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.' Editors. :'
CICEBO W. HAI1HIS, j
-- : WILMINGTON, N. C:
? TuESDAT - MOBJCTNGj SEPT. 9, 1873.
NOTICE. ,
To City Subscriber South of Market
Street.
A: ; ... -
lit
From the 1st dav of October next. 1
. mi , ' wu.?i-; Af
street wJl 1e BivoJj-ftia dwjfc
Mr. Hugh Green. - All subscriptions
up to October 1st will be payable, to
,?.,r 4?lu U tj f l IK
Mii VV J Kliriill ftnrt fmm that n.lte
:
to Mr. Green, who will deliver the
paper regularly thereafter.. ;: v
TURNER'S SUIT AGAINST HOIDEN
; AND IMuei.AS. "--.
The suit for civil damages brought
by Hon. Josiah Turner against cx
Gov. Holden : and (Militia) 1 General
Stephen A.tDouglasi which has been
pending for some in the courts of this
State, was decided as to one of the
defendants last Friday. Judge Watts
continued HoldenV case uri til s next
P '
term. Douglas' case was tried.1 The
Judge char-ed the jury that the de-
"""S" o J J
fendant was acting - under 5 authority
of the .Governor Iwi hatrdid not au-
thorize him. to Offer indignity to or
- a it i-
cruelly treat the plaintiff, and if the
proof satisfied them that he had done
so, they should find for the plaintiff;
s to the amount of damage that was
v "
as
J-"
jury
ary retired and after a short consul-
tation brought in V verdict for ten
, thousand dollars in favor of theolain-
. . t -
r;nuti TD, m ... -uaoney ii. iuaury icnairman,;
i;'ivU fU'i-"' " iu L i 7 I fvcnmona city, t-.ibUJiiU Mulj ;
Stab Soutn 61 the centre of Market Col. Charles S. Venable, Universi- v
' tiff, ' -r- ,
The
contin
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r.-?.ViT:.
u?-" u tB-MTJf oureu AW1
inumg-HoIden's case. It ought
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to nave Deen-tnei at tnis term, as n
'.. -. . .. .
nad twice, or tnree times post-
have been: no party animus in making
up the verdict; 'rhe judgment was I
11 3 . a . T 1 . ...':'. 1
weu aesexvea.;! jougias was not as i
eniltr as Holden. who was the Drin- I
cipalmaUthosebrutalKirk outrages,
butne was a participant in tnemost
lawless deeds ever transacted inKorth J
Carolina, and deservnishWeSL
-t- iT----v'- I
TTnWnnatAlir It. U mM T,.rnr will
. V ! . . . '
.fsutvi wjwigwwi, i
wPonglashasno property that can be
.&t5Sgsinj-ar -ntil
r:tr"C
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the mmionfl: oxyranr
THE CALIFCUXSIA ELECTION.
fpmV'fi M-f i $ i taei 7$$d I
Ttdvrae-mloiiiisT inHheTeceht J
election, the fultlelf'of which has
A r i3 tra-.t c??f i.gr fr I
w-1" ""
gnmcan:,wmcii:gre4st
- nrf-ttvmV. ..MirMMi-i'h. .1
prnim doriousiT-oTer
a WKJiil'ttrAixiAiJiA rt.?-
? lTcliari.parties. This
i """v""-" aiuuauujF icuujf w. i
smoo. -Booth will probably be chosen I
United rStatea:;Stfator. by. the new
' Ia hich wille anti-mo-
".i 1 J?" 1 :
.till LfiJre la k tmt-f Ki A frirarar-H ninvn I
.wv- i
mentis imMelffatewhichsig-t
.TOoyenienttinOfco and
liATpeople iMFridav Cas-
iVvi-f - t: rd1"i'i- a-H
telar washosejiPresident of thef
SSvASTSh.WM
President) o berMiniftTTj which is
SEnliatlcallv of
w9:i3H8. iimaj I
Mut - -H'
W.A.0as$;Jip'bbld-te postmaster
at Stoinytnin
Vnrr-TTr-r
, Zm3mi?ZmJA " " 4U
acomihfor'fer
..... i
v.uiw:s.vo.ouicu; ,sorae ot tnera very
bad cases.
editorship of tlie Brooklyn Eagle.
iart nomas as irotnrtr to
(" Dr., Zollinger is now staying,
-wtteriiigplaofrVRefc
tend to finish a work in which tie has been..
