North Carolina Newspapers

. ' i - , ! . . .-" : I . ' - - .i . , S 75 i raiy jua-t tiouatcly 1 r ' . Five Sr r'-i ' ten ';uaix ,t 1 f a f ary notice "'? J for in advance; t..cr ie r ' JT"' 1 J' oil 8" 1 -A dr be i of " v ' f r fl V - One vr Sin" VOL. X. NO. 138.' WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1872: ; WHOLE NO. 1,543. .. 1 00 .. 60 dtinr I tj r r r i (1 c 1. ' 'H 'f ij l '' The reporter 1 but ho ay ill not in s; ior Charles O'Conor, -ace make known bis views. ic-.v.Tii r MetU , wrecked 1 several lives lost' oil Stoning on : Dcmwr ' 4 : nomir. a!'. - , tit tlll. u( cratic Conv ,.') .number a f T.il.crr-l coalesce in making in Nebraska.' - -There were ; t the Illinois Straight Demo- ' n yesterday." ' Out of - this ' Cct.iraT Committee ami a delegation t Louisville , were... appointed. -fBri;; n here near Boston. .Crcw con sidered safe. San Francisco -is agi- ' tated on the subject of Atlantic and. Pacific Railway. A passenger saved jvrith others in a l'.'1 1 oat from the wreck' of the "fdt tl.'r.'.i there were .fiftyi lives' lost. f: 'iT-Jftrii? 'e dictut there are six Demo "";crats in Illinois who . take ' theira - . . . straight and will not take it any other i 5 where than ia Louisville. ? .These jgenttemen though, jierform wonders. . 'rhey constitute the Executive Com mittee, the delegation to -Louisville and overytlung else that eix: of Brick , , Poi.:. t oy and halt jdozen of - Blanton ; ' Duncan can be put to doing to help Grant. Hie forever. Six of Illinois! iLive V' f ' The New York Trifotne sent a rc '. porter, by a pious ruse, into the Bloom-, ingdale Insane Asylum, "to ascertain ( the truth of the charges made against inc auinonties oi inai insiiuuion. -;''' Tlie reporter feigned madness, got in, worked up what" he : saw, got out "on habeas corpus, and now publishes . T r -what he knows about the mismanage- .. ment of mad houses v , A distinguisK-: ed feat in journalism, and that in the interests of humanity. ; i i " " Among the successful candidates for, the Spanisli Cortes is Senor Emilio Castilar, the most brilliant , of the world's living statesmen, always ex- . excepting Bismarck. - .l','"'-' ' Gen. Banks opened his campaign in Maine at West Brook on the 28th. " Senator Trumbull spoke the same day . at ..Bangor. The, Liberal, cause, is ; gaining in the old pine State. . I". lbc loss of the steamer Metis with a large number of passengers is one of the most distressing of the casual lies of tho day.",; :';'yV-"v-',' -: T nirrWuoLOGicAL uecobd, '. . . Angrift 30, 1872. .; -J. " Time. 'f0?". worn- Wind. Weather. etcr. 7 i x. M 29:79 78 N W Fresh. Clondy ' " jp, m. w.TH , 8 N Fresh Cloudy U V. M. 2.Hri W S rrvnh Clondy ' M-hii IVinp. of day, BO deg. . . . " Xotb. Ali barometric reading are redaced to the ca level and to i degrees i'fthrenheit. r liOBERT SKTBOTH, . ; ' Scrg't Signal fcjervlvo U. 8. A. Weather Report . Wab Depaktmkkt. tfKNT, 1 . P. M. ) : nmrri of C!:ief Sismal Officer, ; Wa-h in ;:t nn,' Anust 804 :35 P, Clc ar w eatlier and fresh and brisk north erly and southwesterly winds prevail on 'Saturday over the 'Middle od New Eng-. 'land routes; northerly winds ao(J generally dear weather for the South Atlantic States, winds vcerin ? to easterly and southwesterly, with gencniliy clear weather from Kentucky to the Gulf and northward to lower Michi gan: dimiukhiir? pressure, easterly to west-. , erly wind and iureaams cloudiness from Missouri and Kaiuuw to takes Superior and "Michigan. - ' ' . . ,'' ' NliYT ADVJCIlXISEaiBNTS. - S. F, Gardner. The Monitor. ' I . Williams & Muii9msox. In Store, &c. .Akmstkono, Cator & Co. Ribbons, &c.' ' The Tlore, the JTXerrler.M , v-, " ... The I ; "inolia Adcertiter learns that