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' TheMofutiNt Star win b daUverM ja an? part
( the City sti ivte xCxts prwcX, - 3
v; ""?iCortrrt" Advertise: rsnt 9 tAa,.&t I
.. n.M.. - --s "
s" ;:! :
- ? v -? f-v 1- -j, ; r J r 22 r 1 .
One yoarm advance, . ... U4 00
Six months, in advance. . 1 00
Tare noatha, In advauca.,w.. J...",,;"- M
The vote is increased for "both ''parties in
. Vermont ,N Frobabr;ltoUcaf; majority of
25,00a r,"----Th Stxalght-Outs hare nomi
nated Charles i O'Cohbr for President and
John Quincy A.dams for; Vice-President.
-j For the first time since I860 the Demo
crats carried Wilmington, Delawaree
aclnthLls matried, "e entire ; crew
of a ship Lf the South Bea Islands were
masssired bj the ttatirea, -'--'Democratic
and Liberal Conventions of New York in
, session 4iat .Sjactise.
'Conor's .tele-t
tion win tu-geiuxi -Judge. Chase re-
turns from vNew Enriand "in imnrbved I
health. -iLbss il biizAnnit and Mteh. I
with 'fio' 600 :ft.-nf :inmhR in Wi
CJrew arrived safely at Bavannah. V.
ww rmw . . , , .
The"'Tote on the '.nomination at f
LbuisvUle :stdbd O'Conor 600 Peri- U1
Kf1: :
John uincey Adams stating, that
he would support O -Conor and accept
4V A.,,i v " ':
the , second pace on the tidc
Adams wta 'nominated on the third
ballot -f or, ' Vice-President,-v vA- lele.;
graphic difljiatchlfom Charles O'Cpn-
eram on reception of the announccementof 1
(. atinm nnt nTi of Tuitovnlla la JX' A A-ii! v oA . . ' I 01 iUlUCaUOTh &t UlC UOUrt UOUM
u'.r . wouw v i me Biiuauuu, uoiu oiaie ana national, i i.ai s . ,4, v
mean that he win accept U theconven- but it is f eared that Church will tosi, "6 "t" . .
- or expreRses his desiyQ, .to jjbe allowed I
to remain in'private life, (he will be
. gratifiedjj bnt.cn dorses the -Louisville
abortion Jasbcing,' fiwt-Tate ' Pemo
cratic practiced tc.rt Ac., adnauseum
,Tho telegram, it is - thought, is only
' the maiden ' modesty which says,
" OhJ' cant play, 'but ' "only , waits
for hard. Ulsistance. 11... . , V I ' 7
' Thus two distinguished inen allow
. themsclvesr to be dragged intoy the
mud by the emissaries of . Grant and
the Kadical party,.. They only injure
themselves. .They -do not hurt the
liberal Democratie party.
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CONTIlf t7B TO SEND XII KM IN.
We urge upon the people in the
a-l -'" t- v . i
the.counUes where xroniasB report-,
ed to- send full ond accurate state-
. . . 1
, " : . - . f t, 1
menis 01 toe uuneio. iae nairmaa 1
of tr. nTnrWti-Cnnrviitivfl State I
of the democratic-conservative ataie
executive committee at ; itaieign, 1
lion. .u. jji. Asamnger. in tne matter
of the election exacts justice must be
done, the blatant threats of - the Era
and Radical v party to. the contrary
notwithstanding. 7 y.-; ''' . r .
' v'TVake up fneriiJs, and report ever
instance of well-authenticated i frandT
and irregularity in ' registration, vot
, ing ir " making returns. " "We must
have elections free and pure ifi;North'
: i VEJMIOnT ELBCTIOIf, . :i
A ' Montpclier ( dispatch of last
night givei a probable Radical " ma
jority ofl25,o6Q.;" ; "i; ; '
. This is a considerable Liberal gain. I
The Radical major
'" -i o. r 1 'loKo.oMoV
ber State election of 1868 was 27,326.
.. --r ' .
Grant' majority was 32,122. . ;
The liberal, movement is losing
cronnd:"oh yes! Greeley is so nnpop I
' nlarV in New Eneland. We didn't
expect to Vtorni, this" stronghold of
W i .." ' , . ' i. -I
Radicalism. .It is a moral victory to
reduce on', a, full vote , their, former
mapnUM iri sucna niae oouna otate
as Vermont.
' v- .. - ' , t : - . i
.fn tfandrnnmncniT u)r?anizea iur
. .a v... t -i n .
the campaign that is now upon ns.
No tinie to lose. Our advices from
difTflrpnt oArts of-the fitate are very
' hopeful, but this1 should inspire us to
make.renewed exertions. . -.
