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' RATKS 01 tu8cntmoN.
ary notice i a i
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fine year, tn advance. .:,,'.'.
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4
The Belfast xlot had. hot been suppressed
yesterday; --four persons were. Skilled.
A man killed Lis wifp in ..Boston Sun
drtj -The Third, National Bank of.
Baltimore was robbed of $100,CKJO Sunday '
night --Greeley arrived in New York
yesterday morning' from ' New 'England. ,
.Caldwell's official majority in 84 coun
ties 2,G73.t -Raid in New York on the
,; threeard 'monte ' gamblers, l.No new
" cases of yellow fever " on the Numancia.
Federal council . of. Internationals met
in New Yorlt Sunday. American Girl
beat Palmer. TJ. S. G. will not go to
Chattanooga.' - Two drownings among
bathers at Long Branch, Bloody trou
bles in Peru. Another yellow fever
: vessel arrived at New York and more expected,"-
Indian difficulties in Utah.
Judge Barnard . impeached and re
moved. - The Geneva news favorable.
llaces exciting at Saratoga, . -r-Dis-tnrbanccs
reported in Ulster county. -
jr. Humors of Carllst rising in Spain.
t: 1 1 ? .-
. qnANT AND THIS INDIANS,
Grant's Quaker police with the In
thans lias . been productive - only ? of
' immiw?Vevil. It was a word of pro
myo 'to the car. broken to the hope.
Mr. Quaker said that Mr. Indian,
like a .Christian gentleman would "ap
preciate magnanirnity and would stop
, Ids tomahawk gymnastics, Mr. In
dian didli'thlay be ; coulxln't see the
nmgnanhmty, and kept on innocently
(twinging his tomahawk. . The absurd
policy of dealing with a r savage just
as you would Christian or an en
lightened heathen has kept the whole
"Western 1order in constant trepida
tion and alarm. The telegraph brings
us ah account of another Indian out
break, this time the scene being , laid
in Utah, land of the Mormons, If
the Gentile people of the beautiful
Salt Lake county could be removed,
it would be a blessing to the country
if the Indians were to fall on the
Mormons mid the Mormons were to
fall on the ' Indians and a kilkenny
fight of races were take place and
nothing Iks left on, the shores of the
little Jordan and the little Dead Sea
of the desert but Uie tails of the pesti
ferous cats.. , .i ,r ;., -
' YELLOW "JACK IN XII K BAT."
The country awaits with interest
any news fiom the yellow fever float
ing hospitals and doath hulls in .New
York J lay. -, w . , x ' r i X
Thd Celegrapi reports this moniing
ought to allay ' any alarm that , has
arisen as to the spread of the pesti
lence. There hive been no new cases,
and the old ones are reported better.
Every precaution is taken.
We see it stated that other yessels
liaving the fever on board are expec
ted. ' Tlie authorities are vigilant, and
all that medical skill and official
watcfifulness can accomplish towards
confining the terrible m jlady to -the
ships injuie "bay will be done.
Oil ANT AND THE CHATTAlf OO
Sam Iard ipvites the President to
go to Chattanooga and Look Out
over thxplaccs that knew him in mil
itary tiruefc Grant hath suddenly be-
, fcome a man of peace and Kath no
A utomach for Sam Bard's military rem
misceucing. - lie .longeth for Long
I'ranch, and 6am Bard and the Chat
tanoojicese are obliged to satisfy
themselves witha pretty little swect-
heart letter, which probably some of
Grant's icmalo family wrote for him,
tlie English being much too good for
'L
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Oil the showing of - the ltalcigh
Xvm there will be a joint majority in
both houses of" enty-four. The
; Senate will stand thirty-two Conserv
atives ' to eighteen 'Uadicals; the
House, sixty-five Conservatives to fifty-live
Radical.- Tlie only change
that can be effected by this statement
i the possibility of J. Edwin Moore,
of Martin, ftot being returned elected.
