-"the xiorxrxirG XAn r
. " ? I PUBLISHED DAlLYVs. . 4
w5t. II BERNARD, Editor nd Prop'.
Orrioa, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St.;
oSe veaf, in adTanoe.,.s;..l.i..V;.....i.J7 00
Months. In advance::.; ; 60
7i.M. months, in advance.-..... ........... 2 00
Ane month, in advance. k
rhp Morwino Stau will be delivered in-any
pilft Of huO Villi Jf B " i.aaj.t vmip jw v..
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
I.v
Time. ?!treJn mom- .Wind..- Weather-......-..
..vvw.. eter --4f '' ..... ,.
. "TZT 30:73 -82; SFrCtf jrait:7
1 g P. M. 30:07 , :.W.,SW Brisk Fair.;,...
g P. .M. 30:07 . v&J.laWFreshlFair..
Mftn Temp.1 of day, 84 de"-
Notb All barometric readings are Teducetl
to the sea-level ana to sa. degrees x anrcnnert.
......... ftOBBiti:. qjsx JJu;ru,. ......
. -i ; Sergt Sisrnal Service U.S. Aii,
; Weatner-eiwrs.
. . Office, pf Uhjef. signal .umcer,
. . . Washington; July. 6rr4:So;
f Southwesterly winds will probably-continue
in the southern ano owi- States -with -north
westerly winds iu the interior Friday alters
noon. The Darom-eterwiirprobabiy 'continue
tn fall f"o-ni2bt th New York with brisk south
easterly winds on the East Atlantic coast for
a short time With tbreatemng ahdTalny weath
er. Clearing away and partially cloudy and
clear weather are probable for Friday westfof
Michigan andxennesseej iJriSK southwester
ly winds are prdbable for to-bigbt on Lakes
SEW Al VtUTIKMKiT.
i Ieinsbekgkr's Live.Book Store,' 39 Market
6treet New Books Just Out.i. . f.
Tod R. Cajlpweix, Governor A proclsma-:
tion. , , v.; ...... , . j- l X-:J
H. Ehrbeck. Howard Relief Fire Engine
Co. No. 1. - .fi;5tMt3M
Gbekn & Flakner; truggis!ts and Apotheca
ries.' Drags and Medicines, j r j; ;?
Chas. T. Howard Louisiana State Lottery
Company:- . '',;:JS:"lli j;'
Read the Court" Order from Brunswick
' County.';--':,. T.": .IK ftT.i Ul TAT:";: !- '4
Munson ifcCo, - City, Clothiers. Pebble Tip
Umbrellas, &c. : .1. - , ., ,
Read the advertisement of the ' election ap-
pointments.lr;njff.??rtj n:
T. D. MeaEbs, SecretarywSteamer Wacca
.maw for Charter.,-. . - . ; j ' .U
i'ositively Selling Out. at Cost at Jfo.
j 41, Market Street. U'gf ff --s ;
Having rented the store now occupied by .Mr.
John G. Baumah,' corner Front and Market
Streets, and inteqding to open toere with' an
cutire new Stock of :oods,5l now -offer . my
entire present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, ;Hats,"N6tion8 ;&c! ,'&c. at
actual -cpst-VJ: nVikS! sV '" j.
Persons, wishing, to purchase will do well
by calling on me before buying elsewhere,-: as
they will certainly be able to get bargains at
: 'I S. Levy's, U
may SQAai i Next door td Patten's Bakery 1
To Cityi SnbscriDers.
On the first day of July. Mr. D. M. Cobb will
r, Mr. D. M. (
succeed MrW.' fi'Harlow as City Agent ; of
the MoeniiJo St ab for all that 'portion of the
city North of the centre of 'Market street.
From thai date ill'subscriptions in iris Divis
ion will be payable !to him w . 1
All s u bsc rip UonS . 'd ue . V- L. - Harlow, and
uupaid July 1st, are payable tnly tothe ; un
dersigned or his authorized Agents. ,,
- June 13 187rCtWiiJH.
BERNARD.
County Commissioners
The Board bounty Commissioners wa3 in
session yesterday,- butnothing was . done be
yond auditing accounts ahd waitiiJg ' to hear
applications for revisals of the tax lists. '
Adjourned to meet again this morning at 10
o'clock.
'" ill
Uesiffned. 7
G. Z. French, Esq.', a member of the Legls
lature from this, county, having resigned th&
position, Gov. Caldwell has issued his procla
mation , providing for an election to ; Jill the
vacancy on the 3rd day. of August.' See-pror
clamation in another column. ? : -
He learns much who studies! other .men;
he also learns more who studies himself. J
Two Township Constable) In the Field.
We learn that Wm.fH. Waddell, colored, has
aunouhced himself an independent candidate
for Township Constable in opposition to J '. C.
Hill, colored, the regular nominee. Waddall
suys his. claims were' presented to theUohven
liou m in secret'sessipn but the proposition to
consider the matter was voted, do w,n. because
the caucus had decided on Hill. Hence his de
termination to try his luck on his own hopk.
