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WILMINGTON, K. C:
.... Thursday fMoENTNG, July. 3, 1873.
..jCHi.BI.ES A. SANA.
This;;. gent'lematt .-.j edits - the - New
York $unt a bold newspaper .which,
n;.has t ttflJ years ..past-lashed-tlie-
s corruptionistsl- o 'every degree ir the
Radical party. By Iris fearless ex
j -id V9$?& j&ffi.cial: i-ascality he Has
subjected; flupArV, to a number of
- libel suits.. Rather than put himself
in the clutches 'of a Pennsylvania
" 'court,5 wMcnhe 'mistrusted as being
in pUusIoa witl the prosecutor, the
notdHcns ITemble of 'Addition, Di
" vision and Silence" notoriety. Thoin
' " il!theS .hacl exposed for his; Phila
vdelphia. ring . operations, Mr1. Dana
o forfeited1 his " 'bond' pf5,000.
. J he is now -sued -by the Washington
. ' BpaPiif its f or charging
; them with Ui.iwdSibiThe editor
of theT paper published in New
Yorkis bound over.in a heavy bop d
t , to answer before a court 'iqtbe Dis
. trict of Columbia a: charge 'of libel !
; , .This,unusuaiprbeeeding is (ad n-.
der,4be.'principie o constructive libel,
; by which he pubKcatioh'of -a Jibel is
, assumed to be in' every place where
the paper circulates--aprineiple utter
ly false and pernicious, dangerous to
- - liberty and sub veraiv e of all. If gal au
r'tbbHty.VJt'Vfil)e" a spectacle
. , for Americans i when Mr. Dana is
brought before this, to im, foreign
':ttrisdiciOTi fo;charge only
"coenTzable before a New York Conrt.
VBui-sO,;nlaiy ftiiogs contraryt law,
tops(toilielecency have
' been done under ,the jiresenwime
')0luiHs&.&e Isuppose iobodp 'will be
v ?BliocggttMir outfaef h free
neiyspageraof the land must do as the
Baltynprlaze ajad a f ew other out-
spokhfflaj4h.T9. done, denounce
- , the tranmellingTof tie press'Jty tru1
culent individuals who avail tihem-
?selves -ef-the cmrvenienT
"tf Corrupt judges and venal jurie
WTTgaka .'their.'" 'puTposesof Wlg 1 and
, r pelf.Thindepeadejrt;;;ie must
... breakdown this infamous tyrannfy, as I
ructions and abases. Of the merits of
" ' rj,his particular. case we know nothing;
7, -X tion "of v the ashingtoaBoard of
Fnbhc. Works .is not UnimDeacniUle-l. , - xr
5 i vhe fet the" Radical patty bi 'n'as been
pusyiieirrosijjgus snams anasuaiues.
NOT DEAI IBT.
Metin&tephns land
' John Fbrsh'classiaffefet'speak of
; -fcdaKnsMpieenemox jand
. Reriublwan'&.'$5? wlri-V-th wisps,
tmngstbatjneyer (conxe to: . anytnng,
; .onlyj shadows of what .men: wish jtor.
A thousand times jig ILhe last .. pw
years haal&e relietion" been made
j Xhat. no sueh lusion-was possible ind
lately; we haver -bad these; Bag -vatici-vn
naUonsrepeiitedinilQflyi asBuaptibhs
, .thatrlAteiPy
. arise and save the natiohWas b'uried
be fool enough to giv& it :a galvanised
exfeteiicef ifot Jthe purposes of a State
SjlSfij attfran aithzrapl
absjihallr-.raetp pf
officiaTtife. TThey' refuse to see ariy-
vi things V inrAitheYbold' ; attiWde' pf
' "'the' freeV'iuinLnuied:v'i journals--1 bf
the country; rftdw.lamong the most
eyes to the fact hat in Iiiwa and bihpr
States i tffefefiF aJiicy8pmt th1
ere Jong, must devetope.Jin'bpen-re
volt againsliQiailliublican party isP
. now constitutedPJAM;thfcy
leny DimqQ,wnajisj.'gpig gnnn
their- eyes ; in rOhiaC?g,!
'Dem56fat8 aridLbaiiejnblica'ns.
- a oj resoiuuons in Alien county nave
union) nrassmeetiigi :pi all the oppo?-.
nents of KadjgaliinjnyhiQ. has been
called; for, :tbe.i:30th oi July, for th i
'purposed of 'inference:' flintf prha'pi
to form a new party. v 'Sucha..com-posite'.pHyas-Hbis
mighty jedeen
N :-the'old Buekeye State, - . r r 1
-- -We bay redeiyed: :tbe Medical
:;;lwVonhJi j'Journil s of j
poetical ;,edidne
gMt&.It js;publfehed; wilsoW and ;
- is under thfe-'edbfial. andL'proprieto';
'rial control' of J:?T.v Lawrerice.,1 D; T)!
bscriptfQii'p.rfce tfZfJZ
1
- -rh Thr jsponge"; seaaoar ' has com
. ' . w ovurue ui inanstry. c'-'
witfcr- Greeley.1 cIt vfcafieir tlaunedl
;j holy.cdiound who woulj
I auapeoe dojot readthrigns
S-QVieimef hich'iate plain Inuh.
, Theyie.f nseientfain in the
SadiSek'tWentioi jof
; bjr.Pe earl rui.f or wo e lyyyffs
'Oneof thiTvOTsersof-the.Gdveni-l
ment expedition to go in search of
the lost Polaris.
ariSy in Jthe regions - of j
; and icehas left' Newl
etern ai snow r an a ice,
York. TlicJitniateg will be followed,
by the mAS-toon-asJthe-Meces-1
sary alterations are made to suit her
for the purpose intended.- -This is a
'st.rnnrr.i cTitn - Trr pitrritppn 1110111113
old, and hSj&aLALtQpa. rg
. TrT , the recent. overproduction.
