sGSsamsassi
. ' MORNING STAR. ??w the oh V hUcollege expense as
- - V , , ... , his pay for the customary teaching in the
. Thursday; July. 20, 1871. .
' Editor and 'Proprietor. i
777 CIRCULATION OF THE MORN
ING STAR IS LARGER THAN THAT 0?
ANY OTHER DALLY NEWSPAPER PUR Are, therefore, that College expenses have
pay for the customary teaching
long winter vacation is much higher than
formerly, $52 a month being readily ob
tained in cases where only $15 or ' $20
were considered ample compensation thir
ty years ago. The conclusions arrived at
LISHED IN NORTH CAROLINA. '
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM TICKET.
not increased in propo"00 to the means
of earning money the emoluments
received from educated labor.
BECOBD ' SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS.
"I ask permission of the House to enter
my,Jlissent v. from the proposition of
m' friend from Bertie, (Mr. Winstou,)
an,d to state the reasons why I hold it to
belaw in North Carolina, that a conven
tion to consider of alterations of the con
stitution may be called by, the people, act
ing at the suggestion ot & hare majority of
the General Asscmblv.-& F. Phillips,
l'854-'o"&
"I am the mora particular in calling at
tention to the consequences of this doc
Palmetto Leaves.
. .' C. C.Bowcn arrived da Sa
urday in Charleston and was serenaded;
,.. A colored woman of Horr
died from the effects of being over-heate
on "Wednesday last.
A Coy Hangs Himself.
A correspondent writes to the "Lynch
burg News from Copper Vallev. Flovd
county, giving the particulars ot the hang-
in .1' . 1 1 . r - - ,
iug ui a uoy oniy ten years ot age. lie
says: - - - :
"One of the most unnatural occurrences
upon record took place near here on Fridav
1 . - The Drawiner will Take A
. The annual Wlirr nt rfnnU --'L ""ra. e
C xu " ...far wut uis.teum year, wnnout anv Known
ing win Take Place!
'- ' OF THE ' ' ' ' !...
REAL UST A T .15! i t e m d td
. , am i. Xfc A jj (J i n f,t
touna in tne streets or (Jharieston without
badges will begin on;thc 25th instant.
.:. Mr.dias. Y. -.Richardson.
well-known citizen of Charleston, died o
oaiuraay irom ie effects of sun-stroke.
. . The Georgetown Times savs :
John Gadsdeb; a colored watchman it
Risley's Mill, wa9 found dead on the slide
yesterday morning. At" 3 o'clock he was
cause, adjusted a small strinsr to his neck"
and afterwards to U bush (as related bv a
small girl with him ' at the tiriie),; and;
swinging off, hung himself;' vHe was dead
and, beyond recovery : before aidl could
reach him. All who knew thet little a boy
mve at one conciusion--tuat he did
intend to destroy himself, but that he
tnfliog, and that his death was purely
acciaentnever contemplated by ,himse
it is, inaeeq, a saa occurrence, and
P, K I
1. NewMeranhia Theator.
K S ' .
room, in the Widow's Home, accidentally
set fire to the pavilion of the bed in which
fihfi vena liri
v.. '-'vrj. r ji . r", c wte carumat error oj mis xnat sue aiea on oat u relay. " She bad-been
perfectly well, and two hours afterward
U.3 IUUCSS UOU7 was lOUllU. JNO bruises Jit nmennf 1,Q 1 "
uia.na vi ioicuub were jouna on h s the commnnifr . : - :-i
person mdicatingjiny foul play., 1
'- . The Charleston Courier sava : improved Fasuions. j
Mrs. Montahdon, a very lonff resident iu 1 le. belles of Saratoga are now content
this city, and about 80 years of age, while J-Pa-tlieir locks
dressing a wound Friday nisrht last in her """JS wear.