City Courtl;pj" ;
The following cases were disposed of yester
day moruinffT " - A W-ku' v - ; j t
Manuel Jones, charged .with cursing, quar
reling and fighting on the ' street. , ''Not:-' pros f
entered on the payment of costs.4 ' ' '
John White, charged with bein'gf drunk on
the street JudgmentJTof the penalty" and
costs. Mayor recommended to remit the same
ou condition that he will return to Pennsylva-";
ia f his former home within live .days'. t -
licury Watson, charged with stealing a skil
let, defeiiihtBtpiettdingroperty in himself,
found not guilty. auddischargedJ: -V , - "
Sute and City W. ' Alex1. Williams; charged
with burglariously entering the house of Mrs.
Kixon and stealfug suudry articles therefrom.
Caso eontiuued overV.' This defendant was but
lately discharged from the Work House, J ,
Jobn Self, :chargci withf StealiBg a; pistol,
t'ase coutiuued overl ' ' ! -
Improvements. 1 ' ' fc
We le'arnthat Mr D. A. Smith, the enter
prisiug furniture dealer, W this' city, has pur
chased the valuable property on Front street,
just north of the First Nationall Bariki" and is
Kboui to commence thii ereetion of one of the
'arrest business houses in ihel State,? The
building will be ;o'f brick,-and Its' dimensions
will be 50 feet iu:front, 15 feet deep,and three
stories high. It will be specially adapted to
lue furniture: business with no partitiodj but
' BlniPly a centre glrale supported,bcolttmns,'
"od will be lire-proof. Mr. Smith suites that
expects tobe ibis new building by the 1st
f October. ' r : 5 I . ,
We also learn ". that Geo. R. French, Esq.,
I'roposes to erect a large and hahdsome store,
within the year, just south of Mr. S,'s bnild-
Improvement is the order of the day. ';
n
t t
lotial lots. . , , . - j. ... ? ,
fc A white female patient was sent to, the
City. Hospital yesterday for-treatment.. M
. . .The first turtle eggs of the season were
r In market ; f esterdiyi nd spld. at ; 80 cen Is per"
n Col. W. L..peRo8set bas-i returned . home
after an extended : tour through the Northern
States. M "i
- The Steather Waccamaw will leave the
wharf in front of Mess rs. James & Meares'.auc
tionrobm thisipprhin ; an
iexanioo to 'SmithVllItK?4 ... u M
. ' -!t The memhers of Howard 'Relief - Fire
Engine Cempny.Nd, ; 1, are ordered to appear
at their Engine House to-day; .at 6 P.; M., in
;i;'.It is. talked among some of the dry-goods
clerks, pf. tendering a, vote ot thanks to their
' bosses" for closing u p on the ; 4th, in time
for them o participate in. the excursions.--
Attention is called to the appointments
of Mr. Samuel R. Chinnis, the Cons ervative
candidate1: for,- Convention from .Brunswick
county," which will be found in our advertising
columns. : .-. '
' r A party named respectively Stewart -and
Hawkins (whites) were made one in the holy
bonds pf wedlock yesterday, in the office of
justice McQuigg, and .they went on their way
rejoicing.!'; lt?h rf'-J ? i
r The exodus of ; citizens for the , various
watering places ; in the western part of this
State, in Virginia . and to Smithville: and .the
Sounds, has commenced in ; earnest. - We hear
of three or four families leaving every day. ;
LI The freedom of speech was outraged in
the Republican Convention yesterday, in the
person of the widely distinguished and labo
rious champion of Radicalism Pompey Har
riss. who aftemptedto make a speech, but was
J 1 fi-li!-
Sliencea. oy u b jeuiuus wnjrvre.
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The Republican 1 Convention Tester.
day., '. .. ,(. .: i ' ',: ' ! '
The Republicans of this county bet in Con
vention at the City Hall yesterday, morning
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Convention, for Township officers, and .mem
ber of the Legislature. The Convention was
organized by calling G. Z. French, Esq., to the
Chair and appointing S. T. Potts as Secretary.
The business of the Convention had all been
cut and dried and consequently it was gotten
through without much difficulty". Thenomina
tlons for Township officers werfe mad ein secret
session, much to the dissatisfaction of a large
number of the faithful, who wanted to have a
"finger in the pie." -The following; persons
were nominated , as the candidates , for., the
various positions named:. -; snViA:? J;
For Conyentionv-f" C.f bb6t Edward
Can tw ell, Geo. L. Mabson, colored. ;..;r ;
For the Legislature James 'Heaton: !1 !
For Board of Trustees Edward Cantwell,
James Lbwrey, colored. T f ;Jlf!J
For Clerk to Same. S. T. Potts.