W. T. Newcli, Zl : , of that town, and'J. T. Car roll, Til., cf Kenansville Township, have ' .entered U-to a co partnership and HviH at -once er 3 ia tho wholesale commission Jjttfiine j'ia tLU city. ' Competition is the lifecf trade;" andMTilointon, in the midst of her growth and prosperity, can hearty greeting to - well afTord to' extend a all who come in ft spirit of enterprise to cast In their lots with u. Excursion terda jr. . a: f The family excursion that was advertised to come oil on the steamer' Waccamau) y&h terday did not take place, the boat baring lailea to come to ume. "" 7 t that thr. rrr.ynn for th 9 failure WE8 the fact We are informea - that tho bout, which went down the river loahcd, was v.nnUs to discharge her load and return in time for the excursion. Quite a number ra re did: pointed, but we hope they v Y.l Lau. L . : r luck next time. TTIayor' ! ,Ti.e o: wn,C With : II,, . , sevc'- wj.", U- : J-- t!io flayer's Court t! ..A ol Aaron Jchn-- I lie hard Hooper vr two ago. vcs a " f " :i liocal Dots. , ' . '. - . . . The air last night was decidedly "f all- . ."'..v ,.... ...... A barque and brig are reported below at . quarantine.' 'T ' 1 --i : - -: '; , ia .The Board of jypqnty Commissioners .meet this afternoon., . ; " .: ' -l " . It requires four years for ampyster to attain a marketable size. ; ! n - V - The Steamship Benefactor from' this" port, arrived at New York yesterday, c ( ".i . Children are beginning to count the days from now to when " school keeps." -The British brig Diana, laden with rail-; road Iron,' heretofore "reported, outside the bar, his arrived at this port. : k ! I We see by the Sentinel th& Maj. P, H. Cameron,' of tle Wihnington North Caro lina Life Insurance, Company, is in Raleigh. , CJuite a little ' scrimmage" occurred in a bar-room on North Water street,- yes terday afternoon. Damage on either side .not material. ' . - . . - The Commercial Reporter of the Jiwtv nai has " come out of that" bilious attack. In the language , of okL " Shake.,"1jt'Rich ard's himself again!" ; ' f m. ; We regret to learn that Mrs. Carson, wife of Cap! John Carson, of the revenue cutter Wm. JSeward, died on,-lIonday last She was on a visit North at tle time of her death. f"- : : V Edgar Elwell, the seaman alluded to in our last as having been confined in the Guard House 1 for several days past, was transf errcd from that institution yesterday to the county jail. - '.'r-r A prominent Radical official, from a neighboring county, was asked yesterday why he supported : Grant in preference , to Greeley, and he very candidly replied, 4Be cause he is the biggest fool of the two!" ; . In pur artice in reference to the Naptha Gas Works, which appeared in Thursday's paper, we should have stated that Mr. Dart, instead of Mr. Darby, furnished the piping and other stock necessary in putting up the WOrkS.';' . - " . ; ; The cra2y colored woman, alluded to in our last as seriously disturbing the equa nimity of citizens in the vicinity of -the corner of Fifth and Walnut streets, was ta ken to the City Hospital yesterday. Her name is Bella Brown. - Bursting of a Coal Bin. . '. -1 , Yesterday afternoon, : between 3 and 4 o'clock, an unfortuhate'accident befell one of the coal bins recently erected by Messrs. O. G. Parsley & Co., reference to which was made In our last issue. It seems that the frame-work 'of the bins was rather too slight and the one next to Water street "couldn't stand the , pressure" of the im mense weight of coal which had been placed in it At the time of the accident two or three small boys were standing the alley between the .bin and the door, of Record's saloon, .when a colored - man, Who was inside the room, discovered that the