2an.a8me. Residence, on Shelby streets " 'AW
not. ? a8iness Mouse on Second street......;-.....:.;.:;" ' i n
wasl
I '"vmucxHio uu ouciuy BlXUtSb... ....... -. r 'l-'i
If f?.a&u'aui, Duuuing aito on vance street......... .. i " :
ll' 10. Fine Besidence on Jefferson tAt, ? ;.i ,wi
it is If. Handsome Buildincr Site on T?asfl ftTni,A,M,"".,,""A?-fV. " n,7:(.
t of jri$& v
,. opwuum uuuuing oxte on vance street.... ;,
U. Cottasre Residence oil JonvM '""..m f
15.JTine liuilciing Site on. Vance etreet
ibniandsomeMiburban Hnmfi.2U;miia w., .t..
. . . y . b v wu uuaa v . . i 1 1 ri
4......
4.S00
12,-00
Oft)
Berlin damsels
tire of Marguerite:
tne new Emperor
in tne eveninff to
FOR DE LEGATES :
. ROBERT H. CO WAIT, "
DANIEL SHAW.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES :
WILLIAM T. ENNETT.
great Tieresy against popular rights.' The
position is not peculiar to the; geatleman
from Bertie, but it is common to all who
deny that a convention may be' called by
the people acting-at the suggestion of a
majority of the general assembly. They
all admit.tbat a -convention called UDon
the two-thirds principle may effect : changes
in tne constitution, and yet, with this .ad
mission upon their lips, do not blush, at
denouncing as revolutionary those who on
j. uoiu itio pe law in JMortn uarolina lu principle tney admit, maintain' the
that a Convention, to consider of altera- position now occupied by myself 9 P
Hon ot the Constitution. mav be called liv . . ... J mJseu-
the people, acting at the suggestion of a 5o'
lare majority of the General Assembly:' "l sum P what I have said into this
Samuel F. Phillips. result: That the right of the -people to
nr J L0 caU a invention, with the concurrence of
vwiisKuu, ui vxuaiu auu cauiunsu mac me
POINTED ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF
CONVENTION.
bed -rid den for fifteen vears. and was I a
. - , w I
very estimable lady. '
The Voyaxe ofthe City of Kasasa
y The tiny craft, the City of Ragusa,
registered tonnage 1 ton 17 cwt., after
navmg crossed toe Atlantic in thirty-sir
days, and having gallantly braved the
perils ot the most tempestuous .weather,
has arrived in safetv. and anchored in
Queenstown harbor. At 5 o'clock on
Wednesday, the 23d of May, the City of
Ragusa left New York harbor for Liver
pool. When the shores
States had , sun
waters lay aroun
gators, Captain
'mow uunuwaiu, regaruinir mat as tne
best course to take at this time of year.
ii .i j i . . r. r
auu ior mree aays sne went m excellent
trim. ' Her speed was extraordinary, and
on tue mira aay sue made 160
18. Doable Cottage Residence on Vann t.p"""''""V""v"".'..'..L;.... . '
ill-two Ilono-; atrHnfla I9- Fine Bulldlnar Sito on Rasa avenn ' . u f
, inMimtatioo of those 21 Hano RniTiZ T
who chose this simnlo 0f. 22. Neatcotteffr"Tr
in which to , welcome ::::::::::
and his returning heroes, s: Me i Ksz3eetr-v .......v-:,::;;::::::: i'JS
llet tliPir ln Kro'4a 23- Elegant Ruildinar Site on Tnt. trMt ,,':":"-"--... V
coquettishiy looped up, and a few flutter- aingme on MonSarrat street.. i::.;::::-;:::;::::::::::::'"--"..:-..:: 1
way f man. 23. Splendid Pirntionrc Memph,9 nnd
a sore oi iascination lurkinsr about cnrls. any distribution ever before offered tZ&Zrhu
mg ringlets are added by way
GO
OiK)
fiOO
,000
traps, tar everybody knW thiw snb"".
a sort of fascination hrkinc.nhnTf-X anyto tto tior? 3J5J.?1 Estate, challenn. r;;;;
from the young beauty of sixteen, whose - , w:, .?i ? -w .u u. .... , WItb
H oVk f i"SL.USIvE,"AEE FRIZES C0MPEI3IN(J 10 crfirK"PT?Twa
11. G. HOLLENBERG. Asrent for r-nv0 o. JlfV.' ' H
dear little head is covered over with them
to the spinster of an uncertain, age, who
wears her two.ringlcts falling, behind:ber
ears. ; .. s .-v.; : . . r -
Sundays on the European Plan. ;
. The Germans in Cincinnati do iiot co
incide with the f'new departure"! of the
Republicans in .; enforciosf the - Snndav
,ROM 42 TO 156, INCLUSIVE, COMPRISES GENTT.FMKVCI At
X? best makers. Diamond Sets and Rines - sriin Nf G0LD BATCHES nv n,,.