Ever since his father was defeated
. jt, 1 ' j?-.. t :i, i
oy Vreeiej u
tion at Cincinnati, Sumcy .aam8
and the whole Adams tribe have been
down, on ; the Liberal . moreTnent.
TW nv, o-rv. into -tha , Grant fold
through the doors of the Duncan side
show. They leave no gap. , ,
r (ii 1 . -
The thing has gotten so warm in
. Indiana that Senator. Schnrx has to
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addrestfhis fcllow-cituens at midnight,
- - ' ..
sunrise or any -time a
crowd collects
to near nun. . .r .M
ation and violent ..spirtt-,o wje; xmumu
pnAfr . Vnr that miner, as the Party organ,
wouidWdelonttir Wh
; sentiments, if it was not, Upheld Und sua-
tained bv the voice of the prominent mem -
bera of it.i own nartv. - . ' V '
-nounce tue dcila ci A:nt.' .ciummuu,
;ia., -which' ccrrrel ji I'.alci-tilonday
e.M night' ' - , - V'V
nounce the deth cf A: li. Xlcliimmon,
eigh r.
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that place, tl ? cr'
KE, YORK STATE COHTEHTIOHS.
Democrats and LUreralsLn Sol
emn Council at SjTacnse.
.f. r
THE EVEOTETG BETOEE THEOIH
; .':!;'- Special to the Son. ;
Syjuctjsi, Sept 2 Evening. .
A good.; many, delegates to . both I
Conventions ' are here. c The main I
All admit that either X!Wr. RaJ
uucaaa.uu is lhb iiuiiiturH iiir lTiivHmnr 1
tTv V v . I
Uvely decline because of his judiciary
position.' This is not certain
rxain. oeymour
s said to be pledged to , Kernan, and 1
it3 is lasserted that Chtrch favors him.
" V. gV. rcooc" u;,luTc
countieain..thisicinitr.": 'Satnnel J.
vivi. - jj . vmuvoiif xva xa,vi tscsj uiu
e" the tram -at Utica to confer with
7'
Slocum : ind&cheli
peuteant-Go
John, .Depew nd Dorshiemer ... are
named.1 - ForConffressman at Larcre,
c mm are meoS?.
nBTBOBOLOCilCAI. BECOBD,
., . . ' September 4, 1871. ' ' ' '"
: . ' .Tliae. B?ie- monv- - Wlnd.; Weather
T A. M. - 80:06 TO. NE Freeh Cler
'. i P. M. '80:05 -83 SBFrwh Fair.
F. M. 80 1 76 SBQenUe K'lear "
Mean Temp, of day, 70 deg. .
Not. All barometric reading are reduced to the
sea lerel and to 8S degrees Fahrenheit. . t
. . . " ROBXRT SZTBOTK, :
r '. 8erg Signal Berrtye U. & A,
. A'. .. '. "J' l'eattlier'.lleport.'
. - War Dzfabtmknt, ) "
Office of Chief Signal Officerv A
Washington, September 4455 P. M. )
Wlnrlabackinirto sontherlv. riain? tern-
" Z C - . I
Thursdaf afternoon and 'evening for the
thelan
of rain over the latter, especially over the
.1 : . 1
uwuiciu uuimuu buuuicoowiij . owuvu-
westerly winds and cloudy weather for the
South Atlantic States, with probably areas I
of rain on Thursdav afternoon and even-1
ing. Partiy cloudyweather from Ten-
nesseetothe Gulf. Fresh and occasional
brisk southerly and southwesterly winds,
cloudy weather and areas at rain from
ICftntuclrv tn Take Erie. Micbiiran and Min-
' r . : : . . i o . i
nesota,' wita ouminismng pressure, wmas 1
eering to westerly and northwesterly, and
clearlfg weatne for Northwest on
Tnursaay.
NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. W. Ejebchztkb. Butter, Cheese, &c
. Edwabds & Hall. Dickey Flour, &c.
Chas. D. Mtees & Co.-'-ravorite Flour."
Wm. M. Stevenson. Pine Apples.
Tti'WTixa A. MfiOmfln. NotiM
LAwsoNRirja-MortgageForeclosure.
J. Cr3iBVKssoN.N.C. Hams and Sides,
; T. H.. Wbjght. Houses for Rent .
P. HErasBKBGEB. Pianos and 'Organs.'
Mayor's Coart.
" ' The following cases were1 disposed of
yesterday morning: " ;
Anthony Foster,, charged with disorderly
conduct Was found guilty and fined $5 and
the costs.
Sandy Campbell, charged with disorderly
conduct: was found guilty and -"required to
' - . ,
pay f5 and costs ..
r james'Baiberdiarged withenrsing, &c.,
was jpd guflty andfined $5 and costs.
