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iV.
- i ' f r 1 ' - 4 A .
Cdlr and Prr .A. DEft D.
Obituary not''1 " '"'"T
. . acet tributes of respect,
V r ' uaUadiYertteiiigjrai when !
pal for n ad-anceof pul(lication;Io1in
.j-- .dyertislng1 rates will be"cargel.
'Atf XttGttLJLTlQN: OF 'THE MORfr
'LVO STARmI3 XARQES THAN THAT Ofl
.ilvr 'dmsH'LiiLrmsvAPEJi fob
LISHED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
THE JiU KLUX COMMITTEE.
It is olauf "tHat the Congressional Ku
for mat(prUl'Whsreifithft1o proceed vith
' or me Jomraiiee are ffjuere-Huiiuui
grist. HpwucUltiiex have been flisap
pointed by the,discovery of . the al'sence
' '' 4, SI it . a ill. -. I
i . i v., oi ail uisurDing causes i viib omiiji, uv
, j Vo by the. manifest purpose of -the :Sontbern
' ,H" ' peopte" t6: rnalntaln tfieir Jpnt , pacific
; ;. -J and franquVrittitod they 'alon kn6 v
As they cannot deny the tranquil condition
-.'jVi- . of the Soatb, they assume that t is attrib
T ,; ?:t,'.viiibl4& i wWcso'me fear ca,:red iby
:.!lh;?ka' Klax 4aw.,; .The Phil .1 Iphia
Oooanewi romeatons f
from Virashinj-
too in regard to the "conditian ol
MoivaVI fimm lnonlitioo to Vi pr tho Tv"n
Of the
latonrei
ceived from localities where the Ku, Klux
. bands h aye been most active, gives encour
aging hope that the disorders will soon-' j
proper respect for existing laws. All ac
counts coindde itys?ytog thftVtti outrages
are becomfngleweVnumwrVhiS- re
sult is to be attributed either to the fear
of the nyjiary or to demonstrations of re
tMljW Cthoeft.' Vho have
heretofore stood in awe of Ku Klux organ,
izations. '
We of the South are the parties most
interested in putting down Ku Klux dis-
ordsrniaU; other 'disorders. I Strclr
luings are lurueu agaiuat us wilii pu net
ful effect. They dishearten our friends at
the North, and give our enemies pretexts
for etrplojjng strong measures against us.
. The best friends the Radicals can have are
, iithosVmischlevou3 andpeatilent people in
. the South who .are known as Ku klux.
j,WhUetJbeyabufle (them, and pass laws
against, them, thex, would be glad to keep
. them in their pay, One well . established
iv. u jviux outrage is worm tuousauusi ui
yotes to them, and inflicts upon us .in
calculable mischief. Who the Ku Klux
are, where they are, whether indeed they
are real people or only creatures "of the
- imaginationwe cahnot determine. Tbey
always seemed to us to be myths. But if
there are really such people in any por
tion of the Bouth," they are . the very last
who haye any right to ask our sympathy .
They are worse enemies to the South than
they are;to the people whom they are.said
'. - to harass and punish. There is now but
,,one complaint against the South, and .that
isthat it affords a harbor for the Ku jj13
SpTjtKerftfpiopleSdmB'to thfe tie-
at least be no ground for this complaint.
.Y AU.f. ,U i n ipil il nffr.i.iir.iliill ; !
The attitude of the New York Sun? is
si'difoalty oj.a
,Hepnblicanipaperwddckd4d the Radical
follies of the Federal Administration. Its
course is always, interesting, ! etca
Mbbtrgb ' usually v Sensational. Its ! rngt
recent oyeihentl is., the presentation of
' -Presidinitaiid: Job3;finim;r Adams of
Massachusetts for Vice-Trcsflent. j This
f v) Is: followed) by
th piAtformraoyvt?q last
Wednesd
yania Democratic 4;6tatf J3qi
Then come the editorial comments of the
itTheYoiidih''aril9 Concluding
paragraphs:. ; .. ot !
There can now be little fwestioni that
these idas, will, bo.fldOPted. wkth unanim-
- ity and enthusiasm by thoDemocracy of
ay at Harrisburg by therinsyl-
ventipn.
the whole Unipja, yana.that therresicentr,
ial election of 1872 will beUAaght Upon
them. Ynea .rfPSAWlyanJ and r.Qio
speak in' this' manner, tbILrdeclarationa
t , must be echoed .by, Massachusetts, by I1U-
V" ' noisbv Missouri, andlytlUhe States of
the South. Thi3wpnts anpudr forever to ;
toe nope oi reviving inegsQes.oi tne re
bellion for use in any , future presidential
election ; and it 'puts! an eherever to all
: possibility of the re-election orQen. Qrant
hv ntiT naTr1orbn,fl.hVSilA'i;fiirrn !