Watches and Chains, and other Jewelry Jlnginl iom o tJ f Ses, SjT J"1;
ing placed at our regular selling rates. ' - 12,000 each anl every artinia?1'1
lii. inn i'jiii in h i it..
k. from-view. , and oUn and Pge
d these adventurous nayi- rr.!!, B .F LUcal. PPort,only
Primorez turned his little ;r:m'i&.e' -luo. aoonsnment ot
I I L1IMIIIH V I I AI III MM n Pin ATMnl V C A. 1 .
. I - vuu uliuli im iNiid'nr t n a ui n .
I
people of this State have the inherent sole
and exclusive right of altering and abol
ishing their Constitution and fornvbt gov
ernment, but every such right should be
exercised in pursuance ot law." North
Carolina Declaration of Rights.
'In pursuance of law ' What la w ?
Why such law as might be Drovided for
that purpose by the legislative authority." j pediency of callin
J-t. j.'. juvvre.
"V"' "".y c o jciLcruv lssemocy, is a I J-Ija' ws greatest speed ounng any
constitutional right, because not px. ono 01 tDe voyage. but frequently for
portions oi aays sne ran seven knots an
hour, the average speed during the voy
age being four and a half knots an hojar.
Bad weather set in off the banks of New
foundland, and for ten days a series of
gales tossed them about in a terrific sea.
The gale subsiding, the captain was able
10 set nis vessel s Head to the eastward
pressiy or by necessary implication in
hibited ; and is not revolutionary, because
effected with the concurrence of the exist
ing government.
That legislators may differ about the ex-
a. convention by the
ture campaigns. The Chicago Germans
are following up f the same line of policy.
iuc ucrmaus oi oan x rancisco took
the same position two years, ago both Re
publicans and Democrat wmit
platform engaging to repeal the Sunday
law. The Democrats won and redeemed
their pledge. i -.. .
.F. D. BAENUM 4 CO.V .T.ia kr.. . .
For Circulars and Shares, apply by ietter or in person, to I "
: : aA Veil! Co..., XViiminst:n N c
REAL ESTATE AGENTS Avn.r.
ADAMS STREET
Who respectfully refer to the citizens of Metonhia ' - 4S' 1 wkssef.,
44
The bark Nehemiah Oihcon mu V ... .TAi .
rived at New York from Colomi on WP VA '
Thursday last, had on board th nnoi " E offer to THE TRADE
cargo of eleven f elephants -reported all Bacon,
Tirol I m1 l- i 1 m. I -w--. 1
J " That the people of this State have the
inherent, sous and exclusive rights of
regulating the internal government and
police thereof, and of altering and abolish-
y wietr von&iuuuon ana iorm of govern
people at the suggestion of a maiority of fce.berge3 were frequently seen in that
tne general Assembly, I can very well un- i" V"T uc .ana a snarP jookOut
wen. i oe custom house officers passed
their trunks without examination: -
derstand Diffnf r " , w, .UCPC. ice was. a voided, aud
" i.u u iir v i-fM ill 1'iinnnnniA run nm -v a , .
. v. vuuumuw oujy tuuuBuea uer course. The
.u peopie may well account for this weatner remained exceedingly heavy, abd
SPECIAL NOTICES.
greement. BUT HOW ANY GOOD ther.e Werc XdTe Periqds of calm. A slic
cession of heavy galea came on, and af it
A CAT t tq . 3 juiposs uie to taKe observat ons, the
A CALL IS unconstitutional, I DO NOT 1 course was taken by head reckonL
ment whenever it may be necessary to T awvp n a x7 a uuuu a
their safety and happiness." Article 1 LAWTJR CAN ASSERT THAT SUCH w
vctuH o, wnsucuuon. a.ia unconstitutional I DO NOT cc
( mi .a - I TfTTT. . 1
xuau u puuucai power is vested m J woiajjii-. . jr. Phillips, lS54-'55 -urougi-'UC. 'rom the beginning to Ihe
auu ueriveo. irom tne people; all govern- end ot the passage the Captain saw the
ment of right originates trom the people, is f Keepit before tue people. sun rjse and jet only once, and during the
uuucu upou uustr wut oniy, and is msti- at wnen the office-holders and their renair"ng'aays the weather was too tMck
SO,lel7 ftr e good ot the whole."- strikers say that the Cnnv.nH ;r to permit him to make ob.ervatijns.
