward !
HAVING MET WITH SUCCESS, FAR BE
yond our expectation, in th publication
fthet . ...ft- ,
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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER,
we take this metliod of offering our papers,
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' v Jiiuyf Trl.Wkly Matt Weekly, ".
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as among. thef nest. adferMslng mediums in
ft Advertisements oUcrted Terms moderate
ft
lMTTJfflSt PREMIUMS f , . ,
"WoiTer vrvn-valilaible ArricultHral Ptm.
- ?ft. v-.
L umb to persons getting un Clubs for the Week-
ly uoterver. Mr see posters
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SMITH, WATSOV ,
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fXTHE wAtCHMAN. Bublishied at Sumter.
8. is on or tne oiaest ana eaeapest n e ws
papers in the State, and has a much larger
circulation than any ' Other newspaper in the
section In which it 1 published.
1-j.. . . y i.1..,
,-r. The Merchants of Wilmington cannot, find
so'good a medium for oommunlcatins with
the business men of Sumter and planters of
the surrounding country. Address
GILBERT FIX) WERS, Propr's, ;
' or apyly to. Wk. HIjBbuakd, Agent,
wumtogtol; n. c: ;
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sept 3.1
pRiimire
-BAIITMOKE:
HOUGH, CLENDENIG & CO.,
CottbiliPactiMrs, ;r
Bacon, iArrl & S.upplies Generally,'
Ko. 124 South KnUw Street, 1 . ,
BALTIMORE, MD. ;
RanRWicitfl -Hona-ins. Harden A Kemn.Can
oy, uupin a jow, renniman a itrow uamei atu
ler A Co., Howard, Cole A Ckx-Baltimore: M .
MU.
Ureenwooa, now Orleans j CJ. Vr. Button, icsq.r
burg, Va.; Wm. It BeraardTWilmlngton, N. C.
; 7 .j-. ,.-. v.,v ' r-
: The te Great .TeSal Bemedy; -
Fai Mkn aaa Burt. ' - . -
reprnttttion ot (his pt-e pa ratios -hi ( wdl Ub- .
lishad, Viat little need be aaitf lit thi oonoection . .
un mn it has never failed to cure FAIN r UL -NERVeUSVAFFECTIOXS'
COVTRACTINO MUS
CLES, 8TIFfTfESS AND PAINS IX THE JOINTS, .
STITCHES fnthtftSlDE0rBck.SrllAIXa,r;RniSK3.
BURNS, SWELLIiqS,CORNSnd FROSTED FEET,
Person! affected with -UheomatUm can be effectually
and permanently cured bjtaaing this-yonderfulftpiTpa-mtion;
itpeneteatestoteahwrsajDoneimafediately
on being applied. , '". : -n.
fin K Tofcpa it ,:n ..... ann itmvA WffPWPV m
POLL-EVIL; TlSTm-V 0L1; RtfNIXO SORES, .
aAUULK or COLLAR GALLS, rRAINKIWOINTS,
BTIFFESS.OF THE STIFLFo.fce, ItVillprOTent
HOLLOW BORN- and..' WEAK BACK. -IN MILCH
. inure met Trim great. mooes in urmging mj
fixtirra wttHintha reach of thaPnb&e.' I am dally in '
receipt of It. ri from FhTaiciant, Drugglgti, ICercnaU
aod Farmara, tettjfyin to Us curatire power. . ...
V DAVm.KTOVTZi iSoli Propridot, 7
: . v ; k -baiitikorb, .
riFSSfttFly-claa. . ,7i7,- .,', -." ...
VX "d Dealers in'gwaei. and i -tah jfotatoeaS w
Jtppltw,' Onions, Beans,Pea8, Green b--I IJHod . r" -
Fruit, Nuts, Eggs, Terrapins, ForB.HWii: Fish; , -and
all kinds of FRUIT .and VEGETABLES. . V
y Partiosdan atteniioh- tai; io tbeiale Wall
.klnda - of EARLY VEGETABLES, jSREKX .
FRUITS, Afi.- '-,'- i.'-:r'..-V" 1
AU rUid8-oir.SEl ftPOTATOES-constantly -
onluwd.
