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Friday, Juno 7, 1872.
W" IMI. 23:. BEPu CLT .A 3R, ID,
' . -v , Editor nl frortctor.
TEttMS OF SUBSCJiirTlON.: i
Dally one yoar, In advance ....',.......$7 CO
six moniug, m aavance a ou
three months; in advance ' Otf
oae montli. La advance 75
Weeily star, per year,. 2 00
efcly Star and Carolina Farmer, a to
Dally star and Carolina Farmer,.... .' 8 00
- National Reform Ticket !
. - P O K P RE SIDE N TJZ',
HORACE GREELEY,
Of Now. York. ,V
For Vice-President : -...
b. guatz Bitowx,
Of JHIssoorl.
Conservative Nominations.
,. For Governor i ;
AUGUST (JS :B. MERRIM ON,
- of Buncombe. - -.!
For Lieutenant-Governor: -
JOHN HUGHES' ol Craven.
For Secretary of State :
JOHN A. WOMACK, of Chatham;
. For Auditor: .
COLLETT L E V,E NT II ORPE,
of Caldwell. :
For Public Treasurer': '
JOHN W. G RAH AMoJ Orange.
. For Sup't. of Public Instruction : i
NEHEUB- ME NDE N H A L L ,
, of "Guilford.;. ,.. V. ' -For
Sup't.. of Public "Works: .
J . II . 8 E P A R K, of W a k e .
For Attorney-General : f . v 5
WILLIAM M. SHIPP, .oi Mecklenburg.
FOU CO. GUESS.
THIRD DISTRICT
ALFKED M. WAD DELL,
OF 2TKW HANOVER.
THE GRANT IFT ENTEBPBtfeE.
- The Custom House officers, Postmasters
and Revenue -men, or their instructed
agent9, nominated Grant at Philadelphia
yesterday, as per printed' programme. . f
The issue is now fairly joined. - " Greeley
and Grant will be the only candidates in
the field if our judgment is worth a cent;
and Greeley wilt be the next President oi
the United States if our judgment is worth
half a cent. ?.'-V. F'" '
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
The great American journalist, Scotch
bv accident of birth, French in general
' . I
character, but American in theindomita-
1.1 U:U J U TT...7J I I
uic cucrgj wmtu luuuo me xitraiu, au in-1
siiiubiuu auu uu vt ci m tuu iuu nit luiriv.i
ndd vpara h rmnn the t nf all h
f . 1
earth,; being gathered to his fathers at the
ripe age oi seventy-sir. : i
The history of the life of Gordon Ben-
nett is the historv of an adventnrer of mnre
- r
man uruiuary uoiuocbs auu surewuness.
Coming to this country a poor, friendless
vouth. almost perishing lor his dailv
T . ; --J, " . - : V
bread -for some time after bia arrival,
nrtanr!nn v hia AionnntiAn .itV ' ti I
winuug u . uvmjmwu nitu . iuc i
swittness of a shiwman ? to meet the
exigencies ot support, lounding news-
papers and sundering ties with in-
compatible -and equally strong head
ed journalists, ; starting the Herald as
a bold venture without capital and doing
his own 7 Office work unaided until he
could get a fair start, pushing his' auda
cious, novel bantling into popular : favor
despite the just.prejudices of the moral
and the cynicism of -ill-natured enemies
. : v.iV v.T '
woo crucisea ior Birpna jeaipusy
such was the wonderful Scotchman who
-' 1 .
revolutionized American journalism or
ment and character were always ipordi'
natea to tne newe, - Ana in tnis uespect
hia innmal has ever. been the first, in the
. ... i.
. . j . - r . : ' . i ;- :, .
As a journalist James Gordon Bennett,
while not chief amonsr ; his peers in the
A , f' . , . "r -. -
-f "" "'r""" rr-":?r.r.j
was nevertheless unapproachable on ; the
omer siue, ana may De considered to have
h..in H.A-fin .Mii.fiAn.i M;n.i.t.t1
v. jr cf iiuu,
lie mad u the JHe w York Ileraldja personal
Ulgau. UUI. t ucrsuuai Organ IDttt "Was tO
rtflect every protean shade and light in its
wuuuuviyi ouiiuu,. i(B uvisuuausin .was uy
turns bitter, iflerce,cruei or wittyrf silly,
aatca8tic;t-as-uchose4to';:make.U;-He
- . . j . . - ii' i
nBlv 1 r -
patient, the public, like a prudent doctor,
ins intuitions were tometimes as - wonaer
. fill a his knowfrla-H of mm nnH thinnro
, iui as nis Knowieugtt ox men ana' tniDgs.
luiasniaKnowieugu oi men . iDiqgs.