She has been emnlovedrin the seal:.! Jv.i inAv v--- - tr.-.tUJ.
! ' 'it,;1 - ' 1 1 '1 1 a a r ' ' I
trade. Slie'was purchased from Jing-
liish mej-ffhiwits, fori 00, antller:-
lofiae owners "wnk"repurcutiKo
for $40,000 if she gets backs from the
Arctic seas uninjured. , t n
In such mystery is the latter,,) .part.,
of the ill-starred Hall expeditjiofi?
veloped that public interest; in the
ainMStftq fleecier Ce (ftf8 or her.
v -..-' : - : - .1 ' li.r
nrfiw will he as creat as mis'
warm weather will permit. Hut pub-
lie Jnterep spIyf f elhsd
just now with the thermometer far
up in the nineties the average citizen
of the United .States is more iitei-est-
ed in the difficult problem how-to
keep himself cool than in. th more1 mi-.
intereB?e1andpnilan thr68 undertak
ing to prevent-Capt. Buddingtj)n and
his men from becoming too coop up in
the land of 'eterhaliceue'rgs.
TIMELY TOPICS.
The crop of sugar in Louisiana! f or the".
past season was 108,520 hogsheads; This
is a decrease of 19,941 hogsheads on the
yield of last 'year-aod 36,861 less than the
year preceding, while, compared with the
largejcrojoXJlhe-.last raised wijk J
slave labor it snows a falling on amwvat-
ing to 350,890 hhda. The product f jbk'
lasses also show? a. decrease.' of user; 10 per
cent, compared with last year. Under "the:
terrible political condition of that i State,
these figures arenot tg be: wondered .at.;; ,.,,
It would be highly gratifying to ct the
great State o,f Ohio once niore right, pplUif J
cally. - The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks tt
can be done in one way, and it seems to
believe onmonTway. "It says: uf the
farmers will organize immediately and in-
effigently 'eryi tMtJfef the State,
hold a State Convention near the last of
July, nominate a ticket of high character
and .one . whiclv fitlvr- jepresentr. them,
they can felet it; The Democratic -Conven
tion would endorse such a ticket on tie6tk
of August." " . :
llr'sfaiqcB fQ taiBrtJorsbip oi
Massachusetts are looming up. It is said
there is no man of great calibre to pit
against thejgeajt ia-the combat; hence it is
Lf eared by decent Republicans tliat he will
secure the nomination, whjch in that ptate
usetts .eiccts iiienCJiutler
degradation, already great.
will be complete and utter. 1 -
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Of the 374 deaths in Philadelphia last
week 201 were ofchildren unde five tears
e tagel j Out .ofcievferyt w-nea&s anion
children under 10 years of age, no less than
19 were of those under five years the
younger-childreff dyingat the rate of nine
teen to one. Now, here are facts for eep
consideration on the part of parents land
physicians.
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PALMETTO LEAVES.
a. ALliflu Jviokii. liaptist tnrnTCh,; m
Columbia Countv, celebrates its ceri-j
tennial anniversary to-day. The-
church was fenuded in 1772, bejng
the first Baptist Church founded n
tJeorgia.
enimn xui u; rv xxarueir, -on ceacn us
land, baturday before last, was re
fused bail, , and has been . sent j to.
Edgefield jail td await his trial at the
next term of the Court of General
jsionsi.MATWt 5-l3ait f-J -
:. The Georgetown Plant of Sat-f
urday says.A-bram Hernot, ahas
Country, was accidentally drowned
1 3ws injFi 6l$Ma-
cumerv ueiouKiutj W piie-urivx;,
and got fastened.
1 i.:.
"... .. Sefe.ifceer4Jk?Io4lecB.
A Washington letter states that the
Hon. J. K. Liuttrell, Congressman
of the Indian Bureau, an account yf
his recent yisifcilo the scene of tl
Modoc war, and says he has been abje
to arrive &i oniv one, cQnciusum. in
reftreHefe tojtrajmelyVithat- n3w&
.caused by the wrongful acts of bad
white ; men. He was informed ob
whaKseoed toh'mr feliable'uthoritv
that the JVIodocs were compelled tp
slaughter their horses for food on. the
Ilnhiresetjini3KBa e4
nSusted .this means of subsistence
were compelled by hunger to seek thfe
fishing and hurftrng-grounds on theij"
"old reservation on Lost river. Mri
Lnttrell urges an invesgationTpf the
caasetcf the Modofe Hr, and'Ttgfmi
to say that never was there a time
since the organization of the Govern
ment wherrtfeilPBoT'rnuch cor-j
ruption . and swindling riot only
against the Government and thepee4
pli?i;b6. ,ag3unat.the Iri'dialaastH
day being practiced on the Indian re-?
servations on the Pacific, coast." I
Miss Hoilett, Chicagoinew lady
lawyer, has studied Jaw tfire vears.
aBwaiIadlhTttidJt6Uh4iar fte'r i
severe, examination before the Su
preme Court..' There ;were twenty
three gentfe&fenHii the class, and she
surpassed them all. The average.age
Both militaries companies at
Fayette Hie art Whaey unffortnl. "
I la nlmnt. fhp.
y", The Cincinnati Ohronicle insists
- ou rwhniug Murafe Halstead for A
WT 9( ohio- ' ' ..' (?'
Oov-
MifthapT Cochran -.Was' shot by
Joseph Forsythe.yn Baltimore,, ou U
Sunday night, in a" light, and it is
supposed will die. - 1 :.
- The hail manufacturers in.New4
England havel agreed , io stop: their
Massacnuseus clergyman, ioriy
vears of asre, xvas wedded to a four-
teen-yeafs old girttast week, to the
scandal of tho'people. . f .
