WILMINGTON", N. 7..
Sunday MoENiira, Sept. , 7,-1873.
IiA BEPVBUdCB FJOAHCAIS. :
It is believed that -the -Frenolr are
on the threshold,, of revolution of
some nature. .iTiere is no grave ap
prehension entertained,,.we believe, ot
a contest "of Vwnia The ' fighV wili
doubtless occur on the floor .of the
;Assenibiy,rwhra the last 'change of
administration took place. The As
sembly will convene during that pre!
ent month, when startling events may
be looked forVj 0 . . ; 4 f
Tie condition of affairs in France
at this time is critical for any of the
principal factions striving for the as
cendancy. , .The, Republic has probft
ably more friends than the monarchi
cal coalition, in the country, .but not
in the National Assembly., . There, for
some months, .stifling process has.
been going on, and a not inconsidera
ble majority ia found firmly arrayed
against anything bearing the name of,
Republic :1(But . .this ..body , does Jiot
represent France It is a reyolatipn-
ary body : of the most cowardly , in-1
stincts. .;. All its legislation )has been
partial,, tentative, and its spirit has
been : from -first to : last factious . and
explosive, without a spark of the fierce
physical courage, however, of the
Assemblies of the two previous
republics It is emphatically a rep
resentative : body of class inter
ests. -The people of France are
mischievously misrepresented by this
Assembly."; With all that has been
done since the immolation of Thiers
to garrqte the freedom of France, the
sentiment of her people remains Re
publican with' probably an accretion
of strength due to the course of the
grand conspirators at Paris and Ver
saille8.j. , .
What under slightly different cir
cumstances yr& might consider the
next : strongest faction, that " of the
Bonapartists,' are ' also weak in the
Assembly' and in the Cabinet. "We
do not, therefore, from the rather
vague information that comes by-
cable and mail, regard this party as
possessing even with the moral weight
of McMahon's sympathies, any. con
siderable importance' in the political
movements now going jon and soon,
10 cuibimaie in me. esiauiisnmeni. 01
some kind of government. We turn,
then, to consider the strength of the
jotofir. moriarr iLifjJ. faction
branches', of the. Bourbon house have
made a temporaix f nsion, by which
they hope. -lo Seievate De Chambord
to the throneP The plot is to use as
far as possible all the conseTvative
elements in the Astembly to 'procure
the proclamation of Monarchy ion
the .assembling? tof Ihel legislature;
and then counting upon a maiori-
MsMD pagans
- of Bourbon restoration; they expect
to flrtat ttollilisirfcridh liver a recon
best-laid schemes, and avenges the
cause of down-trodden right in a way.
1 littjft dreamed . of 1 by ie oppressor,
ahd wrongoerr3 So it mty jU mth
the tentative Republic now seemingly.
IoapJ tJtMderlhtteeilthe
old tyrants of France. Thiers is stUI
livugihgVolf "ana: worn with
, the inirratiinde of the mainritv m tlm
legislative body,:and:the French still
" , Tl
love him and huzza for him. " Vtve
Thiers P is aslrequent as, M Vtve la
liepufyiquetf an4 ioth formulate an
undying sentiment of Frenchmen.
Yesterday the,. Democratic State
. Convention of Texas nominated t&
fitt-be fiis3 reported
lohsr our wJeeTaoh
ic distatc?jls.
The nomine for. Governor. Hori
ltichard Coke, w a native of Williams-,
r burg, Va. which placer be left more
than twenty years ago. Three of his
brothers residea-tWid-State-one f
themtftV1gsTe;lJof Edentqn,
wasrjTeyojf i8
a prominentman jn the Northeastern
part pf our State- , An uncle of Judtfe
CokefougbailaeLA'ith Gov. Wise
. -. near Yorktown. .in , I ft32. . -
i ,;. 1. ! ri id 1' 1 . i I 1 ,1 ',i :
1 ne nommaiion , or J udge Coke
,was effected ibyi.thev withdrawal of
,riiishnwpM.jivaI;.,C61.,,nubW
tmvsixin. rDauov wnen lke.was
nominated unanimously 'by acclama-
f tionrfamid'great enthusiasm, r This
I'i UUIUUiaUVUa- ai vuiupilUCHI 14J tb lai
ented and worthy man. ,v"'
"Jill JrerKins.fc?- wn.M3. j uiau uxan
Marks, a,. .veteran, jbaggageBmasherj
'experienced- religion; at Koufld Lake
"1! and has smce contessed irt
nnen otTnVr tHatr e had smashed
structed palace of the Tuilleries. But
timeaCtCTLiteocis lntfilxftwlest
tsekert whicln
.-.lO.-tbp .business.
FemlBlne Shoulder-Ill ttlns.
The English ladies as well as Eng
lish men sometimes hit from the
shoulder. A Miss Rudman,lives near
Bristol, and owns a small piece of
ground. Here' also resides Mr.'red
erick Smith, who claims a right of
way over Miss RudmanV ground.
The lady resisted - Jflo attempted to
force"- his-wayj " and put his-hand
hroogh the bars of the gate is order
to open it. Jo use nis own words in
Court when the case was tried: .