A dispute over the vote of one pre-
finct h pending in that county. If
tlie certificate be awarded to Mr. M.
the result will stand as . above indi
cated, v : ' :.: k
We don't see . the : failure 5 in our
"maiden (?). political effort,"' friend
I'hrjlc. ' The r,J& crbwei-at .the"
light time. ."'They had ft .right to
crow.: ' It ,:was-ur ) victory they
crowed for."; Ior,youf "good words,'
thank.Voul. YeUnduIge'
hope that when we get " that wisdom
thati growa .; from "-experience " our
success in journalisni,' of which rou."
BELFAST. "
The
head-brcaking busmss V ia
Belfast is getting serious. Four per
sons were killed on the streets yester
day morning:' A ''hole section is
given up to the rioters, and ruffians
without letor hindrance, stalk througlf
! . . , J. r. . , , J
iiuv 13 & reunions niTair. anrirno nrmn. :i
. - o . . ;j I
v.,fco wiwi .u tn iiitusityi
that the odium theoloaieum usually j
inspires, vyainonc ana 1'rotestant I
wreaking their mutual vengeance.
t
Kad our corrected Election Table I
made up mainly from original sources
jWe went to great trouble 'to procure
the official votes of the counties and j Colonel Walter L. Steele, of Richmond
have already published,,, A .large num- 'county was on our streets yesterday.''. - -ber
of these. The table is necessarily 1 Travel on the' yf-L G. & K R'R1. for'
incomplete, as all the returns have I
not been received. , . .
., Indications; are-favbraWo to ;thf
i - i; I
awuru oi a, imm sum ior jout . uireci
aamaffes Dv the lieneva lioard of Ar-
bitration. .This will be geat saving
of. time.
METEOROLOGICAL RECOHD.
Augnst 9, 187S.-. -7,. ;
Time. I? mom- Wind. Weather.
.. .... eter. -
: 7 A.M. 80:3 80 Calm Cloa " "
JP.M. 80:84 . .90 SFreah . Clondy
9 P. M: 80:24 80 S Light Clear - "
: Mean Terno. of day. 83 det?.
'. Wot. All barometric reading are reduced to the
aca level ana 10 sx aegreea jraarenneiL
ROBZRT SlTBOTH,
Serg't Signal Berriva U. R. A.
! 'Wab Department,
Office of Chief Signal Officer,
; Washington, August 19.-4:35 P. 1L
I.
. Southerly to easterly winds and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Tuesday
from North Carolina to Georgia and from
the latter State to Louisiana, with probably
rain from southern Louisiana to Florida.
Southerly to westerly winds and generally
clear weather over the New England and
Middle States, falling barometer with in
creasing southerly to easterly winds, cloudi
ness and very probably a rears of rain, from
Missouri to Lower Michigan and south
westward. - Soutlieriy winds from Tennes
see to Ohio, with increasing cloudiness, on
Tuesday afternoon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John D. Love. Bookstore Removal.
Green & Flakkeil Congress Water.
Dudley Eixis, Boots! Boots!
II. BKCNmxD&Bno. Liquor Store.
W. G. Cun-ns, C. S. C Legal Notice.
Wif. M. Stevenson. Confectioneries.
M. Cbonlt, Anet'r. Horse at Auction.
i Wm, M. Poisson. St. John's Lodge.
Eyldence Not Saffieleut.
' John Mosely, charged with assaulting and
severely beating Mr. Thomas Thompson,
on Thursday night of last week, had a hear
ing' before Justice J., J.' Cassidey yesterday
morning1. The evidence,' though concrasiye.
as to the. fact, that Mr. Thompson (was
severely handled by - those - who assaulted
him, was not considered sufficient ' to con
vict Mosely of being concerned In the mat
ter. He was thereupon released. , We leam
that efforts to discover and arrest the guilty
parties in that night's transactions will con
tinue to be made. ' '' ' ' :-'
Mayor's Court.
; The following - cases were disposed -of
yesterday morning: !
Henry Anderson, charged with disorder
ly conduct, was found guilty and sentenced
to pay $5 and the costs.
Nicholas Debeaux, charged with disor
derly conduct Case continued over.
Charles Maler and Magie Reed, charged
with disorderly conduct Judgment for
the costs, $2 25 each.
Lutheran Synod.