For Magistrates. 'EI S WoodfordAnthony
Howe, colored, R.Sf Waldron, .WHi- Mer
rick, colored, WnfMcLaUrln, colored I
For Constable. Jos. C. Hill, colored. . ;
"It-will be seen that in theiist of nominations
for Magistrates two of tbepreseut incumbents
are left "out i the cold," to-wit : E. 1L Mc
Quigg and Wm. M.'Harriss. . y
The Convention was a very tame affair In
every respect, and although there was less
wrangling and confusion than usual on such
occasions, we are led to believe that the feel-
ing In favor of the ticket for Convention is not
altogether as harmonious and concerted as
many might be led to suppose. Very few spen-
ators other than the delegates were in the
Convention, and there was apparently little or
no enthusiasm, manifested' 1 '.---;- - -
, Judge Cantweliand Geo. L. Mabson accept
ed the nomination for themselves, as a matter
of conirs and theijformel expressed himself
authorized to do the same for General Abbott
Judge Cantwell made .a IpngTWind?! speech
pf nearly three hours in length to a very slim
auditory.- . ' -;f-;:' ;. u A ..T'l
The Marion Siar, describing a musical con
cert that took place In that town r . few days
since, pajB the following merited compliment
to the musical ability of two well known Wil
mington ladies : "The Misses Wilson, from
Wilmington, sang well as usual, and we would
i particularly .express the appreciation i of the
auditory at the rendition, by the two, of
Noima "'jof There's Music in the .Waters,'
b.V'Mrsv S. X McMillan, aided v6caUy the
Misses'; W.; of 'Coming Through thefRye,'
by Mi8sErvira. W.; of Matrimonial Sweets,
by Miss Addie W. and Mr, Wjtherow.'' :
Oar Chip Basket. ., J- k--v:"'
' Ta brings forward ...the . bad actions of
others to iexcuso our own; is like washing our-
selves in mad.0
o- A Boston paper writing ox a recent ad
dress there, says : . ,'.4The discourse was an hour
Jn leDgtb, and was listened to .with ability."'
Some benevolent person proposes to col
lect the suffrage Shrieking women1 and put
them alt into a home for aged and Indignant
females. ,r . , -r .- - . r.- '. ..-
The teari of beauty are, like clouds float,
ing over a heaven of stars, bedimming them a,
moment that they may shine with a brighter
luster than before.. !...!
l'LIfe is dlyided ldto three terms : that
which was" which1 iswhich win' oe.' Let us
learn from the past to. profit by the present to
live bettefor the future. . ? -:)
,i-8ome yopng men are a little partial fo
blue-eyed maidens Others like dark-eyed
lasses. But the moneyed girls have tue most
admirers. ' 1 ;1 1 ' ';
s- i Pope said' beauty draws ns by a single
hiirt" In'view of the prcTalllng size of ladies'
bead gear we must bo permiited- to doubt the
InfallibUity of Pope;., . -. , ...... 1 '
If you have found anything, advertise it In
our pew department, tinder head of ,Lost and
Found," at half our regular rates, for adver
tisements not exceeding fire lines.. , -
'
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Ilorriblei Marder-Aikether1 Case -Tor
; the ii'u 'lnx Ontrajre, Committee.' :
A' white tadd hy theume "or fbhn tancell,
was;rourfered 'at Cero GordoV Cojiumbus coun
ty, on Wednesday night, under ijlrcurdsiances
ipf peculiar atxocityA,Ir..Stauqell.; badj.been
oh a visit to this city and left forhis homQ;on;
the 7 o'clock train Wednesday .'.evenlBg. Ar-.
riviug at Cero Gordo late that niht, and as be,
lived some disfance In thecountryj be laid him-.
self down in the' piazza of - Mr. J. E. Buie's
store, with ;The intention -of jralting until
daylightC to ; ; resume his ..journey.: t The
next moraine:' his dead body was found in the
piazza alluded to, the bead badly .mutilated
with an , axe , and nearly . severed from the
trunk. ,f There were three distinct and deep
cuts on the head; either of which would .have
beensnfflcient to -"produce deatlw-r Upon the
discovery of the body of the unfortunate man
immediate steps Were taken to ferret out the vil
lain MiO perpetrated the' deed, f Trading the
murderer, 'they finally succeeded in arresting
a negro man to whom circustanees point with
-i' i.. v. f, j i 4 s - i ;ti...KtT. fiii:i
almost unerring jcertaintyt we Jearn, a 4 sthe
guity party, and ;-he was brought-.do wa. to
Whlteville yesterday and lodged! in jaiL ; ; t
It is generally supposed" that the negro,
whose name We could not ascertain!' was
... . . i - '
under the Impression that. his victim was Mr.