.l'ProCeBspT'HbaMkeeper, of Con-,
nersvilley Jodiana, U got acquainted
with a pretended preacher, .johrail
iWd irain'J and was robbed -of $800.
' The number -oP-the primary
schoplSj.ii ..Germany is said; tto ,,be
60,o66and the number of .popils: in
theni ix millioBS between the ages
of -, and . 1.4j?. a.? yi h Kvn'c -ujO" . j tUmMi
hu. Therei:was .trUeisense of 'the
-delight of .intimacy 'jAjjtlieigirl who
declared that veVievieRioyed?' her
lover so well as when" she jtold hi m
hJmanyTpJiB 91 stockings ishe had
iivnHefenessViHhe young Insh-
inHii vviiu Avas icuuv auuuioicu
nave stood ior. a moaei wnen Anuiony
Trollope wrote his novel.' ' Phineas
rS-.It is sai4!that A man in Pennsyl
vania owns a Bible -11 7' years old that
joasneveHliad-ks-' leaves cuti ' The
only 'tbing that a good.many u enn
sylvania' politicians have ever cut
about:tbjeiroI21bJe:is its acquaintaace.
Tlie soiif6f ex-President Jeffer
tli tei 'l lleisrepresen ted "s a: ioble,:
rjght; bdy'boin tefLpct bredit
upon jiis parents ana nissecuon.
-,;'iTwo yoong nien i in Burlington,
Iowa, quarreled about, a young: lady
and fougnvit iout 'Witn pistols. lney
did ho t succeed in killinar each other.
1ut one of them sent "a bullet through
the legof a small boy., and"-their 'ln-
JurHior, tv'asH'tiafied.1 ' I
rersons; says tne 1 . vv oriel,
who possess the leisore and taste to
debter their time exclusively to mat
ins: will be interested in the annohnco-
ment, or a iroaaway resraurauieur
that he furnishes "a good meal all day
for fifty cents." ? t.HHr?
A will is' registered in Waynes
burg, Pa which contains the follow
ing remarkable clause: I also give
to my beloved wife one red cowi one
three-year old colt, ana the remain
der of the kitchen and household fur
niture."
: - Postal- oards may be '.sent to
Canada -from the, United 'States by
attaching, janj.ofdinxiry one-cent stamp
in addition Ao.the,. stamp printed jojj
sent to the United btatea. by attach
ing an additional " Canadian stamp. 'n
- If Russia ever does conquer and
annex .Turkey, the rest' of 1 the civi
Kzed world will at least have the 'sat
isf aptioa'Of knowing that: massacres
bf. Christians by Mohammedans, such
as that which "has just occurred in the
lovice-of "Bosnia, will be thenee
torthvrmpdssible. '
t; A divorce case, principally re
markable fronr-.ticrfact that both the
petitioner ahd-eorrespondent are cieW
gymen,-arid that the wifers.infith2lity
oCcu ect , wniie .sue . was on- a -visiin 10
ber brother.whtt , also axtergynftan
rr-he' : being s vicar ' of parish ':)iear
Rotherham, "and his J curate being the
guilty person-was heard a f c w-day s
.since, tinIoadon, by Sir -James1 lan:
Ben, :Tyno raa(ieLa ueceo nisi,', wun
.;t
Xlt Hon'. Allen G. Thai-man.
The- ,Cinoinnaii Commercial : has
mapped-out the ground for- thertWo
pot4cali parties; in. Qhio. rIt hisjopg
weJmeditatiu On the situation and
has had a fewmmntes , conversation
twith iigentiejmaitin f full possession
of a large fund of information, lit
onnr.lrn1ta t.Tint. TTnri Alln d Tfinr.
man will be the Democratic candidate,
for Governor in Ohio this fall ; that
heVill make jthe race and.-xniss, the
goyrshipiuKiwillObhisiown
successor in the senate. " Mr. lhur-
man. won the Senate, by .making :the.
me uommerctut, " ana ne is not sin
gular among human (beings in; look
inginpon Mraself as Capable bf Idoin'g
the same thing twice"
Walworth as an Author. .
2A'wnterWhl0KcwlYbrk Times
who-has:apparently) read the novels
ml cue uiiB -.niausueiu a racy ai
onhpasrWltra9h'is letters'-to his
wife, . conies - to, the conclusions that
theauthor of."W.arrock,'5f"finding t
pdssiblel toAei'a-'genms, and too
much trouble i to. be a-i lunatic," had
"dbera.teJyV adopted idiocy as a
profession." In. this line,' the, Times
arLiuie miuitu ne was a iuosi, uriiiiani
suecss,"aconclusiQa which lie i the
more,ren-eorcjng'f or fear
some-pOrtien oMheuMKrmlght be
-deluded lufco.TKinsideringy bitn a liter
rv :raari:!-' 'afidT Bo'Thharffiacr; bis ' inde
ijencies- ana Druianues to- tne literary
proiession.
' ;-Thet'3esceridant8 of GeneiaLJohn
rStafk, the ; revolutionary r hero, pro
pose io euiarse iue cenieiery iu i.x ew
Hampshire:" in which his bQdy.,jests, J
co'naitioni ' ;a ,"'.;!:: r-f ,
nboiit 14(t candidates for admissibri
to theMilitary.'Adademy -wefeJaely
exajrqirjoJj fiSJio'f whbjiJ ipassed both
the Academio and Medical Boards;
I'iftyrfif e anafdates T were Tejected
an;d "twelv? nominees :failed;to report
for examination. f Anotlierexamina-j
tiori'Willbe heldln August. ,rVj. ,
son Davis3has"f ecently become ! a! ca
et m .heTifMnia Militann Insti-
DOltVSf ITV DIXIE.