Anna Speight,' charged with disorderly
conduct 7 Judgment against John Speight
for 45 and costs. V
.: Tarn mom nnntii
Two cases continued over for a future
.rZL
I
: jv wW fyore4 ith cill, yesterday,
uTrvVrm VC
from Mr. R. H. McGuire, of the Battleboro
X "Mrinir Drill Tomarn in nnf
"V r-J o ;
i j
nnainpu mKn rvuii bluii&uxiic Duuniiiuuvu.
and advertising for his paper. The'Advance
has a large circulation in the counties of
Nash, Edgecombe Halifax, &c, and is
withal a live Cdnservative sheet'
The Blaeknala Grounds.
We are glad to learn that the excursion
I to the blackflsh grounds yesterday met with
i Verv flstorinff; success. l Besides enjoying
r - "the fulle8t extent the nartv
gucceeded landing about twelve hundred
Qne f number catching si high as
one hundred and fifty. The day was fine
and the snnrt in erervwav satisfactory. We
I learn tht another trip to the grounds is
V. nuiairivru .iu..m
I CoL a I. Fremont, haigineer ana euper-
latendent, has Just returned irom a tour- 01
1 inspection OX Uie yv esiern uniaiva -ui 1 vue
SSSSu; .mtti .a : nntharted
I Wilmineton, Charlotte
and - Rutherford
! I T
Railroad. He states that the iron has been
laid from a ooint lust beyond Cherryville to
AMaAxA VPava -w vwww w -
I Buflalbwhich will bring: ft withm three
rrx. . - i.r.
1 xne circus. - , ; ' 1
I . t nr mwoV Tontrm 1rTriii'firenL
j MnBfJfT!
1 van and Balloon Show. - It will give three:
I wwrtmn ta this irrtroft SatnrdaV. includ-
I balloon ascension
oauoon ascensi'
ponnance.;
- ;, :-v
tac-ra as f ar baci t-a dya c;
ci Auu&aaa
just prior to the afternoon rttKa' 2irTT" -ftt- W-r 1 tpjnuemen, essrs. rearson ana wnne, I liJ.i: ,
. - . -v. ... -v-v rN t sarmieni -oi.ijpo large, snQ-coasisw oi l siaes, wuoww wcepurc w uw iww w jut, i , ... : -. 1 1 nr. i rP tk v
y says "yJ.-W
---S------ , ...-ia; ,:.lit7Ai i, -TxESCJHAYTNO HOUSES TO KSTO
V Al M . . .. t - ' v ft . : I
, 1 The steeets are nnccmfortablv dostv. I
Very dry on the line of the"W., C. &
RRR
The "Battje. of Chappaqnan is exactly
two months off to-day. . -.; f -.
The steamship Btenvinet recentry de
stroyed by fire at "sea, used; to run to 8a-
J80 ;;;'' ;:;';; ; ;
. A. gentleman from Anson' informs us
tbat cotton, is openinir very fast in that sec-
i.Luin. - .
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' mere wiu De a meeting or me isoara
this morn-
we naa tne pleasure, of avisit yester-
UV iru esiey omD, oi ine ijen- 1
nettsvffle, S. C. Kma.
t w -p V'
Hatcher, ourneighbor of the BoathernExr
W ur. :;';!,?. -' " "
c The: TPTimington ' S. 'F.' E. Company
on Monday, last 7by Imife in the
hands of Lucy Morse coloretLv. '
. ' . : ...
birds of the season, so
far as we have seen, were on the streets
a i a i - a ' ; i
yesterday and sold ai 60 cents a dozen. I
: (, jThe Radicals were vefry jubilant over
the nomination of' O'Oonor by the " Blani
Z " " v" -f3 . , .
ton iwmkeyitesatlulsvuie yesterday.. ;
rJasperBishopforet
connected with the Sheriffs office, has re-
ceived the appointment of Deputy Register l
6f Deeds.
. Dr. Kinsman, surgeon in charge of the
military post at Smithville, has been order
ed, to report at headquarters in Dakota Ter
ritory. .: . U-- :. ''.
n0:
, ;
. .
Alex. Perrall, charged with assaulting
his wife, a brief account of which appeared
" . . "" ou'
I house awaitihs the result of her iniuries.
V - I. 1 X 1 ! I
- Lorers of rood beef will'be glad to
hear that a car load of fine onescami TdoWn
ontte Wflmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ioraroaa vesterasv ana anotner is exoectea
. .. . .. .- .
ford road yesterday and another is expected
this afternoon.'
, -Wa umnl in;n nmin(i m-ir tAenAa
-4 Death Notices are charg-
iso :t7Ti; -u?
ed for as advertisements. If paid for in ad-
ranee, we only charge half rates; otherwise,
mi t. o
iuu ibki ut ctci i iuaiauuc. ' ut
.