Bute himself, and that :"he''XnadmoneT!;iri.'hIs"
possession, :,;i,v",v,: --
Deceased was' quite a ypnng mn ..and bore a
good reputation ip the community in which he
lived. A V .:r; v- - 1. i;;r; ;
Boarders. , ..' ,
.; If you want Boarders, advertise in our new-
department, under head t of. JV.WantSjjrat palf
our regular rates, for advertisements not ex
'eeding five lines. 5 - v - -a v.fr "
The Biff Time at Abbottsbnrgr-
s A- correspondent gives? us Viitef y cAingr
description of the grand radical Celebration ajt
: Abh6ttsburg,;;nesday,; espKay pf ' that
part of it in which a certain " old; .very poor,
hatd-wprked 6x and two or three of the 'leant
est sheep that' ever bleated" ' figured 1 as f thft
barbecue, the latter being under &)re.4uperVi.
slon, our correspondent yr&i JInblfM'ed,f;pf an
old colored man by. .the nam of Harry, a
antiquated character of the aforesaid x, Jhow
ever, was not the worst feature of the case, as
our correspondent represents the animal to
have been in an advanced state of decomposi
tion, so much so that a certain species -of the
winged tribe, w
purpose by the municipality of k. neighboring
city that it enjoys special immunity from y the
usual fate of its kind, had to be driven forcibly
from the carcass before the process of cooking
could be commenced. This was on' the- 3rdv
On the morning of the 4th, after the "beef"
had been, in the language of our ' -correspondent,
" roasted, sun-burned and sprinkled with
salted, muddy ; water," it wasj served up to
such of the crowd whose, olfactories.; were
snffici .ntly blunted by excesslvi hunger as to
be able to undergo the process
pf mastication
of J this venerable and defunct:
specimen of
oovlnUyl ' ' I. " , . .
" Next came the speeches by Mabson; Schenck
and Eagleswlth one or two ot'nersl' Very few
White men '.were present and
the speakers
seemed to. take ad vantage
roared and thundered against Democracy and
Conyention and tried to delude them in every,
manner: possible. They charged that if the
Democrats were allowed to gain control of the
Homestead and Lien Laws tl ey' would im
prison all Who are not able to pay their debts,
&c., &c.' They talked of slavery patroling and
other stuff, trying to make th( : colored med
beiieve that if the Democrats were again in
power they would deprive the m of the. right
of suffrage and - even of freedo riV' With such
like nonsence as this, which th jy knew to be
the merest bosh, the speakers , regaled the.
assembled crowd until their patience was ex
hausted and they sought for enjoyment more
appropriate to the occasion.'
t
Star Boole Bindery
The attention of the public is called to the
superior facilities we now have! for executing
cheaply, promptly and skilfully alf kinds of
Binding and Ruling. Our business in this de-
partmeht has steadily increased, an evidence
that we have not labored in vain In our effort
. i 1 : r --- '- - . .
to establish a Book Bindery equal . to the de
mands of pur growing city. ; Bht ' wp Jare ;de-1
termiiied. to do still more; and as our busi
ness grows so will our facilities be increased.
Give us a trial. , t t . I i 2taw2w
A Colored Man Makes a Murderous
Aaunlt nnnn 111 Wifl ;
Yesterday about one o'clock! as policeman
Josh. Green, who re&ides north of the Wit
mlngton and Weldon Railroad; Was on his way
to his dinner, he was startled ay loud cries of
murder proceeding from a house on Fifth,
between . Red Cross and Cain pbellT streets,
occupied by one John A. Henderson, colored.
Rushinir in to ascertain what was the difficulty.
he found Henderson armed (with-a. Heavy
stick, about the size of an ' ordinary broom
handle, in the act of making a murderous as
sault upon his wife. He had already given
her a blow over the head with the dangerous
eapon,' and was in .the 'act 1 of repeating it
when the officer arrived at the scene, and
seized the infuriated monsterL t ;The head of
the unfortunate woman was -badly cat; and it
was feared that the skull was fractured. The
1 :
officer' has - no doubt " that & Henderson
would hate 'finished v his bloody ' work
with another well-directed, b ow- with the
stick, but for his timely arrival and arrest of
the would-be-murderer. He was promptly
lodged in the Guard House, without the privi-
vilege of bail, to await the result of the inju
ries inflicted upon . his wife, and a bearing be-
fore the City Court. . '
- The' cBathetord Vindicdtor
says : A uompany oi vavauy, aw
Commaoding,lirom unesier.p. v.
here on Tuesday. last,' tmd are nd w i en
camped near-town, r Maj. Thomas com-;
mand, 4th Art, Uasgone inio camp uu
ureenviue roaa wjw.uyiu w-
nouse.
SPIRITS : OPTTOPENTINE.
i-. -T-r.The.tli.was ,a dulln- day in
Raieigh,.;?t:; ;; ,, ;; " : tvi.
Hillsboro'. Bras&-Band is - a
fixed facttff r,fji--;
rz. The jSTewbern fTimes'saja that
Jo Holden will shortly start a newspaper
at Leavenworth, Kansas, - ,
a;' The Kutherford Star; Kepub-'
lican, advises the party in its county ; not
to vote at alj on Convention. ' & j
- 'A p 08 1 office has been establish-
ed at Pedlar's Hill, Chatham county, tak
ing effect from the first day of July.
