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v.::. ii. i;i;::nai:,
ciceho w. hakhi
Editors.
; WILMINGTON) X C7.. j
;6at 'Mornixo, Sept. ,22, 1872,
NATIONAL
4X.i
;v '--"
' 77 PRESIDENT: " ' .
, 1UU 1 liOAVJSi A,. .
, s. ; . . : - ;
B. ; Gra,tZj EJroyn,
" OF MISSO URI. Z
ELECTOnAL TICKET.
S T Afi: E .A T L A" II o' E.
: : THOMAS J JARVI3, ' ' -: :
r0f TyrreD,
Ve. W. POU,':':v
r.OfJobfiito n ,y
1 TJ'f
w FOR THE v DISTRICTS :
18T OcTAVirs Coke, of Chowan.
2d Swtft GAiLOWAY. of Greene.
8n--T. O. Fcixer,' of Cuniherland. ;
. 1
4tu-tII, A, London, Ja, of Chatham. -
5th Davtd P. Caldweix, of Guilford
Ctii W. I Stkeue, of Richmond
7th F. B. McDowell, of Iredell. . ; v"
8ni Tnoa Dl' ;3fonSTOJi,, of iWcoinbcC
: MOLTItE'S BOOki -. ?: y .
We say MoUkfa book, because it
was prepared by the historical division
of the German Chief Staff, under the
immediate supervision of the grand
soldier himsclf.'.!'1..'r'.',:rv ,
- fi
The first vobame of the long-Jooked-
for official History ot, the Franco-
' Gcrman-iWar appeared in Berlin last
month. ' A ItergXd, letter gives .copi
ous extracts and states! its' plan and
; general sc6pe? tone, etc. vj;
Moltke's1 triticisni" of Napoleohs
army organization is severe,, am. we
at frequent-
roctcl rior
rested .par-
believe no more bo than that
from many grave , defcctLV The'.lW j
1 permitting substitution the 'granting
Ipf extended furloughs, ffavbritism in
'the . appointments Sad promotions
I were , Bources' 01 : aecay. , io inese
f might be., added the .unsettled char-
, acter'of the j governmeni ;an the
i ? Gallic idea df glory."
5 The war was not a war of the peo-
fie of France. " It fwai eminently dy
)pastica Bonaparte phantasm.
i Napoleon's plan : of the campaign
was weak and faulty. lie underesti
mated.; his enemy's Tespurcesn-Jiis.
morale and ' capacity for waging ' a i
frapid, concentrated .campaigny- Ka-
r . , ., . M--i i v v
Doleon's idea of the1 relations between
r - -r ';- ' f
' North and South Germany -was fan-
J astic and hasty.
V. Instead
eon
y their superior generalship, morale.
nd resources were 'enabled at an ear-
y stage to place"the ..' French orj the
fensiV6." The' French-Tall WaVsys-
tu was veiVelTectiver Their armies
.1 ' i .- v'
lu iiut move wiwi vno iieu-esairv
7,500, at the begmnmg Of the cam,-; I
im. ' ; : ' . -''.;'v: -;
The great- soldierhosejgemus
rmea nis pun? m ik oac; as two
cars Deiore ine inception oi nosim- i
Tr: .W v 1- . r I
's. victory was vue. xeauti,aui,ui i ,
ro nin.ing as well as naru ngniiug.
The book I drigs out the vast moral
t .1 i . . i ii a ? v: ,i
ntrast between the two peoples.--
r .-. ' - ' -.-;-. I
o conceive its missiuu a uunw 1
phical treatise jon
. , . -. , I
ctnnic ..and social
jfercnc'es will trariscend "in iniete'st
id importanceJ-Sjother ussiori .as a
ere fJitojnrji0;-:e--t0
.... j , r- -"
; . 1 v 1 -r
111. STIXAIGIIT-OIJT DEIflO
' ' chants. ;''"
The wlibte; nation is' con vulsed with
. . . f. . - ; .. ..- '- r-. - j. r i -"
filter at 'the announcement that
straight-out Bemogrants of ' New
ork and PerinsvlVania; are to bring
t.ibfccto licketS.C :lIow cWuchl
- v 1 . , a -
J . : '.' i ,"':tt;!j ''.'li
s little diversion 13 -to cost ;the
. - -. .
cost -tne
t?;. l,mi -K
" Uu.au.v.u, v ....
t informed;. Ibnt'ifiC do'esn'cbst
se estiinr.le votaries of v " Addi
,n, Divi i
ict pre
r.r.d. Silence.!'. votes in
' to the. support their
ond e!. ...I :cket- receives, then
character of the men who' per
med at the Lou
usviuo side-suow is
t to. bo cor
i; If-snr-1.,
r 1 in this cdnnec-f-
1 r.s a v straight-'
'. . :t'"-"al .iccVean
; Demor ".c
I one tli" - I v
i V .. - 7
. . .
i . I . t v i nrK
ITenn ; '
ety-ninc 'i
,. nine hundred and
t .iud votes will
east. by i.-. i
uit again. (.!
' i ',, -"M vote for
' '.,r - ,1 4 t,,-.1,
' - r . au niu-uuiu.5
them would vote for Grant : , t
r- Democrat, in - the country, 'A
nocrat who refuses jtp sustain tio
"on of the. B limore ConventioVis
-i-vi n, in-um.rat,., ;.U , has Ua
, Man
1 . r mm I r . I l.l I
jq yi CC lyy y " I course, no resouaui uiau ttuuiixvuu: i jeenan,- as puousneu in ;raecnew - i i ropS. s , ,. ';. .vr,-.- .
v - - J '' dftnin t'hi little dfSrtdntrlcitV of Pea-1 PapcfsV i3 tiiihly important.' v'Witnes is f - , . -,1''''' .'