Rev. G. D. Bernheim, Pastor of St Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran church in this city,
accompanied by Mr. Christian Hashagen, as
delegate, left here "yesterday morning for
the purpose of attending, thescssion of the
Lutheran Synod of North Carolina, which
assemtaes at urgan inurcn, iwwaneounty,
about ten miles from Salisbury, on Wed
nesday next, the 21th Inst Mr.. Bernheim
expects to be absent about two weeks.
District Conference.
The District Confer,ence of the M. E.
Church, which has been in session at Smith
villo since Thursday last, adjourned yester
day, and the Steamer Alpha arrived late In
the afternoon with a number of the mem
bers and visitors. "We learn that there was
a good attendance, and that the session was
exceedingly "harmonious and In every way a
ereat success. In our next -issue we will
rive an official report of the proceedings,
prepared by. Iter. Mr. Ilarriss, Secretary of
the Conference. '
Bishop Gibbons. 1 ':'
' We see byour exchanges that IU. Her;
Dr; Gibbons, of North Carolina, is to b e
Bishop of IQchmond. Tai in the f room of
Bishop - McGilL deceased. This 'appoint-
ments transfers the latter prelate . from this
State tq Virginia, but both States will, f or-
the present, be united under the Episcopal
Jurisdiction of Dr. Gibbons. : r.;.
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; -r-People bom with rwooden- Instead of :
silver spoons In their mouths, . most remem
ber that the former are more likely than the
atter to maKe a but in tne woria. -
Xocal Dots.
Excelsior ! Excelsior 1 r " i J
Lpst night was lovelr ti
- How.dayta likd-our new dress ? - ic :
There are only Beven 1 more dog days. J
The paper collar men must'be 'jkuig
ihhiim : ' : J .1 tif !ms i
fortunes.
-r A healtey person swallows ten pounds
ui . ; .; '...;. i
luwi ii uaj. ,
; Each of us manufactures 26 ouo-es of
carbonic acid' daily. ' ' i1,' :
i It is said that Beptember is a good
month for marriages.
A VkTMin'IfF of'vll m - r ywmvn AnrtA- vnova
tjOQ8 at Tjieavflle shortlv. .
Fifih Mi Arimr ' , v.
Jket, yesterday afternoon.' , K'f ..'V ;;C .
tne Pt week, has been unusually good.
It Thei &tax twinkles brightly thut'mbrn-
mg. tv no can resin us tempting ueams i
w. reirret to learn that Dr. J. Francis'
' ' . . .. ..... ; .i.
itmg is suffering from a severe bilious at-
cs.
Emergent meeting of St John's Lodge
No. 1, F; & A. this (Tuesday) evening,
at 8 o'clock. " t :
The outlaws have not been 'seen . since
-Wednesday last, when they were reported
at Moss Neck. '' -;. '' ; -
Heavy rains all along the line of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth erf ord ' Rail
road on Sunday.' ' -: ' : ' M
Mould and mildew, the effect of the
excessive damp weather, has begun to make
its appearance. ' 5 : -:: !" v- ; ' ; ;'.
Telegraph poles on the W.t' d R R.
R J are Up above Xaurinburg , and the. wire
as far as Brown Marsha ' .
The authorities have purchased a fine
pair of mules for service on the .streets- in
addition to those already in use,
. ... .. . ' '
See advertisements of valuable pro
perty to be .sold at Exchange' Corner this
morning, by Cronly & Morris, Auctioneers.
The final drawing in the Charity Hos
pital scheme will take place this : evening;
The great question now is, who will get the
$1,000 prize. '
Last week was observed as a week of.
prayer by the Southern Methodist churches
through the appointment of the bishops of
that church.
Two rocking' chairs, left ' put on a
piazza on Second, : between Chesnut and
Mulberry streets, on Friday night, ' were
stolen by some passing thief. ' i t
Messrs. Cronly 4 & Morris, auctioneers;
advertise that they will sell at the residence
of Mr. Thomas Monison, at 11 o'clock A.'
M." to-day, a lot of degaht furmture."