bin was giving way. He instantly called to the boys to get put of the way, . but had to repeat the. warning before they compre hended their danger, when they sprang in side the door, while at the same; moment, with a tremendous crash, which startled everybody in the vicinity, the scantlings and boards gave way and the coal was pre cipitated through the opening into the alley and street, completely .blocking up the door of the saloon through which the boys had so opportunely, and, . narrowly made their escape. So closely did the bursting of the r,in f nllow after the bovs had started forthe open door that the coal grazed the heels of the last one as he entered, showing that their escape from serious injury, if not death, was a very' narrow one indeed. The bin, "we learn, will be rebuilt in a more substantial 'manner " and the ; others materially, strengthened, so as to avoid similar accidents in the future. ; , : . " 1 m m m Arrest of an Escaped Convict. . : Officer J. C. Scott, of the police force, was successful yesterday in capturing a col ored individual, by the name of John Mer rick, an escaped convict from , the County Work House, "lit appears that Merrick was sent to the Work House for four months on the charge of larceny and had served about two months of his time, when, a few weeks ago, he succeeded in making his escape. About half -past 1 o'clock, yesterday, Officer Scott discovered the fugitive . near the foot of Ann street, took him in1 custody and lodged hiro ; hi the Guard- House, from whence he will be taken to his old quarters. Tariff Freights. "There has just been Issued from this office ' i' .J m.JA tVUUa ah all a condensea xaDie oi lariu xiciguM ' :..u.t.dn.u.i;ii the avenues of communication between this city i and points within the Bcop0 of our C1V ' BW . , , , J it. n i . J iMni,an onn prmini en uv Jiir. vr. . - IZTZZ.'- Camble. ' ll is neauy win. uuoviucij feVv ten up and contains the cards of a number of our inost' prominent business men. Type far Sal. We offer for sale the display and body type formerly': used'ln prindng the Daily and Weekly Stab. Alsoj a lot of column rules, chases, brass dashes, &c. The as sortment of type is large, and consists of Courgeoia,. Mlaioa-flncf NonpareiL ; To a ca Ii purchaser the entire lot will be sold on tl i r.iost reasQnaLJa tcrmg; or it will be eoli ' . : j to r-.:!t r-t r ' . ' 3 price. ; l: fi- Vn a great one i u U11 1 . 3 its cl:-r, '. '. I : "'.rcrsH Deertlons..From Ship-Board, Theft, f A rather annoying trick Was played upon Capt Hales, of thepoewegian Brig Meteor, which' left this port for, London a few days ago. Being short of hands he applied to a shipping master and secured, two colored seamen, John Walker and Willis, both belonging in this city. . Tliey ; went to the office of ,ConsulHeide, teho paid them the usual advance, when they went aboard the, brig, which weighed anchor and proceeded down the river. " Captain Hales ; remained in' the city until the following morning, when he joined his vessel, upon which he found that during the night previous, while laying at anchor the two colored seamen alluded to had stolen a yawl boat, which was "cut loose from the davits," and escaped, taking with them a lot of clothing and other articles belonging to the officers and crew. Not having time to look after other men to take their places, Capt. , Hales was com pelled to proceed ori his voyage . without a full complement, and minus his boat, in the meantime taking occasion to inform Consul Heide of the facts, with the hope that the two1 scoundrels may 'be eventually over-. hauled and brought to justice. ' : ; . , s Frettevllle and Florence Railroad. -9 The Eagle contains a condensed statement from a report of a survey made by Mr. D. G.' McDuffi from ' Fayetteville via Red Springs and Shoe Heel to the South Caro lina line, near Raemont, the proposed route for the above road, from which we glean the following facts: For convenience, the eJ was arranged into four divisions. For the 1st division, ; from Fayetteville to Big Rockfish, 10 ft-10 miles, the . 