For maby years the ifera&T was regarded
as a prophetr .If Bennett taid such and
such a man "was going tote elected ordo
leatea, tne people, received the prediction
,J .or thrcn J : L.-.... . .,..'
"'tbrias nccn ,
.. torials occupying different stand-points
. i i.
rather, created it. : In a large measure he acuon 01 e aitimore convention, ail uu wu warm
" . . , 1 " B - h Winn; v.Ci Kir.n , dorsement ot. the Cincinnati ticket;;,;-
did create.it. - Uo at .least struck out a T u 6 A letter lrom Cassius M. Clay was
new path and founded the lire newspaper. 1013 P0?,1011 tne counly win vote tne read, expressing regret at his
with -Mr vnnnWTtti' AifnrJ.I fAn.rf Jt Greeley ticket.' I therefore urge those who attend, and speaking in the wi
. like, they would a.ievelaiioa irom heaven. I battles at Fort Fisher, where he displayed ot a?e a8 hurned to death inayannah, j ; DJJlOlieU.- XUXlU UCO
The protean character of the Herald has nis usual bravery. ; : . .: .i f . .-r - r- -r ,
f,"-i i, ' '-n-- ; ' ' ..... v.' ' senelamp. She was up, Until, alter -the . ; a k1 bees',-a no.". V vo'
often:- been tthe subject of notice.. ,Fre- :- V-"'-'- t-n ' ' ' ' 1. - rest of the', family "had retifed; mafeng . - - . j - - ; r
: - quently it has changed its positions two .' Several ladies ; of Fans, ;dis-. preparation" to, attend, a, Sunday school :. r- r he " Jf.
have even appeared in the same issue. To
be allthicgs to all men . and . to. have, no
laith in any thing snor; setm to expect
others to have faith in him,: appeared to
be the chief rule ol Mr; Bennett's life." His 1
cynicism on most eubjecta was hardly dis
guised at . all - In ; the course ot "a long
newspaper career he had many things to
embitter him, aDd his temper seems not to
have been of the sweetest when he started
life. But there was a reckless, dashy air
about his articles and- those he inspired
whiVh MiUMi.'thom f'.'n " oftcaaional .
. ; " , , ,i '
, ...vupuvm r v ,T
irayeu aim, ana maue iucw;ui tuu
the great unwashed - world and the folks
oi fasb'ioa e.ger. for .soniething '.new and
piquant. vine ujoic FciSuuai iiiuo
people, tne racier ; . me more oizarre,me
"ntnvi U thnV th'ft Trr.
. f . . . A 1 i. ' r . I'
aU grew to be a , great sensational f news-
fa . :s
paper, me . King ot journaasnc :iouemia
and in foreign .eyes the representative I
American lournai. -. .
For some' years the founder of this
wo-deriul schoo. of jooroata; the ia.hcr
and sustainer ot the jEferaJd, had little to do I
wifh I ia mnnirfimnf rF hia iTnrinfr
Turned of sixtv he exchanged the bufv
Turned of sixty, he exchanged the busy
uie or me newspaper otnee ior me quiei i
and privacy of his residence and in this h
philosophic immolation was long "civilly
t ... . . ti. .
aeaa." a generation na3 grown up, witn
only a traditional knowledge of the great
journalist, who was .ml, the Heroditua ot
nis proiession. -
James Gordon Bennett died as he lived
almost ia solitude; i Living, he' scorned
the men who ecorned him for his reckless
and often immoral personalisms; and
dying in the heart of the great world he
was the same cold, - inflexible, incompre-
h.n.ihi-.pif th.-MAM nAf nnL
hensible self the world could-not under-
stand and himselt could not believe in,
,h?i i,.''.ri. ; 5t;n.i.m i K0
, p .
uiwu oicuw iuc mrtiiu at iuo aiuwt w i
warmer, nature. He is thalast of his style
oflournallsts who' possess- anv marked
... . - .....
individuality, and we shall probably never I
again possess such an astute and Buccess-
fnl nenrannnor man rnmhinmn nnfh I
a m - it w aw arf wlaa u tuii a I
0K;i;f;00 t n v.;i, :,i:,;
and errors of more ignoble minds. And
rprtainlv nnn Tampa flnrrlnn lPnnAH. ia I
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enough for -a century.