Irj'fWrn bodybut iris a lanchoVfact Wciea,ancmC inher OT
:..;.;;;;K.l..xoi5i:v.: tbaVsome'of theVPaul-Prvsbf the pf th . Pnner as the rhah om in Nice. Franceron the' 31st ult.. at
ji'v, r j. v- ji. - . ;; v - "-vv...., rr.rr- nisht of the assassination. ' A cnain of cir- - -
oi i apoieon . oemg xm apo- i ptui". ueu?w ia cou., iiniugeyu i nciais
, " . . .T i . -i.: l . i it l
ic in hia movements, the Germans Buaue ue woulu .iau "P6611 Vcum 10 113
, - ,-n-i '--.- ' oi. its vicums, may expect to sea tnat grass
;nty. ,-The .German ;army;,in; & vith keletong - i.-
' 1 numbcred,462,300; their reserves, and paniers, but, happUy, the , upas
And now c .
in the Uostci rv.l- uC
it was to dis tribute letter !;. i c d. to
Boston publishers, and si. ws r hat e
knows about " Addition, Division and
to
Silence" . It . seems that Peabody
labored undershot hallucination that j
vtv'itli- X'- .:VU.t,M-
1 1 i w , iik m.', u. n i i ii? iiii.r:iiii-ilium I
.. -. . 1 o , .
prepared far the letters of the Boston
i! , ' 'i 2 14.-1 -": 1 .1.--' 1.
rjublkheril: and into
p.uDii&neis, auu into luose pucKiw rue
Stf tKrast.riV the. letters 'Qi
persistena m xnrusting.tne leuers, wi
inw ireaooay s pocKeis, anu me resuib
was anything but encouraging to tnat
l . 4 - ' - j- a i 1 , 1
practical demonstrator of -the theory.
of f Addition,-Division and Silehce.,,
When it was made clear to feabody's
'It '' ' -t '-'! a It- lit'L' i ''!'tV-ii' xi J
;r
siuggisn mmu tnai vnere was an vno
difference in tha world between pock
ets I and pigeon-holes,;.' he solemnly
' ' ' V 1 . 1 ,' - -.Jj i. . .... . ;
ayerrea tnat nq was going xp periorm,
extra duty by carrying the letters to
.ad
the parties : to whom they were
pigeon, and his pockets first-class
pigeon - holes. But he was finally- ,in
ducecftoa and'divide, and ifieTln
result was $iso stolen, .uowmucn i
he .was " silent. inlvL-Peahodir. can..!
tell.
4- :
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f V TIMEET TOPICS.
The New YorK WoAct state's that advices
received at the Democratic headquarters in
New York put the expenditure irr Maine hy
the Grantites at between $300,000 and $500,
,00a ' Such prodigal use of money was never
Irnnwti Vvpfnrft In tnv plrrinn i. Tn ftTl the-. I
large toW$l()0 and $150 Was the average
price forsingle votes,', and on the day" of
price iorsiBgievvotesl,? and on ,tbp
VlvvUUU aiA tlAo OIU latu aUU lW tlAl. VUU; I
was bought like beef jfrom ithe shambles,
In every village and town in the State there
. TO611! official who pubhcly
announced .the price at which .he bought
vtes ; A ' few l)el!ore the -election a
lae lumber of persons were employed os-
j . ii '!. i
this way. The appointments were';' made
Under a law passed at the. last session of
Congress, to prevent evasions of the reve
nue law, and appropriating for that purpose
$500,000, under .the direction'of ., the Secre
tary of the Treasury. In . addition to this
undisguised itrafflc, , every influence that
could be brought to bear was made use
of in one way or another, and prospective
possession of office was promised in a man
ner that made it almost , as effective an in
ducement as present possession. ; ; v;
An upas tree has recently been shipped
from Madagascar for the Botanical Gardens
in Paris, where it is expected to ' arrive
shortly. It will be the only specimen of its
m The old legend connected
with the upas tree was that it exhaled from
.t . ,. - - - -. . ,
itsfoliagea deadly poisonous vaporv and
that whe weary travelkvattracted by
its beauty, would seek shelter from : the
anrff -t n MfAwnpff tn tna nna a trin mn tn
be. planted in Parisv Admirers of tte
clever 'nictnre in the . International Exhi.
bition-of this year, VMch'TCpresentse
deadly upas tree surrounded, by . the bodies
tj-ee of real life differs widely from the upas
' bf 1 'tiadWow;,its;j,dce;;;-4d :
Pwno ; but. to sleep under Jtse
climes and energetic expostulation from the
police " .
- ' . '
m . 3 t .. .
, vynat we neea m -Norm Carolina jusi
now is thorough organization in every
township.) The, more -we . subdivide; our.
campaign work, the more efficient that work
. . . . . ; .
wm oe. - very - townsnip snouia nave a
n' -. U,k ba JJS
Should have a working committee for each
neighborhood. It is not necessary to "but
ton-hole" men who never fail to vote, andr
who always vote right' ." Tiiis class of men
will lake care of thernselves, and will gene
rally be found willing to assist iir bringing
out the careless and. Jndifferent. .It .will
require no tinusual effbrt to -trrvNorth7
Carolina for Greeley and Brown by 5,000
majority? but if we all d our duty, 15,000
rwHoritv is ihAiAARt ' nno-nt tn1 tMnt nf..l.
i" ' I
1 1
piu.i iJ . -VT x-.-i,
1 !-. c.xi. vL.:!.iJ ...w i.j
' "P" "amer -
- . ; ...