I TVfiRA: Rudman "hit straight out from
the shoulder with her-clenched fist,
and struck me pi.t.heitace,it She re
peated this 1 th'reeutimes. ' She1 also
raised her foot, and kicked me more
than), once Sin 4 the arm that was,
thrdufflf the crate-bruisiner me very
much, and making me sore for a week.
one men seized piyf wautuig-Buv;.,
wrenched it from ine, and struck me
several times on my back and shoul
ders. I never touched her, but told
her if I was doing wrong she had her
remedy. i-t " s
George Alford, ttarmer, snarea no
better fate, .for he, while assisting
Mr. Smith, received 'one straight
from the shoulder of Miss Kndman,
on the mouth." ' Do you know who
you are hitting tn. said the farmer.
X es. said he . lady. "A was me,"
said the farmer. "I know it, said
Miss Rudman ; ' "you have' no busi
ness here; Til give you another if you
don't got. Mary,, go arxL fetch my
big knobbed . stick; Til show, them
whether they have a" right here."
They did not wait for 'the knobbed
stick, but retreated from the position
and left the ladies victors on the
field.
J.Baltimore Ga2ette,Iday.
Tit Late Hon. D. W . Brrlneer,
t
The remains of Hon, D. M. Barrin-
ger, of North Carolina, who, died oil
MondayattheWhiteSulphurSprin
Greenbrier coantyi West s Virginia,
arrived in Baltimore at 9.20 P. M, on
Wedhesda v. via Lvnchburcr. "Va irif
care of Adams Express Company:-
xne remains, wmcn were m a metauic
cofiln," encased' in a: jineJ Jbox, were
placed in the warehouse of the Com-
pany, on- wmo- arenue, iroin wnence
they were removed ' to the establish
ment of Messrs.; Henry W.; Jenkina
& Son', Light street, vesterday xaorn-
mg. tren. Jttutus isarnnger,ot v;nar-
lotte, N. C. brother of, the deceased,
and Lewin; vYcBarrmgerand Martin
D. MrJSarringer, of Raleigh, N. C,
sons of deceaseov: Accompanied the
body to this. city. " At 9 . o'clock this
morning the remains will' be taken
from the .Varerooms: of Jenkins : &
Son to Greenmount Cemetery, and at
1.10 o clock carnages containing' tne
relatives and friends of deceased will
leave the Mount Vernon Hotel for the
came place, where the funeral services
will be held in the chapel of that beau
tiful city of the dead.
f LI 3 m m
Sickness and
Deatlt fro:
ImpareJ
y ' r ,., ,. rater. - "
The village of Aeedmore ia a set-
Botetourt, Va., around the base of
Tinker mountain, some few of the
families T having their-houses across
the line -ih Roanoke.v-In the whole
settlement , there : .. are some two
hundred or - more -ieoplei t About'
seven aeains nave saaaeatjoccttrred
among these villagers; indicattn g tnat
poison bad in some way been inddeV
ed into iht systemu ' On, visiting the
locality f :11. ?a at3pnce ap
parent. Instead of using fresh water
springs, 01 wmcn mere are none ex
cept at . long, distances, the afflicted
iammes nave oeen using ine. water
irom noies, qugt in tne pants at tne
baw.iofatbe r hUL where an . imphre
milky-or muddy water gathers. ejjbldjgnttractive tor human ctf bidityj;
recent ramsTfayei made these pools
doublv imDnre..bv..washincr into iHem
mm irom me nui saaes on wmcn
most of the cabins' are builti
Tne KatUsb Cafclle DTlnace."
t
As indicated by cabl dispatch the
Englkh Catholic.. Pilgrimage Jto the
brine f pt a he beatified H mur, Miria
dred pilgrims, the Irandt embracing
representatives .of e.th? ost4istin-
euished families in Britain, took their
departure, f rom Iondon. L-The Ebg-
under theVnsDices a very influen
tial committee,'' at the head df 'hich.
are found the lTuke-of Norfolk and
the Earl of. : Denbigh ; the secretary
jpeing ixra jry aiier ja.err. 1 ne move
iiiriil. wiiii'.ii lip ipvpii Tnrvmvn-nnrTi
inated iolely araong-thaityhas jthe
sanction of -the- Catholic bishops,'
iArpUViJo jMa;iningaxin4ah-eady;
euv a ieciai tuner 01 wnnen ap
,prpval to ihVcoinmittee. i
Ilrlzbter Days for fflexleo. i
flThe. Journals of Mexico tak a very
cheerf ul Vie w.V)f the prbspe6tsaof that
repu&iuj. :Theferferaeai'say9that
it " apijearsf.nowas.jf the long and
, trying ordeal throufrh which Meieo
vuiiyu u.u4ea uiabiast enaea.
'11. ii; .r. . . m ...
f-ui8t,,HJKerjpg j enjoers or tn
Tepic revolutfori have , been extin
guisu"eafihes''c6untr wmiite f$m$tm& m wisely Jad-
iuimsierea, m strong in the confidence
any local distvirhances, that, may oc
cuf.' Mean while1 the" country Is mak-
luii MouunutuuiesssHi iiii t uirecnona.
t vmiure-jisMia proving, roanuiactones
springing j op,: rauway&Deing Duiit,
nd.theTcaue which have been most !
aptiy&jin, producing internal discord 1
are being removed. " .- - j
inS&sisslpbrasked dov
emor Power for hlaaautographr trndji
don for her son, who had been. en-A
APOje. jpegiUn'tiary :'t for totie
y?ari ;The young man got out and
fled from the State. v.-,..t ?;
Alacpue,tTdrar'4-Md'nraT
wascmenbed; esdiyiPlxlhiin
LITGR4RY NOTES,
M. Thers, workupbn 'TheAtls
jn Ralywili be issued. j
Fenimore Coopers ?bee hunter
jtill lives 1 in 'Michigan, aged 103. $ '
- Olive Logan has still another
new Tbook in preparation. Her last
novel has reached its eighth e edition.