The Agricultural meeting, for the pur
pose of perfecting arrangements for - the
Annual Fair in November, will be held, in
the Court House this evening, at 8 o'clock;
A gentleman having left his front door
open while his family were at tea, a few!
evenings since found upon his return that
during his absence the hat rack had : Been
relieved of its burden.; j.nrw t;
One of our white ' Radical' friends, ;lnf
attempting to vote in one Of the Wards on
(election day, found lie had been ' registered
as .colored.' The necessary change Was
made on the books and he was allowed to
vote. - v - ; i
.-r A , patriotic x citizen residing in the
Southern part of the city has a Greeley roost-1
er perched upon his chimney. It is made
of tin and has ' inscribed upon it the name'
of the next President of thd , United
StatesHorace Greeleyj ;; ' y," r
A genUeman by the name Of Wilson
from Plymouth N-rC has purchased a
large tract of land about & miles from Lilefr
vule and Is preparing to enter extensveiy
into the 'business' of getting staves . which,
will be shipped to this port ; ; :
According to an advertisement in this
paper, the Board of County Commissioners
were to attend at their office, yesterday, to
day and to-morrow: with the tax lists of the
townships, for the purpose of hear-
1 . rnTnn1ftnt. and revision of lists. '
The - pastors of the two ; Methodist
churches and the Baptist church were out
of the city Sunday, which accounts for the
absence of services at those places. The
two former were lh attendance upon the
District Conference at Smithville, while the
latter is in Virginia. '
' n. Brunhild & Bra .advertise that
they have the largest stock of pure Ken
tucky rye whiskies and imported wines
and brandies of any house In the State, and
are ready to compete with any Northern
market Purchasers should give them a
trial. - 1 i-
A gentleman just returned from a visit
to Maine informs us that daring the, exces
sive hot weather here a couple of weeks
ago, where' he was thick 1 clothing was
worn in the day, while over-coats were not
at all uncomfortable at night, the tempera-'
ture being about tiie same as we experience
here In the tatterf .'part T October and dur-
ing the month of November.
!
lady. " Don't talk to me about' such stuiL
The best4 vegetable ' pill ever made is an
apple-dumpling; for -destroying a knawing
in the stomach Jhere is nothing like iti
always can be relied on. " J
Sanitary. ITXatterav. Aasala.'
t e eel that we. cannot too often revert to
r wmxnuon or. juq cny anct urge
leverything ineir power for its hrmediate
improvement by eveiy available means, at
.dfePpaaL The lots and cellars should
all Ve cteanetl ont and tolentv of" lime and.
other disirfectants used. The city, or some
parts of , iy U literally jeeking viitti filth.
.Persons who pass through the streets late at
niht are almost suffocated with the stench
arising from decaying vegetable! neglected
lots and other' sources. On Second, be
tween. Market and Dock streets, from" Sat
urday night until yesterday afternoon, there
were at least .even or eisht-bushels of
watermelon ruids and other vegetable re
fuse, upon which heavy rains had fallen,
steaming fh the hot sun and sending forth
an almost intolerable stench, whOo oft Mar
ket etreet in some: places, there were piles
together and not removed.
: 'Our authorities put forth noble exertions
in the way of purifying the city last Summer
and we believe it is only necessary to call
their attention thus directly and point
edly to . the matter to insure like action
ion their part now. But promptness and ef
ficiency is necessary to counteract the mias
matic and unhealthy influences of the late
heavy rains." There is nothing truer, espe
cially in this case, than that " delays breed
dangers" and; "that an ounce of preventive
is worth a pound of cure."
Our Chip Basket.
: A' bad style of arithmetics Division
among families.
i
; Why is the root of the tongue like a
dejected man? Because its down in the
mouth.
i It is claimed that the handsomest
blonde at ' the-; Greenbrier White Sulpher
Springs is from Tarboro, N. C.
i As daylight can be seen through very
small holes, so little things will illustrate a
person's character.
Great powers and natural gifts do not
bring privileges to their possessors so much
as they bring duties.
Happy are families when the govern
ment of parents is the reign of affection,
and the obedience of children the submis
sion of love.
Mr. Miller, of Indianapolis, went on a
cat-shooting excursion, the other night, and
wounded a school marm, who was studying
astronomy.