'cost of grading, masonry, and bridgings ready for track, will amount to $42,820. This, for several reasons, is the most costly division. For the 2nd division, from Big Rockfish to Red Springs, 13 6-10 miles, the cost for grading, masonry, bridging, &c.j ready for track, will amount to $13,274 Third division, from Red Springs to Shoe Heel, 11 miles, the cost ? for , same work as in : the ; other divisions . will amount to $19,114. Fourth division, fromf Shoe Heel to South Carolina line, at Raemont, in the direction of Florence, 10fr miles, the cost for same work as in the other divisions' will amount to $8,154. This makes a total of 45 miles at an aggregate' cost of $82,862. The Eagle adds: ' I "So that a road can be fully graded, bridged, and ready for laying track, making every allowance for contingencies, for less than $100,000, from Fayetteville to the South Carolina line. . We learn that from Raemont, (the S. C. line) to Florence in a direct line is about 35 miles over a similar country, except the Pee Dee crossing. . . ; r r Onr Chip Basket. How to make both ends meet Don't buy any bone. ' Whatever good an umbrella performs it is "put up "to it . ; How to overcome your sorrows strike one of your own sighs. There are just two . things in this life for which we are never prepared, and they are twins. . . Mrs. Ingham, of Iowa, officiated in the pulpit a few Sabbaths ago while the Rev. Ingham sat placidly near and held the baby. The latest marriage in high life is re ported from" Lafayette, Ind. The ceremony took place ia a balloon, a mile above the earth. '. "Sal," said one girl to another, "I'm so glad I hain't got no beau now." " Why so?" asked her companion. Oh, I can just eat as many onions as I please." , Books are company, and the company of bad books is as dangerous as the compa ny of bad associates, while that of good books is like that of good men. The young man" who asked his lady love where " that old , curmudgeon of her father was," and was overheard by the said 44 parient," now wears a pair of green gog gles, .and doesn't call at that house any more. ; . V. ' ' ' ' : Spirits TruTpentine.; - Dry in Wilson and crops suffer. ' . Dyptheria in the country around Magnolia. . . - General Henry is stumping for Greeley and Brown. Circus at Rocky Mount on Tues day the 3d of September. x The Plain Dealer says the Wil son Greeley club numbers 90. Stone, Woodson and Burton, three of the four News editors, are absent' I Tl!i 4.J.' , x1 mil uuu utsn v lruucu I j-n I. Vnnmfha tnr t)i wlnsrtnn RpntinA. ' UUU 1U A' vOJ "v "J ;' Ll John Robinson's circus will ex hibit in Rocky Mount on the 1st of Octo ber.'.; i '-. ' ' 'fy.". Mognolia has a Greeley club with seventy1 members, we learn trom the . It 'is confidently believed that 200 illegal votes were cast for Caldwell in Warren county. - ; .