The genial- author of "Charles O'Mal"
ley" is dead. Charles lever was a popu
lar favorite because he appreciated the
popular love of fun and rollicking good
nature. , He wrote lor the human side of
the million. He reaped his reward even
in his life-time, for his works had a large
run. , "Charles O'Malley" gave him a place
at once with - that claisa of the world's
humorists, not by" the "tide of , Dickens it
is true, for ho lacked the pathos and in
sight and delicacy of that great master, 1
but a conspicuous place which time wiln
. v.-! a T Ml
vuutusmc 10 uim. iicver win not uve in i
iiiettti Y uiBLory as a great .-noveilai, IOf I
.r.oh i,t. ! nm..f An'. :
t . I
would not have.the temerity to claim lor
him. His will be fame of the nleasant
firpa!lp innir rn WorM.ir .rm-; 1
nirtlfnW.lw;.a-
...nB;0i .u.wiHu
witn ricn sentiment and touches ot humor,
alwavs talkative and Witt v and- smart,
sketchy '!rkcWcrOSsin.w. frh dflihV vir.
,i --;- 7 ;"
orous, nearly brilliant, nearly first-class
.J i II' L '.L. l'lf .1 . . '
nu vei luuiog snort oi iuo utss writers in
his school.
The popular Irish-; writer is no morel
O'Malley'a creator is now with the silent
dead, and a world of friends weep!
OIC OF TIIE PEOPLE.
Iloneat Old Horace Greeley. !
Editor Morning " Star :-I am a close
.i . .
observer, especially in local politics, and
u MA r... w M M M4.AMM
Utt" uuB uuj. BuUU&
Democrats exnress themselves since the
0incin-kti Conrentionrihat Greeley ia the
L , , T ' ' J
I rV o rr t f rta 4-i rr ua nnT Aa tAoa a! . 4li a
""toi ,coail410 v fcUO
I candidate lor President to . abandon - all
such ldes, as it would - be madness and
I suiciue 10 ourselves ana toiai aestructioo
1 fV' rtllf 'rartv i' OnH morn urn -nn "m nomll
.1 ncrat nn filpf.t him. nt whir-h T mh nnt duo
a shadow of hope; it would only be a life
I of four years ior the"Democfatic party to
live : then our political death would be
tlcertaini and forever, font would concen-
t trate ana consoiiaate ail the elements aud
power of the Republican party, and then
I vtcio umu no w! uvl. iuo . iruiu ue
weu insuueu juto tue. minus oi me rasn
i Baltimore Convention ,mtets, and let all
J the Southern Si atts go en masse for the en-
I au'uicJk .us wwwuuau vuuicuiiuu.
w Jt , oi, ,
i -.-:.'--'." - . .
- Lieutenant Henry O. Porter, son of the
I o.mmoaore iidVia'.rorter,!.wiio aiea
I " " AAiiis, J uaillLUOrc CUUDIV. JJXU.. at
the country residence, ot Admiral Porter,
on be,B2d
- c'"" leuienani or.tue united
xncitta wuu luat vessel
was .,tni. hv 1h. ... m- -
was sunk by the Alabama, cmmanUed by
Capt.'Semmes, and stood by bis guns until
tbesbip wentUowu. Assoonaahe rtgaioed
r'-nfAL- . r,
- T W- uruu to -active-duty in
hannaT Commodore Gordoo: in - the two
IM,11 nave ?me out in Pvmg
I been led tp do so by the lot ot fortune.
a j -nu"'uv vniv picnin ine next aav..ann wiien lu tuo wi 1 as can h npiAtfi. ? .
i'ainictto iiC-ivcs.
The : State Democratic Con-
veotion meets ia Columbia on the 11th
1DSt. -
a t0mnomnn nn?.