.ece; and remember, too, that the 10'elect,
-4 -VT-.-41, -.-i . ,xij J
.vcow xwiui ;v-rwia mav" -uecrae l
the Prcsintifil Istter Thl? eTectionls close
at hand. -Let Us b up'and dolngrf
i Simon Cameron having instit
Z.lfa .v.m -. r ii.. - m
6T,uu purpose oi
giving uanranii a large majority in rnua.
dehphia the Democrats and. Liberals of that
city will demand that supervisors of election
be appointed tWld(( the Cofig-8sfi5pna.. en
forcement law. : This law provides that on
r r
application of;
J --.r!n-- 1 ii . . ' .
I n KI OUUCITUU13 Wl lLiil lie J II IV.
j. i. . - . . . x-. i
'pointed for each precinct,"in these ';uper-1
visors-, sball be men of opposite- politics,
.In reference to the controversy aa tetnA
i.- ot.' -7-
""vl" "" .wvujjf commissioners
unaCTtbew regting theppingpf
!.. . M .
xxivjr oiu aiiuncu m wiuiojinuie poumg oi compieu; auapuiuott-io tne auaiences ad- t'j i tT , ---. .--.-..ji
- j, . vi - fi" Beaulieu House andiPadshun iYflla, TWhetnei; e . ir an -American iTr,;a
s uut apply t j ves
1 sling trnde, V"-t o 'j
seamen fr . t, j
:d in f
to fw.elgn ports, or to 'American orts ct
tlie I uciSc cpas;. hia opinion was given
in response to, a request from the i Shipping
Commissioner at New York, and "under it I
the.. masters pf -.coasting .vessels .can "ship
their dwrt crews.-: -i W.'HV
-
for Forresferjtthe.accredited.-xnurderer . of r
, ' xr it, ''.1 ' ' 1
Benjamin Nathan.. iJhe testuiiQnTjot Anja.
rr " " . Ii : 1 f 1. T !
Benjamin thaa;The testh
me man now wmcn seemsieiy w.conneui,
,i 1 T . !t.' x 11,1 I I
im as ieaas, , wuu iwnwe.w
sucn a manner aa vj euuaugcr mai mwu, . .-
POtlTICAt PARAGRAPITS
Greeley ' stock. . : is ; advancing
f ;j)elano ariitoraeyva.r to speak f
in Ohio for Gnurt.; V :
.r J orney pntnues.tyo cryands
OfE tooutside Republicans wha are rash
tranft. ":. ''''' 'f;',' " lvr vi; -.-l-Cii
The negrdes on the Liberal ticket
Louisiana "are rnakins a" respectable sh6
--v - "
f
'Cl.v."
: vv rir"" ",vt-
cheering accounts of, the .progress of the
Liberal cause. It is eveh claimed by some
tiiat Michigan will be earned for Greeley. I
Hon. Fred. Hassaurek the brilt
liantGemanoratdrTadSeslaaSinmiense
.;- t . '.k . io.,. r tr a
audience at Cmcinnati Sept. 1.8th. . He made .
a powerful speech
m favor of Greeley
m ' i 1 -m-1.
Brown.
v-5 i
Co resident of HamUtdn county,
'bwo, ' Wmsjdffirig'. to .wager a'cent lon
Grant's getting' it This looks bWwhen it
ranvagerang n. ims iooks oaa.wnen.u
remembered that bid Ilamiltd 11868,
is
vviwv -a vmmw j ! vw-a. ,ww i
reeled up.a majority of . 4,500 for ;GranV; r.J
When P. T. Barn Umi Offers, -to '.I
5at up jjoo'ooo on imager 'A;Greeley t
- w - . 1 W
WillU'ntictf - iid -thcrant'
lugh atthe aQer,Jbut declinto takeit up,
which side must we look, we wonder,
.. --r---it i-j. j
the first choice of a. majority of ; the dele-1
gates to the National Democratic Conven- I
tioaoi WyJ tot tne Jtresiciency. ; pledges
himself for work from now until the day of
the election, though arriving from '.Enrope
only this week. . T : . . - .
:J. Willis Underwood, a prominent
rfad respected colored citizen of Fond-du-
lac, Wis., has written a letter mainly in
dorsing the course of Charles Sumner, Cas
sias ML Clay, and .other; AbolitiQpist'ai, and
.pledging his every effort to aid the election
of Greeley. and Brown. . . .
Hennr Ward Beecher acknowl-
edges the blush of shame that came, over
his face when, on returning to this country
4 in - T?n-''' :;nnoon
vi 1. v i v .w r
blackmailing practices m the New York
Custom-- House,3 and the - embarrassments
that were purposely put in the way of the
passengers who could not or would not pay
unlawful tribute to the Custom House of-
or emmoves. '
'A Liberal Ah' Senator Wilson's
lrTl
ofNatickwritestomzW2.
n; Greeley vote will be a rouser
r J I
?W.U8.
238 majontyIe intend to reduce that. to
P
" W i IMfit --wwr www v -t.wk w -
shall poll some 1,100 votes. Some of the
enthusiastic Greeley1 men think -"they "tf'ifl
carry this town time vn only t
. PROMINENT PERSONALS.
'f- ... .'- --
, ' Mr. Charles O'Conor is still in a
decline.