-atwe a, ceciwn , uojistitution. ; , . " v" " wueu. Dunn
' "?h& the only ProPer Republican
mode of amending orj altering the Con
stitution is .by the people themselves
int Convention assembled." Resolutions
adopted hy the Contentionists (Gov. Tod R
Caldwell and S. F. Phillips among them)
n the Legislature of 1851, January 1st.
The General Assembly shall bv-'
Vv6'""wu ai;j4uatktaxat ion, F ".p nauu ; ior everything the Convpn
provide lor the prompt and rrottt.at? now- I f irn Anna i. T ..:
ment of the interest nn 'th ZZTtt " musL . aomitted to them
and after the year 1880, it shall lay a
specified annual tax upon the real and
personal property of the State, and the
sumthus realized shaU be set apart as a
sinking fund, to be devoted to the pay
ment ot the public fobt Article 5, JSec.
4, Constitution. . '
"The position which we assume, and
OH2
Miss Laura D. Fair writes a 1
communication to the San Francisco Jil
letifri concluding with a reouest tn tho
. i -r uudUUlL. ZI f-1 1 I it a. -
which hare governed our course in our f px?ss to ccase allusions to the writer and
OT nil flin Inala T7 . .. Al.. it L
f-l vuv UIOIO UCV1K1 I L11U LTEW
behaved in a most patient and mablv
nvention I sPirit never complaining, and the bravery
me two men seemed to ue emulated by
tue ejtiraoramary endurance ot a splendid
brindled-bull terrier, which boro all (the
suffering of the long journey with as m jch
fortitude as his fellow voyagers. On
Thursday last the vessel sailed 120 m les.
On Sunday last she was off the Fastnet,
and then as Primorez and his "crew" Felt
fthe loemseives m comparative safetv thev
people) for ratification or rejection. And I amil8ed theinsves with catching a ycjurig
ucei
and
tv as
1 to
the
Will rtr4- AMlKUJl il .
uv" mese restrictions, provided
ior in tne act under which the Co
is to be called, thev utter vh.t tu
to be base slanders. .The people well
know that if the Convention could be in
sane enough to disregard these restric
tions, they the DeODle Still ll -1 rrr. ,1,.
a. v w 111V
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feb 7-eodly-ent Tu Th Sat . . '
A PROCLAMATION.
By Ills excellency ihe Ciover
nor of TiortU Carolina.
Pork,
- Sugarv; . ....
Ooftee, . t
Molasses,
Flour, ;
Corn, ;
--Salt, V-v:;
L Heavy Stock NOBin CAROLINA
BACON, Ho Round, at 16 cents.
may6-if EDWARDS & HALL. '
Something: You Ought to Have
-VOW READY !
el's Typograph;
Carraway & Cleapor. .
THE UNRIVALLED ARTISTS ABE STILL
offering the best Inducements to our citi
zens, and the public generally, for their pat
ronage at the Purcell House. Everythingper
tainlner to the nroffisainn ia h-tm.rJia-'k
Juirdf lvo comple satisfaction to
"" uiuanasuuwus. ; fdeCl7-tf
OR,
BOOK OF SPECIMENS,
Aw Exceedingly Cheap and Valuable M a n n a i
OF IlTFOHJIATIOW AND ELEOAHT EXEMrtAR
ov Lbtteepkess Wobk . in Black
COLOBS, BKON2
T
JZBS, BCT.,
I
THE USB OF
FOB
PRINTERS, AMATEURS. PUBLISHED
BUSINESS MEN. ANb PEOPLE OP
TASTE GENERALLY.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
...w FwpiB uave tons tne power in their
own hands,"
nhnn .1
uFuu uju various pro posit ons to
amend the Constitution, whicS have been
before the Legislature, is "That the
!Stl PROP REyuBLICAN mode op
AMENDING OR ALTEEING THE CONSTITU-
1U o X a UE JfEOPLE
tier misfortunes, and do her " the charity 1ay8 from New York to Queenstoo.