IT .
zation in Aiken is in a most fl.iunsbin
condition.-- . , - v
. . . A meeting oi.tne creaitors oi
the Greenville and" Columbia Railroad
will be held in Columbia on the 10th inst. f
S.Thftrft w(w.'ft MfnlnfSQ rlpftt.lui I
in Phrii?fifnn tifii,fh.'.v 0Wfl!w Trm
1 t. nf.whir.hu worMf ri fnnrpri
'ml V -i - - ' 5 rr - m ' I
.fuo.wiumuus vtwtt ut .iuw
uay aujs., au uggmvuicu case ui w
reported r. yesterday, the
S$?$,
man,
v nil nor (rifi. of nwn r.ninr. a I
resident on Arsenal Hill JJunng the time
AL .-12 1 ... J.A1.U 1. A. 1 Z t I
iue neuu was unuenaKing iuia , uruiaiuy,
the mother of the girl came tp: her rescue,
thTownbvhim' "
jtnrown by,Him..r . . ,
Tk(Ji,mn. 77,0 sa :Trtm
fKf a iri r c,..;r.rQ .h?fo ,n"iMa
nisroverfta anouc two weeKS aero, vidzid
the edge of Santee River Swamrj, Claren
isthe body
was much decomposed and the bands
wow PatPn awau ho vnltnrps . Thprfi WPTft
ti,m
no papers about the dead man which
W0QC jn his identification. .
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a-.u; .
A .thriving town in Illinois
rejoices in the name of Tail-Holt.
., A lady has; beet, appointed
liquor Agent, at j-aitoo,iewxiampsuire.
There were nineteen deaths in
Richmond for the week ending June 1st.
TllO lirfit eclipSO Ot the moon
onrecord was observed by the Chaldeans
at DJloni ' 1 ' f
A girl smitten with sm'all-pox
Manisto, 111., was turned out doors by
, ' '
. .. ; .
1 U""g liio gieai lioou- ill
Grasshopper, Kansas, a lew days since, a
wnoie iaQiiIy was swept away and drown-
ed. - f 4 .' I
-A rnnno mjin l.v thn nam'ftnt 1
j o "J
George 1. James committed suicide in
WUS I
-worioiK on i ue
XT I. i" 1 1 m - . .I, rm - XZ .1 L I
Aiutiuia. x ucouajr .uUUv,uB uiiuow
r , . . i
' a ' t ' ' t ' ' ' " j ' I
A number ot prominent busi-
Qul j to become a candidate for nomina-
firm tn r!niSfTrt.oo hv thp TinnBPrvntivpa nf
. q.w-j w .
the Richmond (Ya.) district. . . , '' t
Among the delegates present
at tne interuauonai lypograpnicai union
. - -v ' m . . w
in Richmond is a Mormon from Deseret
who has two wives at home. He is quite
good looking, and is a gentleman of pleas
ing manners.
GREELEY
AND BROWN
YORK.
IN NEW
Immense Ratification Meeting Coop
er Inatitate Crowded Speeches and
Letters Av Restored Country , De
manded. '
The masa meeting in "NTpw York on
ine mass, meeting iq .new i one, on
-Monday evening, to ratuy tne.incinnau
nnminulinn 't.o 1 mmi.Anb rfnthnriwi.
nmner intitiifn wn. rn.wdpd Rnd out.'
.., .. . , - 7
siue meetings were organized, lien. John
v-,v-,v'4-" '-ciuv.u nuw auaiuw wwkiug.
pianorm were many cusuuguisnea
nimnprnto nrl l?pnnhlifflnQ anrl tho liar
0f yiCe Presidents embraced men of both
parties.
- Speeches were delivered by Gen. Coch
BJ1 1 "i'v""
AlexanaerMcuiore, on'eongyivama, utn;
Kilpatrick, Robert A. Kosevelt and others,
cndoising in the -Warmest terms the Cin-
cinnal1 PlaMOm ana tne nomination oi
Greeley and Brown as the candidates, oi
the Liberal uartv. as calculated to bring
I 1 ' i il 4"- I. . .
about a real union of honest men from the
North and South and a consequent reform
and purification of the Government.
LETTERS FROM PROMINENT GENTLEMEN.