Joaquin Miller is passing a seal
-son-with-inisterGladstone-at-hisI
county seat in Vales, Ha warden Cas
tle. - -
rr Mr, 'Walt. .Whitman is .recoYer-
lnsr from'his attack" "of "paralysis, and
is seen qnite? bftet itf the streets of
Philadelphia although be walks but
lttle.. -(. u t ,, . J ii if '
ProfeesorAksuSeeley, of "Ecce
Homo" fame, is stated to be engaged
on a life of Stein; theVgreat reformer
of Prussia, after its overthrow by the,
first poia Tt'i fud r 1
Goethe's .Faust," it is said, is
partly borrowed" from a legend, and
r Tif' aiV.---4.i -'!!. v
juarguente is mue. ue lwvuiiuyr,
whom Goethe knew i-when, . like his
hero, he was studying alchemy vl " 7 1 5
. i t a if. lAW&ni'iriayLt v.Ji :
Address 'of tne State Committee A
Vistas' Demeerats1 t -Vote for tne
Farmers Ticket. ; . ; "
Th"evCnairman of JtJieIowa JDemo-
cratio State XDentral Committee issued
the following address on Tuesday: i "
'Your ommittee haviag observed in
dications of a popular ( uprising; amid
these 'outraees "deemed it unwise to
fcana-StateonYehtibif ;bf the De
mocracy, rather preferring to await
the fusing of elements , in an inde
pendent Convention before it should
communicate with I its constituency
:xne. iree4 con yeniion, at xes juomes,
"has been, held v It . Appears to us jto
promise 'a ' strong Tbllowing, which
will the more nearly : equalize the, po
litical forces of the State.- There
must be an opposition party in Iowa
If this be not the Democratic party
it must be another Dartv. and if it be
not another it must ' be-, the Dem
... K ' . -.
ocratic party.
seL then, when we advise the Demoo
racy of. Iowa that the Anti-Monopoly
j'latrormxMmiams xxie germmai ineo
ries of Democracy and promises rem
edies for the : evils herein named,
which the Democratic Dartv1 has
proven powerless to correct. Wheth
er the new organization shall render
necessary the continued existence of
the Democratic party .depends upon
the strength it cancdevclbp?i KBeliev
ing that its purposes are right, and
that its triumph rwilL secure for the
peopie. every gooa aesirea oy a pa
triot, we counsel its active support
by all Democrats who seein the part
nersnip or tne leaders 01 tne two old
parties in Congress, in measures of
fraud and plunder, an indication jthat
the deathles principles of Jefferson
may reach the people through a purer
cnannel and cleaner bands.
- v 'i 5" : 1
nianesota Farmers Platform.
' - - Their platform ' is very long and
diffuse. It denounces the existing
senrient to individual interests; re
fuses to support any person for office
who wiirdeny, or object to the exer
cise uy, tne xegisutnre 01 tne power
u reverse ana annul at any time any
cnartcreorpnviieffe orso-cauea vested
riehtiior any prsvilefire claimed tobe
involved in any barter , to any cor
uosatiuu ur raiiroau wmuu "experience!
has shown may bo exersised by such
corporation to the detriment of the
public welfare; favors tariff for rev-
enuexnly; favors governmental im
provement of the Mississippi, and
other riverr opposes lamasalaries for
vvi cheers as uiceip 10 maKe oraoe-
I and-denotiBces the Credit Mobilier
and -fAheimanagement of 'the State
treastrryj-. &y'
r - A erand recention is to be 'ffiven to
Mile. Christine Nilsson, at'tfie Ar-t
cadUff CluV,'New York,'on the even-,
ug of the 18th.- j Downing s -Ninth
Itegunent Band of JOCL .pieces,, wil
tender the Club 'and its eruest a sere
nadeVthe Swedish: societies will tender
their countrywoman a vocal serenade,
and tttfrff will be a rare entertainment
in the , Club" House of a musical and
literary caaracter. - xne iuo- lenaer
thersaamejjComplimenttto.alviniS on
the 11th inst and to . Tamberlik later
in the season. . e uVjf I
BleCartr.
The-Richmond naners fitata .that
" --1 I t 1 ( , 7
the case of VV. Page McCaHywhb
ia charged with the J killing oJbhn
B. Mordeqaij-Aviuiealled in the Police
Court Twtrwonnng,5 and coii
cused, Dr. Culten testif ying that ih,is
condition at present. was 116 better
man at tne time ne was'-saox. our.
appearai
r r A" 'dru liken fellpw,wamleied into. a;
thus accosted rum: vti
. " Whyyjaraesdo you knp,w)(hat
condition you are 111 1 .
" Yes, m m m the gall or pvness
and bonds of 'nquity, , Ask jno some
hard que'shV8.,: ' " j
U.fetasnresiBed his o&ce
of Secretarv'oftate of Mississippii
tending probalytOjCoMne)himfeeflE;
in the f uture'mdre closely to the dis
charge PCjOntiea asPresident of
Alcorn University. --jo
-ik.gtory da currenfeXhat WUliam M;
000, recently, , that he .wottHbe ac-;
'quitted, In the endfll'thcbargea i
brought against.him,' and -liat nobody
-McCarty ill-befa bailed j hynJ ustiee
,Wbite in Jhc.suna pfj 1 P,000' . for his
appearance in Uctooer. uinj.u ;
; wunw tai.e wio uet.
a. SPEECH OF CASTELAK.