Mr..and.Mrs.J)ion;Bouci.canlt
are ic New York, .... - .'l - jU-i
, .Horatio Seymour has taken the 1
, Tllflntftrv TnTnn . io oo? tr U a
-i ( , " - . . ; -v .v -Ny M .
h ntulA huHrnnannnwiinH Pomnin om
his father upwards of a half a million of
dollars,. ;;.-' .,:-. ; 4 '- "'.".-'; 'V;
Just abrjutnow there is about as
much talk ouout l3mon -About as
i t - a.
kU V UL11C1 AAUlilJI Ut-fUU-i W liVUll ItC llB V tZ HI V I
- - - .i . : , . . : s, - ,
' if 1 1
7 WAU ' -'
r - , , WVS- 4
iti: .ixoiiv xnaiu io xix liuuuuu, iic I
made a verv uoor sneech before the White-1
Count Sclopis and Pere fHva- was. eloHentyx- .Just;r.as.. 1 foimd.J premiumTworth from 25 cwsulT
vyuunwopia a-U fWBW o7on l; locf -!tr j 1 .Our CiwSH PRtnj In smn W W .
cintlie are inBnissels., v . s
i - -.t-- rue kuu: lu int. tiiil k nnwn 7no-r i vkm Mcuona mtuon.- un Binernwminmi hihim f
stump for Greeley and Brown. . toiwear exept his
L- wA7rHHIpISrSriX2Ii?X orable naval suit and nothing to1
i,: 7w:7 irr. .1 w him; jfjtts
rTuM .-V right, I have dbc6vered -vou
VTaYAryrt"
wim a. viuo, August ou. i ne pen is miiini- I
lt's uiup, August utn. Tlie pen is might-
, ., .r . J f f...- -T. V .' rf '
thAVt V f -V- HI Nnrr x" 4B
a iumi LUC LUJ-!-D SB ILia illal IV. - ' : i M A
M Thiers : Is Aviltlna a work
totMU Wm aVfollytas wea i-saperl" Ulloli-i beeVf
1 -a. 1 x l i. V -
"T-";
- . xr .t-jt -;l-a kl-i ' i.t
I flril,t Ar ixSnA
V . v'' -P.JTjt-- .w - ,t
prizes olferea artheMiddlesex (Itfas-u)4!
iipi ihm iiii Krii Hi. i iih. iiiiiii i--j- k , a rvi uuu a a n
Fair for the best specimen, of female' strad-
1" Mr f -i-f-oolrtirJu l1H-fie. A T f. .rt..;.-;l
I ... x,.x , .x -UU4-401-L .U'l
markable. oy their;;tereness
- . . .
f excellent taste ; and, temper,
ttn nK-rZ 'I -nJj:-
,H 6 ..A-v.wi.ia-ucaaujrjiac.
lmTjertal art seen evenr dav in Q streHta 1
hut
53 . ely in
ty, ;. t juX'Jj M v-4
. The ' spirit of, improvement is
pervading every, portion "of , Charles-
ton Bsdurier.
ifCNpttherndhifianri1rke
pr tnern dxumrae rs I are b ein s
arrestea m Charleston tor dome busi
- J :1 rtu-r'l'j '
ness without license
fTheScaterpularsare. pretty-bad,
- lt. j '
the Vjieighborhood - of ,Gf eenwood
bMt j2B rt v-v.JL
: 1
. I
n ,nd oVetdtca to the4 in--
terests of the Masonic fraternity".
r-. . ,
, . Un 1 Ue8day last a small Colored 'I
t --l I
uoy nameu Avooen ayie iiau ixis ueau
eut off while, he was engaged at work
.r m t ' m " , 65 ? , ci
at Mr. T.' J. Tuomey's gin . in Sum-
tor ' 7 ' " v.: : ' ' '" : " ' ' '
iitu, .. . - - . -
j!'rW''7TVJAi ' o.n.n .
It is reported that five'cases'of -guns
' -i vuaucswu vctcr oajro. i
It is reported that five'eases of guns
have been shipped to the Islands for I
. ... . .1 - -r . , . , . , . I
the militia there. JUay. they not be I
for election purposes ? - i v .-
S '
bome of the most proline grape vines
ever known' grow in this yifeinity A
gentleman a few days since, picked
eight bushels of grapes from a vine
he had paid very little . attention ot.
J : ;The ; Charleston iVec savst 'Our
1 . -DaI v!
Florence to say. that a gang of ;ne-
groes'empyed by, the .Wihningtpn,
Columbia and August Railroad Com-.
pany, to build a switch in that town,, 1
ter iaviuS u ""f 8
k0y
A number of inoffensive citizens were
xx v v
that evening, whUe passing the car in
which : they were quartered. They
finally became so disorderly that the
intendant pf tr townas compenedV
oaU out the citizens to arrest them.
j . --r- -"v-tt.-; t -. "wt
U drvely fight ensued; the ..negroes
- ' ' i '
"f
lontTi Jlmn-lro ' rlxm rttdn'. tWi lir
UU UU VAAVViAUVA VV II lit 11 AAvlS VMV I
remainder earneto terms and -were
X of tl
.oUuv-Uooked uir.i On Wednesday moniing
they were examined: by iTriaV- Justice
P C. Fludd, who found eight of their;
g.,t Vvt, niUg iw-- to-m
. Ull VA
dollars each or spend
iaiL" They failed , to
pay;;up, .gp v were handcuffed and
marched to jail at Darlington vpuit-
rnouse, ten mues distanu .r
-V,
. 1 ML'
BnmAroup SpeecLt by JIar w La.
. Mark .Twain was , entertained ,at
dinner ',.by: . the Whitefriar'a Clubf
London, at the jMitirb Tavern, ; on the.
evening of AugustJS.In jeply to the
toast in, msnonqrJuark.thus spqkej
Gentlemen: I thank you very heart
ily indeed for. this, expression, pf kind
ness towards me. What I have done
for Englaiid and civilization ' in the
arduous affairs "which I have ehgiaed
.jf good-that is so, smooth
I vnVL say it again and again
what I have done for England and for
civiliz ation in tne arduous part I nave
, , T , ., . . . . . ? ,
tuiviuiU) -. jiaiv uuue fTtfauu ovugi-v,
hearted devotion and with no hope of
reward. I am proud, I am very
proud : that it - was reserved" for
jne to- find Dr. Livingstone,' and
for Mr. . Stanley to" get -all the,
' ' 0 ' , I
TOHit.;: 1 1 .nncrhtiir 1.' I hnnton ?f at' l
-.!.- 1- -- ' H ' ' I
a '! -ii
wia-vwau 'M-wncwwrm.
yfiTI(hnPa"!