A letter w as Veceived frOm Senator Fen-
ton who, after reierring to the'results oi
the war, and the need of reform in the
administration of the Government, which
called the Liberal movement into -being,
says :
f : the waj:. having been se-
wirprl it. ia irtlft f r nprnptimtft tta rlitisinna
and fi'ghtover ana over its battles. .Uts
I -a. aii -hak;m. i tt
mn, ?u,;auu
we should not prolong the arbitrary exer-
cise of power, abuses and corf notions
which invariably follow a period or pro-
I a a .S St . t - -. ... . .
naoieu civu ime. . , - i. j
ialso
inability to
armest terms
praising the grand principles upon which
they have been nominated, and saving-to
I tne neiu oi tnese canaiaates anu to tuese i
nrinninlca nra xall Innura nf '.hoir'' onrtnU-u
I t n.1 1- r.rtia.f ' ,U; , : 'j -
Out of the decaying elements' of past is
sues and obsolete political: organizations,
I now the future.looms up more grand than
all the past, when Republicanism and De
mocracv shall be dissolved in lervent pa
..tfiotismi an4 oYer .prostrate 4 Radicalism
i auu ucuuai ivrauuv our uauuet. ewui u
xnumpnanuy Dorne.i r r
wat read! declaring theie is no hopei for
responsible government, and sectionalism i
I msv-ww wiumcu JiAiujj ui uaui,
g ' luuw uu uuui u;u
l brought to bay.
A letter lrom-Senator -Trumbull' con -
i.giaimawa iu;.xiiuwi - ror.iueiroeuver -
I i"o wu" vat ij .iduiuicts, uuu iul. it lliU
the prople au opportunity to lectl
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kuu owuieiaio um auiuiUS,iix. - -
-- icicymu nuaiwu u.au. uiuu,
uv.cUt.7., -..i- t Kin. 'noKirt -.. i
expressing regret at being" uhable to be"
preseut.' . v' .-v.?r ,
? - 't. ' '''i v' '-
I-". - - " L -. 77
Another Kerosene Accident.
Miss Letitia iH-Mular, about 'fifteen years
of extinguishing tne lamp to retire, it ex-
I plodcd,' Betting tire to her clothing. -
. . Xer onal.
IL'j ci.itf;atc3 to the iatcrnauonal 'xy-
nnrniMru union are a verv nannsmne
and intelligent body of men, and rarely,
it ever, has it been exceeded "An; practical
aDUliy uy nil v asscuiuia-gu iuau una ever
cratberea in tne. capuoi. ne average
HK.AlTinM rtnnnnifir la Hot for f-lKSfi lhaf -F
Drf o.
i ,
are excellent. Uicnmond Mmq:
; . Marder of a Haval Ofiieir.
"A dispatch' was' received - at the Kavy
Department on the 4th inst.i from Mayor
Goodscll, of Bridgeport, i Conn., stating
Hint Vaui. jrcorKC iix. vyuivuv-uicssacs, i,My
U, o.- H avv,' was robbed and;marderea in
tuat city on Monday nignt; " xho panicu-
. mmi rr vi winf .
-. General William Terry, of Virginia, from
1 . T '
the Committee on Military. Affairs, y ester
dav renorferl in the Houss the bill to al
iow me ow oi. v irgiuia ucr ouom oi
arms during the jcars of the; late war.
This' is enual to an annronriation xfl
S50.000. : Tne bill was tinanimouslV passed.
,:,-""-"w ""iv" w-
Dtt Pedro, Emperor of Br.zil, ? en
thusiastically received at Rio de Janeiro
on uis reiura irom nis Jiuropean wur, auu
m . t. ? . Tl - ll A. - J
. . . . .
uis iciuiu iiuui uniauiyutnu wu.,euu
one of his sayings is reported as follows :
There are only two countries in Europe
lingland and liermany ; tne rest is ruo
bisb.
'A deD delusion
ZMZ
ness can be restored by . depleting medicines
water gruel, if not absolutely a dead de-
1U8lon 18 ln the l?t agonies, of . dissoiation.
not be purged into a debUltated frame, though
nfemay easily be purged out of it, and that it
is about as wise to withhold a healthful stin-
Z'o
they will rally without one, as it would be to
deprive a lamp of oil and expect it to burn the
brighter for it. '.vfI,fe,v?t'
;Tho, immense and uniform success which
has attended the, use of that wonderful com-
niaatlcnof apure stimulant with the finest
medicinal herbs, known as Hosietter's Stom-
ac" Bitters, has largely assisted in dispelling
the ab&urd chlmerai' Frantia attemnts i are
n.il. A M.o H kni I. W.I. 1Vk. oll
1UAU0 iVlUTilU4l UUH1UTOU1. Tl UCU OlVfA
f . Btiriirth la dnrtino-. md that
nnless invlcroratcd thev mnst ntterlv break
--a m v
down, it is in vain to tender them leculent
They may be imposed upon in this way onee.