Itennbllcans Blast Realize Tlielr
Those who conceived aud presented
great ''ideas .have nqyer realized or
consolidated them in anyx epoch of
history. I desire that we should sub
vert this historical law. I desire that
the Republican party should have
been Drooheta yesterday, bat should
be politicians to-day the'party of aii
iaea yesteraay, out me party 01 ac
tion to-day the party Of' ypposStlbu
yesterday, but "the party of; 'govern
ment to-day r tnat it should transform
itself,, and:, naturalise .its; statesmen,,
and its parties destined to command
without abandoning its fidelity to its
.!!! .i Wt. i i . . . -1- i'
laeais. vv nat a mourniui speciacis 1
-Hie uiusi wuuruiui Q;cvbuit3 iu Eu
rope ! P All that we ; have defended
has been realized by the conservatives.
Who sustained 1 the idea of the auto
nomy of the Hungarian ; nation?
A ..republican, Kossuth. "Vho has
reauzeu iu ., a cuiiservaiive,, xeaic
abolition of servitude in -'Russia? A
republican, liyellef of IIertzen.-Who
has sustained xtt . An emperor, Alex-r
andpr U.Y ho sustained ? the , idea x of
the unity of Jtaly?, (A republican,'
Mazzini. .J Who realized it?, A con-
the Idea of 'the unity of ' C. ermahv?
The republicans of Frankfort; Who
has realized it? . - An imperialist, Cses-
arist, : Bismarck;; iWho has 'aroused
the republican idea, three times stifled
in France because .the first 7 republic
was a tempest, the second a t dream.
ana tne mini uotning more, tliania
name who has aroused it? A'distin-
guished tidet, Victbr Husro i "a creat
orator, Jules'Favre; another orator
no less illustrious. Gambettal - Who
has consolidatediit? f-A bonservative.
X biers; so tnat it can never, be f con
quered by. the monarchical -coalition
of tpe Versailles, Assembly . nor des-i,
troyed by the sword of the man who
presides oyer it' to-day, the geherai bf
the Caesars: Whalis it I seek? What
is it I desire? To what have I devoted
my whole life? In thinking of the
advent, of ,thp republic, in striving
tnat, the republic should oe: made
with the rapubheans, by the republic-
cans, ".but , for, all ,. the .world. v And
now what can I think? " Can I believe
that your conduct, that your proceed
ings, that your cantons, that your mil
itaryiuprisings, your praetorian- dem
agogues without name, without title.
without responsibility,' can save 'us?
JM o, no. ; H romthis cnminal madness,
this most insensate of suicides, we can
only expect. the speedy .destruction
and the irremediable dishonor of tne
'"' ' xiseoa,rteons Politicians. " a
- The Will county Anti-Monopoly
torxventioni which met at iJJoliet on
Monday last while it did 'many ex
cellent thmgswaseedlessly ungkl
1a6 t n n a h . n - J it 1
xb uosseu Bomt very puny, put acunir-
aoie resolutions, . ana maae . some
strong nominations, ana, unaouptea
Iv, if the, members' Of the 'Convention
and harmonious in their purposes and
direct' their energies aright the ticket
will carry the county this fall. 'These
facts should have made the Conven
tion moremiableTgenerous, and Gal
lant than , it was in its .'treatment 'of
Mrs,,r Mcintosh, "whose, name ,,was
t before it asji candidate for
School Superintendent:" 1ST a election
naving taxen ptaco on, tne nrst oaiipt,
Mi 'McrntoshV fitness for th place
was icabvasseF( by several ' members,
upon ' the very absurd rgT0undK that
theparty "wbUrd beT held -up" to'-fecbrn
and wealcee"dTflr&oiae,d. a-o-
.Tfitime'astdng passed since! it
wna a. TTi HT.T.pr nT Brrrn rnr n inrtrriin
offernerself as1Jawcari'didat,e,fdr any"
position he.ts ; atfied tofiil As'
raras strengtnis concerned, we snoald
riot W surrirised iif ' MrsT Mcintosh
OUVU1U pVfW DWVligCOV IUiH
on thelctSffiKusTielp elect the
weaker loneslBbi certainly willJ if
there is any. courtesy among the voters
or Will ounty, .or any realizing sense
of the fact that an educated woman
air 'ether, things brangeqalis jusliaa
avdilable for the superin tendency of
county schoolsasjaiiledacated man..-.;
Upon the second ballot, Mrs. Mcln
tosh was nominated by Iear'inajoih
fix ief1MftcUe8. Sha
was 6claii43cnee," and "tnen
the convention ref used to make her
nomination - unanimous,- a 1 cuStbm'
Whieh has been observed1 in ndmidaV
inar conventions f r'om' tlmo 'immemb'
rial. TETwaapiece of petty spite
unwortnVofT'the
. Mcintosh "r and! thS,,iBpite. was , yep ieel
upon her. bead,.:.apparently,; because
she was a woman -
1
The f alllnSiOf b Nw lark Denied
1 i!.- erstle Coaventlou. : i,Ja
TwehtV of' the thirtv-three"'ihenn
bers'brtbe ' Dembcratic -State Com
mittee met 'Wednesday' 'at;; the 'St.