4-liriiaan1a art thnirainHa rT mil-o .-1 n
thfe; wilds and deserts77all over the
kc 6ometimes''ridin!r negroes'.8 and
soroetimes traveinngly,TaiyIdidnt
vm wv r VDO 1 I W nin ntlfl IDA TnOT
mind the rail ornytlunff'else; sarthat
I didn't -come in for. the tar and feath
ers, I found that man 'in Ujiji-a
place' yon may remember if. you have
ever been there and 4tww.iveT
great satisfaction, thataifonna:hii
fust in the nick of time. -iilr found
that poor ; old man ndeert6d by his
gorillast-deiected, nisebl fami
1Dg absolutely famishing: but he
1 shall get another." He had nothing
reneile andhorr-
f
-eat-
j 1 V
ui
and'
fitonlor U lnm W;U' " 'Iv
vf.vj TTx.x xx.iv, vj kuo iuui
(SIOCK rRlT 9Tlfl:wlll rll'tfAVP rrtvn TkfH
- -x . . . . , r ..o .
auuuuuiuuu, gmoa Jjcivvxa, II V lULfpoOAS,
OT TWTI l4,r I O V.n M r. ' v . . . 1 1
.humap h;eart:pau 'desirpj ihet haa;got
rraTin.r.Aina ' n t -i , a w a - - a:
money ii,ttyi tWitim 'Ooinmanioi--,
" t -w - '- - ' - -v ' . '
tioujias been "made with the 1 vhA rf Ri.
-.a a.. . j - i . 1 1 m rS
auu urv iii-uHion. anci TironflTT.v wi 1 1
adtance." We then HUrVBvtfd 'till that
uAnno wQtv.Wwi
cuuairy.rQTO uiiikinrouga UJianoffoH
j.4uw wj.v wwrau unanofiro - i
C I LI III rlta I HP 1 1 1 HIHU IJt-1. Tl Ii'nVT--n. Fn '- i I
BT --vsT.!.-, -klrf.t '.V ITj.-T-..-.v'.,.-rr1
t - vni - X v-T ' T T VXU lri JL
3T?
tf.fl Rov.1 ftArth.lvIL;!.. ! 11 Z2.rr.
n , . O v . , - J .
iK;ll e.
inc. ailed -nn the old mat, wa xvi-raall
for. utterance, and, departed.
- v e have since then feasted Ott honors'
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tnft rPST.nT T.hA r.r1lt. tTlrf I m tviiinn -
r . . . . '
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I rriattprto: rVAf t A? TryCJ-r-rifc-iiIi .ttU
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btanieyjia? tre.iVed znnS-Jiind'
I have, received rtbrVsidpraM a ftniifTTno '
uuiguage ;-Z r J 1 F; t: tV rt.v-.y fVyr-p1 oue iMaweu, vyiurotoroii. c.
PW on T rt in-nirn-i rrh. ami vvl. I -L . .:T . .-,w-' o; ? -.
I and for their. lUtr.iJ 'rtNEOPTLs ost f':EFrECiiES
I'Mi'nUU -x." T. . mernCaSft fiCiCreOltpbut.vrSeiTOUSlV'l v-' fof-Infiame-ISote 4nd Weak Eyei.ever offered'
.... v.w-wwu4i ,uuUff4V. VU9. Vl.lAbU.1
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IsO .acr'-in" tau - r
tb. A; selr p . .rl -
aLi 8f;,iei! ..J IV .tr fcmf
No u.aapF tiuc
ant odor, r
produces Eu. 1.
nrai Brown. Does not stain tae i
in, cut irnyeatne
hair clean, soft and beantiinl. Ibo only safe and
i only safe ana
ts. ractory 18
feet Dye, Sold by
nd street. New York;
w ii- a m m . .. .. . t.- -. ..
4-
fT-OSKOO.
celcbrated'Uedicinine . has at-
tainad a bisa repauuon, as . a-.rUAti ranedy
for Purifymg the Blood. Restoring the Lirer and
Kidneys to a healthy action," and - Zoning np the
SmS "SKWSS. ..WajSafr-lS,
cures of the worst forms of Scrofula, Dyspepaia,
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,, Kidney-'Dieease-
rtionsof heskm. Nervous pWration. AcZS
Eruptions of the Skin, .Nervous Prostration. has
caused it to become sr standard -remedy. It is now
prescribed djt pnysicians ana recemraaqea iy, oar
pest citizens. : .
j'
i dec ?-P&W&riy onr;
1 1.1
" ' ITS EFFECT IS
M I E O TfcL 0 US .
; "ttAtt'S; VEGETABLE
Sicilian
ft ...
flair . ltencwer..
nerfect an
ness.
fakes hair grow.