Died, Christopher Melchor. at
.his homo in Cabarrus county, on the 19th
or June,7 1871, in the 80th year off his age.
f THe:": Methodist ;; Church" at
StatesTille' bas1 purchased a: handsome
orgah for the use of thd congregation there.
dolpb, the Principal of therBtate Institu
tion for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind,
.has resigned., w. v;i&,vi3ii;A
The.1 8ervicesHsE)t James- Hi
HarriSj-col:, hate been-dispensed with as
assistant superintendent ot the deaf and
dumb and blind, i : . . . t.v-. i
; .ejHillsboroVcrr'Eays :
John Long,' the confessed .Ku'KlUx and
mean betrayer and lnfonne
ia now e jinderstand' in, Washington'City
at work in '.a brickyard, 1 That's his proper
I Mr j Henry Ti Daniel ones jot
the most industrious and useful .citizens
of Wilson, died of consumption, in Peters
burg'oo Monday ;last, while, on hisway
to visit some ot his relations in Tennessee.
So says the Ta.Tb6ro JSoutherT&.z i: i t i j r"
bhiihg in;MeckIenDur ;cpiinty
14th of Julyj makes a clean breast of X the
perpetration of the murder for ' which he
tilt rH- The lelegram says : ? The son
of .Wi Si ,Royster,!'Esq., aged about; four
;years,fwas seriously burned; on Saturday
last in Goldsborcv I j- IJis; dressl caught ; fife'
fronav; ; matebvj Matches ? are i dangerous
things in the hands ofchildren Tii : ; ; s i
3 ; The i WashinjoniZrm says:
We learn that; a man by the ; flame of
Jacob Brown, weIIknown in this county,
was engaged in' digging a well 1 in the
yiciniiy.ot Jamesville, Martin county, and
"when down about 25 feet belbw- the sur-.
face, the earth caved in upon-him.' 'Atiast
accounts'he had not been reached!' :1 f : j v
r rEdeecombe .has .nominated
Hon; H. fl Clark and Vf. F. Lewis, ; Esq.?
Halifax, Edward Conigland, Esq.,-R. H.
Smith, and JV M. Parker; Mecklenburg;
has nominated Cot J; E.Brown inplace of
J. H. Wilson, ;,Esq., resigned. ; Alamancef,:
W. J.' Murray, Esq.-r-all on the . Democrat
ic-Conservative side and in favo? of Con
'vention. ui n;r. vh?r,v,,r-v ; nui . " :
Stoehhdlders Meetlnc (of ' the Baieish
''J:-' " I Gaston Ballroad. :W:'; .,f,
, An. informal meeting of the Stockhold
ers pf , the , Kaleigh & ;; jtQaston Railroad
Company . was held at '.the Company s
office, in.this city, on, Tuesday, the 4th; of:
) July, 1871, ; to consider the propositiori of
jH.aj..yv.:ii outnerun, ior inepurcuase oi
7,500 shares of stock in the company, at
f 45 00 per share. 7 1 . " i -t
, i , vn motion oi jxemp sr patue, Asq lue
meeting was organized by calling Paul C.
Cameron" to ; the ; chair,- an d . appointing
Thomai Vhite-secretary. -.:, , Hf ;
After considerable discusWn,Vthq - fol
lowing resolutions, preparedby 'theHon.
B. F. Moore, were un api mously adopted :
Whereas, MajorW 7r.cfSutherlin; has
offered to purchase ' 7500 shares. oft the;
stock of the Raleigh :'2fc, Gasin, Railroad
Company, at the price of $55' per share. -ill
v Sesohed; Th&t ' , the'nStockholdereVh
assembled, representing; in.persqn and- jln
opinion a large .majprity ofj i he" stock; of
the Company, ,win not entertain the -proposition,
and, earnestly ."recom mend ; to 1 all;
absent, Stockholders' to. reject, it at once. ; ;
V" JteaolvedS That itjis recommended to all i
Stockholders yrho 'myojfbble to at
tend the annvjal meeting, td; iristrti9t their
proxies to see that npthihg.be done, farort
ing this projectj pt any. sunilar proposal..
" On motion the meeting adjourned; I i;
jfAUii VA-noi, unairman. ?i
as WmT'BecretaiXrrr J l-M;'
rw NEW AD Y ERTISEMENTS;
A PROCLAMATION.
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1: jr,M Alii, i -
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By Ills Excellency; Uic Gover
! ' .norof 2Vnrtli Ciirollna.
, EXECUTIVE DE ARTMENT, ' " J
13 Raueioh; Ni- C, July 5, 1871.
Whkmab, George Z. Trench bas ten
dered to me his resignation as a mem
ber of the Honse of Representatives from
New Hanover County ; and whereas, said
resignation bas been accepted ; ' ,
Now,' therefore,' I, TOD R. CALDWELLi
Governor of the State i of North Carolina, do
issue this my Proelasqatlon: in accordance
with, law, commanding the- Sheriff of New
HanOyer County to open polls -and hold am
election In said county on Thonday, tue.