.JMicnoias ixotei,.: auu uismissei
a lauQuia wav trie time- ana terms
of calling, the State Con ventipu...Tlie
proposition to unite with the JUbera
KepnbucrrrPas'callv-was not enters
tained. v.' Upon - the proposal 4 to iijr
crease 'the ntfinBer of delegates1 iud
give'the Wberal Repttblicansa ije)-f
resentatibh' 'inf the 1 'Convention'' tnere!
Wai a?divislbfi!'sentiment: '-bnt 'it
'wa firiallV left to the"de,eisio.rf,o,f khe
bf indepen'denWcltiolit i'TKedan'
xne usua.ioruj, wiwr -ouiv vcrysgeu
pi-ftt Ifi?tiat.inii'Trt ?aTP Whirs'' whrt
i-Jii iSofctf isaDDointfeenF was.
acuuii as wuuiix rnvnc nu mo vuww-
- .'i .."Is
tion to unite in the Convention. .'.''
MS
ieaAel'ittiens 3BMfel?eeD fess
iMdi1radbis'bodVKaihorriblt tau-
bervicthe.oo Ten
clere'd toli'umahity we'feai-.-4 t.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
$ PE ATI'S ASTHALjDIL
Aleo)ttteIy ?:Jo. t Perfectly odorleu. j Alvrlyg unl
Barns'
in my lamp without danger of
tarn luum iiaUne qualities rapenoi to
or; taking:
fire. 'Manai'actarea expressly to ttispiace tea use or
volatile and dan
noesible lest. an
niDYHI II T 1UI CU11L111UCU
Millions, of gallons have been sold and no accident
directly or indirectly has ever occurred from
ling, Bwrmg or iianuiuig iu
in iramenec yearly loea-of life and property, re
nt from toe use bf chearf and dangerous oils in
the United States, is appalling.
ers throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the beat safeguard when lamps -ar ''UBed. Send
for circular. , .
hnles&le by the nroDrietors. CUAS. PKATT &
For sale at retail or tne traae eeneraijy, ana mi
6pO.,
OS Pulton street, New'Sork. - "'.
i mx flfjeUa&ra AEeikrK RItlaeni,
i von I lau to urvum jiuu, w oiai o o w x ii
TNQ STRUP tor all diseases incident to tho period
' w .H A m C tlf KTOT TT,a OAAV1
of taelhinir in cnllaxen. It reuevea tne, cnua rrom
mxin. cores colic renl&tes the bowels, and by eiy-
Ing relief and health, to the childy gives rest to the
motner. " . ,
Be sure and cn for tshi.v uu
"MRa WINSLOW8 SOOTHING SYRUP."J
Tor sale lyaU druggists' ' i ' " '
june24 eod-Cm tu-thur-snt .. ,u ,. , '
il.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ib.voixnu.
'ADBlXNft TOLLERS,
. Corner Front and Doek Sts., .
-v - -.,... WIllMINGTOW,: N: C. .
TVTHOLSSALS GROCERS' ' - ' 1
V f f - IN ALL. ITS BRANCHES.
- Country merchants will do well by calling on us
and examining our stock. t tux l, -u: snoy 19-tf
MOfFTlTT'dc CO., " '
f-tll 5-li.vr- -!-.'-Mi . - .;i !.
ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , '
.. NortU Water Street - n v:?" '
! WII4IIEINGTON, Hi C.
Will giye prompt -personal attention to the sale or
smpment 01 uonou, JNayai stores, uenenu i ruaucc.
etc, etc ajbo i recei viag ana iorwartung xooaa.
fj& Onicra Bolicitea ana prompuy ttilea. -eep
SS-tf ..-. s:tr,i s.- jf i-'i ; naa
B. FJ MITCHELli & SOJf,
G
And Dealers in
Grain
, Flour, Hay, and' alao Fresli
Gro
round Bleal, Pearl uomlny
Noa. 0 and 10 N. Water st Wllmhxeton. N. C. I
Proprietors of the Merchant's Flouring Mills. - .
HOT 25-U ,j
1VOSCELLANEOUS.
i
HEAD THIS:
Binford, Crow ;& Co.7
u nr Have Just Received, ;
2QQ IALE3 HAY PRISm HAY, x , . j .
20 000 BUSHKDS WnUfl CORN,
gQ) BUSHELS OATS, S00 BBLS. PORK, " j ,
O A A tblfc "and HMsJ SYRUP, ' ' j
t(i Hhda. Bacon Sides and Shoulders, 300 Ksgs
uu nails, ouu udis. rjour, cc. c . '
i; p . For sale low by .
B1NTORD, CROW CO j !
: ang 84-tf ; a : . ; Souta Water street
Jirst ? 06-0perative Store.
JJAVING BEEN APPOINTED MANAGER OP
the abore store, I will conUna e the business at the
Oil Stia, corner, front M Dockets.,
.-. Where will be found constantly a foil line of
, , . iesi, Family ' Supplies. '
licceivlng Goods by every steamer, we always
have them fresh and are determined t sell at LOW
EST FIGURES. Give ui a calL
. sept 6-St . i .
A. G. HANKXNS.
Who Wants Him ?