Fatal AeeleleBt. .
A white man by the name of H. L. Law
son, was run over on the Wilmington, Colum
bia and Augusta road ; on Monday night, just
this'slde of Timmonsville, and instantly
killed; It is supposed that three seperate
trains passed ' over him, as his body, when
discovered the next morning, was horribly
mutilated. Deceased 4 belonged in Tim-'
monsviile and was about 20 or su years old.
rpposed that he wasintoxicated and
iaJ on me ana weni P-,
I SP68 7?? hfld remains yes-
. "
A Kick: Sailor.
' A white seaman, by the name of Thomas
Fitzsimmons, was admitted into the City
J Hospital yesterday for treatment, b.e having
been suffering for several days past with a
severe attack of , intermittent fever. He
shipped some time last week, on the Schr.
John, fosKew Tork, but being taken sick
before th& vessel got 'outside of the bar,
Capt Williams landed him on the wharf at
Smithyflle; when he was taken care of by
some - of the ' citizens until yesterday' and
then brought to5 this city, on the Seward. ' 1 ":
Henderson Pair.
! We hive received the premium list, rules
and regulations, etc. , of the Central Agri-
rito Society of Granville,4 Warren and
-riJ tL f t?.,v
1 ; ..
Wednesday. ThnrsdaV and Fridav. Oct
1 r -i i - '
I - . . . .
8th,' 9th, 10th aad 11th. CoL B. A. Cape
hart is President of the Society and Dr. W.
W. ' Young . Chairman ; of the Executive
Committee. We return our thanks to the
QjljT --JsVeaarsejS -Tii ' "Vtr sv Awwl!
mentary.in'vitationstoUpresentatmeFair,
I -which we would be glad to avail ourselves of.
, The Liberal RepubUcan Club have rented
fumisbed a room overthe store of John
Bulcken, on North Water street, where
their regular meetings will be held hereaf-
wr. wenear mat tneciuo israpioiy grow
ing in numbers and influence. Their Ex
ecutive Committee have just issued for gen
eral circulation a stirring campaign docu
ment which will show' the . colored people
what Gen. Grant knew about freeing them
in 1863. f j . .iv.-vi
"We Rearret , r
That the letter of our Battleboro corres-
1 1 iih.l li lr? iHLLKr ui CJLLT niiLueuuru coni
nromli tn imWiah
l ". '' t. '
goon as we could get' room; ast mislaid;
Ty W ale ff ' -f
We offer for sal'the display and body
r ".ulicr 7i,y i!T'vVl
i VP6 fOnner1 11sea.
l .m ,.-. .-
la lota to sua tU'ccirsta price. j
I
is T -
adjoamed meeting of the Board ': was
held yesterday:-- : r-f -j a".'; j-..-;
Petition of II. C Scott, relative to the
Poor House, was referred to Committee on
Poor House, with power to : famish articles
required if deemed necessary. , ,
Bond of Joseph Highsmith, Constable of j
Harnett Township, for f)500, with Deleware
Nixon and J. TV. Schenck as sureties,"wa3
ordered registered and filed. . j
Itwas ordered that the Clerk of this Board
notify the Sheriff of the Comity to - prepare
and deliver to him a statement of Schedule
B tax, and such other collections of, taxes
- .. - . i
of Revenue Act 01 Oeneral Assembly or j
affldaVit as reouired bv lawr!
Tt was ? ordered that : tho Clerk.' of this
r7l u-f- .viwi
Board that the public interest will be sub-1
Wprrtf
changing i
roads by making a new appointment,
Cf& cW;
such securities as will insure the .due col-
lection of the State and County taxes, and
the payment thereof whicl ,ari collectable
during the year 1872. And,- whereas, the
late Board of County Commissioners has
Hnlv SSL, -1 .W: Rrhenrk that
other and further bonds will be required of
i PPe" b the, record3 ,of
Board of Coudtv Commissioners, reference
Board of CoudtyConWssioners, reference
thereto being had; And. whereas, the said
4 sureties thereto. - conditional
for the faithful collection, and payment of
said taxes for the said year or 1873, as re
quired by the said Order and notice, the
Board of Ckunty Commissioners now here,
in pursuance of the Act Of .Assembly in
suclicasemadeano:.prpviaedtao,.
Beaolte, That .the Board proceed to elect
and .rppoint a Tax Collector for the colleo
uon OI tne said taxes OI IOCS, aioresaio.