Tint. th imnnolMAn Miriaf V.a MnantAri': Ttir
. .
desire to be refreshed, comforted, braced up,
,ana recline to be griped a second time.
uiiurr lhh iiiitf h. i, ii in in i.iih ft i l i e. rM. mi
Under the operation of the Bitters, on the
other hand, all the processes necessary to phy
sical restoration go on simultaneously. The
system is stimulated and toned, the bowels
regulated, the appetite cultivated, the nerves
composed and the condition cf the blood im-
.
proved at one and the same time by a single
medicine. Common sense tells us that such
a preparation must be invaluable.
lune 2-eodiw Sun Wed Fri
OSKOO. This celebrated Medicine has
attained a high reputation, as a reliable
remedy for Purifying the BJobd, Restoring
biie iaver ana ivianeys to a neaitny acuon,
and "Toning up" the Nervous System.: lta
numerous and remarkable cures of the worst
formg of 8crofula Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
u ver Complaint, Kidneyisease, Eruptions
I Of ttltt Skill. MerVOOS PTOMtmUOII. ' AC bU
" tobme a standard remedy, . It is
Fotvwu- ,j : yujubuus, ; wiu .iwiu
I menaea Dy our oest citizens.
MlSUKUiANEOUS.
AT A. D. BR0 WH'S,
r-JIHE LARGEST ASS30RTMENT OF MIL-
ilnery and Millinery .Goods in the city at
' " A. D. BROWN'S.
rpHE largest assortment . of Ribbons and
k lowers m the city at.
... f ... , . , A. D. BROWN'S.
rflHE handsomest assortmont of PARASOLS
in tne city at
A. D. BROWN'S,
rjlHE handsomest assortment of WHITE
GOODS in the city at
D. BROWN'S.
rpHE largest assortment of CORSETS in the
city at .
A. D. BROWN'S.
mHE largest stock of KID GLOVES in the
city at . - -
A. D. BROWN'S,
rriHE larirest assortment-of LADIES' UN-
.. :. , . . " - . '
DER-GARMENTS and HOOP SKIRTS in
the city at ' I
A -
A; D. BROWN'S.
.J i
nnHK largest assortment of LADIES HAIR
' FIXIN G3 in the City at
i.-f i
' A. HI BROWN'S.
mHE best assortment of WHITE ' TRIM-
MINGS, HOSIERY and NOTIONS in the
'city at
, A. D. BROWN'S. '
ONE PRICE 1 TERMSTCABRl
apr 7-tf -
.Exchange Corner.
uarantinevllotice.
rN and after J une 1st. 1872.
the following
1 be entoiceu:
. - ... . -.
Al Quarantine Regulations will be enloicect
Ail vessels from ports south of Cape Fear.
1 will stop for mspecciou at the Qaaranvineata -
; . . -
I ' --uT&ue : ;
INK KAN( K Kiill ilS.
. Ve8l8BOtiECludcda3abore, may proceed
to Wilmington witnoat uetenucu. .
. .
I Pilots and Masters of vessels will. please
take not ke v r -: -.
" Qnarantlnel Physician.,
may 22aw UNOVTua r '
as nice
- S"l :ilAL
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METIS,
Liarnet street.
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v -IT
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Insurance; Company.
. OFFICERS;
Atkinson
FrSf CAilEROW..;.. ........Secretary, r
db. E. a, Anderson. ......Medical Dxrect'r
c DIRECTORS;
J. W. Atkinson General Insurance Aerent.
I. B. tiraingei, President of the Bank of New
Hanover. .
F..W. Kerchner, Grocer and Commission
C. M. Stedman, of Wright A Stedman.
T.U McKoy, of W. A. Whitehead &
Co.,
I U--. 4--r4 II A
xmoiuo.
k.h. cowan, l'resiaenu .---
. H. B. Eilers, Commission Merchant. ,.
W. A. Cnmming, of M orthrop Gumming.
G. W. Williams, of wmiama A Murchisoa,
,.' Ell Murray, of E. Murray & Co. -
A. o. ueiioaset, 01 uetios8i;.4B to.- .
Robert iienning, of Dawson, Teel & nen-
AJex-Bprunt, uriusa vice-uonsui, 01 oprum.
& ilinson.
P. Murphy. Attorney at Lawi '
J. D. Williams, of J. D. Williams & Co.,
Fayetteville. " - "
Jas. O. McRae, Att'y at Lav, irayetteviue. ;
I. B Kellv. Merchant, Kenanavllle. .
J. T. Pope, Merchant, Lumberton.-
SPECIAL FE1TUUES ;
And A d v u n t 11 c: e .