The Democracy show tne'liighest polit-l
ical wisdom !ri their ; eiiuiifciation of this
memorable and patriotic programme.
x ;Nqw let ui see if they cann!sf)lay equal
wisdom, in . the selection Htlfeir men.
With such men WilliaalSjriGroesbeck
as their candidate for MhePresiclency
and John Quincr Adams nsrjtheir candi
date for Vice President, an0w1th thii prp-
K'w is KMwmveix.Buccs in xora oe
comes more than probablW
jf. ,0'Liil X B' Milt
r
fm The Richmond Ehqttirer thus re
fers to the famous .7?a.f our Governor -
. . ... r .u
Mr. Joiah Turner, editor of the Sentinel,
wenVM thi:&yolina :t.nte tftft for,
"tod, butfiodjn thatf it was a long!
betweenarinks4toddled - back:-nnd
ilsbn
--DOT
ods artik'crUnia.
iave
muretberllE aQppression ot
STTrgC
arm WAmtf
Palmetto Leaves.
. . Theiiase bf C. C.v Boyen, lhd
1 . 1 . ' ' ' .1! ,1
anegeu oigamiai, nas oeen coniinueu over
until next Tuesday. : - '
. , TTi hPhcenix eays th6- whoop
ing cough is - raging :in Golumbiarand
rany infants are dying of the diseaseu-
!9EletwPico!6rcd ReputlJckfl
. I I 1.1 I ----fl
frmW6i
Car&lnapartan Vwithdrain froin the
Radial JrtJtV.
;fA mail, bvt the name ot Arm-
'stronfi-: f ram-Barn well.' Sr.C was badly ;
beaten by a'party of, men in Augusta oft
SatuVftaV nieh't'fot 'debouncing ex-Presi-
trp'ftfpn jiv a'nkrtv of men "in A.
TlenrDaVis. , j" ;,;..'
the beading'a general crashimminent,
publishes a long list of the misdoings and
shortcomings, &c, ol the..several officials
of Kershaw county. The catalogue; is
sickeningj . ; ' . 0smh
. J A white man by t)ie namo ot
Davis.was shot and' killed by a fellow-
wprkman by the name of Mulinax, near
Gourdin'sr' statrnwith Northeastern
T-1 t i- -i 1 a. TT
xvauroaa, on ssunaay morn;jngyiasi..t.G
cWras to haye onthJdeed xq self-de-,
ience. ,
T
is coniriDaung some very iiveiyififciero
T4i journal from South Carolina; From'
bis last, we extract the following : j
The direful. Ku Klux JDan is made Up,
as you: knowj ofthe ghosts cf Confederate
soldiers slain in battle, which ghosts do
appear a'tjniiddigbt upon, pale 8teeds'a$d,
havQ.oo'coiinection.with dayirght, liiwso.
f ar a th ei'r m anifestoes75 a re-found j wlien,
the sunrises i thJe.doorJQf newspaper ofiV
ces:oi t5e threshblds "of those make'
bates whom itris deemed desirable to warn
to depart in.race, kat. a wort thing come
uponthem. The Klan isa monardhyind I
the soverelgtf thereof appeared not long
since neae here. Before a wayfarer ptrr?
suing iiia. homeward journey there loomed
up out of the dark road an immense, a
portentous, figure, fifteen feet at the least
hierh. takirrcr strftles of ten feet, andicmit-.
rtingra; clicking fJouii-ajasjJjfetajked 4ike'
the welling TorthfronTa Tull bottlc,; only 1
.immeasuraDiytouper. iuo.upiea witn xnis
noseT was the clink of giant castanets, as
itwere there being about the, shade's
ne'ek. a necklace of a 95 pound anvil and
divers Y sledge-hammers wfijich chinked
horribly -' iU;iy.
.- Stretching forth one arm to one side of
theroad and the other tq the other, this
monstrous appearance grasped a rail from
the opposite fences and with the ends
scratched his head. It was the King of
the Ku -Klux cKlan. rlfis edicts, couched
In thepyantyle, we;narer:terfible. It
was apprehended in a recent election that
hundreds of negroes jvvould bp moved
about from "place td place Upon the, rail
roads so as to "repeat" enormously and
the dread decree went , forth, Vto tUe.
ghouls of--every 'den 'from tbe Chatjta-";
hoochie to Chickamauga" : ! "Clutch
them , upon, 'the 'train. Carry them to
your own pale ' realm'; andthen re
tire to your dread f abode tilt sum
moned forth by your great cbmminder."
Set forth on sulphurou3-hued paper, ' was
this dark mandate, with ;the:iTecl word
"Blood t" stamped upon it, and the illegal
yote in mat vicinity was nguy. v.f in
another place, a certain one wrote to the
papers. to say how the K. K. hadj fogged
hlni with a 'rawhide, and how.be had
nevertheless refused to depart; whereupon
a f brimstone smelling communication
reached that paper, telling how the i facts
Lwere ; ';We gave him twenty-five lighlry
rafj'd he refused tdlave One of the en
that was killed at3Ietz then took! charge
ot the' silken' ribbon and gave bim twenty.?
five more. He still refused, Count Bia
martrk thentook charge'bt'thel ribQri
and mounted among the stars with it and
cuitfownoh-hrmrahd- if thert ii .any
that heAfonfdo'-Terriw4 (needjis
.1 TT TT- 1 . . ' r '
iruin in mill ne ueicneu il iiiil iik nsuii..