- . : r i Three shots with an air gun for fire cents in Battleboro by an enterprising Uineushman. JSexti . . .... . V: i The Plain Dealer tells ns that Mrs. Blount has taken charge of the re vamped Stilt Ilouse in Wilson. . ' ,; ' .The : ladies ; of ' Danbury won't dance Caldwell daqces" with young gents Who affect "sich, Senfiihle, -Faycttovillo needs a better -nt int1 the NprthwesternJL' R. will be ' completed as far as that place by Christmas. ' ; . JSentind says the Republican vote of Hertford was irregular and num bers ol fraudulent votes were cast, v The Rocky . Mount Mail says the crops uever at any time presented a more abundant yield than this year. Wash nonntv'a first bale of cot- ton was shipped from Battleboro' to Nor- I folk to C. W. Grandv. br Moses Moore. - " .' . I borne rascal tried to burn the premises of Mr. , Wm. Brice in . Rockfish township, Duplin, so states the Advertiser. The Forsyth tobacco crop, says the Winston Sentinel, looks splendidly and in all probability a heavy crop will be made. ! Sneak thieves are sacreligious. about Winston. One of the gentry stole a pulpit lamp from the Methodist church last week.- - " ; i .: -.; '. ' The Messrs. Hooper will proba bly leave Wilson soon for Statesville, where they will have charge of the Simonton Col lege. ' '. .. .. : r, ' An informant of the Petersburg Index ; thinks the North Carolina cotton crop will - be one-third ; larger than the average. . , - - Died, in Edgecombe county, on the 25th inst, Lizzie Berry, daughter of W. F. and , F. L. Mercer, aged 3 years and 8 months. ' ' : '; - The number1 of barrels " of flour received at the Flour Warehouses since January first, 1872, is 8,525, says the Fay etteville Eagle. From the Winston Sentinel:- Out of 158 votes cast at Walnut' Cove, Stokes county, only seven white men voted the Radical ticket ' ' The Charlotte Observer speaks of a negro living in South Carolina receiv ing a dangerous wound in the brain while serving a saw milk . We learn from the SoutJierner than an interesting horse; .race, Halifax against Edgecombe, will come off at Tar boro' on the 17th prox. :" - -V; ' , . . Says . the Advancer A ' negro man, while chopping in the woods near Dr. Sill's, in this county (NashX was killed by lightning on the 21st inst. - Feast and Fair Tuesday and Wednesday night in Warrenton, for the benefit of the Baptist Church, so says the News, with grand successes. Kitchen, smoke house and con tents belonging to Captain James Johnston, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night So we learn from the Observer. There now! The little Observer has quit looking at the pretty feet on this side the. water and goes to talking about the Baroness de Poilly shoe wardrobe. : The ' Newborn Times an nounces the first camp meeting. At Jump ing Run, Tuscarora, there will be a camp meetmg on the lotn oi September, continu ing one week. . W. A. Thompson, Esq., Presi dent of the Springfield Agricultural Society of Guilford, will deliver the address at the Raleigh Fair on the 17th of October, says the News. A small colored lad had his hand shattered by the accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of an elder brother, while hunting near this city on yesterday, says the Raleigh Sentinel. The Eagle . informs . the public that Fayetteville has five flour and grist mills. In connection with the Merchant Mills is a wool factory. These miljs, &c. run night as well as d ay.J The dinner criven bv the colored Democratic leader in Nash, bold and inde fatigable Harry Dancy, was quite a success, says the Advance. Messrs. Lindsay, Bonner and Bunn made speeches. .i The Winston Sentinel thus chronicles the last of the bacheloric life of an ex-editor: CoL J. W. Alspaugh, former ly editor of the Western Sentinel, was mar ried Tuesday last to Miss Celeste Tucker of Iredell county. At Nash Court, last week, John Colley, of Warren County, was sent to the Penitentiary, for five years for horse steal ing, and Moses Bunn, convicted of forgery, was sent up for one year. So says the Tar boro' Southerner. ! ' From the Battleboro' Advanct: It is said that' the negro Mabson, elected to the House of . Representatives from Edge combe, is not eligible, as he was not a citi zen of Edgecombe county, immediately pre ceding the election.! 