In pursuance of the above order,
thA
uu ihu
J
sideration do elect and . appoint David
Kgott, provided the said Pigott shall exe-
'
cuteand dehver to this Board one bond in
r v"iuvi
1 thi tunt Dnm - nf cyn mill mnnmnnft inr
the faithful collection and payment of the
county tax as it appears upon said tax list,
said bond with the securities thereto to be
approved by this Board. '
The Board adjourned to 10, o'clock thU
morning.
Our Chip Basket. .. .
No man is so insignificant as to be sure
his example can do no hurt " ,
' Coleridge defined poetry to be "the
best thoughts in the best language.'
If you would have a faithful servant,
and one that you like, serve yourself,
' What men want of reason for their
opinions they usually supply and make up
1 la rage. ,, :
; An oldlady may he: just as chaWng
as a young one, but her charms must not
out of the powder or paint box.
a New York Justice told a witness:
xoung man, 11 you speas; in way
again, this court will forUte dignity and
I punch you in the snoot
I We hear a great deal about labor re
I form,- but there seems to. be a greater need
I of reforming some of those fellows who
don't labor.
A man that marries a widow is bound
. ; .'i' , .
gives up her weeds for him, he Should five
up his weed for her. ' . -' ; ' , ' -
An afSkted husband , was . returning
from the funeral of his wife, when a friend
asked him how- he . was.-i '. WcH," said he,
pathetically, "I think I feel the bitter for
that little waikr 7. ! ; .
Spirits Tiirpentm
sq. cir i,i:r ;.i 1 "v11.
Quite a temperance excitement
in Raleigh. - v: . ; .,. ' v .
.: ' Marriage in Wilson i jail last
Thursday; .
The Dolly Varden 'of the Roa-
I noke New has goneto publishing Odd teed-
I dl7lCf8 II
- GrandGreeley torchlight pro-
cesssion in VV uuuu, en a xcur-f uix oci-
temberlStn. - . , , - -
.. The Henderson, Fair leads 4 off
this year as usual,: taking place on the 8th,
9th, 10th and 11th of Octoberr
There is "more freight shipped
to and from Magnolia, than from any point
north of Wilmington or soutn 01 ooidsDoro,
says the Jlomtor. ;
V -The Madison 'Enterprise, a 22x
32 Greeley paper, will-appear between the
15th and 30th of this month, says the Dan
bury Reporter. ;.;.r t '
- The Weldoh Nev)8 learns from
farmers injdiff erent portions of Halifax and
Northampton counties that fears are felt of
a failure in the cotton crop. - , .
Roll v of the Straiit-Onts in
I North; Carolina, according to theJSetcs: Mi.
Britton, of Charlotte. Mr. Gassette, late of
i Baltimore. Hernia ana Kaieien next ,i
-TThe Mamnolia BaDtist ChnrchJ5
nielrig constructed brMr Isaac J.JStrick"J
land, nas oeenraisea ana wiu. irom present
pockc
. northern part of Duplia a.i a portion of
1 A . il - -
1 appearances, in a short time be completed, J l
iBma 4 (i.Thieyea: relieved Che pockets of U
want of rain, and the cotton-crop has failed
at least one-third. :i'-.y,.uu--'''i.
, vThe Wilson ietf learns- that
onthenightjoftheSOtthedwellingofMr.,
M. K. Dozier, near Castalia, Nash Co., was
the work of an mcendiary.a s .v 4. J v , I
Cn 1, "r?vf4.,- T7?iCi?.' 1
. " V
cator: McDowell Court was held lastJ week
o Thur
and adjourned on Thursday, not mu
siness transacted. The case against
uuu yt iiutuicu tvuuiiv, uuwwui .w uouu i
Was removed from McDowell to .Yancey1
Itxmnty - i - ;. f ,.
Prom the Ma
Monitor:
A' colored w6man,' Martha Jdnes,' died in
BxipUn county; about two weeks ago aged.
101 years. She was the mother of only two
cTuldren, and from the youngest there have ;
; - . -o"- tt:
sprung niiygrana ana greai-granacnuaren..
' Fishinff season has ! commenced
m earnest at ueaurort; says tne naieign
i5PS?4..,i
were hauled in at the various fisheries. 4 Atf
Kin8 Island rishery.
reerccaptmby'the
over 200, bar-,.
ortunate seme-
men. .... . ...
Two former citizens of Ruther-
and Hon. Elisha Baxter, Badigal candidate
for liovernor of Arkansas.