snaric. vvniie lollowiDsr a nirno of
a noose was slipped around his tail,
he was pulled on board. His tafl'
hung at the bowsprit where it is sti
be observed. The speed with -which
r,au6o tt,v,uiuuiisueu 13 DOI tne least mereiore, l, TOO R. CALDWKi.T.
extraordmarg feature in the voyage, for overiorof the state of North Carolina, do
the little vessel actually beat-large si ips, lssuo teis W rroclamation. in accordance
man v of them hvino t.tan k ; -t i. with lnw. fnmTYiQT,,iin -
t '"n wu i y -cit; ll l I """""s ouerin or JNenr
R alkioh, N. C, J uly 5, 1871.
Whereas, George Z. French has ten
dered to me his resignation Si ft A TTIAm.
ber of the House of Representatives from
New Hanover County ; and whereas, said
icajguation nas been accepted j
iow;
Molasses and Syrup.
t50 HHPS.
Muscovado Molasses
AND
S.H. SYRUP
For sale very low by
! juneSMf
WILLARD BROS.
or silence." The Bulletin thinks this re
quest one that ought to be heeded, but
cannot see the propriety of lending the
rThe nanover County to open polls and hold
little vessel wasexDected to 1pvp nAril election in said countv on Tiinr.riair
T t. - wwawI M-mmjmw y WMMJ
"""rui jeaieruay. mancnesier lJna- I "T W1 aususi, i7i, to. fill said
tortd?) Examiner, July A.
An Incident of the L.ate War.
A correspondent of the Norfolk Vitain-
tan, writing from.. Coy ner's Springs, Bote-
aa
TTTT'I TO TTiT T.n I I " j
Convention MSC Vl 118 co'umn3 "gue her case over
Platform we will stand- aSaiP- The latest mot attributed to Mrs.
issued ly the Conventionists of the Tegisla
ture (GovernoivCaldwell and S. P Phil
- lps among them) Janurry 2Uh, 1851
alive be would get me off."
iqg incident ot the late war:
T 1 ..... . . - ' .
a rcmemoer a nttie incident of the Con-
COLLEGE EXPENSES.
An interesting article in th
College
Horace Greeley tells us that , some federacy which occurred here in lSGlTand
of the purest and best women of New Eng- m?y not be imProper to relate it here
land have WeSnnth t toanu At the commencement of the war, hen
-tr I "-vwitu, uui.i i.uo Boirit or
very Hue;, ana yet in some ca- rebellion manifesting itself in thesnirit of 1 f
vacancy; said election to be conducted in all
respects in accordance with law.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 5th day of
uiy, a. u. inn, i,M in the year of tho Inde
pendence of the United States tho ninety-
By lhe Governor': TD CALDWELL.
J. B. NKATHBaLY, Prlvalo Secretary.
V i'ost copy. i
The Cape Fear Guano
JS a complete Fertilizer, representing bone
and meat In proper proportions, to perma
nently improve the land.
D. M. EUIE,
Chemist.
feb!6S&Ftf
july7-te
children.
Election Notice.
vcariy eXDendif.nrM' aa th rnriof : : . , , , opiimra was reaay to Hoist the spppJo nn
t V1 juuug men in tne I- 7 " r ui wumeu Baoma De fl - n - I" tothePeopie,
American oiia. t. . , . . Uroot wa-.tj..-.. , . i nag upon tne hotel. A crowd of SDfecta-1 . ?