1 ' '.... I Mr. Jacob Hilyers, of Rocky Mount, was knocked down and killed on Saturday night last by a strange man, hailing from New York, who gave his name as Henry Heinsford. ; He was arrested and i is now in jail at Nashville. ,.. r , ' 4 ' - Xhe Elizabeth City, Carolinian is informed by the publisher of the Econo mist that that paper will be issued again on next Tuesday. We add that the Economist has been an ornament to the State press and we rejqice at its revival, - ' ; " The Democratic papers of this State are whistling to keep their courage up." Elizabeth Xjity Carolinian., If the Kads. naa any courage lert aiier tne elec tion that whistling would assist to keep up, we would say to this editor, -" prepare to pucker," ole feL , . At Smith's Bridge, in Macon County, one hundred and thirteen votes were polled all for Merrimon, Vance and Love. No Rad there ! At Cheo, Cherokee county, one hundred and fifteen votes were I T ' 11 M ir T T V ' i pouea au ior jnernmun, jjovo iuiu o. jx. Xrrv VnRiul triprw either! HaL News: -lial. News.- I tvw i , . . On Saturday evenine, the 24th inst, says the Magnolia Advertiser, Mr. Bry ant N. Williams, , of Rockfish Township, with his son David S. Williams, after , a chase of about three -hours, succeeded in killing a large bear , in a bay about two miles from the residence of the former gen tleman. , His bearsltfp was a large chap but not very fat '.. . ; ' . v . - - -: ; . -j'-i-" '; ; , HOTEL 'ABBITALS,': . National Hotel 80. John D. Jam tl Hotel, R. Jones, Proprietor. August i D. Jamison, Columbia, 8. C; J. M. Wise, ink Davis, A. H. PerryTM. V. Sutton, Bla- Citv. Franlt lavis, A. U. ferry, M. v. Button, JBi den county: O. A. Southau, Hilton, N. C. ; R. , H.- Fox, Richmond, Va.; J, A. Turpin, Weldon, N. C; W. Scott, Circus; R. J. Nixon, Topsail Sound. ;j j DIED.' CAf"3. Oa tbe ever in g of t.e 2h inst, Susan Cua.nui.tniunt t.au. Caroline iN. Carr, , -ler c( if. Thomas B, an l ,NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In Store and to Arrive : 2 QQQ SACKS AMERICAN 8ALT1 10 000 Bushel8 Cora" Mt m& mlxed, '. 1 ((( B18- lour, all grades, ' K(C BWs. Pork, uuu 2Q Bads. Smoked Bacon, JQQ Boxes Dry Salted Sides, 2QQ Spirit Barrels, prime. ,.). 1:1, 1001 Barrels Glue, t - - 2 Q Tons Hoop Iron, -' - - - . - r ' . '; Barrels Bungs, i- 2QQ Bales Hay, Q Rolls Bagging, extra heavy, 2 Tons Ties, Buckle and Arrow, " 1 Bbls. Crackers, Lemon, Sugar and Soda; X00 Coo Molasses, : 100 Sagar House 3yrnp, 2 Hhds. Sugar House Syrup, 100 USU' ' I -' s For sale low by aug 31-tf WILLIAMS & MUKCHISOlf. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, ALSO, WHITE GOODS, ! ' " .. . ; Embroideries,&c. A BMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.", Importers, Man- XX uracturera ana J o d Dens Bonnet, iTimnii Keck and Sash Ribbons.' Velvet Ribbons. N Tics, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers. Feathers. Ornaments. Frames. &c. Straw Bonnets and Ladies and Children's Hats, trimmed and. un trimmed; and in connecting warerooms . Mte Goofls, Liiiens. Mroitees, &c.; Laces. Nets. Collars. Setts. Handkerchiefs. Veil ing, Head Nets, &c, &c, Noa. S3J and 839 Baltimore, Md. . . These goods are manufactured ly us or bought lor uasn airecuy rrom tne European ana Ameniau manufacturers, embracing all the latest novelties, unequalled in variety and cheapness in any market. Orders filled with care,promptnes8 and dispatch. aug 8i-uaoct eoa bat m xn The Monitor, . PUBLISHED AT OT A G N O It I A , N . C . STARKEY F. GARDNER. Editoe; W. T. HATT- NAFORD, Pbopbhtob. ; ' : Terms $1 Per Annum In : Advance. The Monitor has now a larger circulation than that of any paper published in tho counties of Du plin, Onslow, Sampson and Jones, and will be found an excellent medium for advertising, being situated, as it is, in a flourishing town, and as fine an agricul-. tural section as in Eastern North Carolina. Speci men copies sent on application. : . aug 31-tf v , -. Saddlery. - A IX KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV ELING BAGS, and everything in the line of ' - SADDLERY GOODS, .