3rd day of Aust,: i7i, .10 nu Baiu.
vacancy said election to be conducted in all
respects in accordance with, law.-? - ,dl '
' "Done at the City of Ralelgn,'this 3th,' day of
July, A; D.j1871i and In tbe year of tne Inde
pendence of the United States the ninety
sixth. --" 'Jff
. TOD 71. CALDWELL.
By the Gorernor ' t r, . ..
J. B. Nxi.THxaxT,? Private 'Secretary, f j-July7-te
' Post copy.' j5; . 'V",',"- - '
Very Choice Table Butter f
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CHAS D. MYERS CQJ.,
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.
Louisiana State Lottery
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COMPAlOr.
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Tnrnr no rated Alisnst 17 1868
CHARLES t. HOWAltD.V.'.r..PBKSIDENTf
; i t SINGLE NUKBEB IOTTEBT. -
SPLENDID SCHEME ONLY JW.OOO NUMBERS
CAPITAL PKIZEr... .............. $50,000
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CLASS H,
TO" BE ' DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
jBaxuanai, amy xvin, A'.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO.., Coxtbaotoxs ej
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SCHEME 'ii-'-m
;s20.000::Nni)enMets;'Oiily';$2fl.
i prize or t5o,ooo ; is..".....v;i.;i.i.i.i.f!)0ooo
1 prize Of 30,000. is.....'. 30,000
1 prize Of 20,000 is.. 28,000
l prize of io,ooa is.. ....... 10,000.
1 prize of 8,000 is...... : 9,000
1 prize of 8,000 Is................. ' 8,000
t .1 prize of , 7,000 , is, . vf . . . xf , . B 3 7,ooo
l prize or o,utu is o,uw
i Iprizeof -6,000 is..... ii..-f:ij-.' 6,000
1 prize of 4,oao is 400
l prize of 8,000 'ig.iW;.uAS;sJt;i'. 8000
1 prize of 2,000 is 2,000
l prize or a,uw
r d! prize of !i 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
i : l prize of,, 1,000
i prize oi i,wu
(1 prize of 1,000
. 1 prize of j l,ooo
.1 prize of l( 1,000
1 prize of"' 1,000
-i l prize of -iti 1,000
ji prize or ,.
1 prize of : 1,000
1 prize of 1.000 J-are....;..,.:;:r.i..... .li 25,000
. 4 pxiae or . i,wu
. 1 prize of ; 1,000
i prize of 1 1 l.ooo
aprize of,: 1,000
-1 prize of, liOOO
lprize'of " l.ooo
I prize of 15 1,000
1 prize of i,. 1,000
,1 prize of ,'1,000
Jtllrize of Vlj 1,000-
1 prize Ota . '1.000
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817 prizes of 2001 areii;viiU.;...w...r63,400
; 36 Approximation prizes ;f,v,t i,...?.. 12,600
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M0 prizes, amounting to....'i:..Ji..;.$ 280,400
- - Whole Tickets, $20 ; shares in proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction.'"
uOrders tote addressed to: 0iy vniiszal)' i ' 'i
IW 1UUC9 . uvu - uo ...... ....
i' 25,000
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CHAS. T. HOWARD,
Lock Box 692, Post-Office, New Orleans.
Send Post-Office Money .Qider, Or Regis
ter yonr; Lettet., i-,
juij-tr
W; J. POTTER, Master,
IS FOR CHARTER" for Day or Night Ecur
slons, not to interfere-with regular trips-i-?
say from 9 o'clock A. Mto 4 P. M..in the! day
and from 10 P. M. to 3 A. M. in lhe night. Can
be. chartered for excursions ,'oh the Bars, at
Smlthvllle, while lying over at nlghtv for 10
,fortwp hours or less, andfor. longer time at
same ratesi , Apply to -. '
i,.t fci. .-T; D. MEARlfiS.yj'B., Secretary;
Or JNO. H. THEERS, . ? , ; -' '..-r. ; "
, Jnly -3t7' i, i Agent at SmlthvUle.?;:.
Election App ointments.