A better drei
essing than any
VoilV or -pomatum," Softens brash, dry and wiry
hair into beautiful silken tresses. But. above alL
tne great wonder Is the rapidity with- which it re-
ilT!?y.1,lp to S1-1"! Colo5,l
The whitest and worst' looking hair resumed Its
youthful beauty by its use. It does not dye the hoir
but strikes at the root and fHls.it with new life and
coloring matter.-- . - .;wfi' -f
The first application will do good; you will see the
NATDBAL COLOR returning every day, and
,. before yott know it ; :
; V. .i4.. v.,.'
the old, gray; discolored appearance of tne nairwU
he gone, giving place to lustrous, Ihining and bean
tifi
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair'Benewer; ho other ar
ticle is at all like it in effect -'
See that each bottle has our 'private Government
gtamp over the top of the bottle. AU other are imi
tation. - ; -
R. P. HALL & COr,"5Tashna, WHS Proprietors.
' ' For sale by all drngmbts- -n i : S x ?i .s u i.' 4. t
sepgO-eodlwD&inw Fr SuWed -. : ,.- ". ,!,
MISCELLANEOUS J
:A A "D fXT. r JR ' TJlTDTTarrrpTlT
WILL
HFTl TVa" v GUSsT
TO THEIR
N E W STO R E,
;JBaN?8JhoK
-rj..
RMERLT OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. GRANT
on or about
j0L.:-' Oa 1 ?O0.l '
011(iay, Sept. 23X0..
THEIR. LARGELY INCREASED z
iii.
'B TX b l 0T -Ej S S
-
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AND
STOCK
Have rendered, this chaiigejaeef aary.
Are ljeliL receiTei liy : Ef ery Stealer
AND
:ri.
J;:
; Wholesale Buyers
Would do well to examine their stock; before par.
cnaBing eisewnere. . . ,rtt
sep 15-tf . . -:;-;iis;-a vi
NEW DBUO STOBE.
SffST
,. 1
.FrahDras-.and
OPE-fED A LARGE
Chemicals.
- . . . - 1
At his new store, under the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, 6a Third street, .oppottts .City SaU
PATENT MEDICINES, PEBFUUXK-ES IN -
GREAT VAWETT t INDIA 'KUBBEB -GOODS,
TOIl-ET AttTICIJESiow ;
Store open at all hours, day. and nte-i. as
.vat finnav , . T..-.. . ' .
open
. ' im mnnw'iw:-,
T!nn- T-rTol-
Licensed Disnenalr " jrf?.' . , 7
July84wWed&Sunf
Twenty Dollars for One.
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A baci'fbV
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SUBSCCTBE FOR
O TJ" R "V" E EKL Y '
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1 pTf ?ihscriber gcta ac-aca"ati"-bto pre-
W-v I n m A-fcV nr .Tk. l. i. VH, .
r TirmlnT
I Mttec?. !tc'5fS!5
aweenta to $2n; -w-v xu iu,-, , , , x-
i . -oeiays are aangeroua.'. . buobcom immediatery
! got a chance at the large premiums. - -v..
I v AiictTSK-?-We are oitaring more liberal inf
J dncementa for Ctnba than nhrPnhii.ii.i, - v--
i mate -aoney by canvas-iW-fot OUR WEEKLY
;;L?e PV pwwhm Ksi and
i Venus vw Agents sci4 s cent stamn te '
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN - 'J ;' -'-
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umjsicjsjj - ijvtiuS vITT.
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J.. . v BOYS' WE AIJu,
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WemakeaspecUHy. G00DS,ra-TO-.rr
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h i .HOSIXXLYs
1 Vj E-amine our stock ofiaiei andocnts Hose.
, april28-tf
,B.WILU--
oi:-itiri',i:i,;,tTT -
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it-trtrrAcTrj-t& fesf-i. .'
T." -
to the public For sale bv all Druc-tat in th rltr
Price 60 cents per bottle bottles double the oriffinal
izc: ., 1. - ' GREEN fc FLANNER, -.
: ' ' ' " '" Who1e!!e Agents, r:"
.(,ee 14-naclaw Thr. : AX i,t street.'
v3 III W J - VI Alt I ii .
il. ? 7 :-r''-Vrnr c? -,..':
1 fPHE CHOICEST RANDIES,.vWINr, TTS-'
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n : v-w yi-a-aa,i,-t. .-. x.,-,
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" AND BEST:;;
XI G I
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ndarcl !
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"The
T9 SUCCESS ICAOT BE QUESTIONED. W
bcautvand variety of music unsurpassed. .It
should bo a familiar friend in every Choir, Conven
tion and Sincrinz Class I. Price. 21 60: f 13 50 per
'dozen. T.J. . . x . .1 v . v- -
Let all the Sabbath Schools try it" It's 'Bparkllng
gems of Songs Will be appreciated by every - child.
Price, 85 cents.-- - V -,: - .-
iioxni "of- singing;":
For High Schools. v Full of. the. best music, ar
ranged in S, 8, or 4 parts. - Widely used.--' Price, $L
. "T. , . - if dOBtpaDiisnea, !ri ' '-v1-
iQEMSOIvsmATJSSj'v
Two hundred and twenty-live larere paces, full of
the best Strauss mneic. IMce, $2 50. . . , ' . j. ;
-i PHGEiirs haepi;
. A perfect Multum in Pano Very lanre number
of the: best tones for Social Religious, Meetings.
rnce,jbo cents... ,v ,:,,.... .v: j-r; ---.itjnv i
J The above Iwoks sent, post-paid. 1 for' the retail'
price.-with the exception of The Standard, specimen
copies 01 wmcn wui d mauea (post-pua) xor tne
present ior fi aa. - , -., t,
Oliver Dlt son k Co. I C.H.Dltsn & Co.
Boston. (! v . Hew xorlc
sep u-xtaw wea esawtvyeowiy eni , -.r; .
FIEST GEAHD
ANN
L FAIR
p OF THE.
Farmers' anft IlficMcs AssMatioi
0F K0RTH (DAE-Oim Al
A X .-OOLDiB OBOii
10,000 IN PKEJnTIUlnTSt-EXTIlAOR-
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DINABTATTIUCTIONS.
r.