" is statea that, ac- lauuon, miss., ior instance, tors had gathered to witness the unfutlino-' eiegrates, i
cordinff to an PYtan- : opr or twn r v,m n. ' .1 f ai, i -r, .. . utlu& 'above recited to
0 .xuuu luuuiry maae last I m,ut. wc aubuaiiy ostra- i uuumciu uauuer. Jiivervtn
day in August, 1871, at the feUowing places In ;
Bv virtue of
rtn.ln. j, j. ' '. I . --, ' . . i Hoc,, iu mcBuint oi Km . iwmu m me,
vourant discnsse.- tlin , t: sea theSnnfh hoa nf ,i i : evprr Sonthprn mn . by an " Act ent.it.iAri or. a-
uucauua oi tne I . uv utaisu 1. 1 j use women i w, vno ijxwriyiicior oi me i . .i, LW ouuiuit
i i fcj i . .. .-. -. i ii.nnrt nafitiAn '
- m. "Vi. uuveniion or no Convention
and to provide for the Election
hereby call an Election as
me wjiq , . wxx cue uist Anurs-
summer of youths attending various col- cised not t long; ago for no other offence. 21?!! !iQ the Tfins ot ose thico
than that of bathing in the river wJth C "1T on me t0P F the :
rW-,. -v. ; " - " . "97 up, auu me colors ot sfeces
"""ww- gentlemen. sion were raised to the toD of the flftff.ifft
All were easrer to crivp a mnoinr -
T Tllfl ! PdOtdl rr.-rr: 1-- i ' hilt lia 1.. Jl . . .f '
w uo.H vvuvcunuu uetween I iu"c oouo ureeze ana tne naghun
the United States and Great Britain in m?ionless by the pole. Nothiogjwas
relation to monev orders havn hn ffm A.r u Iew m..ments. . hen little Ar-
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"rSFin Jfre7t&t has beCB consumed
JJS in unremitting labor and superintend,
ence to produce this book. The presSrk
alone (done almost entirely with type forms
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lim8v?anr to Pduce a limited edition.
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served in any library. It is printed on ft
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-i? a1d 2umerous embellishments, etc.
in addition to the regular matter.
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bound in suner cloth. witi wn
scarlet edges, $5 per copy.
A small edition of 95n nnnfu. .
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feb 1-ti
Typographic Designer and Printer,
00 ve
rest Fouxth Street, Cincinnati.
le
3TAa 4.1. Jl
uuerea irom Uoston to St. T,ni,?o
it was ascertained that sums ranging from
$225 to $1,500 were given as the annual
cost of .a college education, the figures
generally including: traveling expenses
and clothes. - For young women pursuing
substantially the same course of educa
tion, and adding music and painting, the
sums gi'yen ranged from $315 to $2,100.
The annual cost, it is therefore estimated!
will range from $300 to $1,500 for young
men. anH fmm OA din inn m
. - -vj iu ior vounw
wumen, and, taking five years for the
smallest time
WILMINGTON: I
First Ward-At Engine House on Fourth St.
Second Ward City Hali. i
Third Ward-Northeast intersection of 5th
auu x-rmcess streets. ..
Fourth-Ward-Ann Street Engine House.
110 Bowery, N. Y.
may28tf :
paotoribs:
t Glen Gardner, N. J.
The Cape Fear
HAS produced the largest net increase of
OL..T.
T O.N
ceiyied in Washington. It is
re- thurV the son of Mr. A., the proprfetor, ..fth Ward-North side of Castle, between or any manure, whea fairly
ltn I recoil er.tincr what ha aA U . ' I Sixth and Rpvonv. .. ... . tifni.. 7' i1".
feb!6S&Ftf
to go into recollectiner what hft hurt hD w. i2 I Sixth and Seventh stroon t-M-tt-u ... . I ticulara Aridras'a
-1. 0.. . ' ' l i .- . ,V ,vuu lauj-ui, Lii I M, -".Afcv.umi8 nouse). I .
abi, joi. unaer the l "" uisiiess, raiseu nis nanas and
regulations of the convention money or- jaid "wait a minute," and started off by
aers ior W or less of American currency. F;; .S
a. - ' . . " 1 " " uuuwi aii 11 ill iinir rr
ra P0UQas, sterling, or less, may beob- steps and kneel down where; hef thoUht
him
In
the
tried. 7 For par-
JUST, -.RECEIVED
And For Sale Very low
A LARGE LOT OF S
C OMMO K 1 T OB A C C 0 .