. .Wlut$ Unapeakable Belief '
Is afforded to th burning and throbbing flesh by
a single application of that . nneqaaled balsam for
human or brute suffering. Mexican Must ass Lna-
rarr. The tormenting and, sleep-destroying pains
of rheumatism, gout and neuralgia, are completely
Dsnu&ea dt n
shed by its use: stiffnew olthe joiate and pain-
e7ibrS?udXeS
ful swellings,
iahtog Vapidi; Voi MuTqnSa ; halt, m
.KAff
scratches.'
we more
sr. swift
and thorough remedy. : .;5:j '! t .? -jvU
Symptoms of Lirer Complaint and of
some of the Diseases Produee by It."
v A sallow or yellow eolorof i skin, - or yellowish
brown spots on the face and other parts of the body;
dullness and drowsiness -with freauent headache:
I diatiness, bitter or bad taste- in mouth,, dryness of
--itVT
petite, aralringof food, and. achoaing' sensation in
WffK
I breast, and about shoulders; colic pain and
1 soreness
I ulroagn ooweis, wiia neat; consupauon, alternating.
1 vim TnmnMir ktriprt Ar nHFriuM 1 rttiffa mm mmv
nerrousness, coldness of extremities; rush of blood
to head, with symntoms ot aooDlexy numbness of
YT M 4.1 f Z jv . T J : .ul.
I s.w I. n . a 1 . 1.J J I .H Kt 11 .
7emel!tttK
LTie ?&
OTt;
t", "f"" m i
n . . j f. ..tin.. i. it.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
HABBIED.
HILL BURGESS. In this city, on the 98th Au-
S-V0 j ?d
DIED.
8TWENKEN. On the evening of - the 4th ult,
George Stwenken, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stwen
ken, aged 10 months and 97 days. "V i
Tne funeral will take place this afternoon at 8:80
from the residences corner Second and Hanover
streets, and thence to Oakdale Cemetery.
The friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend without further notice.
; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dwelling House and Lot
ATA U C TI O JV:
Foreclosure of Mortirage.
BT VIRTUE OF THE" POWER CONFEBEED.
upon me by a mortgage deed executed the 4th
day or May, 1873. by Solomon W. Nash and - wife,
and which is registered in the records of New Han-
-etoJ
described lot of land, which is conveyed by the i
mortgage, situated in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows : -
Beginning in the Eastern line of Sixth street at a
point one hundred and thirty-two feet from the
Boutnern line
of Campbell street, the said point be-
ing the Southwestern corner of the lot deeisnated
on the plan of said eity by the number 3 in block
oi sixin street tnmy-inree xeet, inence jBstwarorr
I dred and sixty-live f eet. thence Southwardly thirty-
I three feet and thence Westwardly one hundred and
sixtv-flve feet to the beeinnhur.
. Upon the premises there Is a new '-
; TwchStoicy Delliug,
: CONTAINING 4 SIX . EOOlffi.1
The neighborhood Is' good and the locality healthy.
' CeT-TERMS AT SALE. Jtl 4'- -,:
. : . LAWS0N E. EICE,
t Mortgagee.
: Autx. T. Lorsok, Atterney. " ' - - J
sepo-tas . . , : v .
Stan d Square
0N THE PLATFORM. ;
Tl CAKE NO CONCESSIONS.' BUT. USE . ONLY
ATA The Favorite Flour the best Flour
rpjTTi pAVORITE " FLOUli
I
-SMa
labor ; The Favorite Flour, -
I . , . -
me lvnuesi ureau,
Whitest Biscuit,
Whitest Pastry,
THE FAYOBITE FLOUB ALWAYS RELIABLE.
The Lowest in Price,
THE FAVORITE FLOUR.
CHAS. D.MYERS A CO.,
sep5 -tf " , ; " .7 North Front street . .
-Journal and Post copyi " ' i1 e- '' v;
- Dickey Flour; ;.:v:
On A BBLS OF THE CELEBRATED DICK-
EY " FLOUR, just' received.
CA Kits No. 1 Mackerel,
.sep 6-tf
ED WARD HALL. .
Tobacco.
t i
; sep 8-DAW; trrr
lEirtVASDS; A HALL, i
Auctioneers and Seal Estate Agents." '
' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
. ) ' :..
Pi an 051 imd 'OriTOXlif. r
H-V:ltllr fSP- - 'W
W.'" KNAbB'a c.J fcHAS.- It STlsril,
are required to make a Piano a perfect m iwwtble,
J ml ii 1 1 ii 1 If t -tli aw TM-ira
and tally
A suuj uctDoa tb tiaw Kavmt vvukwuj wv ?:
jaason uanum'f urfons.
.roacbe. "to7
ity ana Taneiy 01 rone ana exoeiiencc or mernaninin,
1 anltspeciaiiy for. tb wnarkabte facility of, eiprea-
y.-:?, ,Wa; "v
' - rt-t- , ' "ii:-
jDUtTtGr UuGGSG Jiaifllllfl
"'yvi-rT, '4,1 -
20 YfT iV-f'l " '
-TV . "JM
K A Boxce Cheese,
PA Boxes Raising, - j .