The ladies at the United States Hotel,
Long Branch, have established a Bociety for
the suppression of "poker." All married
gentlemen pot in their rooms by 11 O'clock
are hunted up by the society in a body.
Citizens of Wilmington.
i i All of you who feel an interest in main-
cultural Association" a permanent institu
tion Of this section of our State and of your
city, are respectfully and earnestly request
ed to meet witn tne . Jiixecuuve Uommittee
at the Court House in this city, at 8 o'clock
on Tuesday evening, the 20th instant, for
tne consideration ot important business con
nected witn tne Annual 1 air in .November,
i The objects of the meeting are : . '
.1st. The final consideration of the gen
eral Premium list
2d. To consider .aU the . " ways and
means" to insure and make the Fair a full
and complete " success" in all respects-
quantity and quality of articles to be ex
tubited, and tne full gatnering 01 tne people
at tne exposition.
M To arrange for the accomodation of
visitors,.beyond the capacity of the hotels
and regular boarding nouses to provide.
3l4th. Ano other appropriate business that
may be brought before the meeting.
' 5th. The citizens must take this subject
in hand,' if ' they desire, as all our sister
cities . eeem to deaire, to maintain their
'airs,'' and place them upon a permanent
looting.
1 The Officers have done and are doing ail
they can to "organize success," and it is
for the business men of the city to say
whether this shall be the largest and best
(in all respects) . , Agricultural, Mechanical
and Commercial Fair" ever held in. the.
State of North Carolina.
i Come to our meeting and join hands with
us, and work with us until the 12th of No- -vember,
and our success will not only be as
sured, but the ' Fair and Exposition will
reflect credit upon the old Cape Fear coun-
try. o. Jj. 1TREMONT,
: . ': v . . President
Spirits Turpentine.
-w Fayetteville celebrates the victory to-
nigmv
' Goldsboro is rapidly growing into a
big place.
- It is said, says the Eagle, that Judges
Watts ana uiarK will support tireeiey.
Dr. Gill, of Granville, reported killed,
was only severely injured by a runaway
horse. , : . .
The Sent nel thinks Mr. Brown of
Raleigh has no superior as an artist on the
continent.
Prom the Journal cf Commerce we learn
that' Newbern has a hne Greeley Club of
loo members. j - a
There will be a grand excursion from
Raleigh to Norfolk, Yue DeL'Eau and Old
Point Uomiort to-day.
The Banner says Shelby celebrated our
victory with1 a ' glorious Irurrah. At least
five nun area guns were urea.
r- The Record says three thousand per
sons were in attendance on the Baptist As
sociation recently .held in Keidsvule.
i Hon. J. J. Hicimanj, of' Kentucky,
comes to this State in the interests of the
Good Templars. He is now in Raleigh.
The Sentinel - acknowledges ' error in
giWt'Trrrel a: Kadieal Kepresenta&ve.-- 1 V'tii 'KINDS OF 8a3DI.hArness, TBaV
Bhe, elected; sBarQett Jones,- Esq,,' a good.r J; -n 1 uj-f? ,
ymservauve.,ri .T;;i r. i.
' In trvinff to iump a picket fence a fine
horse ' belbhscmg to Dr. J,T."' Miller of.
Goldsboro got so badly hurt it had tope'
shot: says the MWenger.; i :.. .
-The Reidsvflle'iSfiaTrd says that the
evidence against Johnson, the ; wholesale
ixjisoner oi mai place, is circumstancial
but sufficient to convict hnn.; ' i v"; J
Hon.-Robert P. Dick will fireside ' at
the term of the'IL S. fonrt tn mnrnnp i in
enr montn, tne iytn inst. . , ,
The Payetteville Euals of tlie 17th
says: The engine on the W. K TL ' was
thrown off the track .last night at ! Upper
LJttie liiver. iNo serious damage was done.'
The Eaale savs that though , all the?
(4 . . .... . "I . - A A .
j; ayettevure rioters nave not been brought
to trial the authorities are hot on the track
and it is likely thev w'1! a11 board with the
jailor. ... . .-;.