1st. Ifo restriction on Residence or Travel.
2. No ettra charge on the lives ot Females.
3. Policies Incontestable after Five Years. . :
4. The Batea of Interest on the Funds of the
Company higher than those on the Funds ot
companies ocatea in otner states, xnus in
suring larger Dividends to Policy Holders ?
; 6. The Directors and officers of the Com
pany are prominent NOtiTH. CAROLINIANS.
wh are KNOWN to be men of INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
6. The Company is established on a folld
I and permanent basis, steps having been taken
I to increase the
CAPITAIi STOCK TO 9500,000.
I t iT.TJTn FiTvne ns pnn' fniifPiwv
- f ia if m a. a.a aui ay v a v a; aaiu vviua a. jl
ARE , INVESTED, IN T HIS jAT E AND
I above all others, to North Carolinians. It Is
1 well known- that hundreds Of thousands Of
I dollars in Lifft Premiums are annnallv sent
North to enrich Northern Capitalists, thus
continually drainins our people of Immense
amounts wmcn snouia De Kept at no me. un
this ground the friends of this Company con-
ndentiy appeal to every sen or tne uia jxortn
state, and ask their support ior mis
IIOSIE INSTITUTION,
I Which, while it offers . substantially all. the
I lt nXTA.V.n n
gfljftj raoME l INTICKWTS. -
AG EN I S WANTE i in every county in the
State. J AMKS 1. JSKUUlvS,
General Supervising A;ent,
. - Raleigh. N. C.
THOMAS GRaSMK, Agent at Wilmington.
ap s-uswu
18 7 2
LIYEEPOOL MD LONDON AND GLOBE
Insurance Company !
ASSETS
Held in tbc United States by
AllieriC3il Dil6Ct0r3
Now Amount to
83,640,4:49.62!
"vi. . J -'
I ll"u oiut5 AMiiiuets sb., uet weeu tYater ana
Front streets, . Wilmington,' to whom all ap-
plications for Agencies should be addressed, v
feblS-tf ' - . ,i . -. " . v.
HorUi Carolina HomBlmiice Coipany:
or nAtEiGii, w. c.
B. H. BATTLE.; ............President
BEATON GALES... ........ Secretary
JNO. W. ATKINSON, WUmington, 'Agent. -
Ti
.HIS reliable State Company pays its losses
fairly and promptly. It is managed by well
known business men. Its capital and earn
ings are invested In the State, and tend toward
Irallding np and fostering the financial pros
perity of North Carolina. - ' r. aug 1-tl
.i j 0J1U WlluOr tillllSOll S
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WIL'MINGTON, N. ',6
Fire Insurauce Companies.
Queen, .of Xiiverpcel' and London, Capital
Andes, oi Cincinnati, Assets, - $1,739,00
Triumph,' of cinciunatii - . ; :
Continental, of New 1 ork,' k '
Natiotial, Ot Hartfor.1, "
79J.0J0
2,50J,C0J
C17.i' 1
va.ja.ome; oi liicnmond, - c J
Y MAKINE . INSURANCE. . -
Mercantile Mutual of New Tcrlc. Ellwood
--Walter, President. .. .. -,
;may2i-tf x
m.m m
ii ir('d"ry t -
o:ny, rau.iui.- i.
comparison witU t
the country.
v'vuearespecu0;
, "??0r.d' rft.t .l1 rr-scnt, is elorl
??? Prii??.? Company in aSrte
Persons desiring Insurance, will please ca'
on
' W. M. STEVENSON, Affent. --
IMarkerst
f uly 8-tf
AIJDES, - AHAZ01J
TRIUMPH;
" PROaPTNESS OF . SETTLEHEST3
when lof sesoccnr, challenpe comparlaon win,
any Insurance Companies in the world - 11
- , JOHN W1LUER ATKlNsov -
r . - General Ardent
a Insurance Rooms No. 4. n. wwt
may 22 tf -w . . ; . . : a
JOHir. 8, LBB,.: E. B. WILLI AK3. &. r. w. toril
j.om;-s;-lee 00.
- DEALERS IN NAVAL - STORES, '
No. 47 Nortli Water (St., Philadelphia.