-..f.t.f .?rV'' K-:W1i KERCflNiint',' .;
ep o-u v.,r w uan norm water
Bacon and'Porfc X
" A A HHD8.d BOTES D. K STUBS,') HMa.
1 IJU and Botm SiaokeA SUm, DO boxes and bads.
HOIS, rorx, a
iNorUiWatei;
Hay, Corn and Oats.-
250,:
Q" AAA Bushels Corri'
fJ 'V.
j OiAAA BnshelaOat'.,: V-' J ' :
W Forleby. vV . v ; -
F. W. KKKf
'sepMf
97, 28 and 9 North Water St.
Hour, Sugax and . Hoop
Q A A BBLS-' FtbtTR, SSOHhds: sii Bbls. Raw
and Sennet Sugars,-1,000 Bandies Hoop
Iron.
!; u For sale bT i)- -?V1 '
- F. W. KERCHNKB
sepS-tf S7. 98 ant 90 North Water
For, Bent,:
WO OB ' THEKS DESIRABLE i
' - H
.. Conveniently Located. .
. Apply to .... , ,TH0S. P. WEIGHT.
IT to .. . . THOS. H. .VVBIQHT.
-
WilmiTigton St F.E. Co.
JKQULAB MONTHLY MEETING THIS EVEN
ing, at 8 o'clock. ' - ' - r i;
a-jt..d.;mkaees,;.,-
. sepS-lt , . . , . Secretary,
H. C. HamS f Bnd SidCSi
3 AAA LBS. CHOICE STJGAB-CUBES
Vvfl in store and to arrive.
IflnoidersaBlowaathe Lowest ;
The largely increased Tea trade is evidence of the
gooa qnamy ana low prices at- .j; ; tr ,;
sepo-tf , JA9. C, STEVENSON'S.
f
ENSOyS. f
i '
: 2 Pine Apples.
aj s . TkTuerrJi a ttt Tja -
D)t i - Received TewDav. - V- '
!' - - Direct from tte; Wands. 1
- Send in your orders at once to .
-.ii i v; WM. M. STEVENSOK,!;
, sep6-t '., , . Confectioner. '
i' 'hi1! V"iii'"i ' 7 n-f'i i ' , ' , t
Shields -Eyeashsv-
MAOACITCEED.BY ; c - ' :
Mrs. Sue W. Cashwell, WzumrsTov, N. C.'
ONE OFTHE MOST EFFECTTVE EEMIDfES
fbr Inflamed; Sore and Weak Eyes, ever offered
to the public For sale by all Druggists in the city.
' Price 50 cents per .bottle bottles double the original -
li nrtnnrrkT a Tn -r a ta.rT.t
.size., ...f , . uiujui ruiuixian,'
WhoreaaTe Agents,.
deo 14-naclaw. Th ,
.47 Marked street-
Sdleify:
a.
A LI KINDS 07. SADDLES. HAENESS."TEAV-
j ix ,
1 EUNQ BAGS,, and everything In the Una ofv
i - ' HAIIDLiUUi IMIUIIsu ..
sinnr.nnv iinnm -
I Chea-a tordu
?! ; "PT ?T
for Cash at J. S, Topbam 4 Cos
'Vj ; :i ,.. No. 8 South Front St.
feb 6-tf nao ; ... Wilmington, N. C
" miscexeaneous: ;
L .ESTATE
UPONi ORANGE STREET.
M." Cronly, Auctioneer,
,. -V'. .'? BY CEONLT A MOBSIS. ' .
ON THURSDAY, 8EPTEMBrf'oTH, MTS, at
19 o'clock M.. at Excbanee CenMC in will aeU
for cash to the highest bidder, that valuable Lot 80
xl33 feet, upon the corner of Orange stiet andHos-
kins' alley. -. .- ,- -. . .. -
IMPROVEMENTS. ;
Tf 0-STOBT DWELLING HOUSE,
(BRICK BASEMENT), KITCHEN, AND ALLNE-
; CESSAKY OUT-HOUSES.- '
aug 99-99 eept 1, S&s .
Here's Yoiir Interests :
PURCHASE CLOTHIHG,
FURNISHIN G OOOD8
ANTJHAVE
1
Sitil3;JlVlMe?to- Orfler:..
i AT' THE' CUT ' CLOTHING STORE
P!t i.:treet'-
Building Lot
! By rJunti ti u & n c c u ij5
ft 0rv sB'ifwTf' a t9rrew JsVXiiarVwak a n"".1 , mb a as
A Sep--T lc h1873. at 11 o'clock A. M.,
will sell 1 J t "hula F"J,i" LoU H t" e Poutl
a. a.
we
eoutirtn?
torUincf tr3c..yf, , n, betw
' Frit and llib, atid Dswson aui zlcsr streeis, i
to be continued from dav to dv ui 1 the l
...
property i so ? farther hujrm&uon t
us. Saleposiuve. Terms easy, ' ,
Uai!..