, A negro in IAimberton sSverelv thrash
ed a white man a few days ago because he
The white man and the negro were 'both of
tne "lou" rratermty. . Served mm right;
t-. The Eaah learns from a private letter:
from Cleveland that G. W. Logan, the ex
tremist Radical in the State, voted for
Judge Merrimon 1 because he, Logan, was
not nominated by tne Kadieal Convention.
T a. TS! J 1
the stage took fright at the whistle of the
locomotive just arrived at Wolf Creek sta
tion, and upsetting the vehicle . caused tne
death of a Mrs. Beach, of New. Orleans., it
as supposed by an appopleetic stroke caused
by the mit, as she sustained no injuries
on her person. :
OFFICIAL VOTEi
I For Attor
For Govern
ney General.
- or. : !
'1872.
1M70.
COUNTIES.
.f
-a.
o
a!
I
CO
Alamance. ......
Alexander
Alleghany
788
1,043
247
158
986
698
1,846
1,270
545
1,015
u389
i",6i9
604
877
Anson
1,052
1191
Ashe j...
Beaufort........'.
Bertie ..
1,605
867
1,116
720
1,436
803
063
638
623
1,891
944
1,208
711
1,638
'"852
1,514
1,448
708
1,114
683
,611
332
: 5M
739
1,456
Bladen.
Brunswick.
1,223
719
Buncombe
Burke.........
981
693
Cabarrua.,
Caldwell... ......
Camden.... ..... ....
851
' 251
1,161
829
5621
1,062
1415'
i 626
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham.
881
821
' 251
638
1,043
149
1,124
304
1.261
,426
1,B1
1,774
1,683
Cherokee.... i
622
603
Chowan......
692
174
Clay...
Cleveland .4
Sift
1,212
937
314
1,099
647
Columbus. ....
4871
,764i
1,024
Craven........ ........
Cumberland.. . .......
Currituck
Davidson ........
1,500
1.741
1,671
1,890
763
1,883
849
S46
1,216
762
1,505
. 265
776
954
1.379
327
1,150
683
Davie..,
Duplin.. ' ... .
Dare
826
952
168
2,878
1,014
1,437
696i
356
2,368
1,006
1,750
1,035
Edgecombe
1,474
8.452
.ronsytne...... ..... ..
Franklin
1,033
1,475
927
754
1,976
.783
'i',667
.778
447
605
"'8i6
1,115
1,560
688
Gaston ..
958
Gates
744
. 612
Oranville
,0O8
794
1,793'
L347i
840
723
403
297
754
1,263
587
2,655
Greene..... ......4.. .,
944
Guilford
Halifax.... ..........
Harnett
Haywood . ....
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson..... .........
1,71'
8,230
562
8,640
603
420
716
401
. 655t
273
8291
404
S29
112
559
1,224
610
1,738
994
168
564
1,481
Johnson
1,709
1,874,
i',270
706
180
641
Jones
Lenoir '.
oiy
911
994
903
Lincoln
822
530
510
246
489!
Macon ,
655
635
'"766
Madison
510
J McDoweif.V.V.
Martin..
1,116
1,107!
599
8,161
280
481
1.113
551
519
1,936
8,511
8,261
Mitchell
471
Monteromerv...
5451
475
653
Moore..
791
1,055
1,293
881
Nash 1 :
9801
788'
1,284
8,614
1,990
' 492
i;s2i
1.053
New Hanover .
Northampton..
Onslow... . ....
Orange
2,027
959
788i
1,708
: 887
656
2,914
1,800
.368
1,095!
&T4
1,945
657
642
1,110
1,782
224
991
.rasquotanK .
Perquimans.. .
Person :
. 920
795
' 765
1,754
. 910
819
1,775
342
1,869
1,309
1,692
1,752
189
M80
836
1,685
Pitt.
Polk
860
1,242
1.162
Randolph .......
Richmond.......
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan ,
Rutherford ,
1,864
1.101
1,623!
1,631
1,583
1,590
1,459
898
L897
698'
989
.1,007
'867
.429
1,143
973
1,134
1,653
1,654
727
1.301
1,118
1,018
1,434
336
Sampson
) 45l
4,697
tanley
- 452
we
Stokes .......