THtt oil j.. lbnK ti ''H' 1
A gentleman who has been stooping in
-pUjr, njidst tot loniQatve YAiirccount
t-onc oT-raennostTerrrw(r scenes ever re
intry.
corded in : the. Annals of this coi
While steaming up the placid waters! of.
the UcWawaharivere -witnessed a
met wnicuaaema.iJairrstand on end,
end,
nevxr to r ce,,ii)rgpuen. -?Aiter rounding
X J - 1 - , At -r ft J. '
oacset s romi-iGs siream wiaensi asia
deepens, - and watery at this bend al-
wttj yyA-Ui Uijuuien?nu oiacK. sua
denly the steamerlencountered a ses"of
ailicrators. Hound er in 2,andolahino' water.
ineverildirextlonhirXillofecg sliook
- o f.i . ito. o nr
ir-txllowJtig shook
the foundation of the waters. Th j cap
tain'says Vhat he never heWd fjr'witnesse
says mat ne neverneara or wttnesseq
tunu asoeBe.uiuurB twuuiieveru&isus
t- - i.r j . 1 .k. .
again, .ue
. -r- f ii niiii
efpre thQ. .speed pf, the jhttle"
Steamer couTd' be checked they Toujnd
.themselves in the midst ot these JeiTibVg
mostersJCabACk pr,gor3aheadas rn-,
possiDie. 'ine passengers enaeavorea 10
drive them' away Dy' shooting, alidl the
hands on board:fbeati themjrwithKfhand-
spikes' yet theyjaeemedmore determined
jitu&uon. every momem . oecanw cim--eal;ind
rttra creWT nd;rpiseligf rs more
namoreexnaustea, ana tne.aestruction ot
the boat seemed: inevitableH-alreadi three
coiorea nanas naa peen aevourea-oy tnese
terrible' mdnsfers and several others
wounded. Several planks: weredbora from
"" - "rTT,- - jw!vt "v"
riod aijwurcef oft relief came. A h"gp
serpent appeared, maifjg h i, a, Jrom
the lakes, the same, it is supposed, ithat
was 6W-& "Devil's Efbbw" last fall. IThe
TAt)a poirit Jxlo w where thiyeaddenly
J narrows;soon became blocked witF dead f
urow
?otoheaBirbl6Gt.riIcis: be-
the
that these monsters have'foulidiheir wav
he.r d gceat-P09bers, aoAU-pat soon exr
erAUcjktrQCJUllftavigation
of theOcklawa.ha. P' hika ifla.) Jhrald.
'Fililelprifa Spaper nomi
nates Jav Cooke'ior Vice-President on! the
-11: 1 jz j, 4 1 1 . .i. x.t
wo yiuYii, ui wuaicvci j"u luujr tan iriLUw.ujj
and such hghtins never was witnessed..
6T thh wrOir wasTFtrl witff 1
Wfj(tTdrfMs dilficWfaccolArforltt-a
tttilmlSy hirt if af till Artrir . iAW
omuigntan
v- -t;-- i STAR BEAMS. . .
f Passports aro aain required
in, France. .." . ', ' ; -f?
25000 drummers beat up cus
tom for New York. y - J.
ZT Strawberries at four .cents- a
pound arejft drug In Sanranciacoq, 1
W'cstdrrr- Vaterl tn-c&fct H1itj
.nanyjears.
-;Thdre' are over six .millions of
cotton spindles' in operation in the United
'tt'nfai"1r " '-r' . ;
O laics, ..: . 1 i , rLi' .;.
a( in. !;! -Hi-i" fuo . t4'-.-'
u r TliQ latest j style i f or A the sea
shore is a canvass awning attached tof the
brim of a straw hit t ? i
MoreTrowhas,ay M&y
in some parts" of Ifeine tbis?yetban fell;
during the inbhth of March'. . " ' t
-Th rep r,.Tv?eriesidetft ; have
died.,,in ,office, , George CJ&itop,t, ilbridge
vo -r-riThQiMissonriT Jjemocrat i esti
mates ,tbat;tbe severe frost.i:of jvApril 234,
inflicted a loss of $1,00Q,Q00 on.the j West-
. . a " T. J
era irwigrowers. ? j m a , i i:.,.3;0jtii
" The' Sleeping Chanber ef Encenle'
"" A letter writer, who was among l' the
Pariivft crq wjd vw,hjcb recently visited' the
palactfiof iheiTuilleriey when it vwas i1
hibited b'y' the Commune, '-aV'air admittance
fee of tecentsper. jb.ead, vthus describes
the .S'alon'TJosei the Sleeping -chamber ot
vTHe'aHj6rn(nVcUUberf
ii i l V.