: A ., COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN, OF GOOD
J.X. character, long experience and extensive ac
auaintance in the counties along the line of the
Carolina Central Railroad, will accept a situation as
went, ooK-Keeper, salesman or travelling agent for
any respectable mercantile house or firm in- Wil
mington, at reasonable and satisfactory compensa
tion. Appiyatiniaomceiiumeaiateiy.. .- -augS9-eodtf
fri
Fresh ! Teas
lTTST TNBTJY WHILIS'tHEY ARB FRESH
O - and in full strength. Best quality and always
J z-ji ,i- 3 M.v.i J.aSTEVXNSOX'8.
iresa can oe oaa u i .
eept 6-tf '! ' '"t'&iS. STEVENSON'S.
-j ir.j sn mi
-in
VTNG purchased the Interest of. Mr. Brock.
will continue to conduct the business at the old
stand, No. 1 Granite Row, where I will be happy U
aea my old friends and ctutomerm. . ". --',, - !
ectl-tf.,. . .. . , ... ,H. WEBB '
i t ..m 1 .Ml m.iii 1. ,1 . ., , ,1 ,1 I ... I
tia jjsrjvALUJsVoR. roji $LkjjiValije r ih
TrE inCAUTlTbl,'
X "Isa'tShe Pretty
AirrTlC'CHROMO.
and Varnished. tee lSxlt
ghly fiaiehedl, moanted
retail price, SS, will be sent by maiL securely, done
np," post free, as a premium to every $3 yearly subV
aaiber toJOEMXlKESla MONTHLY, acknowledged
the most beautiful And useful Parlor Masrazine 4a
'America.-' Isa'tShe Pretty 1 Is a Beautiful chrome
aadsplendidpsrior pidurerSnda. vaJijabie work Of
art worth more than double the cost of rabscrfptioB
sua ogim;r wim iraDDRH t jn.onuuyt aauras an
opportunity tor the Investment f such aS may
: never occur agata; or In place of "In't She Pretty,r
1 or i aaaiufMiai. . iuta wauia s wooing, laiter ae
rotue Thompson
ly, for one year, for $5." "Hiawatha's Wooingi,-U'
aa eaoallyBplendidworfc'of art, a. large and- aeautl
f ul Chromo. aBd worth four times the price charged.
Husbands, fathers, brothers and Lovers, do viot fal
Dost-iree: oc
4.. ..hun'li. tn-m Til" Vf rkUTCT'C Uini7TI0!.l
present it, With a beauHful Chromo, It will make
ayes sparvie witn aeugnt ana sausracuQn. anttprove
a monthly reminder of your good taste and kind
feeliogj Address, W. Jennings Demorcst, 838 Broad-
way. JNew.vorK. uopiesor tne latest numbers
the Wasrazme; 83 cents each, post-free. -'' :
lieifflflettMmal,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ' AT 2 SO
I .per annniB-.' Advertising rates liberal. : , j .
jrn?i irw'-Rjiti 1 'w ' iwi.
w, it. nBKmrmv'AtKiiiai" . jan 14-tr
: .,u.T.fl.. ui!.i nihil if-, '
1 v;!:jji ii;
120:U00ir f ni i
. .V . . .-w r Toy HT-ntaTx nn a m rtynn" -
ia;!T .i -iitf i jfcjptpttHjijTqM RICE MILLS,
iJil XT 1)
due t.r
Kor sale lyi
, WTLLARD" BROS..
I.'il-v.'f,- V . 1 1 -i!lJ
1 - -.
.WILLARD BROS.
PjRtTATEOARDING
0 'NORTttJinte
Front ahffcona"BtfSgfs,""MRS. MARY CLIF
FORD, Proprietre8a.iOjmmedioa iousef clean;
and well ventilated rooms, polite attention and the
the aestof farei- fii i.iij't:4'.-ii'i-.-'tf -:.j i - j
t.
HOICE M-BSTNASj ' - .if. VI
r4
l"lHO
IK .. at 60. cents per .4oeni j v..
'At. - -. GEo.lkrrEas ; -
aul0-tf - - : 11 and H SoFron Street.
MISCELLiANEOtTS.
GHAIJDEST SCHEME
EVR KNOWN.
FOUR X H ) ;
fok this jJENlTfT o5Sb37
12,000
CASH : GIFTS ( $1 ,500,000
Every Flftn Xleket Draw a Clft. -,,
. I ' thnriKea by snecial act Of the Legielatnre for
mTTK FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT AU
the benefit of the public Library of Ke-.tucky, will
take place m Public ldarary liall at uouiavuie, ny..
Wednesday, Decemtepr 3 1S73.
:' - -j. ;
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one
half of these are intended for the European market,'
thus leaving only 80,00(1 for sale in the United States
where 100,000 were disposed of for the Third Con
cert. The tickets are divided into ten: coupons or
?arts and have on their back the Scheme, with a
all explanation of the mode of drawing. - ' ,
. At this concert, which -will be the grandest mnsi
cal display ever witnessed in this country, the' un
precedented gum of ';'-' 5 ;' ,
. ; .$1,500,000; ;:
Divided into 12,000 cash gifts, will be dietribated by
lot among the. ticket-holders the numbers of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind .child
ren and the gifts from another., . , , .
' LIST OF GIFTS. r '
ONE GRAND CASH GD7T,".....
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,
ONE fiRAND CASH GIFT,
QK& GRAND CASH G1FT,....
10 Cash Gifts, $10,000 each;. . .V. .
$850,000
...:- 100,000
50,000
85,009
17,500
"100,000
150,000
-50,000
40,000
40,000
.v:iV 45,000
30 Uaaa nuts, s,uuu eacn,.. .......
50 Cash Gilts, l.OOO each,.. .....'. ..
' '80 Cash Gifts. .. fi00each,.iu....l
. 105 Cash Gifts, 400 each..