, . , ; ALSO, a j-ikb HOQSHEVD ot
OLD VIRGINIA LEAF TOBA CC0
-ttS Quick Sales and Small Profits is. my
motto for the dull times.
H. BBRKHIMEK,
-V SIffu of the ' INDIAN c'liicr.
July-9-tf . ' ! No. 6. Market St.
Federal Point Township, at Blddle's store.
juasuuuoro
taiped. on England, Ireland and ScotlnnVT none could see him, when we saw
in ihe nnstoflWa At tt- j ; . I praying. We stODDed and retnrnprl
r 'r. "uo "ncu piaies, ana a fPW minntoo - . I
---.j woluc luuiiiug up tO
Harnett
: Grant
Cape Fear
ti
Ion anv nnrtmn tt:i j .. I . .
required for prenaratory 7 " V , DCales J? the crowd, and pointing to the flag exclaimed
Jge, the total expense of a Postomce8 o the United Kingdom. "look out now," and, strange as it j may
ww ww- ouuic, uiuiost at tne very moinent
a breeze sprung up, and the beautiful flaff
of the Confederacy floated gracefully in
the wind, and the little fellow's faith T in
School nnrl nnlU.
------ wllCgCt uie l0la expense
"mi"eie college education is ior boys
fronv $1,500 to $7,500, and for girls from
$2,100 to $10,500. Thirty years'ago, itTs
stated, a college education cost the mode-
rHiey.economical student fr
viOA
TREATIES.
It Is reported that the Cherokee Indian?,
in Western North Carolina, have filed a
claim against the -United States govern.
$1,000 mm lor.m the lands lying between the
Holden
Union
Franklin
Columbia
Lincoln
Caswell
i.
the teachings of .his mother 'that
m ore
original
; vrr. .uuperioq the prices of 131,16 ge and the Cumberland monn
uoovDoara and clothers were not over tains "d extending from Bristol to.Chat-
vu-buirus or tne present prices. It is, fianooga, The grounds ot .the chi
:w,Cr, argueainat a college education Ulflt o chiefs did not si-n the
- !s ?,rc 73iE! n.w than formerly, , since cf cession.
- Bxvc greater contrbl ot the knowledge -
needed for many branches of active busl "rZ 7 K PEE
..w urly yeara a . (..ueui constitution
graduates became
clergymen, while
Interviewing."
" t -j
vne or tne iioston uarera ha ?
God - ,Uollir
" Wagner's.
" Humphrey's
" Chad wick's st're
" Thos. William's
- j old place.
"Rocky Point.
" South Washing.
j ' . ton
" Oaks. '
Plney Woods.
" Lillington.
Mouth of Moore's
, Creek.
Shaking Creek.-
3 D. M. BUIE. Chemist;
Cape Fear Chemical Works.
: .Wilmington, N. C
PROVISIONS.
TTEAVY CITY MESS PORK, DRY SALTED
IMPORTANT TO COMM.
THE undersigned would Inform th public
that he is no w prepared to furnish the
REST BEEF KVSB BOLD IV THIS xabkkt.
t .
He has secured the splendid pasture knoivu
e
Shoulders, hhds. and boxes : Dry Salted-ZJi"!&
Rifiaa v.- " , - ' "a,D-"COi AM111U BYwI w
r v, UUUOl uu WACB j oniQea western v . . i i
Shoulders, hhds.; Smoked Western Rib FBES.H FROU THE PASTTJEE.
Sides, hhds.; Breaklast, Strips i Hams, Hia faciiltlea for f .irnishing good, whole
covered and naked. . 7 some and fresh meats cannot be excelled, a"
LARD-p'rft p,mo v.tn.V ' - he therefore looks with confidence or a w
i: ure JrriniQ .Natural tinA t?!ti a-mi o ... wui marpt.i)l
tierces, barrels and tubs.
EXTRA FINE TABLE BUTTER, tubs.