iresniy irescoeu-ia iigai, airy uoiuiss.
sofr;ji2iry Attn"st)J)rtAJBut the' lover
ings ot Animal vptatirectJyx overhead
as ijrmeefitrg ih 'aeritl;(cprs; .pth'e
very dencate'and'XTMtta.We Thift Salori
ntjfal; nndo' niSsriauid.iitt t; once
. rhftt theEmbress had
1 ne'eh among the Jiarrms nf f.hfl-iultan.
arora whicb.idoubtless, he derjyed many
Ol ner tastes iorxnai oaimy senumearauij
pon .the ceiUngofJiec-bedxeliftflpr. t Be
yona portraits upon ino meaaiuousitungs
cf they allspand the usffl'iree-,han4. filr
Vl i- ' - 1L'. it. Tt - L J
50f '
lings-'inf . them, the Rose Chamber does
not particularly inieresi orimprss jn,e.
It is, no doubt, one of the finest rooms
in Europe, of its size (about 30x25),;
but, ., alter so much luxury , and pro
fuse ornamentation as one must see be
fore rrrrtng atr he rEmpress1 chambers,-
the eyeTs'Hfatigned,"and notes only
with delight the warmer, sunnier treat
ment in the- decoration. " From, the Rose
Chamber I passed " into ' the 1 toilet room,
and, in turning to the mirror, found writ-j
ten tipon arr envelope, being decipherejl
by a cutious throng, 'Toilet room of ex
EmpressJU Though, a ole in.the ceiling,
n!eaJ?ik'gastt-H the corriertlriearest' the
door, the linen and robes were passed to
the Empress
The-hplreierrci.
dailiQa ot theLceuing. an.d,Tipon ex
HtotfIoundhCveritaWe"tet ItT',ap
pears the wardrobes were all on the upper
flftQf, ,and. by simply ringing her belli
Eugenie received her heavenly toilet
through ' an aperture less fanciful than
Boutwell'svbolein tbeiSky,' .This was all
to be seen ot the Imperial apartments,' so
I descended the'sfiaircases' and passed out
to make room for others."iIn all the' tour
I "beard no - disparaging remarks passed
upon the late Imperial family, showing
that for the moment at least, the Parisians
have some one else'fp hate besides the late
c & fibocViugaccidentr'ex on
btfaeiVrtiwttt Central railroad."' A sitrgle
was
:twalkiW unibe tracfei of the f railroadVtin
1 mVMviT'MMiAftirt vVArnMUtttZir. iWd.
it awciviveriTdflncuojiii.acconipniep. Dy
tie'rTnot;her?uite1dflaff
ler was.a0wuoA- MS 3 "P ayoppea
:down upon- the rail in a curve of the road'
tth herveinig
ner, etariea lor a; nouse ao ja consKteraoie
distance off to procure assistance.'Befofe
reaching the house, however. she heard
the down express train coming, and stare&1
DacKAto:wnere ijex, gausater was, ana ar-
I rived ncr at haiadjo witness, the train.
NOTS WMlW lb)kantly,! and
fmangliug her in a f rightful manner. Poth
f -were tut on, ana -pan ; oi- tne. neaq.
ien theiJengrnf'aTscbve
gp
seenietLtadba6iji,l in AAtoCSing posture.
I 4 ft i i a J . a. ft. v a A L H - i .
Hrfrr tfiS rMT7 afca V'eafin a lfght-coldred
A shftwT h:mlfitnble heof MbMifakd did
jt ... . ;t4f i JaUil
.. ; - i
Oeneral Tom Thumb and .Miss, -Minnie
Warren must lootl to their laurels, if - thbJ
. - : . , Iai tm
jobr:be trn6 that comes to us from Ens,
I . ... . '
flanL'tQftaei Hect,:that a mew-dwari (a
i1'-' - -
matt 8 Priacess- FelicTe,' end a 'gen
uine jju putian- junetfearJMji Age, meas
uring scarcely nineteen inches in height
wp.Vhinir Instfr rihnhds:' ftn'tf is of I ner-
J fecfe pjoportioa and symmetry in limbland
'her overdo 'Enfftand.thevhayrnff left thei
native coufitryf6n!a'crCfat"6f ttiei;war andj
its consequences a 8bei3beyD0&8 dojL
the smallest female vet exhibited in kon-
don, and the falriotas "Miss Warren," along-
siae oi ner, wouia assume ine proportions
-7 ens.' r.z r j.i
i.
ion ie
-Important to Southern Execntorth'-
atefCff&iiit Court, srtt-
ing at bavannah last .weelMr JjustiCBO
a a. a. sj a j a
the investment byexecuiors, admimsy-AT
in tneir nanas,
ierate States,, bonds..
fcUKifmIiLlXrw "Tw;s5r
4W
the
t art:wonWjiot3nnjgr loogwexpenA.a
dniiratioiiVu8n! ITieeaurajrlcsSi ffroupr
when 'she arSCTL herself.