- Ex-Governor Charles J. Jenkins,
of Georgia,has- booh: presented witha
goia meuai, yotea nim,Dy ine; ijeia-
ature.ot that bfatoV last.. year..- v-r
-A partylof lfv'eu assaulted the
trrti mnraliol . nf . Camilla tVin nt.VlPl.
day. : They were successfully caged,
however,. -before-Vany damage- was
done.rrrr- yi
: ..-. f. t--' . ,'r" "'ir:r 1
A murderer at Me.ll.dlnJiUL
Msslppirasketo on then
Fourth pf ! Julyv-lanjrthe judge kindly
consented,. as-it would help along t.ne
proposed celebration.
- Two policemen in JMle ltoeK,
Aik put out in a boat and resetted a
young mail from drowning oneafter-,
noon last week, anden nauiea mm
tefoie k cqurtnd had; bim: fined for
bathing m the riyer before sunset
Hon.' James . Ross,-! of-. . : Worth
county,' one i the vieterans of th& war
of 1812'J bad 'one; of 1 his: liip-bone3
uruh.eu uy a imiwvywvx uaj .; -m?
IS eigntY-nye f years:-Or , ' age, anOi.xne
accident Will probably" '.tetOXlOate-ia-
tallyf
coloretl socieiy iii albotton,,
Kxa.. is CUlieu lue evuieu iiren!,
They meet in. the COOl ofthe evening
: .-.'. '- 1 ' ' '."t ' .i :':
Once, a iWeeK, anu tue 1 rutjeiuigs 4 V-t
riably end- Vtfith .an 'attempt bh Vthe
part of, some of the more -prominent
Tnpmhrfl tnmh pari, nt.hpr'ft eva'
f. , ..i- - ' v y. ', ; j-.
' ' IJ" ' : - " ; .. .'
TJj; .iNewoOrleads 'Picavune,
(De.ruocratie
ie):Bay8 of : the Beauregard .
: u It is. a LonisianS, propo-
movement
sition-for Xiouisiana aloii
-to .save
- . -p . , v
garruteu, oy uiu, ,t7. a
who n& w hold "us by the .throat.
heartily support-the great end sought
to be obtained. r We heartily assent
.. . . . . . T II . .1. i
law .tJifi -whitfi YT-ftr.ft nosspsKesJ v We'
merely desire a political unification of
T 7 " , . . i i : I '
...... . : , aw i tiii
. c'. Tne Process of Kmbalmlns. .- v
V iTin nrnnoHi''fni-; thA
- - : .i' . j , , 1 . . '
, i i " J,
f.y "movi jHK.vwowM-vi p. u
processest 3Lhe Circulatory. System
JS cleared.' thoroughly ont-by "W ashing
With C6ldf water?tilUit! issues iquite
clear frorn th'rf.h- This ' mav " o-
cntv tvrd to fivfilmnr Alfiohbl W
' r.T n! . . ,
injeptea go as .apstract-vasr rnucn
water as possiuie. jiuis ; occupies
about a quarter of an hour. ...3. ICth'er
'is then injected to abstract -the fatty
matters. -.f.AAis - occupies ' two to ten
hours.: 4.v A istrorig solution '6f tannin
is then injected. This occupies; for
: 5. LThe
body" IS then1' dried in ' a current Of
bf Calcium . This mav OCCnOV tWO tO
five hours.. Tie body lsthen perfect -
KWU; ofo irr.
" - ' .
J-K- -tt HH-J" UW,J
j.wu,iauH .ejuiiu. ispecuaeiis wmcij jre
a8 hard as Stone, and- retain the ishape
IO glVO ivne COlOreu :raC6 all'Tine; ppitl I :Wiuou KuuaimnauMs.' - iae puDiicauon ana u
icai rights- and privileges Under the tribntlon to every hoqsehold being deemed,
perfectly ahd equal t6 the " best, jwax 1 same wilj be attended to at once.' If any Health offi
models A'tnore simple form Of in- I cerahall neglect to make complaint at the .request
iectioft. suited for" ' anatomical bur-
poses? consisted bf
... . ....j- . . ...
3fiycenne . . , . ..
Softl'Sugar,.;.:.
ilipjirts.
Nitrate of potash.
:tt !
it is. found that, after saturation; for
some da VS-in this SOluti6li the lilfts
become' comoSmtlveWnndtrdctihle
and change' neither jihize-nor figiirei1
'JL Tunnel Sccon4 Only to tliV HOoaac.
. . . Tie 'BaltinwrecandfiPJot0mac tun
nel 'isV l -withTLtbaf excentioteof iti
; Hbao;Tunnei;ithe largest V'dii this,
side of the Atlantic,' JIj; -tva8, built in
fe'etpeT month peing7veonstructed ifdr
ia portion, of the route. .Thd ground
was broken "upon June l,5rI 671,' and
upon the 27th of August 'thelayins'
of thjinasonry begnq ; f romithat
uiue. io ne present tpet woric tias Deea
prosecuted "with i mkrvelous3
and the tunnel isompleieddnd
a;dbnble trliclcjaidilougu
force T'; emplqyeda upon i thes work
ranged frbnt,40a to "00 Taeii Kt ijnter-.
ent periods,' and.'th&epenei arnonht-
ed to 'hearlv-$l)b.Xi(w'perl '"'
. ' - Foree of OaitliU1"-07 !
On the-motion of' Mft?; & Black;
the cohVerttibn'ofPeh
adopted' a rqyisionV that every; metn-;
ber f thet Legislature within twenty
daya.after ljottnitorsWirtai an
bath . that he hasuppeV the co!n
stitution to,1 the'., best., b!rabiiitiy'
that hp has listened knowingly Ho- no
corrupt private Solicitations, that he
has'taken fld b'riberyTioraided!.ih iinV,
r&AiUam .s:-. tl
ThemniVwho has , taken ; a .bribe
would, pot heitatewtatake thts loath;
and; a -dozen qtheW If gpmething;
flsore effectual th'pathpnnot'be.
found .oiy'iiV'poiTnptibn, v-tbe
Peri nsyl van ia vcon vention' will have .