...Mr. SAMUEL B, CHINNIS, neCpnseryative
candidate1 for Convention 'from Brunswick
county," will address his fellowcitizens at the
following times and places, yizlVj; , ;; ;
Robeson's Northwest Township, Wednes
dayVuly l2th;-K.;;r-t. y:i;i S'"-
-Rowell's Northwest' Township, Thursday,
n Dr. Potter's Town Creek.'Township, Satur-
dayi,i2;uiy:i5tii;,'ft"ai'5i; vroxr.
i "mt rvoAV flinwH-iTftWti. fhrftelr Towrishinr
- -vw . w -r- ... "J.
sainiuar. a jr. m. w uiy wiu, -
l'Smithville--smithviue xownsmp, xnesaay,
ulyl8th-i hsim-yniz&'i thd-oililfi ilm
i J.ooi wdod'i Foliy Brid ge-Smith villa Town
ship, ThuMday, July20th. hjL! ti:p&il -J ;;. 7",
! ; snaron v;nurcn ukkwoou-s x uuy sjuuihi-
ylUe Township, Friday, July 21st., ; ;, , lf
! ' Dew'sSnithvUle'T
v Ronrk's Stbre-Shallotte Township, Monday,
July Utixi rf4 C . ? w ' tr;t T;.i.'r .
r Shallotte i Precinct Shallotte ;Townsnip,f
Tuesday, July 25th, ti; .'!. I
, rAntioch ,. Church Waccamaw. .Township,
Thursday," July.27th., yV "j: ; ."
-' Waccamaw Preemct-accama w Township
Saturday, July 29th; -i w-i - ViU '-'
.-'By direction of the Conservative Executive
Committee. ? :q;ujiz ;J n'i;v a" ii ':1a
S. D. THBUSTONi Chairman. ..,
SariTaviLii; nJc., Jnly s1tD;418Jl-Jly; 7-tf i
ForRaihy feather
101
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' HA V E" TH E C E LE3 RAT ,E D
'jpebble TJp'iUmbrellai 1 p
TDE FOIiDEVG MI111EI.IA
Rubber Cloth Coato.
" t; :'Mimsojr-..'& co.,; ,
jnly 7-tf . : . ; '..tClTY qiXTHIERS.v
IIATI0IT AX HOTEL,
EETJBEHJOlTESPrdpriet
, REDUCrZIONIQI' FARE. y
In consideration of the general decline in
cost of an necessaries apjrtatning to Hotel
Keeping, the price of Board will Toe reduced
on; and after July 1st, 1871, to
2 Per Say for ,Trsnlent 'and $25 00
: Per jttontn ror Jay Board,' i:1' v
Beiner determined that' nothing shall be left
undone in the future to make the M National"
what it has been in the asv second to none
la the city;,, ; - C June 23-cac2w
Sqnareone day, ......? T. A
- twodays,........--';-; .
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nire u;o,. ........ -r
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ronr days,,,
fiveday'f.rr'1i!'?",'4 60
mAveeb. .....it .... w
Contract Advertisements taken at pro
porttonately low rates.
Marriages,4 Deatbi, 'n,f
rnncrsl snd
Obituarynot
wnen iaia ior in ftapinw(vw 1 . :
Will becnargOd.'-i'' 1;J - '-v . ... : I- J.'
iiTXBKSajsh,on,dpmaud.v r.f- ,t t . f ,.
NEWv'APyj;RTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION ! - i - Vv
Howard 'JBel ieif '.a VI ro. Engine
MKiTBERS' of nOWARD Bfc T. E. Co. No.
1 are hereby ordered to appear at iho
Engine House to-day-at 8 o'clock r. M., in fnll
nnlform for. parade. i- ri . ' .-..--'y, .. J-:a
' By order of foreman! - !
k -,M f it K flHBNBY EHBBXC&
Jy7- ''"-v-,;'-v Secretary.
GREEIT & FLAITI7ER,
:t o Sif n 4 ti'c ii i-f
Wholesale ;) and Retail , I r u g gists
. "4 :i . -- hi :; ' 1 ! ' i "- r..'J j " -and
Manufacturers of : . ;
PHARMACEUTICAL & TOILET ARTICLES.
WH0LE8iO.il ASD RSTAIX. PBABS IJf . 4 ,jj
DAVID LA NDRETH ASOX TUfiNIP; SEKb.
" : jfAxlibai discount tbHhe'trade'S.:- i':'
47 Market and cor. Fourth and Hanover $ts
July 7-tf
ence WilfOTd V Woni Not Wooed, a novel V De-
Hew1 Books Just Out, K i
HEjWIFE OF; Ay. AIN MAN, jr , Mary S. - p 4 J
Schwartz ; Marquis and Merchant, byr Morti- - i ) lyi
mer Collins": Vivia-. a Modern Story, by Flor. U i
laplatner, or The Sacrifice of Irene, by M T. k,N '
Wolworth; 8trtfe,ronianceotGerlianyand iiVtu
Italy, by Mm. E. D. Wallace : U 'a of Michael j f 1
f Aingelo,' bjr Grinim ; ' Calhrhoe, by Maurice i V I
Sand ; The Battle of Dorkings (The Fall of
England); Lucille,, (and other poems) with
sixteen illustrations. t . ' ' .: . - "
For Sale at.
lnVy7-tf
: Tiir : O J Vlul w oaattwws i
Live Book Store.