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THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAI FAIR OF THE
Farmers' and Mechanics' Association will open
to the public on Tuesday, October 22d, and continue
four days. , -v .:?. i'v-'.-" w .'-'.:.
Exhibitors from every section of the country are
eordiauy mvitea. ' --- -' r r
... SDlendid Premiums for Racins. - '
' Grand Tournament on the Grounds OctobcrJSth.
at 12 o'clock M. ' " - , - . '
. . Hon. Horace Greeley, of Now York, has Ten m
vited and is expected to be present one day during
tne ram '-. ,
His Excellencv Gilbert C. Walker. of Yirelnia.
will deliver the address on Thursday, 24 th of Octo
ber, at 11:30 A. M. - ' : . -. : - '
David Dickson, Esq., the great Cotton Planter or
Georgia, will deliver an address on Agricultural
1 meets, on weanesaay, uctoDer zso, at xiau a. m..
Hon. C. W. McClammy, of New Hanover county,
will deliver the charge to the Knights entered for
tne Tournament, uctoDer -out, at 1 o ciocic, tr. a., v
For copy of premium list, rules, regulations, &c,
aaaress it. x. J! U--utnjJ, secretary. -'
W. F. KORNEGAY, President
. Golds Bono, N. C, Sept 18-tf -
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AGENTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
GUARANTl-ED ... PERFECTLY 7 PUKE
AND OF THE HIGIHSST GlXADl-.
: oay 19-tf ,r "'4-.: .:
T
Quarantine Ilotice.
A.
ffl AND AFTER JUNE 1st.'18T,
V7
A Aiw AJ : XX bXfc uii xor. xoi,., xxx . x-vu-
lowing quarantine regulations will be enforced:
All vessel, from ports south of Cape Fear will stop
for inspection at the Quarantine Station.' '" -
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All vessels having sickness on board on arrival, or
having had skkness on board during the passage,
will stop for inspection at the Quarantine Station.
..,.;... . . . .
' Vessels sot included as above, may proceed to
WilmingUa without detention. . ' . :-;? liyj- ?" ';
.- i -....'. iA.""v", . ' ." ' '-.:. Vi
f PUots and Masters of vessels willpleaee ' take ntf
, .a . . ; Qugnmtfaie Physician. :
,.i aaay 96-Saw tlNtfvTWtFr- rtJiJdsrpr .-.' .
Bacon and Pork.
1 AC HHDS, AND BOXES 6H0EED SIDES
100 mda" ,adB!93tw,D: f Vv '''. '. ''
C T Ebds. and Boxes IX & SbonMera,
j-. .Si""
-1
75
Hhda. and Boxes Smoked Shoulders,
..vii-A,'.
i Cft Bbta. Pork.
!f0.M..,
r.x t
vi: i - 'i',!F.'"W. IERCTINEl,'!wl"
c-"epjl!--. Jr7,JRd,Nortb.iW Btt
oney ; .Ctuinot Buy It I
' ' FOR SIGHT ISPniCCLESS,
1 But! the Diamond SpecclejwIU Preserve ItV.
TF YOU VALUE TOUR EYESIGHT.USE THESE
JL Perfect Lenses.1 eronnd- from Minute Chrysta--
4 j'eDOies, melted togetner, ana aenve tneir s-rme
" uiamona " on account 01 tneir tiaranega anami-
liancy. They will last many years without cbane.
and are warranted superior to all others muse; -tiasw
nfactnred.bythe Spencer Optical Manufacturing Co-,
CiTjnojr.-None gnnuae? unless stamped with our
'trade mark. For sale by responsible agents tbrowijb.
out tne Union. - 'T. w. bbown, jeweler and vpnciaa
Is Sole Agent for Wilmington, N. C, from whom
tney can only be obtained, jsi
o Pedlers employed.
feb 23-eodly Fr Sa.Wed
t Take ' Notice
rpHIS WS-LE.. lVTSANSF-a ; STOCK TOh
..A -thenewauad . , - rv
;2ai-iOxElorfGi
" Evans" Block , " Everv varictv of croc ,i f-f -tain-
Ingtomy line -wCl be oJercd, 1'nren
ConfccU01.A.cs gi-
li r ' silt
, - !l'rc-
serves, J clllcs, xr.nccs,
tine; I"Iavr
TlX-T lsv--"eS ft
iU pccx-slity; - Croc . -1 ry - - 7-. -
L anO-Cil-isatvarrx-i. ----
i-"Vrr' U-i4i'IENSON.-?;
- 'Psrties fa3i w iT!Tiiassware and Confections.
?t-z6---fders are reBpectfolly solicited.
- . seplO-tf , j..rs-r.:.-r 7. -r -. . - ?-
I Hi l ill! Ili n iiiiiii tl' ln 'V'' 1 ' ' ."
"Tn-DDa1 cards and' V-Sima, CAI3
uA
. : printed Ui the most ei" jart s'e, st
i. -1
Corner
0. jCJ ' i
IN ALLIIV I,.
Country mer 'flouts will do -well by r
Bndexan-i.niL't.Ti. i.
Q.ENERAL COIHS:iON HEr.CITA.NTS ' '
norta water .(toct, . - .
Will give prompt personal sttent: n to the sals' or "
Bmpiueui 01 voiloii, riavai piores, vienoral Produce '
etc, etc' Also to receiving and onvardiiiff goodav ''
ruens buucilou anu promptly mied.
S. ?ToBtorrj W. IL Nobthkop. Wn. A. Ctraxna A"
QOMMISSION MERCHAlVrS
rvj-j. t-r And rroprietors of the , , , .