Lto aste'eorner me-,
amina-
lady) - has - made -her appearancernihd is .
jaWgoafhibition aVthesBtri'toh! Galf
rnra anrLirusiees oi mnas
ftuTriistRea id" TJonfed
-rr ti " '3
CKange'in KeW York1, on SaturhWaltsLd Irra octod gid Jbi fvlnuoo vousX j
noon, that tho RnflTrifw r. tha nV.n.rm. i , a..jA -Kxoil Wiwr nj;
batant population, pt -the, capitaL tjcf
time during the siege, fpredicatinff thelf
statementsjirnpprrxjation iui-reiM
xi i a " . 'ar -a. a '
mrongu American sources) ana tnaveqexer
fore, another appeal majL have to be mide
The Irrepressible Conflict in Artan.
A atiooting Affray occurred yesterday at
Arkansas, opposite here; Mr. Collier, prOy
pnetor ot a hotel, with a party oi rienas.
werd shooting atn target in the yara or
the hotel.- when "they were ordered by a
colored mjristrate. and.' deputy to desist,.
CkfoT. K-Lr-17 LV4-iri rM fr -.TlA ' ' linf.pl
Words9ued -betweeu" Collier' gHd 'thU'
constable, and the latter drew5 apistril and
fired : at Collier ;; one ; of the party, then
fired at the jantable, when he;i and his
comDanion pleft,?!.butioonj) afterwards
returned jwith a,l4rge. parUof negroe,'all
armed. Who, alter caiung upon vpi'ier 10
come out," fired 'a 'VpHey ?nto., tbe house,
aHffh tlv ''WtSHndinfir Collier. 'Comer's ! party
returhednthe 1 fire? killing 4J6hn Raynor
when- the others fled? 'ast-igtit'a great
manr citij:ensrof. Hopeneld came over to
this city, fearitiglan attack - and those, je'
A-A 1U.I11U . II I V A A U U .V U OA . W . M M
armed thtJttselfeJ! Sbf!ff Pb?iltips, ,has
IrriveSd' and itis giidbS 'Tias arrested
mmmniT frila drafnrrn in a wharf Itrttit unri
perdonharged wltb participating in: the
f . Mr, N, iLeslie. Price, of iynchburg, b as
Invented a lin molasses funnel with meas
ures combined, whie iSydestined jto be
lfiTnlii a Ma l n 1 74 aa ami 5 r rv n1 a Dead n r?
a1so4o be6f gfreatbyhefit Jt? consumers.1
By tnia'iiivehtibri'it is Impossible Tor fiiea
and other Insects to get into the 'molasses
before it leaf g the" fttM ,4. t?
quenuy tne case, mucn to tne cusguss,i
those who purchase' it: , xbp funnel ; i& tso
niaaeUSt it is Vebi VofslantlV'tn'a hole
boreblinxtbe barrel, "and the nTeasureslfif-.
terbein osed. re' tlaced-! a i atoaf tments
ia tb tppi-of ibe 4"n nty "wittf t he moiufjis'
turnea down; ana in this way'if isiimpos-
jibleofrinsecta ;toa fiM.lheiriway into"
tiiemand, thus thej jmolasses.isfeept clean.
Mr. jPripe .has appUedipi; a patent, for 5 his
invention, wpicn ne expects soonf.to oo
fain.'when itrvrili be Introduced through-
vruu bur; UUUUJT . "
''"The governor pfjtlw fojrkrhas vetoed
uunaiu. ui wuo uuuuicu uiiia. since iue
Legislature 1&djburned.'a The'Tftr?d learns
froin a Albany 'ha n'e'j1wbul'd rsend these
:it i. xi oa-' ,r ..t. '' . f-rA.
uii y mouujco oi ibb csecretary oi.Dtare
with .hja objections in briefc:; Iti.isTeport-
dthat mongthe- numbenis the bill mi
king amendments to tthe;Code:,by-which
the, liberty of counsel as, well as the'oreaa
was 10 ue resincteQ. ,py if ine, revjy.or-q-j
soreie "contempyjs.'' or court.
iA.most terrible and singular.! accident
occurred at a colonial town called : Vic
toria, in. South Africa. , A water. spout
u.. .i. it'ij.' j-aiJ- : - . ;
uursi bus. iunes auove me village,- ana tne
water, xushing. dpwn through, a "ravine in
which the village1 was built, washed' half
the place'away? $4 drowned ,., 'over one
' : S :
-' There is a horse-chesnut tree in front of
thddJGeileral 'Qreen'placel2 on1 Water
street Wr fiaWn, which' blossoms only
on the north, -side; one. year , and on the
sputa side, the next; while every : seventh
vear it blossoms freely on all its branches.