Liberal Advances made on Consignment of
(..i. ; Naval Stores and Southern Products. -v
Reler . to Messrs Harriss A HowelL - wh
mington, N. C. rnovi2.?"' '
-'ADRIAN I; & VOLLER8
.Cor. Front mul Hoch StW, X
'yrHoiESAI.E KOCEIts; W JLLI.
its branches' '.t! - r- ? -J . ' ' 1
-COUNTRY MERCHANTS -will do w'eU b .
calling on us and examining our Stock. - --j-
- nov!9-48-tf . . . 1 : "
MOFFITT CO., --T'
GENERAL COSISIISNION merchaiiu
' NORTH .WATER STREET, '
1 ' " - - . ' v Wilmlnfflon, . c.)
Will give prompt personal attention to tl e
sale or shipment of Cotton. Naval Storet
anu iurwaixixni; truous. J j -. ...
jft Orders solicited and promptly filled
8ept23-l-tl .
S. NOBTHBor..,' f W; H. Nobthbop 1
"-'"- " f ' !' Wk,; A; CuionKai -, .
Northrop & Cumming,
C05I3IISSIO EIEIiCIIANTS .
And Proprietors of the Wilmington
. Steam Saw Kills, WiLmington.N.C.
ARG0ES of YeUow Pine Lumber for any'
market furnished, v
: a Special attention given to the purcliaee
or sale of Corn and Peanuts. , v . -.
oct4-ly ' ', '
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LJtX. JOHM80H, JB -.,- 8. B, BISDflKY
JOHNSON & BIRDSEr,
Commission JSIerciiants, f,
'-.-. , '-,
Will give prompt and personal attention to "
the sale or shipment of Cotton arid Navai
Stores." i .'-V' ; '-:';..". - -
Wilmiitqtow, N. C , 8ept. 7th, 1871-tf -.
B; P. MITCHELL . &: SON, .
C01I5IISSION nEKCUAXTS,"
" AND DBaXTSBS IK " ,
, GRAIN, FJLOUR, HAT,-' and als; '
Fresh' Ground Meal, " Fearl Uomlnj
and Grits; os. 9 aud 10 No. Water v
Stret, Wilmington, N. C,.
Proprietors of the Merchant s's FlouringTttJlls.
nov25-tf- ,1 ,- S .
MISOELLiANKOIJS; : ..
Hotice.-;
THE County Commissioners of the County
of New Hanover will: meet "at the Court
House In Wilmington lor three days, namely,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10th,
11th and 12th days of Jun, for the purpose of
revising the tax lists o the county, and will
tnen near. ana . determine any. compiauis
made in valuation. All interested are request
ed to attend to the matter. -June
l-6t SILAS N. MARTIN, Ch'mn. '
Bacon, Lard. 7: Butter,
CHEESE,-? ' fc
V.-, ' '7 -.
BRY Salted and Smoked Western Should
ers and Sides in Uhds. and Boxes. . .,
ssugar-cured Hams and Breakfast (strips. :
HAa r HOG-KbuND . -
City Mess Pork, Rump.Pork, ,
Pure Lard in Tierces and Tabs,
v v ' Choice Table Butter,. ;
:'-'Jr ' i - "l-BeBt Factory; Cheese,
- ; In lots to suit. '- For sale by -? " " , " ' ' , '
inay 19-tf ' .' . " AfiRIAN A VOLLESa.
GET THEM OF"
Frcf. J..F.RKEClir
MASONIC UALI-,
WILMINGTON, Jj
eianos and Oigana,
all styles and prices, in
ning and repairing .dona
Only complew
establishment in
0RGAIIS
je 5 tf - -
Eico ! Bico!
120)0,00 LBS. F2ESH BEAT
C- . 1- mOM HILTON SICE MILLS,
'' For sale by ', a
'rfec9-M - WILLABT) BEOS.
SUmmEH Dr.SSS GOODS!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS BT, '
LAD I E SDK E S S G 0 0? S
- Ever OfTerea in the CIty-
;Eoyo' ; YTear :
. jsfe make a epecialty of Goods 'J'JUJ.
Paraso'laond Corcpt
1,000 Assorted Corsets, Trasols and t3
Umbrellaa r.very style. ; "
' TJIiito Gcccls.
The bestFtock of White Goods hi Wcn
eluding 1CJ pairs -White 1 i(lQ0 wILl-
J
d'G(;'
. Ci
Ladies' a
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