- 6601
502
149
9051
830
838
206
847
Surry.... .......
Transylvania. . . .
.9891
379
391
Tyrrel.
.-828
nlon
. .v
7881
8,1121
873
634
1,022
8,269!
1,109
402
-435
1,747
l,OS4
1,034
&31
Wake.... ...
Warren
Washington.
Watauga.. ..
Wayne
Wilkes.....
8,504
8,206
798
r8,848
561
917
353
...500
1,764
913
... 26S1
1,785
1,949
1JJ04
L Wll
Wilson..:
1,191
948!
1,294
866
378
Yadkin
Yancey
879
5
511
759
245
503
Total
89,029184,034'
Shipps's majority...
.4,995
NEW ADVERTBIENTS.
Horse at Auction.
M. CEOKL Ty Auctioneer.
By Cronly & Morris. V
3NE OF THE BEST FAMILY HORSES IN
this city will te sold at Exchange Corner this
lay (TUESDAY) at 11 o'clock A. M. a
aug20-lt
St. John's Lodge Ho, 1,
F. & A. M.
I EMERGENT MEETING FOB WORK IN THE
Id first degree this (TUESDAY) evening, at 8
o'clock ,
uy oraor or tne v . m.
We M. POI8SON, '
eng 20-lt Secretary.
Confectioneries;
QRDERS SOUCITED. .
CROCKERY. AND
-'4
GLASSWARE. :
FANG T B A S K E T 8, '
At WM. M. STEVENSON'S.
ang-tf ..'.': Front Street
Eemoval. -
Tnn Tk T ava9. . If Aiiff Ham xT
rpHB OLD BANK OF WILMINGtONiBTJILD
J INOS. Eatfddn of Front timet' ;- -two doors
North of the National Hotel and jiexlouth of the-
Shoe House of Messrs. George R. French & Son is
being converted into a fine oommodieus store, to
which J. D. Love's Book Store will, be removed su
the 1st October:
angJStDA
Saddlery.
ICT.TVa RAflS. and evertthinir In the Una of
o "if-i
saddlehy goods
Cbeap for CaahAtl, SUTepham- 4t Cav
s . . - . . -
,.Ai S?-;Ka Booth trttti St. 'C
1 febe-tfnac
WumhigUm,W. C.'
A. DISEASE WITH; A, THOUSAND
Dyspepsia is the. ipwt perplejcUig of all liamaa. aiW
.mepta. Its ajrmptox8 - are ahnoe Infinite ia CuAi.
ja ai M i . f . . . . . . .
tfte dlaeate often fancy.hemaeU-ea be prJy, in turu.
of eveiy kaowa ldalaV. 'ThiI find, ftt part, to the .
clofr (pymatfey wlikh exleta -bebreen -the etotnach.
and the brain, 'and in part, also, to the fact that any
aiBim-Dance oi tne oigeenye mncnon noceseaniy aa
orders the liyer, th bow ela and the nervoneyatem,
and affects, toome extent, the quality of the blood.
A niedlcine ''that liie HostUter'a iBUters,' not only
toaea tne atomacn; but at. the eaitie time - controls
the liyerrodnces regnlar habit of bofly, .hrajea ,
the nerves, purifies ' the fluids and "ministers to a
mind dtseaeed,' i therefore th trrie ' and Only epe-' J
cific tor chronic ndigesGoa, . Such t' tie operation
xf this famous vegetable restorative. Jt not only I
'csres dyspepsia,' but also all concomitants and con-
seqnencas. . Moreover, it is invaluable as- a prevent-
ive of indigestion. No one who chooses to take half i
a wineglaseful of this agreeable appetizer and. atom-
achio habitually three times a 'day Will ever1 be
Rubied with oppressiQa after' eating; nausea, soar
wrucutuuus, .or any uiaer indications, oi wiuid ui.