ri his .year the ' plpssoms are on the south
side.
k Hf l. IT
Amons the passengers" in the steamer
t,mpz, which arrived ih:Baltimore. Jri
aay, irom Bremen aaq ooutuampton, .was
the Rev' J C; Backus;' i)v D.J the esteemed
pastor of the First .Presbyterian Church of
that city. He brought with him the 'dead
.bodypf, is, son, .Drr,,Jphn Backus, who
.dieA.r.eeentljiipBeriin.ii hiv. iTx
eft
TfiKcwYortrwn;ihite Horace
Greeley as a candidate for'.thef Presidency
would have the. support' of r'all-the honest
caJJe!4meiKii.PCThaj)he:w'oiildj ibut
'Idtmgh btiWxtf$3tf efect ail unopposde
turaiinigJi V aouVlO A'clock It stall
ltnate oti Pine8treet,v)Petersburg, ! waa
. . t . rrwwT-i . i , -. i
otiuviR. ujr xigutuiuptuu in ti'iew mmuies
Completely nvetbped ?tf flames; totallv
jdeatrcfying itCl3;;i&7!j.,i ts ai-sl-i
fv w t - v r- t
Thl4SuperlLaa4rjiye Is the in the Wtyid
-psUyfrmln ReimWeqawT Snstant
aeotut. HTd" flisappOTfltment. jKoRedicnlouB
Ints. or Unpleajsan Qdor.j Th eenuina w.
tA.TJatcneior's Hair Dye produces IMMEDI-
ATELY a splendid Jllack or Natural' Brown.
fiDdes aotiStallttheiBirAbut l'aveB- the mii?
Clean, Soft and BeotifnUSIhebaxlySafe aiicf
Perfeet Dye,, Spldby ailDrfaggists. Factory
lBonastreetew York. j j9il,i
3
i -T IT
mrr-
Per Stinr::vBenefiafCtorf
JOV' I jn.7UV II f.Jlll'UJI. . V .1
Colgate , CasanureoBoquet
3 .T &)iltfeoap.
itte'rsi'
tjoii noiJn-ivna
EjreuSH Toath BECflHm.
Xtibin?rfJE3?tracti? f per-2
iinay 3Uf W io aoi'Mil'lkrdggiBij
; : .Si;... ii- '
;.vi 300.00 0 iPolllids i '". :r
sit 5rr!U Tifjd sn l
r Li. . " .I Llv
I I U' U U W . it
Jjaijcq Rla33 ass y avroii i
ORsaJeonreana.bleJrm,-at the Cape,
XjFaan0ameaI) WoxkC4ktl -street,: wu
. .baqcos tail nUIIi?
It .vj .t-j r riif. .ir:t. .L1.
... . .-I T 1 . A. t
rirnsrWindow CnlcJPprtt
i-d ,b9'l?CJ J 3iii.VjwJ
1 yK'TSbnay mi! otrHag:- y-uKiq ? tldi
WursTOiiaiJflr yti-riaTean olaiioofe
mm iaU i a w &
canuiuarcTUT-trfe presiaency oi a Cross-ridebatirigUtyiutoe'Cr
, V v I The D ra wi ng.J lUTake,a lacei u" x
REClIi ES TA:T;..I..a.mmiTTl 0 u
-1. New Memphi9atr'AX'lA.'r.. ...U.i..Ut...
i. Palatial Residence an JBeal. street.................. ,....,,.......""" hu n...
3. Busiftess Utmst, Mafn street. . . . , ,....!., " ' ' 50 'ul
4. Handsome Eesiaence on Shelby 8treet.wUau..J4j..l;VVr.;.v,. ' lo'iS
BoslnegB Kotion,Seeodtreet.....r77. i ......-v;u..:; '? ae'jj
6. Beautiful Subarban Home. ?Hes.rom Jaempbis, acres..,,...,;
7. Elegant Residence on Shelby street i-it,t ;.'.....'
8,,Bu8iaaess House on. Second Btr$a....i. wi5w,Mv'.'..ii.ii 1 UM
gMagJlflcenf Building Si& enhance street.vtttjy..,,....,.... ,'m' 4oJJ
10. Fine Residence on Jefferson- street. i .v.i;..f;V...uill':I: tu
11. Handsome Building Site on Bass avenue..... M t.,,... 2iooo
"12. Substahttal Eeeidencen-Orleans street .-i..I.'. ..&. i TtZ
IS. Splendid Building SitB on-(Yan? tteet..iiiW..iitl.tiJl.v. . mt
14. Cottasre Residence o&-Jones avenuei....i.,M.ir..;;':r.i;..i.J.:;- -
,15., Fine Builaing Site oiv Vance street
lb., xianusome uourDau omi
17. Beautiful Building'SttooTi
18. Double Cottasre Residence
laFlne Bull dinar Sit ort Basrf
2(L Cottage Besidenee oafVj
2L Haaidsonie Bnildlnff Site
22. Neat cottage Residence om
23. iieautirui uuiiding site qh
t4. Double Cottftsre ReSldetioe
ittmiap .treet
25. ,Frne Building Site on Monaarrat street.'!..