- -' 150 Cash Gifts, ' 300 each, : . :.i. J.
250 Cash Gifts, -,. 300 each,.,...,..,.
- OO fir.. ,nA - - ' "
v 50,000
11000 Cash GUts, 60 each,.. '4..-. , 560.000
rrwrsr. jnmi hTirr ;at.t. ia st mlT T
, . amounting to..-.. $1,500,000
Tne distribution will DeposniTe, wnetner an tne
tickets are sold or not, and the 12)00. gifts alt 'paid
in proportion to the tickets sold all unsold tickets,
being destroyed as at the First and Second Con
certs and not represented ia the drawing. ,( j
' 'antA tyVn. "aVKn M sTalwaa QK ATT TsMifka
or eacn coupon, $5 00; Eleven whole tickets for
$500; 32 ticket! for $1,000; 112 whole tickets for
$5,000; ta whole tickets ror f io,uuu. no t
on less than 500 worth of tickets at a time.
. The mnperaUeled seceeea of the Third Gift-Con-cert
as well as tne satisfaction riven by the Tbst
and Second, makes it only necessary' to announce
the Foarth to insure the prompt sale or every ncaeu
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in all its
details like the Third, and f oQ narticulars
may be
ImttimI from rirralara which will be sent free
from
this office to all who arrolv for themJ . : ..
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders accom-.
panied by the money promptly filled.
Liberal terms
given to those who boy to sell again.
THUS. JS. BIMMI.I
9
. ... ..
. , ana manager um uoncen, i
-' Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
aag U-4wSm",.N,-Y ,, , ,f,..T,,t., .
yyE wnijBEMqyE tojjur new BuiLDraG
. t. 1 , ill ' j . , .if
. Corner Front and. Princess Sts., :
Between this date and
SEPTEMBER la.
-X :
-. : ; WaC WILL. SXIsL OUR XMT1KS . . .
RETAIL. STOCK AT .COST, ..
- - I, 'f . - . ; i Is e .t;: '1
As it is our desire to open with a ,
Fresb and Complete Stock,
.st . .: . - . : - :i.-r,'. 'f;,!:?;
Hence onr determination to dkpose of the same be
lore moving."- - - 1 ' --.t- j j
H juneSOf, liei.-! iti H-j t-rt-.i? ; B. WEILL.
L.hu s ;.!.-IN A BI ERICA 1
THESE SAFES ARE MADE WTTH THREE" AND
four flanges around the door, of refined wrought
Iron frames, with angle corners, and ' - : tf
iJ,"8ihce tie Boston' fire we nave viven noneatlAn.
I tioa to the real merits of various safes with a view
01 supplying our own omce wun tne best article tn
the market, and have according!! made selection of.
a dry filled Alum and Plaster, Safe, manufactured by
Marvla ACo., 865Broadwayf N.'T."1' Jl -w
We Wffl delfyer these Safes ia Wllmliigton at same'
price asebarged by nWufsurerilailewTorki
jhfni .W -i'i f'lfisB BRbS.i Agents.
i-.T.T3TTC!TTk.TTSCt37T,Jrt. nrrv-WTci
t " JJ tJ O JLTCH9 'ilMvill AVJ j3 JP
-it;
i 1 ; -LLViii -.'W i;:?!l 'mix i' I s:".f f i .
rrB SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DETERMINED
J-J tOChaneei their- blUliBOSO-aixT nwu fnrthor
-1 vurr " ue ueir enure, property .namely:
I CI .. j : i . . . .. r
a uni-raw x unienune eoiis, ail-in good running or-
uu lucMeo -at exeeueat DusiueBSrBiandS fpjr bny-
bie8 and houses for laborers, togetherwith au goods:
tides tooballoasto mesdonj;
nercnanuise, ana numerous otbes ar
iousto meaaon.; v inv.ii.i-.'u ! "v
property is all situated in a very healthy?
Prltt TeaollI M tntH Tiri mirtit tn unit
i ne aoove pro
locality and wtft
purcpasers on very accpinmpdauugand easy -terms;
Good paper, with reasonable interest "added will be;
required. For paruculara call upon pr address J. J.
careen, itmngnam, s. u.,or - - iti
lu ibvtin taatvij; L,' babden &UROS. j
. . . Hbenpj!tr S C.'t '
Possesion given Januarj 1st, 1874,- 'fi j
1 i; jiS'tti-'ei; tJt
- 5 ..
r
N. LOTS TO SUIT r
5feb8-if 1
5J i :!'
r irt ADRIAN VOLLERSV 1
fNoa Scotia Hemiiffj
4:
PERFiCTLYSdlND i
junela-lm . , t f WiLtARD BROS.
Cotton Yarn.
T ATJREL IHLL
i AL tOrT PRXCEv
SI
Juiy3f-i
W 'WABDS
evived.
BARRELS CELEBRATED
iSti ff ;
-.-.-v.- LFrom New iWhctrt'f I few
For sale bv! . . , - , t
Inly 30-lw -ftn WAKD'aiaALL.
LcTnfp;iysi7RAKc
piEDiioirE & aelStS
iTifelnsuranceOompany
Over 15,000 Policiei Ltsuei
' l.-r(
:, ProgressiT&l Prosperons ! Prompt !
SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES, SECURE
;t : , INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE,
AND 1 GOOD
SURPLUS I
Iremiuiii Cash, Policies Liberal.