STATE OF NORTH .CAROLINA, ) SUPERIOR
. :irlxm to ,??- i. 1 99UBT. ; ;
Tf Gs 'Sellers, Henry B,WeUetsand ?iu
FwifeSarahTAnn, Richard Snlllvau I ) .. it
. tr lainturs
and Wife Elizabeth,! Asa Biggs by t: 4
'lu'nextfriendk'W;1!;4 v
IV .?? .x,.tA04jsT--i.')i,'t;-iir..'q'."vf?i' .
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James Register and; w ,fo Rebecca, V, Defts. I
Register and wife' Rebecca are-sdmmoned to
appear before the Clerk of the Superior Com
ofLthe County, of Bi unswick, at, his. office In k s ,f . ,
the Court House in tne town of Smlthvllle, on i .r ? i .
Monaay;the ftnjaaypr September, a. v. istj,
to answer the'complaint of the Platatifis, j' !f
If thtf defWdants fan to appear at that time,
the plalntlfis will apply for the relief demand-
ed igahe complaint, together wlthr the costs E"
tSzAid j y Given under mjr hand and seal,' this iVf f 1
( Clerk of Superior Court. 3r
M AKSDBK BaLt. AMT, " ' ' 'X -i-" " f
, v , ; ttorneyv:. Jly7-law6w Ft ':
Corn!. Cornil ;r m
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JBUSHELS ; CORN,' Jjnow
For sale by
FiW. KERCHNEB,
I July6;tfv
37,- a and 29 North Wateiast.
VANCIIOK JLIBTE STEAMEUS
SAIL' every Wednesday and Saturday,
and. from NEW YORK audi GLASGC
to
and, from NEW YORK audi GLAS
OW
calling at Londonderry to land mails and pas-
r... J ,
TnA Stfiamp.rs of this fAvorlte Una are built i t
expressly for the. - Atlantic Passenger (Trade,
and fitted up in every, respect with all. the
modern Improvements calculated to Insure
the safety, comfort and convenience of pas
sengers. - --- 'S'-A - " ti-,;-,
Passaob Rates, w payable in currency. -to
Glasgow, Liverpool and- Londerry First Cab
in, $65 and $75, according te location'; Cabin
Return Tickets, $130, securing best accommo
dations; Intermediate, $33 Steerage, $28.
Parties sending lor their friends In the Old
Country can: purchase: tickets, at reduced
rates. ; For further particulars, apply to
. . HENDERSON BRO'JCHERS,
-i : 7 Bowling Green, N. Y.
1 Responsible UA gents wanted In town and"
country. . i ;, v . v . .-. ilune iaF3m-ent
'i.
-300,000 Pounds
. .,-
G A K EFMA B , 0 U A N O
'"TTWR sale on reasonable terms at the Cape
jD, Fear Chemical Works, Castle Btreet, Wil
mington,---" . JJUIJB,
.4 4
Chemist.
Binffham SclVodl, j v
(MEBAN1WILLE,NC. . rjJ'f
rjlHE FALL SESSION of 1871 Opens July 26th,
1. ' i.'V i For Catalogue address, -; ;'
0 ? June 14-SlFim h ' i oL W. BINGHAM,
t Crown Prince r
iONGBES3: GAITERS for4 GENTLEMEN, f
('o'.iiTotsal'alc'yiiJJ -':r--.:'-:? . r1,'
T'p'rjrin. v'iiLii Vrff-rirTttr.w.V'tcif.T.ta.' - ' H
; f rulyC-tf 'f ; 4 i :f Sign of the Big rpot.
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CAPE FEAH IULITART ACADEUT.
u nrirlnsr the ' vacation ; :I will srive ntl vate A ' .
lessons in French, Mathematics or EngUh to
pupils of either sex who may desire instruc- J t
tionl utVJi' B E.'C0LSTdN; -i; -
' July4-lw" v-v-'..'i; n. princlpaL
Mi-
v m -w. h . K . u -n . .r. -v. tah.n rrABT.
YY "on Second or Third floor, in central part .
of the city.; Parties having such, please ad- U 4
dress, .;vri:;.i.Mii: . : ?N LuROD, ; ,
luly4-2t, j eBoxCL fj 4
n ,iiiiar.i. 'n(A) i j i a' l i 1 " t ! .
XTTANTED Purehasei-s to call at S. Levy's, fill:
Vy ' ' 44 Market street, and examine his stock t
of Dry Goodsr-Clothing,1 Boots, fchoes, Hats, T
Notions, which are now selling at actual J,
cost. - v i-i-:-':--.v"--V- taaygOm.
LOOT A n D u n D.
lOUTTD-A place where Dry Goods; Cloth-
ins:. Boots. Shoes. Hats. Notions. c are -!
(innr sold at actual cosL 8. Levy's, 44 Market ;
strecls the place. ' , : r may 804m '
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Tnozi BATLC At AoTtrAL Cost: by 8. Levy,
JD 44Harket- rtreeti Dry- Goods, Clothing. 1
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, to. Call and s
secure bargains. - maySMm
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