..b.ejejd.irj;jga '
, In.., Great Britain.rtwo.! men's have;
died within a feWf-mpnths who each '
ledi)ioin 'the! tihieofetifc nd; the oth
er the practical eldI.ih4phl
losopher, and TJrassey, the Celebrated
railroad.builderV'both of whom owed
nothing directly Uo i university train
ing. The present most 6mihehtjSnet
f lish : thinkelr iri.
upejuuer-is tweoeiievej-a"-gTaa U
ate or.any scnQot m learning.'! VYal
lacei the great naturalist, has had no
ad vantage; frwrrreollegff or university,;
andimany 6tnera could'be' mentioned'
,ho are influeneing.European thought:
or a.re, leading its practical who, have;
not'' been members ,6f ttbe, learned 1
schools.'"-:v"'J'-- - '
. A . general vand 'gevere ' drouth ' prevails -from
NewEngland to Western Nevr Yqrk,'
includiBgftlL.6f &eyt :Jersevr all of Eastern
PfiUBBolvania, aBd-most- or Maryland "affd
Delaware. ' The bordees are not -well de-.
.fined, for the arid: and moist lines shftdo in
to each other, but a wide section " is 1 ti-
dude'd, -land'' the - best and: ,hlghest ipricei
f armiS'iu the.' hole 'couhtrv,are:iiov and
f have been for a'mocth suffering1'' badly for
v want 6f.s-rain',v' LagV.weelC'light shoyers
ien over tms wjioie atea. ana vafi grass was
SPECIAL NOTICES.
'Howard A.6clatlon Philadelphia
- a- r. - '
Att-ii8titutiou ha vine a hisrh rtfrmtation for hon-
"lorttble conduct and profeseional BkllL Actiug-Siir-
ceoD, J. .. MUUUtiTUJM, m. v. assay a ior x oong
Me0 sent, free of charge. 'Addrese, .
niayS Sm- No. 2 So. Ninth Bt;' Philadelphia.
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers, . .
Don't' fail to procure MRSr WINSLO W 'S "SOOTH
ING- SYRXJP'f or all-dlseaees Incident to tho period
ef teething in children, it relieves tne cniia irom
pain, cureB colic, regnlatea the bowels,. anl byiv-
- rngilBiief and twsahhtonhc-chlld, gives rest the
malfbH
,. -mrs., winslows .6
SOOTHING SYKCP.",. .
fox sale by all druggists. 3 j
jahe34-eod-6m tu-thur-sat. - ;
. i . v, . ;
MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
City of .Wilmington, N. ,C ),
( ' Jtots 23rdj 1872.
Jb it CUizens of Wilmington ; ; j , ' "l
rpnp SEASON O?" THE TEAR HAS ARRIVED
when it is usual to adopt more than ordinary . sanita
ry measures, to prevent the . Introduction and
spread of epidemic diseases. ;
' Our City at present is fortunately free from any
i - nniedtate cause of alarm vet It is imbotiant that
energeUomeasbres are adopted "by every citiaen, by
a watchful care oyer their premises, and giving as-
m will not east ft ffloom ovr th! cmnmnnitrJ To
I avert suchalUsaBter and mlrfortune: it is incum-
r . .. ...... .... ....
4enton an residents. to cneerroiiy accede to tne re-.
quests of the.-Ctty .iAuUioriUes .'and not" wait
compulsory orders. There are stsingent Ordinances
which mper? all ;bwners or occupants of lota to
keep them free from noxious weeds, filth, gaibabe,
I h other, matter liable to engender disease, with
I heavy penalties for an infraction Of these Slanicipal
law?-! .
: ' trust
that It will not be my unpleasant duty to
pro seen t any Indiyidual for neglect of adutyim-
3 safety
ever, is
I. poseoior personal protection as wenasuie
I plain, and should tt be necessary by reason
Of com-
tlon to prosecute any citizen for a neglect of the
provisions of the Hearth Ordinance,' It ' will not fee
I. 1 .V t itl . a. .-. RIL 1 1 1 " ..t - I I
1 , ,
I k - na nestfid tfnlace a,b
ln6am?or6aFe,:on the street adjoining the prem-.
J-i'l iscs. i By so doing the Qlty carts will fee enabled to
1 4o a much greater amount lof wortota reiiovaL It
T he. ctistonv on tb ErincipaJ; business
I streets to put store sweepings, papera and wastd in'
"t8; this is prohibited by an Ordinanca
4&8 tat- it also entaus a very considerable ex-
I pease to-, coUeet in heaps Ifor Temoral.1 -Hereafter,'
, 1 barrel or fic must be ised or this purpose, and
the carUwUIpromptly. remove the eontonts ol the
I' . -The carto-wfflMjnore , traah off, at aayimei,.
1 nioreeclaDy onThntsdayPfidays and J
.1 nrdays. .'. WeeoB may bo - thrown on the-streets, in.
l v or piies.andwiii oe Wved fat ow. W
Other collected matter must be la barrtlsm boxes-J'i'-
uisiniectanis may ne. naa on.appucaaon, actne i
arehal'sfflce, furnished by tne City to all citizens
tree of expense.- The Health'-Offlcers, 'who- are for
convenience charged with receiving complaints from
tovUH the premiBesof aU
ecpndiUon theBame,are
citizens and Instructed
persons to report on. the
designated by a yellow rosette, worn outside of the
J coati Td avoid the complaint of 6ne citizen against
I with maiatig compUinta npon Information fumisliear
I v.i--,tI--. i a- -i i j -a.
1 u Vltrr . v"vuu y
office when not m9re convenient to make the same
ton Health Officer. "Any' person wanting, the acmH
i enger cart to visit their premises may notify the
Health Officers or Bend- word 6tnis! tiffldeandthe
of citizen and faU to bring notice of tuch eom-!