Annual Division of Surplus.
- InsuraacaBoea , N. Water st
WP- CaffingtpiiPresident; John U Edwarosl Vice
fwaWatfj BartoaoVta;.i HoptuM,
. AssisSecre;t E, B. 'smith, Actnary; B.
C. Bjirtsook. Cashier. j ! . nurt8.u
Hobms.
$27000;wOO FIBB IH81XBANCB CAP.
'iTPAl, BEPBESENTED AFTER
Queen Insurance Cov of Liverpool and
' London, Capital.v.":;..'..... tiooonnn
Hortii British and: ataantite Insurance
,C!ompa,.Caiutal....-.. IOOOjom
Hartford Inmiranee Company, Capital. . aW(w!
National Fire - Insurance Company, ol 'ouu uuu
Hartford, Capital.... ...V.. .- mft
Continental Insuranoe Company, of New-
Xork, Capital..i.. : ssooooo
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn,
Capi..iwiil... ; 1,500,(K
Virginia Home Insuraaee Company, of
Bienmond, Capital.'. ....; i'.'.v. i . mm
-MARINE The old. MercantUs Mutual of New
!"w.:'-.t''f,'-ifr fi-fr"-!;:! v
LIFE The Connecticut Mutual of Hartford.
ATKINSON MANNIHQ,
, General Aeenti
novS3-tf
'ONCOTJlaAGE
--V HOME nVSTITUTIONS.
1 ' ; - . .-
: ii ? Security against Kit. '
I THERTH CAROLINA
nOIIE raSTtTUAHCaB COMPANY,
; " i '. r . BALKTGH, N. C ; ' ;
This Company costinties to write Policies, atfait
rates, on ail classes of insurable property. 1
AH losses are promptly adjusted and paid. The
"HOME" is rapidly growing ia public favor, and
appeals, with confidence, to insurers of property ia
Nerth Carolina, - -
L i t" AErentsinslloarts of Oie SUIa s
B. JO. 'BATTLE, Jr., President. .
5 C B. ROOT; "Vice President. -..'"'
,. 8SATON GALES, Secretary. ,
' PULASKI COWPER, Supervisor: -f
'j r t -: - ATKINSON MANNING, Aram,
sag 1-tt . Wilmingtou, N. C
' 1 'MISCELLTEOTIS.
f GREAT REDUCTION I
'i y , ii' ;, 1 - j - ri - i i i .
Spring and Summer
2,000 Yds. striped Mozambique
- ' . j . ,
at 15e.. wortli 25c.
'A ! FTJLL IlNST OP STRIPED AND FANCY
J. GRENADINES. WORTH aut. REDUCED TO
A LARGE LOT OF- STRIPED AND FANCT
PIAID-4APA5ESE SEDUCED TO 20 CM,
per Yard, , ,
- - ? ,!li,: rl . i! .i j )
And all others at a corresponding rate. . We have
just received a novel styie of
Worthy of the attention of onr customers, which we
offer at 75c and upwards.- .Lace Points at a .great
sacrifice troa $10 00 and upwards.'
pHI lS GV !D Si
... . , -. a, ... T -
Piques,- Nainsooks and SammerSnftiiijrs in endless
variety. - . . -. ' t -. ' - f. -,v
" Our DOMESTIC. DEPARTMENT embraces all
the promiaeat brands of white and anblesched
;iu widths at prJcee to defy oompetition.
iri. ,iU .,tia jii- i --t
, f CAEtERETOXJUNTY," N. C,
CatAS. jkiBBAJXD, , PBOPBIETOK.
f This splesdid Sea Side Watering Place, ; situated
it Beaufort Harborwill be open for the reecption ot
igoostsonf l t:ilA-Sii i . i .. -.
. . . ' . . . .
.oaa4V W UUV.A
rr IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO. BE THE, MOST DE-
ivr-j l. Jt 'iM4 ;u.nii i
On the Atlantic Coast ef IhexUufted Stales! dt
fined to be The Terminus of the" sreat Souturn'
Steauir
leave.
Parties wishing ennra roams, will pleaee vl-
dre8as above.. , T J '
.'. ,ltj jtitTjiFli-it i..,. j :
i"W2tt6iwWoiks- Pompany.
(mWESTT-FIVK " THOUSAND. DOLLARS. Or'
X the Capital Stock of the Cape Fear W ai' r
Works Com paay havinrr been! duly subscrlbeU,
meeting of the subscribers to said stock will be he"
at the office of Messrs. Cronly Morris, on
neodayi the 17th day of-tfeia month for the pnri-
of organizing said Corporation by the election ol
President and five Directors aocwrding to the T
vlsionsof the Act of tfaej General Assembly i'a,r
porating said Company., .
liiMiSl -MM'i 1 W.' A. . WRIGHT,
-i.!.. !. J-.-Ofc ntrw ifoRAK.
i ii'vi r? . corpora wre n araa m wo
' T AT- . 1 1st
Uifiept4-m ., V .. .niJll. .,!-"
Holasses mild Symp !-
' '-'lEBCES AND BARRELS o"
'WstiIndia Molasses,
aaJsltXaAvxa- .v. ay. 0CUk lOltfc
-u.-B -,wrvVT W V ' wnnS- O 0rO
nrnT lSTl TlWl )H.
A1N; KILLER SOk)THiljCr SYRUP,' FLAVOR-
BrUbw. Sam! C. at J
iGREEN A 'FLANNER'S.
aag -u