(vigor in the digestiTe and assimilating Organs. .The
jdebility and langn aupcijndued , bjr , hpt i weather
immediately, and" permanently relieved by the Bit
ters, and persons ho! are constitutionally Inclined
to look upon life, as through a glas&j , darkly, will
pe apt to take a brighter and more hopeful view of
pe situation nnder the genial Influence of this
wholesome medicinal stimulant.' : i " : t 4
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j Address, '
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i aug 20-ly
Mv A. PENN,
Washington City.'D. C.
i H; Brunhild & Bro. ,
whol.esaIh.e iviqijob ! dealers,
WCanufacturiBrli O fagara,','
kjrp i Ti 0B A dtJArJ) J3ALER&
XYTR HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF PURE
T V Kentucky Rye Whiskies and Imported Wines'
And Brandies of any, house in ,tne Btate, . and are
ready ,
to Compete witi any KortueriL-Mariet.
Purchasers will do well to examine our stock be-
tore huying eisewhercl' '
aug' 20-tf , ! . n. BRUNHILD.
State of Uorth Carolina;
Brunswick County Superior Court.
PATRICK MURPHY AS ADMINISTRATOR V
bonit non ot Thomas P. Hall, deceased,
. ! V- :--' .j tnui ( jflalnUff,
.'- i .fOAwat -.,. ., f.,,r.:,
OiMtnal tt.11 triUl.Ty. tt TToll ' T.n. "V- A
uauiui.1 jjuti. , , i u iiiii ui unit, .auicB V ntu wm
wife, Elizabeth Owen. Am Myths P. Ashe, Julia Hall,
Kobert tr. UaJl. oplU UaU, John Howard, Mary
Ann Howard, Thomas Walker and wife, Julia Walk
er, Samuel Hall, William U Hall, Thomas. Q. HalL
Thomas O. Brown and wite, Mary K. Brown, Sarah
. Hall, William H. Brown and wite,-.Xlodina W.
Brown, Angelo A. Benton and wife, Elisabeth H.
Benton, heirs at law ot Thomas P. Hall, dee'd, "
. ' ., . ( juerenoanu.
Petition to sell land to pay debts and chanres of
administration. . x ..,--,7., ; --,.
i;, , ORDER FOR PUBLICATION , .. ,r.
To Samuel HaQ. William H.:'Hall. Amasvths P.
Ashe: Jamas Owen and wife Elizabeth,- Julia Hall,
tsoptuaiiau, jonnuowaro, mary &na uowara, inoe.
iWalker and Julia Walker bis wile, non-re
residents of
the Bute of North Carolina, and
itendants to the
above petition:
Yoa are hereby summoned to appear at the office
of ihe Clerk of the Superior Court, for the county,
ana state aioressia on xnesaay, me Bin oay or ucto
bec, to answer the , complaint in ithe abova ac
tion, or judgment will be taken according to the
prarerof ttw petitions. iM.-; tr. i ..
i Witness, W. Q. Curtis, Clerk of Superior Court, at
office in Smithville,- this 6th day of Angust, A. D.,
3 '; ; ';. '5wv curtis,5-;-
4 augS0-oaw6w C. S. B.
Congress-Water; ;.;
TTATJIORN WATER, TURJ?D?.SEEI), , .lc;
s. PAINTS, OILS, GLUE AND . 1UTTY,
. Y DRUGS 'ANI MEDICINES,' j
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Settysburg ant
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rinirhion time-
protected and
honor bestow
rating their gr;
Gettvslmre tht
BODIES;, they
when -we 'say,
wretches 1
of th
ploughing thei
is enongb to n
boil, and the p
Ing false to p:
Open to remove
And lnhumanlt
Someofthet
them may hav
kin ? all of the.
You profess
f essed to love
their remains t
Uvee for yoa7
af e and sacra
and gentle cart
them?. Intow"
beg you to aid
soul is enlisted
not hesitate br
ber, as drops
buttons will mi
t Can't yon spi
for this purpOE
i Itisnecessai
Accomplish om
dertako it, as v
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Remit alLcoi
Piedmont and
Richmond, Va.
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tweep Orange
W.Bartman,.'
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premises. .
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interest front
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auction, on
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situated spo
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property, h;
running east
- House con
house.. - .
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Interest f ron
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rf'clock
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tween Frost
; OFt.
BcddIngr?T
hr order, Su
robe, Cent'-Tums.C.