I 1 .1 if i. i n 1 a- I
ed Bofllcient cause for his suspension, and any com- I
plaint neglected or not duly attended to will be a
sufficient cause to bring the officer before the Mayor
for a hearing. : . '. - '
.With tho full, co-operation of onr citizens, aided by
I the enforcement of the law against the careless and.
Indifferent,' It is to be hoped that our City .may be'
freed fromihe calamity of ' any -great mortality so
Imminent at the present time. ' ' -,
- . t . GEO. W .PRICE, Jr.; City Marshal
june zo-h . . ,. .... i
V, AUSCELLANEOUS. 1
Corner
Fourth and
Market sts.
Isold, agent
for the
'.TUNING
; renown ed.
Weber ani
Gbehle Pi
WlLMINCTOri
anos(form-
8(foi
rKn
is
verly Knob
april5-tf
Tobacco, Starchf Strafe
1X A BOXES AND CADDIES TOBACCO, ?
.15 Bbls. and tf.Bbls. Snuff, .i-. i
60 Boxes Starch, ' ' 1 ' ' '
r 85 Caaea 1 and 8 z. Snuff. " r--, T
Pot sale by. : ' - -f ;
3hn9tf
- - ., v. W. ItEKCIINEB.
Caiiy; ' ciilles, latcps ; BcIinappsV
QQ BOXES.CANDY;
, 175 Boxes Candles, ,. ; ,v.. ,.: , . , ! ' .
Cross Matches f'; ' .' J . ,' f
- 250 Cases Schnapps nf' v i '-' j
For sale by F. W. KERCMNEi
juue 29-tt . JffjjO and.S9 N,orth , Watei- Street. Vi
11 v
JULY 1st, ,1.873;
Account on. our.. Books will be
... . 1 i
AH Bills due by us ,vvil. be paid
u- .. -oii'-pTO8eitaiIopVv"
.i .
.MXJNSON COIX
...... .City.Caothirs.:
july 1-tf
f e -Hate RefeiireOiSteiiBr 'TflKt
... - cnotefrrof-oT !
PUKE FRENCBr CANDIES; p J
:.; : . h inried Flsrs. Prunes. UateBl c :. t
".'' U Fresh Nuts, Lemons, ApplesL '
Jellies, Preserves, fec,;&C .- .'i --V-'- ' :,T
lep-ir , L, Vi , WEST, A CO.. i
The HalxgliWeeli
. - - - :
LAUGEST D A1IT, AT TlEDE G AFiT Alt
THe' Oliest ! Daily.in tbe. State:, irnt Me J
THE SENTINEL HAS BECENTLY UNDER-'
' gone changes and Improvements Which make it
one of the best newspapers of the State,'
circulates in. every portion of. the State is
and as it
s second to
none as an adyertiSins medium- Price
b SEMI-WEEJlLY SENTINEL. The SemtWeekly
.Sentinel is unquestionably the cheapest -and best
paper of the kind in the State. Price $5. : , .
.... . - '.'jf.s-if it '-' r .;'".'":''--
THE WEEKLY SENTlNELi-The ' Weekly 'Sen
tinel is among the largest papers in 'the ' State, and
contains from 2ft to; 80 oolumns of choice Teadinff
matter. Including the latest telegraphic' neWs from
all parts of the world. For the- present no advert
tisements will be received for this edition Price of
subscription, $3 in advance. 1 Address - ?
iRErWJd!
ap a.tr . ; jinn TlNEL PUB. COMPANT. '
BUSINESS CARDS.
A. ADfUAN. X H. TOLLXB&
APRIAM & VOLLEBS1
f Corner Front and Sock Sts., " - -.
' WILMINGTON, N. C.
WHOLESALE GROCERS s
.. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Country merchants will do well by calling on ws
ana examining oar biock. - - - . -nov as-it -
& CO.,
I yimKKALMMIS8K)2!riIEItOTANTS;
j wiuumiu fl1D'
WXLMINGTOW, N. C.
-, - . - T 1 .. UK'
Will slve Dromnt Dersenal attention tcr the sale or .
shipment of Cotton, Nayal Storesi General Produce
etc, etc. Also io receivuiir uiiuiorwaruiiiK u.;
2T Orders solicited and promptly filled. . .
.7-r-: :
' B' F
BIITCIIELX. & SOX,
. . .. .' ' it:-1
QOMMI8SION, ilEECHANTS
n
j.
And Dealers in
Or aln. Kloirr Hay. (and ald - i'rel
Ground Meal. J?
eaniiomiqjr jt
:r i'!" and -Grits.'
Nos. .9 and 10 N. Water st, Wilmington, N;, C
Proprietors of the Merchant's Flouring Hills,
&OVS5-tf , v'.-if-i iJx. -.it, 5
I ISJA'T'Tli'Nr'A T 1FT'TRNT'!- 1
""'.: yb.SPrcpTfttox,'
n I.,.. .. ',' t .1
ONLT FIRST-CLASS HOTEL EST THE CfTY-OF
.' - ''TpilJQjpOijy; fiT
-t-t7. 1 .
On
ATJTJ ATvlTl AITTRR
,THJS DATE,. THE
rate for tranbiknt bojlrp, wiUjbe $3.00 and $2:0(V
per- day,; according to locatioa of Saams.
june4-lmo f ;..? ,j;x-l.it J
' ; ' vMISCTLlMjrOUST j '
'' " '" v ::t-- -' y ' ?
'.rthnl ' Tnn''- "nfl wf nhW5.nnnlo4in I
SAYINGS r BANK ! )
JNO.' WILDER ATKINSON:.
THOSH. McKOY
, . V.yioF President,
d ua vvuuet auuuwu. ui auuubuu o .aiainiiua. f
Alrich Adrian, ot Adrian VoUers.