- Cneap for Cash at J." S. Topham & .. XHO. o bouux rruui ow, feb 6-ff nac , Wilmington, N. C MISCELLANEOUS. JACOB I A X E, The Best Made. c OOPERS' TOOLS, THE BEST QUALITY, AT J ACOBI'S. , " : BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, ' ''. Carpenters' Toolg, .- . , V V v r MACHEOST TOOLS,-. ' i Turpentine Tools, LOWEST PRICES .j I ''"J ' ' AT JACOBI'9 H ardware Depot. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES,. Ac., JAOOBrS. . Table and Pocfeet Cutlery, ' ASSORTMENT LARGE AND VERY COMPLETE. . 'Guns, Pistols and Ammunition, '''' ' '-, ;r "; ' w'at '.' .'-' . ' ; ';: ". v n jacobps, may 12tf ; 9 HEarket Street. CAHTIELD'S , Condensed ; Milk. ; ,JT HAS NO EQUAL 150 CASES 4 ET LOTS TO . suit- Try it It is cheaper and better than any in the market. . ''"'7 .0;; .Vf . 11111 "iVU Cases Francis J. Ruth's Oysters, diamond brand, ; :.. . f;4.j-' ' At ti Ui 'i r C : GEORGE MYERS', c v 11 and 13 So. Front Street. augSO-tf Cotton Tic 3 C: nczn Iron 1 r -iv ,: BUY THE . 5 T IxDLrS TITS, 1sS00 Bandit ; I or 9 ty P. -. -. MISCELLANEOUS. AU.GOST 1 r For Cash Only ! x', '- i -. i-.i 'v''f--'";'. we are now.apeciu.ayon-ratnt ; ::J--'r . K;a U.' ( iH- . raising fond to asit lio.y wood pernor, i -. . " " . .. inn in mmovi"f the remains of our no:,ie AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF WHITE GOODS At Cost for bash. -yri T''lrt 'i'!'-rv.T.xr I BOB M mess men r itvm -r . f HT T? Vr . A P T . V I v.m m..v.vhiiTonr dear friends or yo, V V;:1JA ; JJi t x, '."i' ''V. rA!fD GET A. D. Brown,' EXCHANGE CORXER. Stsvt. S8-IF jt.l.iH,i-Zl-t. 1 : Well Ibwii KD DESERVEDLY POPULAR, OUR " FA l vorite" Flour. tMore generally used among tarn ilies than any brand of Flour sold in the city. Al ways true-7lways eweet always white. , !" , 100 Barrels;: ;' rr 65 Half Baixels, Or in Baes of any desired quantii tar. Q Give the Fa! vorite Flour a trial. Yoawfl 1 find it to be all that we claim for it. - OYER 2500 BARRELS iAnd Half -Bairels. Sold by us ehice wc introduced the Favorite Flour. Soldonlyby '''-' v.,!. i ' i ' ; : :v . : , , .' chas. d. myers & cp! - aug29-tf ' yi-,:i-;"'K-". 7 North Front street. W. CL0THIERS1 ; AllGrades ofOlotEing LOW PRICES! ... .. ., .1 ...... . PV,,.r. i . .. . ; ' ' LEATHER BAGSX . .y,, , ; y'.MUNSON Si CO., ;';'!., , City Clothing 8tore, ' aug30-tf 38 Market street EHPIEE, ASHLAIID, Gilt Edge and New Tort Ceiitral Fa m i I y Flour, EXCLUSIVELY 0UE BRAHD, aug4-tf ' .' , . . At GEO. MYERS. ' ' ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND ''..; ; . , '; Mathematica 1 S c hool; rni "HE 2ND ANNUAL 8ESSION COMMENCES ON X Wednesday, October Sd, 18T3. PROF. DENCK ia instructor in German. aug SMeowUOct , R. K. MEADE, Principal. In Store: 4QC BARRELS FLOUR; 843 BBLS.. PORK; 1 XV U 65 Hhds, and Bbls. Sugar; 1 A A Bbls. Crackers, assorted; 1UU 47 Boxes Tobacco; 00 Bags Coffee; 48,000 Lbs. Western Bacon, j A Full JLlne of Case Goods. - , ' '- . ... , . v For sale low by EDWARDS Si HALL. 1,500 Libs. It C. Sides, WELL SMOKBD;.vi ' 10,000 CIGARS, FINE TO COMHOH. Fresh Teas constantly received and for sale at prices ranging from 75c. to $3 25. augS7-tf JAS. C. STEVENSON. Esta1Ubed In 1820. 