I I. .j.m. nlSonr'.A fr 'I TL.. ! . 1 t 9 C.
I lm IB U t U. VfVMv".w.
..... . .' i . ...
&i r'.tca.r- . ..,
on demand. ' ' . -
,v3XtSCELLAI?EOUS
iA
V. ' '" ' " ' ; -
f 4Tf""T' "112111 C
I fF' Y A I.U AB hh Ui 1 1 KhAlh ll.-.
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r-..-.... .-fc.V-5U.lr. 4 " v ;- -, . ,
1; CJRpN&Yi.AOnczr.
PUESUAOT TO A OKCIUl y
. tior Court of tbla eoantr, the Rnder -med C
, srpolntea DT i'"! ixran, via prvii"
221
MtL
iTl
aeU by pebiio ancuoo, t txcnnfre vxrr r, i
18T3, atU o'ciooc i au woee ,.y .5
jVALUABLU
" f KTeet.nyon ronrt ftrc
BRIOKDWELUI
Thereea! being the present site of the Cepe I
Military Academy; to be sold as t whole, or i
atedif adyantafreotis inducements ara.oered. j
tamdiatsly tttenaftet tYi:H''i!- ? ;
.2aicBx:so9 ViirABLn iAwf,
trpoa fhe seufh side of Newbem soad,' bonnded t
t)u aaat X Im-nAmnt Ifr. Mllllk at) A niWB th WH
the east by lands of Mr. Monk and u
Green's Mill YonO, a
F. J. HOI, deceased.
Green's Mill Po&d, all belonging to I
. estatft of 1
i "
V ' One-third purchase money in eashi the r dSt
six and twelve months, with in twwt fron t-jct
'T9
' v":wtv C JL-BTEDAN,- -
"k'w.w , .?r v.T.' CommisBioncra.
angl5-li;a,'i--eeptoVIt v
Stordan&jfa
lOipOQ -
Bushels Oontt Whit and nix 4, ..-;
11 f If If I OEMS. J-IOUT, au BnNM, ' .- .. . -
20
Hnds!8m6ked Bacon
V4
I -t AA SnTuttn Baited StSno.
1 xw
OA A 'Spirit Barrels, prhne.
.-.-c
1 1 II I :T U -
20
Tons Hoop Iront, , . '. . f s . . rs . .
OA A Rolls Bagging; xtra heSvy.
a K Tons Tle, Buckfo and Arrow;
--U. f.5 :u -
Bbls. Crackers, Lemon; Sugar sad 8odt;:
.-f A A ifbta.: CUbtf XeJiatss! At :v :4'''-'
V r.v ....
100 B1 Sugar House Syrup,
T.,ii ;-
25
.Ends. Sugar House Syrup,.:'
-JQQ BWs. jSusaU'ps
i , . ; ot sate ww dt .
aug 8 lWf WILLIAMS, A KCECI
KtECSJSON.
judteecsivIjd;
A LAnas lot (
Common 11-lncft l ;
Lric tit aad dfk cou .
thick Ntt, Llack,
ind other grades
..'ins;;.;:',.'-
!Atsa a Sne lot of 1
ported and domee'U,:
mmmmm .....
: Prices Heduced tor
90 'cent tax,''5
i nV BtZHSCSE, :
Btgn of thaj Indian Calsf,
epl-ft .-S
wholesale M4trta'xiiAi.i:r:
r: annllmnreri':oir i
TTJEHAVB THE LATiCTST STOCK C? r
m aen
Ktackr Eva v hifkipa and Iimvrrt . .
and Brandies 01 any house la the b tate, and 1
la Cmitolrtli- pi. taSfl t nl.
- Purchasers wQ do treU to aximine our stock I
tcbiwWeiaerherfc
ang Mf t, ,; . yr; BSCJonLD A ET.0
CAIIPELD-D
Coiidensed: Llill:.
;JT J&.2kfwji&& L0T3'
suit ' Try tt4t is eaeaper sad better thaa a
tte' msrkec;;5f;' ' ;
1 Aft C 'nwcis i; Bath's Oysters,
W W wmut,. .r -,
At
GB0RG2 irrrr
V ? " "." 1 C
JROM THE 1ST OF OCTOSZa,- TZ2 T C
at prefsent , eewpied by Kessrsv WClKaErotLer.
"7 aug 17-tf
a ' , c-rr sale very low by
a-tr'vX'
.TTayne counties, have guf
idpcotlytTcnniepv
i.Ter Acs-39 i-.ey rs- 4y