JsaacB.GraiSMrt PrfisidwtBank NerIlandver.
Thds.BiMcKoy,of WiA-WMtehealJ ,84. I .... J
.uuy.w .v.. r.i - i - . . i
Hunnel TNorttiron. or Kortnrou & camminarJ m
Qeorge Wr MUam8,tf wiijjmg Murohiion.
. . -.-...- . . -. ; -
rpiIE ABOVE CORPORATION, -CHARTEREp
JL by act
by act of the General Assembly of North Caro
i rLffilkanS onA
ui3 L.;
Una, is now
, i , . T . . -v ice naearaend b rrrJrrv -i;: i-
-itt a - n- Tur tTO - n r j m a. I liurm rii ii.ihii ki i i mcniirita i n .-.
. ' DIRECTOUS; ; ,h tSJSS
renarea tos receive . aeposits ot uruii'i: nsvaa-H
EIGHT PER, CENT. .INTEREST
V- ft tiV.j
will be allowed:
r
-Theaafetv of the -Behnrities. the constantly in-
creaons capital of the -Assocaatioir, fthe liberal i
rate
oi interest, ana tne cnaracter
;onue nrmaKmg uus tne
8ATESTAND BUST PAJTNQ SA viNGiS SCHEilE,
- K i
ever offered to this pmmunitje.
' 1
?,WJ1,tt?ll,
"lfff ' XT -
-a ' - . i- - p'. . ?$
Jifteen days notice required to draw but money.
Deposits received at any time by the Secretary,
and'
sso. 41 MarKec streec.-
. J
li ft, t
Juneft-tf
l ire
A ;;M A K V,I JSf. &SCO.
Tie Oldest &LillaEiif?Wcf Sis
" IN AMERICA 1 ",',,
T'lIKSB SAFES ARE MADE WITH THREE AND
JL ' four flange around the door, of refined 'Wrought
iron irames, yntu augi corners,-ana
Warranted Free ia"3)ampnqsst,
. t '...'' "V. ; v
- " Piom the Scientific American, May 3d, J8ti.;;
Since the Boston fire we hare eiven some atton.
tlon to tne real merits of various safes'; with a view.
oi supplying our own office" wiln tne, best article rn
the market, and have according made selection of
a dry filled Alum and piaster Safe, manufactured by
Marvin & Co:4 265 Broadway, N. Y,-, . t "i i
We will deliver these Safes in Wilmington at same!
price as charged by manufacturers In New orfc
june7-tf f; VraiAED'BEOS.iAgeitsl
2.500 Acres of Mat$ZPer;Acre
' ' . vTtt
n. vajLuauie jriani.au. cm.'. uiiereu!'au; -
; ;
sacxuice.
I t . - .'A.nA J.
nated on the-Waterea "river,1 about
miles from Columbia, and within a few miles
Wilmington. Columbia and.Aususta Railro
no w-oCered f or sale at five thousand $S,W0) dollars,.
ueium uie war uie piace wbq Y2uuvu jn. jijxy iiooua
and dollars. Soil fertile, adapted 'to the raffiiflg of
corn, cotton, rice, Ac, and abounding' in iimber of
every variety. " ' ' . j
.Besides the dwelling house it contains' bat-buildings
of various kinds. Liesparfly. ia -JUcblaxd. and
partly in Sumter county. Terms' cash tn advaneet
Annlv tn - . . . i . r.
RIVERS -WEIOHtJ
. , jaal4-tf ... : University Soath Carolinao. J
: ; f i
.Mayor's-Office J :
.t
' ' CITY OKrTOIOTINGXOJr, N. c.r;
:i ' .'' : '. ' . v'- ' Jnne 4th, 187?.
i73..
,All
of the1 late Bbardof Aldermen, previous to thellst'
of Way; 1873, will be presented at once for payment,
i mi personS !fiolding?them! aM"dieste"io snd
th'emupforcecflonimmedmiely...o
r lxP? r aV 2iv.f R CANADAy, Mayor,
A CAED
iJXft.yiNat)utchased t!he interest of Sir. Brocki
wfll continue, to conduct. the businesa at the did
-f-ii. )),u tiO- iii. w:.ii i
stand, N 1 granite Bow, where, I wiy be chappy jta
Bee my old friends and cua)inera.iivjb l jfill j
-n-tfo.,!;: 'iH '&rI;a;;WEhBj
y. ... .. ... ;t i " ar-iTLUiiry, e . i-1
IytTBLISHED EVEBY THUESDAY AT $2 50
,1 per annum. Advertising rates Hberai' i
5 Wit BaiwARfv Agent. - " - 1 (jan if
i ; , Bacon Babonfi r
rijunfeiSl-tfi - f5-' ';tV WTLLAraiROsT
QAIJV AT
:-i.'i1
St
AND tRT-TOB EL'
EBRATED - ' -
Ward Brand .
Iar
ALSO
'Bra finx Imported
."ate
at
racterpjr engeipentoJiimT CAROLINA -
aVSftiWQM: .COMPANY.
arltet sireet- l
INSURANCE.
: '-" Richmond,' Virgin
Over 15,000 Policies Issued.
. .zAwuial Income Over $1,500,000
ProgressiYe I ProsDeroiis ! Promjff
' I SMALt EXPENSES,. SALL LOSSES, SEOll-
Ilf.
. INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE
. ri -it if " tj '
,' M1U' r AND .GOOJ, 8FEPLUS!
1 1
Prcnitnmg Cash, PoIicSes Libera
A nimai Division of Surplus,
t5' Insurance Roins, 5 N. Water
8t
t -.
W. C. Carrington. President: John T. v..,.
President; Dj -J; Uartsook; Secretary ; j. j.