BEST FACTORY CHEESE. '
prices will rancn a fnilnwa Rf from to "
cents per pound;. Lamb from 10 to 16 cent
would ansyer prayer rtoaiped unshaken, j j I farther give notice that at the .ame time
Sundries
june 29-lm'
GEORGE F. TILLEV,
' 7" i ; nail No-8'
nter-
and place there wiU be held an i i - miriripps.;T.-.v;
the riffle r t, . w ,w """'""' -ujr, xuut au
- . w. uc uiuerent xowhshipi
grades
s re- ,.
nnlnulii . "-Biw io-
TK r . 1 "- n-"v ujr uvw. aa IOUOW8: Twn TlTa
'"-ncu uuuu wuiDCT Aaams; on t.h vfti;f rQri.T, . . . T -.- .-8v1w;s)
ical Situation rind cn- -" vonstanie and a School Com.
Rnrar,A -- ::J':r"t'"'' x "ia "iiee OI tnree, except in Wilmlnf,
r,r. " -"" s-aiesman was not at ship, in which there a tn;ho ol
nil a vers n in Tnn mt-ci-nionrinr. i- i -r- . - v vvvou
- - - w, w uv i tvi rivirlUJ
on Town-
.seven
the
j i . - - . -wa o ax to
he remark. 4T nnf ln?:' r..,.orTO. . . follows, viz
more dfabMbi; 5, W 1 r the Township
Of one's VnimnV77k ' r "r",cT , uul ""i W Lincoln Township, in which
yi.Uw S Sentiments than It ta tn ctoto I thorn t ' . ; . r
rs ago near! v all niio t . l"ul "swiunon In'a nm;iuT v" ! . ' ectea one magistrate for the
yera, ph aielas 3 -mmenoing aU.riTO:M2 "I-"-. r the ttowBshlp
me nrriQAnf :7 - il , . - --.-.; .. ucwiua annual i uio iuriBem-a'mftrn-iiviBnj.j
k' 3;.Hr nP real and personal Dron, if "" to aorded to tho mnrX "V
ana. mining engineers Vnr.i-' i " wlult5 10 rtilc a sinking fund for the r '
' T' Afc 18 6180 arffed that a ; V "7 U4-Ufc t,pu us inrouSh :r:!BJm,"rj near.JNe -Lond
-u earn much
more
v
Car-
f 1 .1
a Official Iron - ll : : " 0- ftfrnw -r " : ""uXf' wer? ue
easilr " r., - "-Yen- 7,,: TWr, &" ua-.-W.-
w,.,, provide relief."
Jwf7 - Virginian.
LWhatfJ
1 f urther give notice that at the same time
and places, by virtue of an orderreceived this
day from the Governor of the State, th',
j will be an election for a member of the House
or Representatives for this J6unty, to fill a
vacancy causea by the resignation of Geo. Z.
French.
Iy6-te
J. W. SCHEKCKt Jn P
Sheriff ew Hanover County.
FLOUR all grades SUGARS aU grades :
:' iiuiiAOisj-ia ana uruuFS all grades;
CRACKERS, all kinds; In bbls. and '
- ' boxes RAISINS Choice L-em- '
ons ana Oranges Bottled
Ale and Porter, English
and American, In
..:. eases and bbls. t -'i
Chewing Tobacco, caddies, quarter and half!
ooxes j Catawba., Wine, Choice Scupper-!
jaong Wine, California Hock , Wine,
j. f Carets, Raberry Syrup, Black- i
wwi;y liranay, .Tellies, Essences, '
and Ui oeerd Drugs, Lye and
Potash, and a general " -
assortment of'.. ' - .
Liquors, Groceries, Sedans anil) miiB vEnYnEST-TXPEAWDi151,
TobaCCO. 1 J- JUXUJttAJHINERY. at
jrorBaie,aiwnoiesaieonly,by . .. I ! Printing and Publishinr ilouf,'rv
And General uoo je Xitl st
P0ILAK S S0N.
Mannfacturers, Imporf ert and
DEALERS IN ' :
Pipes MWi Articles and W
WIIOIJESAI.E, 43 Maiden l4ne,
RETAIL ONLY
... ' .... .7 t ! I "
Gen nine Meerschaum Got. ds at
. ..-27 JOHN STBEET, N. T.
Address, for Retail CircuIars, Ac-i
ter Box 5846. J
June
33-t
april 7-tf
ADRIAN A TOIXEHS.