28. ifiiegant nuiiamg site on Tate street..
27. Handsome Building Site on Monsarrat
Property Jfeelij In
Splendid PlantatUon.'containuig 900 acres,
rWflouti efp
T71RO&I 29 to 41, INSLUSIVE. ARE PRIZES
,JLM Detweenji75 to 1,050 each.; Also three
c,b, ad placed; at purvjjsualseliingTates.
ing traced at bur regular selling rate?."
-T7IROM 42 TaMe'lNCL-fjsiV'COMPRISES GBNtWENsV'GOLD WATCHF nv
L btiiiakers. biamona Sets, and Blngs Sterling 8olio Silver PertlceS SiH TB
(o person connected wltb tbe management will be allowed, under any circumat
hold a share in the distribution. - 1. , , , ; ' . , y "oawtaaon, t
Th drawing will be entrusted entirely to a committee tf Bnareholders,4e manaffPr. h
tag nothing: whatever to.do with Jt. .ity.is vi..f.3aio.i vtiu U w"' - na'"er8 hav.
All shares unsbld at the time of the drawing will be surrendered to a committP Ooi .
fllet nur?hSeS of'sna? WUi thy Um.irhig every prhSS, tSffiS
av TA A IvanAY.Q THllrA4a IWkvilAwa r- I f- ....ll. . .
For
aiv&w, viibuiaia ui ouji iiuvimauuu as lu mis urana Real Eflt'lte In
Iress "Cii ,w , 1:,v ,i-n-ll ,",oi' .; i' ijr ?uu
tribution, address
:h't ' . .) n '
r - v --it ft lf-i;rvrr
Excursion5 Tickets to: Western
;f v (ti iNorth - Carolina.
1
On
.9"
and AFIERJUNE 1st, 1871. Round Trio-
Excursion Tickets, erood until. October: 15th.
L may be obtalAenas SEefeul nateed : "-
. f WrLMrKOTOW. f.WIUOH. ; TARBOBO
To Hillsboro... $12 25 -n$ 8 00 . - , $1035
' GTeensboro-.... 15 CO' 10 80 ' " ; 13 10
High Point.. 16 05 o 11 9&uU 4 15
. " Salem 18 05 .,,13 85 . j 16 15
" Lexington..!..:. 17 SO " 13 10 ; 15 40
" Salisbury.. ..... 18 50: -.' 14 30 ; 16 60
" Statesviile 20 25 , Ms 05 ;iaj5
"-Hickory Tarerri 22 70' a 18 55 ' 1 20 80
" Morganton.r.. 24.10 1 90 22 25
" Charlotte 21 50 ' 17 30 , 19 00
" I-incolnlon.l..:.. S3 "tO-1 .19 60" 1 2190
Cb.erryviHe....'.. 24 0 ;i , ,20 30 . .H 22 60
A POPE, ! ..n.
may(31t
r,j &, General Ticket 4gent.
Wilintiigton 4fc Wclclon It. i
. TVijjaHjTOir, .(?. May rtb;, 1871. j
EEDUCED 1 EiSSEHSERIAEIFF.-..,
'O aiia'AVTER JtJSB'Us'lwllhe twyjt
Passenger Itktesot tb Wlimingtori & W$lon
1st dassf periinUeJ.v J. iWliiJJil irf6 cents
9il .
0,1 . ti
- commutation Tickets of WO mile denomlna
lions, arranged toianrioUnnnv distance of 8
miles, will be sold at 4 cents oer mile, and
May be obtained- at all main Stations.''" ! -
Return Tickets not ha sold. ,
A. PQPEif i
A. AA,.MMM IaA,a. J .
- AAAVAj) V SI IUWJ9I 9lU UWi 2. .
rtmnnn i ..tt TTnimr
ia, .St 0ia fciia iooM it'soii 1V
lir ;t'. tiod3 .Jv Lflfc -SSi'StU
jTlM:tAe-iarest,UiAftttnaaW
LoTfil iiatfcJI ;fa,U Unl tat j Si54
ta a inoj
morougn Knowledge ox ine .pusiness
and ldhg experience can afford, 'wjaicn "will
rwnurato a one seiecuon oi newes
and
niunu laBiiiunauin HL.vim in
f r'li.t'H 1,1.9 CU'-illl" JHS-1 1 w
tiiroJ tftn uf.oil C5ihw .naJJ. 1 j
raiMy GOodslifaCltiaing iAcrfSHaVai asoig.
f IFrenoh: CbrietSjitioOp' 8MrtsiFtf l Mitta,
: TiQdtveSfbesl brands fahd joibsfc-fe
l;roI stralM loaea, UaenaildXAcaSetj, :
. ' Collars, and afGfc pest. jttAterJUtUC j
Embroldaringa, Edgings,
"ad ;
ffligs,'Bowf, Tidies ana shj
'fl.tt.Ara a.