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T,'HV DUpOqOaV
'' V FBOBVCK AKn TSTStt v ,
XA..WivAAM,ftt;U'JlUM.. AJtU UUiiALAJJj. - .
. . 152 Pratt, -Street Wharf; '".
B<JAt&RSLi MD.
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Baltimore f'eferencee: bv3 Permlssfrjl V Jtank
of CommercOjWva. Onane- A on, .. Walter 8.
tooro ft Co., Hairtita, Williamson A Co.,' B.
TzuuI l.. ft. n ft 1 I. Xft ft , ft. ftA . ft".
Todd Co-4Tt MlUeWftfeftCo., James Myars
m-nVft i ifi I Stt ft T-ftW fiwm r.. mm ? -
- DUU lu. XXfjjf iVtVL D A rUklUftl ,
, ".And 288 West Pratt Street, r
t'V'j..5..Ui BALTIMOBJB, SLD ,
T" EFL AS . .t O D.r Miller It' CdA" Statiniftn.
-fTV HtoriohS S'Go4nd Penrjtnm'Bros. Bal-
iimore , Heller it Bro Wbodstook, Va. j' L Wltz
m jam,, oeaunion, , viwf a.. i.-inck, rranaent'
FJMtFaonalBank.BaisoBjnrv, Va.' i. "
..'A rOLDSBOKOUGH, '
CoipmisionciTlxant,
;' '118 8. EUTAW:TRET f ,,--4 . . .. .
' BALfiMOMDi- '
THE ' TRADE ..SUPPLIED WITH ' FLOUR
and GRAIN from first hands.-
s Orders and consignments soUclted. . ..
va.TtS&k.Vl-t ; . . . . ; .
ROSADALIS.
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t" Jenkins. Rytlbclge,
iEIre's"',4SCATXETT,).
RqiYApmROXEifS
GENERAL .C&MMte8ON'1-lERCHANT8,
COR.KATTAl1t tKEflltnitC ITS.,
, . BALTIMOnE,. '; ; '
ft - V Special Attntioji gtyen.fcjtlW 8alW .v
Frnn mt.ycgetabls
XTUjLl' RESECTTtriv
yy signment otebove.and will gharaii tea
hieheat market ratvnd nromot retnrna. -
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CommissionIIercnants
.ljft,eJit"..i,
M I) WHOI.EAXlEDEAl.ERS IM
sweet ana xnsn i'ouhxm,,
'aJPtHArftsevQnions,
IdAnftVaU kinSr
Beans,
Terrapins,-' frrs, idri!hfa
EARLY TRUCK Snd FRUITS
- Consignments reirpeot fully Ueted AitiS'
domptly accpnntoi-lorT,.r.fta jnrtS SAFly
1 i ' ylyu- "ft ' '" - w -,-
, b a.. iW:M ;s:oit h,
,yr-- jl i7Q-r-; :if;'
. Na 27S West Batimore Street, , f "
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v. ft.r f ft.i.K. yja.
xmM-'y
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Tho. X, Patterson,' I tj .v, 9aB4mWT
Jnoi HBash. ' f v ,.4 ,..r..rJ:rr.-..a-rr-;; . .
tnrompt ana laimnu atienuon paia to oraers
i.ft-
Y.-wftfttirja irirs; .v.'jr . Triiia';
vyijftftSTViTi, xjuxvi.ir-oc v;.,'
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is. -COMMSSfoNJEEXClLVrTS, -
SO South Howard StMtet, confer of Lombard,
i Z'r- . i?BAMMORI;'j1'j..i;r
-TTpC' HAVE CONSTANTLY ON-HAND(. A
yy larea and well aaorted stock Of GRO- '
CERlEftSftlSES anl LIQUORS, suitable for
th &OftftUher txl-Wtini -traftiO.' -We solicit ,,
eosigBmoata or votatof l-Toauceftiruon mi Cot
tonrFeatners, Gmseng; Aeeawax, wooifDxud L
li-nti, nr Dams, tc. . , - . '
Our facUltie for dotna? Business ar such aa 1
to warrant quick sales and prompt returns,-
AU orders wlU have our prompt attention. J
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OLD HOBTH STATE! SAUSBURRT
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