7? ' ' The Gamden Journal, ' CAMDEN, S.' Cl; ; ft PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT $2 80 per annum. Advertising rates liberal. : , s , ,;7;- JOHN KERSHAW, Prop'r. .W..H. BnorABD, Agent Qanl4-tf Anotlier , Supply fV TURNIP 8EED, . . ::, r ' RTJTA BAG A, FLAT DUTCH, - LARGE GLOBE, Ac, Ac raints, Oils, Drugs' ', And Medicinea,'at ; , GREEN A PLANNER'S. . ' aug85-tf HajrV Corn and Flour, r Q Q BALES PECIE HAY, , ' . . 10 r rrr:n:Ls ccrc, LV.3. Flour, C U ) 3 hv iii:LLA:;i:ou. HU1IA1IITT OF EI j iilEHI. i tOCT' 1 -. Va., J i ate feoldicra aloDP, ho ha J ant , ord durin the war. I s cjts a-e to 1 the memory ana nen" " - .. th. .,ilie of onr former breturen ia i Gettysburg and other vt whore ;t,or ' ' tnitratod. to L...:ywood (''" - " city, whore, throueh tlie uiit.nn? ci. ort 8 ci i in honorable resUn(? place I rrovi.lod, and rimr monument erected to Uwr memory; protected and cared for,; thy can,,e8; 'V, . honor bestowed on onr "Memorial b.y, Mti.,h.irTMim cowers, i r Oettysburg tha remains oi near c ysoui 1ES: BOiUJta; tney are irom ncij "v-- when we a say, in soma uium, ' , f iLt TlrinitT where they ted and wretches ElouKhlng their bone about as ii tuey were t lenbugttto make the blood of decent br. . .. ,1 1 . All H-KfA 1M Tint. Ih ' bou. ano m yw " ma---false to principle false to a canee once open to remove these heroes from such, i. ana innnminuj. EnFali of them lost &eir lives injorr de? ' You professed to love them wh'ue livbrr; feased to love the- cause for which Ury -- ', their remains be dishonored . when t..ry 1 lives for you! Will you aid us to remote t safe and sacred spot, where the warm, col io and gentle care of Virginia women can v ; them! Into whatever hands this ; U I beg yon to aid ui In this cauoe. In w H ci r 1 soul is enlisted. Ask your friends to a.l yi " not hesitate because you cannot fire mncb : i ber, aa drops make an ocean, so many mU c buuons will make a goodly sum, , Can't you spare a Say or so to canvass rpe for this purpose r - - ; . riv , It is Becessary to raise several thousfma tv, accomplish our purpose, but we tot be . a ' dertake it, as we cannot think Southern r -'cl close their hearts and pocket to so ncr i an i Remit all contributions to W. C. Cabkdto Piedmont and Arlington Life Insuranco Cc' Richmond, Va., he being Chairman of Coma : Please act promptly; give as liberally a yo but give something, and let us brintr our br away from hastilehanda ad Korth-1 f i. x. ' '." : ..;.,-:W. ELLH J . ,V' -u . ix. E. AK'.'S l , J; 11. PATTO ' C W. ULK .aN, , t. uni. augS(Hf THE i , , ',! 'jr!l JoV Printing THREE STE ATI innssES, COMPETENT WORKZ1 THe Best liiateric FOR -'! .'': - ; . , ; - - ' - GiYe-UG c - viz Twenty Dollciu fcr On a' (as sewing nAcxxiNX, , rar BUESCCTB2 FOR OTJR WEE r.L T 'A FIRST-CLA?3, TVTI l: t ,'.M . e of XX ary Family ftcr, p.;. -, - . . Charlotte, N. C., at t..c oxe doijlaii l;.::. ; ' Each number cortatng an ii.; ; . at least the subscription V p; you lauhinj a it; a i a theLATLiT KT.V. Every subscrtbor r ' s ' mium, and one o"t v premium, wort 'it- i t j , OurCASII I r j i f t5. tlO and t ;j, ru l . ..i t a a to t 7, v ( t -i . a t j t cf ft. 1 vnv.. each denomiaat'on. o-t r -useful articles, p a 1 1 : , - . Domestic, & " . . , i j ii v five cents to t i "Delays b , c and get a eh ei , ; TO AGEM.- , e f i ducements tor c: ' t it ? c r can make money by c -i jror specimen cor ; i . i terms to Agenu, e I Z , r cf C. angSO-tf n 'i r'- ' '.' f. :v- ;'f i ' ' " 300 Sacka Liverpool now lAvmiz.a. 10,CC3 Lt2, Friz: T -r-C r FOIt SALE LCV IT rircrD, cr.o,7 & c. augSS-tf " ; "' ' J Tf (T o f " -1 7 f 100,000 1x3 eno-jLr 3 and sir: . For sale by June 81-tf WILLATJ3 EI 120,000 LL3 FEIII EZAT T2CZ,'. . FliCIl HILTON LMCE Mil For file by . t:llaitd' rrx dec 9-tf 'if- f . , ; ';-'- k i : sr: zrz. r. t, 5C ' - -