.r"for fO.fr;! VH'TT'Ik-T f:I!J SO 4ft9 '
"-zepnyrsjxnress Trimniings ana Buttons.
THE GREAT IfK ADO UARTERS TOR HAIR.
h Ciln5aj;jCnStl alte&es; JTollaSafi, M
a.t arletvf thoi wort a mii,JhM
3VnriclyaJStai?ey'i42 Elntlict 1st.
j WPftX j -oi s'w:o i a-4;
55r r.:Apply.tO"' ncl? ft; " I r
. OJFICE OF GKN'JU.TICBLET AfiENT,
' L: Wilcaington; Tc7t May S0th. l871i ;.ft v
UlUlLb .J
j m'
raes irom tne Citjvipre. a;ur.... ,8ou
Bass avenue.....,,,. v,. isoa
on.Vance street. Ii .4 :.. f :'. . .-. . . . t(Z
r 'aid
anee teti. .( , . ... .-. J. . iv. L.. .2: J. j : '1 4.onn
On Dunlan street 5
Vance street. .k- .wuU Afci4.U;-j.u Ii " .
on1 Dmre street... . i-i...-. , X. .: . , i
wrn.v;M....w.-...::::: hs
T.6 BV,rvP"?.. .......... ' liWO
ilie City of Memphis na it. .k ' S,0Ctt
In Panola county, mSsSid?? - ubnrt".
8tate cna"el6LomparUon
COOTEmvmiTffimjrfrri,;
Estey & Co. OrganT, wortS rom S Ta,,,l
" sV.i .! iVrr .vm W to
0 " "w ?very articled
rt PASSMOBE fc UUFFIIC,
KKA L KSTATR AKVTS A VTn Ui vr i
1 g L-'l
A. DIA IV? P. l i
-io FriS'an.l Dock Hh.,
. W M.,M;Jitf G T O N- . N (
I.
Its branches. .
r.GOTJNTEiTiJktKKCiHAJWTS wtll do HI
calling on ua and exanjlninx onr Suv.
noyigs-tf
GESEKAICOStMISSION M erehnnu
" - HORTH' WATER STREET.
Dersonal attention to th.
s alo or hipnent . of r. Cotton. . Naval Stores,
General Produce; etc., etc. Also to recelvlnp
anl forwardinereoods'.
iJeptzi 8?IW1 an,d promptly flUwi,
BDWAXtDSV I y . B. . HALL.
Grocers ; : , and , CEanmissioa , .
J v V ..ii DEAI' IN Ajt KtND3 OF
jAiid keep constantly on hand a full line of
Grocerices at lowest cash prices.
Tfilmington; January 1; "1570. ' tf
Alxx. Sfkuttt. ji. w. hixsov, airs bfrdht.
til-.. j
SPRTOT& HINS0N,
f fcd rrl Jti . ".83r: ti
i -
' . "
ttKrKB to JAMK8 DAWSON, ESQ.,
f - - IBArtiVlLKIKaTOK.
f J9JUEbthjfti:ivr tcico sar ul'vi
S. NOKTHKOr. y V . W. H, Jobthbop."
ITortLLrqpdinCuminiiig,
COM9IISSZOK: ZJEItClXAKiTS
An JPWPrlJOsh af Kitedl WllralaKtea
SW Paw mu,.Tyiimlrton.H,C.
CgeiurSSS: frany
14W flpecial attention given to the purcbasa
or sale of Corn and peanuts. , ,
loet-i-ly""" t.i.i:..-4-.,..:v.t ! .
lit) 10 viJiuin hi
iirn. ITeff,
ij:
'AQTIIIldl :A?tfT i DTC A T,EK IN
ardware. fiuno. ptrrvf i Pnmtw Kero-
eene Oil,-Tin and-bheaironT?
U ROOSlXO'Dbl!?E ASHOR; N0TICK.
Agent for. FAIR n IlfK'S SCALE.
No. 19 Front 8t., Wilmington, N. C
!ftofs la i;.oor J-
N. FagPEBicg.
w. c. raKD'1
tjiNoc22:j)rforliktyoter Street,
u oi wiuatiNOTOff, if. c '
j. j. Boorr.
Cotton FMtort uid OominUioB Mer'
Sprth-'ater t,nnar Commercial Excham
- ,r Wilmington, .;.; t
" T.efer to E. E, Burruss, Esq . Prerident ni
in
Latipft,C Tobaccos.
jDOKSUMER CHOICE
Keiaiiers ueng
, . . : i '' -
,0t fOlOST kofcpOR CASH or PJWM
. . V .. ' j I. .. . off
1
tturd ot Paris.
si:?ftdjrrthtTng Ilose and Book Bindery "
may2S-tf ' Totoa"11,
naySl-St F. W. EErChKER.
ft'' ' -M;l