-WIl-MINGTON STEAM SAT ITIIXI,
1 :"v,n':-i'-!t?4 cv
Cargoes of "Tellow Pine Lumi for any' market
furniBhed.- Special attention eaten to the purchase
or sale of Corn or Peanuts.
) purchasa
: 001 ,4-1 J ;
Autz. JoHHSOir, Jb. . vl B. .B. Bobmit. ,s
0 - . ,- - . . .'-
QOMMISSrON llEItCHANTS, iy ' -' V " :
Will ve prompt ana!. personal att'entionto the sale ' !
or shipment of Cotton and Naval Stores. -i J cl ..V
c
OMlllSSIONf MERCaiANTJi;'" vK'f
f. i And Dealers in
a'
iity' Floury - Hay,
and also Vrah
i uronna meal, r
earlllomtny ,
Noi land 10 N. Water st, Wilmington, N. Cr
Proprietors of the Merchant's Flouring Millk
,.nov25-tf :4 v : Jf. i ,-. W vHvV: tfA; A &
;''v-
0 J-;&:iH-AMSos-i;v.;-: ;;
WHOISli'AND ItET 'K,
?STAl?Ii AND FANCTC -WEtY GOODS '
t r?Tltt Boo S1S , --el';
July 16-tf
43.MABKET STEEKT.
P, MURPHY,1 JOHN .C. HEYER, B. Fk. GRADS
iH -. JO.'DICKSON PEARSALL. .
nurphy, Heyer 6 Co.;
--To-.-'rTc ' ;.;Pk??kiI';.J.- - V- :.'r'";;.i
:; Oommission-Merchciiitsi C
FFICE, Na' ie- NORTH WATER " 8TBrrl
si
ot
Bignments
Cotton, Naval Stores, Peanuts andi
other produce . Orders for Merchandize promnUw
1 promptly'
sep 6-am ,
filled.
1 J;, B; Hatt
riOMMISSION MEKCIIANT-.AII.'';
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n-tUCCSOffiATH-H' A K
BUENOS AYRES SOLE LEATHER, ;
. CALIFORNIA SOLE LEATHER, '
i! ' ORINOCA SOLE IJVTHEJ
if.
'A i
VOUGHIXITHER,". -
Strait's Ban ind Tanneri Oil,
" , 4SPRUCaESTE--T,NEWT0R.'v
Xibetal advances made on conslgnm.enta..
j ' lyl3-6m
rPTIECELL HOUSE, : .
J. R. DAVIS, , proprietor.;
T7ROM i THIS DATE, THE BATEsIfOR TRAN
sient Boarders are $4 00, $3 00 or 3 60 per day, te- .
cording 1
- ( , OAK SOLE. IXAhkb. .: ; ?v- ;
; to location and rooms. . Day Boarders, $8 00 : .',
per week.
Mdiriirs"Eest
No. 10 8. Water St.yWUnilnstntN C,"''
VfElALS AT ALL HOURS THE BEST W-NES J. "
ItJL Liquors and Cigars always on hand. ?-- ;:.' ; .
The publics- Invited to cauTDo lMy L
John I). TToodLj,,
: General'. -Cm-Esia I'.crcM,
North Water St., . WlLml-iffton, NV. C.
IERS0NAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE
i of Cotton. Naval Stores and Country Produce. -Highest
prices obtained and prompt returns made.
vStpl5-3m ..-.., V'.r .-vwW.v!" , r'.-y-y':,
MISQEjIANEOUS.v
; ; The - Transcript, .
. LIBERAL- ORGAN, -
PTJBI3IIE: AT: WASHLNGTON,T D. C.rFOB
r-rrTjix JipAic wcx-NTs..'.;?' y'-
H Let all who desire the encossa of the liberal Re
form Ticket anbscribe for and get tp dabs for the
Campaign TRANSCRIPT. r, , ' ( f I T '. .
: It has the choicest campaign matter, original and . ; ;
. vil-ii. ;. . .' "' ,
-elected, and contains contributions from tome ef . ;
the beet A-qertcan writers. Greeley and Brown are
;snre to win,' and all who desire k be on the winning
... . ' ; ' . ... . . . . . i :
side should subscribe for Tmc' W-itnotos .TaJ--VA ,'
7. 1 .-.., i -. ' . .-',''..,. ' '. - .".V
ecBXFr. Clabs furnished at lf rates an4f ltt o.an. f ;
Titles to suit Xct t2X send thai- orders to. .
-'.riH. TRANS CT.IPT,
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'. V,' v' Washington, D. t'v A7
July a-Sm .
Illolasscs'andCyrup !'
650 -
''.-.'.v.;
i .:U.,i'3'-.'v.-t. V?-;.-;'' "T tv,..;..-!
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Iluscbyado Ilolaases
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V.TLLARD BROS.'3,
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AA the effects of Errors and A' "w-i l'i early life.."7!r-'
Manhood restore,!. - Imnedunci. 1 I-J itnu& re- tt.
moved.- Ifew k
markable remo
la sealed en-1-
AddresB, 1
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o,l t. trci." t. i-.ew auaiw- ,
l.ooks aud t .'-" ' - sent ires, :Jf ,. , ...
2 .oath
pUELISn TD IN 0X5 OF THE r"ST AGBICOIa
JLi tural f .ion. of the i , n a bvl";j222 l
and increa :-Scircu' !iu amo-f the Pnf'. , 7
its Colamns U tb. ia.wrs, ,erchant
buaine-s mea of Wilsainirtos." . JKmtl "e '
throu-. which thfy can co"ii. ' irate wi tt tMBap.j,. .
cl-'m.aii -nusrsof thePeeDee country. $
ness Caras and other advertisemenU inner
en Uberal terms. Addr-,. t ...-At,.'"
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