Assisfiint Secretary5 Prof. E. B. SHiith, Actuary; b
D: Harteook, Cashier.
narJ3-tf
.Rooms.
$27,000,000 FIRE INStTKAlSci! r .
rfVA. J5KSENTKD AFTER
PAYING BOSTON LOSSES. '
itteenlnsuraJice Co., of Liverpool and
k SgC
- 10,000,000
Comnanv
sew
I pwnixinmrMic'enJmn!iVifjVi:;:" iMi
' I Yirgm ia, Hdae. siirance Company ' of '
, muuuuuu, vauiuu.,.. ,. Sf
' : "
I hxkink "n. , a . , ...
. y
LIFE-iThe Oohnectiout Muiual of Hartford.
.. aTkinson & MANismio
,!- .. General A?snia
-rr
I ENCOURAGE . ..t
J --" V - MOMK.lNSTITl'TIOAS.
!i J,' i. 11 "Mi.
(.;,f Security gaijist lire. .
f -J.
b"TbJa50ainy-i)biies to write Policies, at
miae8ol8ur1&prSper
fair
f re8, on au classes ox ?nanraipioperty.
I ' All losses' are jgpmptly- adjusted and
ljT.HOMB?iBrapi3ly.groing in public
paii The
favnr kii,1 .
appeals, with confidence to, insurers of property in
North Carolina; - ' ' .. , . ,
' ni Agents in aliparts of the StatA 1&Y
ETbATTJLE. Jr.. President. v
; tlB..ROOT, Vice President '
;.( SEATpNGALES, Secretary.. -
ruiianM uuwriiK, aupemeor.
i ! i: ATKINSON & MATOfOfa. kr.rxti
-; augtf ' ...Wilmington, N. a
MIELLANEOXJS.
' 'f v"
' A 'Proclamation
;.Jg V THE OOVBBNOB -
. OF NORTH CAROLINA.
"EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
j:- BALitia,-June 9th, 1873..
t Be it-known to-all whom it mav concern: That in
conformity with section 8, chapter 153 of the acts or
the fieneraLAssembly passed at the sessioa of 18Ts-
'73, in relation toi amendments of the Conetitntion.
L Toiv Ki Caldwell. Governor of the State of
I. North Carolina, do-order so much of the preamble
. of said act as sets forth the alterations proposed and
BglGCU tu, Hill UIO BCGUQU IWCUUU W BiUU UU U IK
;: hitlsdrtShs
ad- the -DairrEra," and thl "Daily News."
a:iki'."BHwiik - joiu ieugm
i oi ume in uie louowms weeaiy papers, pueusncu
in the various Com;
:onai Districts of the State,
-tost Disbict "North Carolinian,
Elizabeth
vicy ' jsxpreaa, vy aJMnngton.
Second. DistricbVNews." Goldsboro;
'Mail,"
.Third' Districtr-"Star,'. Wfthmgton; "SUtw
xnan,'" FayetteviQe. ,
vFiffli District-iNewNorth"State," GrccnsTroro;
."Ohronicla," Milton.
' fiixthDfstrictT-BDempcrat,' Charlotte; "Spirit of
, the Sowth, Bockmgham. :
. .Seventh, 4 District "American" ; tatesvillc ;
S"WatcbmaB,"! Salisbury.
r Eighth .DistricW-" Pioneer" and "Expositor,
Tlliat 'pbrridn of the preamble ordered to be pub
1 lished is in -the following words, to-wit:
" AVhkkki.?, The last General Assembly, (three
fiftha of the -whole number of members of eacd
House concurring',) (he bUiwmtaming the samehav
1 trig been read three times in each House, propose
. tbe following alterations of the -Constitution of the
Stale, t-wit: Alteration in. relation to the public
debt; alteration in relation to the office ol Superin
tendent or rnn in yy qiww- retauuu
fc i v-a , wfwacnm ui iciauuu iv k---
the General Asoemhlvr alteration is relation tow
(e Commissioners; .alteration in relation to Fat
erat attd other fefiicer taflding-offict"
, .The evcond section of the eaiaact ordfered to be
'published' is in .the following words, to-wit: ,
- It shall -bethe duty M the Sheriffs in each anu
PVPrT MTintTr in tha Utata tA Arum nnllR fit -the 8eV
eralalBctiou precmcttmhte'couutyonthesaid .
Thursdav in Aneuat'ext. and -file same ghsll & .
in iffi
afternoon, when all persons qualified to vote
cording to the Constitution, may vote for oraga
me ratincation or eacn oujje saia snicuu..-.T
those desfalngTSftctf'afiignaments to vote with w
written or pciiitad ticket itFoa Amendments, .tnose
of a contrary opinion to vote with a.wriktoT print
ed ticket 'Against Amendments.' "
''-aoi3--jp hiJ t"";:1
The atfeution of .County ConMniraioners CTdjB
Spectors of the' Election is also called to. the 4tn
tfpnpf said act of Assembly whieh Pfo,vlf8S
separate .ballot-boxes shall be furnislied wr w
amendment to Demoted on.'
Done atowCitrof italelgh, the ninth f
lu B.Jime, A. IX 1873, and in ,the ninetyseW118
. . . year of American Independence.
TOD K. CALDWEtL'
Bv'theOosartadr'-ili
J, B. NiATHHET, Private Secretary. . .
''June ll-soof " ' n -' . ; " , - .
"EGrS iTAILS;
" 25 Toi
pus Hoop Imhu
4tl75 Bbls Giue.
.. Vor aale by ; P. W. KEECHNKE
fWlf-.lt,'M and North WterSt
i'THETIONEEK
Published every Friday, at
-tTAk A LARGE AND RAProLv' mQKEgf
jLLcvrculation in the Pee Dee eoon.try-rt!evrsof
r 5 I L t
live in sentiment, M lauy apporue wiu
ottr beet tirizena. ' , ' . :-.-,.-.
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