-engage lor.two jews m
T. C. I)eTLeottctakeiEa ;mB4
Little Nell, Mbmu aTOBek, Ben. De Bar
. and other prffeoSd irUsta.l-. -
- teAa.FU' ithf h.iWra1ti'of
' -VJargtrna, .maa been awarded tneipr3ze6f
- $300 by the Southern Methodist Publishing
noqspuwarajijroaapeopie got diciafly murdered Wire, and hanged w theweTO Miwitted W leateTT : nrai tion'rDVMr-
control of both thearty conventions an aged ?air innocent rwoman cori- esirouTBfeeing, --.'-u- !
and manipulated the nominations to traryttf theevideneff and without the Wapc,iaidraraI followed the crowd ? ct s BalUinore Gazette of "Saturday r. 1
suit themselves. 3 But a movement forms Witu1aiiat.2n&fr baa and noted thebonsy where the . girls 4 Yesterday drning at 9 ocldck the
sun, wiemsves. s xus a. movement ,;i ;' vetit-f fof . nntesrtas ffreatlv da- ,1 fi-m-mku.:
House for writing the best book for Sunday,
schoolsentitled, Heir of the KIngdomf
Gen. N. P. Banks will, enter the
lecture field this Fall with the fqUowing
.subjects: " Will it Endure," a review of the
American Republic and the dangers which
threaten it; "Public" Opinion," "Burlin
game,"! 'Dryden, 'tie Father pf ' English
Poetry and. Iandinavia, . .
soCTHKRWHiSTOHiOAtiSOCIfiTY.
General Early has appointed the
fnllnwinrr Krecutive Committe or tho -
r.".w ""o-7.r:. ; i fvr;
oootnern xiisioncai oouieiy . , .
ty of Virginia; , ,
jotsio, Jret Johnston, Lex-
ington; -
,;CoI. bert"E. Withers, Wythe-
i K-l, 4
fVl . .TnsAnh Afftvn. Kinnmnnn ltv
"
"T Trln. Wn Tnnaa C
Lieut.-Col. Archer Anderson, "
; Major Robert Stiles,, . . "
' George L. Christian, Esq., " 1 j
In connection with' this subject we
publish"" the' following letter from
General Maury " explanatory of th e
aims and objects of the society:
JjYNcnuUEG, September 2, 1873. j
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Dear Sir The recent convention of
our Society at the Montgomery wmte
Sulphur Springs has awakened a hew;
interest in its objects,.! which will, I
tope, enable us to accomplish impor-
tunt. -rosnlf ss Althnnorh we have been
jrf existence how over five years, I
find that very, few. people in Virginia
have been aware of the fact; and
fewer still know what we have been
doing-or what it is we seek to do. l
j therefore desire in this letter, ad-
dressed to yourself to give a brief aer
count of tbe: origin of pur society, of
its history up to this time, and to ex? I
plain its objectfor the information
of the general pubUevif- i. 1
Soon after the vax closed, my atr
tontiftn wis aT1a1 Ae t.V
tention was caUed tath
only had webeen subjugated to the
AnW kail hmCKomi mB(m t.A t.bi
nnnrop nf tlia mrtK Jhnt tl-A 1-iatnrV I
fv n v wuv wasr wuw wmw miuhv
of our revoluupn was being wntten
exclusively byi our' conquerors, and
onr rtMnVf mov thom
VZTL
ciples a:?ur conduct during the
lu iiuareuiEicub ua. uui cause ilb ui ill-
woi. M' riWi;nnnn ni in rh
f 'hWnrv wv - nf th eKnnl
teachers; and most potent, of all, of
the school-book makers, was combined I
4n f. nfv tnH anMifa na in 'hfl avoa I
w -" i
XMei: . .. .. . . . J
manifesleduponth
meanor of our people. VVe had bo-
come so' f amilianzed with the odious
mea. and od ous light in which.
t,r0m TrorrfrtH that, wo Tuoro fae. I
" I
Aoswg.PW seii-respecc, anaseemea
feauy w.iw4u1eswj.1u a-iueuegua-1
tions thus prepared for us-and to be t
feauy rangmiwwiifloufcwn. l -
atrerie.vallonrnamestoourchUdren
witn an ine oaium a malignant, unre- i
lenting, acti vftAnd-anscru pulous .en e-
my could throw around them.
mi 'ti-f ;im- ' i'. ; .
j.ne-poiicyOT "-renaenng treason
odious,t . whjch.i:was.t announced by
Andrew Johnson iwheo her miaieled
.t '!.- v--V-ji I
wne nmaBacreajirc;vx'"c-rit Wtfrf
I east him 3htof twis- punisheT IqtheTull extent of the I
our President and cast bnn .nttQms-
on to die of slow torture, -when Eeid -
have been satisfactorv to tha Shiest
called " rebuilt " Until linfi-TAnt h fit I
f"!i"y
LEvwr.v.vcuguis iu!;r"iyTf--t n.rrriT--rT .TK-r
ionVcowed aspects of the men of the f darcotnehua BSYeaonn I
oouiDyJwnosejoniyxareseemea now i
latton tiio voiint c;t-rKiavasf stowed? awavr in-arroom of; a.
once f proud "Sbutherri "dnfederacyf 1
who had challenged the :admiration of
the world by their heroic .defence' of
their country : - 1
u v: n .L.t j- l
icavup lucwue iuswo wi maiteuBo
fromobKvion aftddestructionvindto
u wa dwuc buuvujwk wi'Mw ovum-
era Historical Society. vAnd for Ibis
frn Histoncal Society. And for t.
i inaugurated in -lew urieanv more
thaa-five .years ago, the, firstCste-p in a
- movement which noVjalastJ seems
likely to producethe result we have
1 at Pcured an Informal
to f. - - a. t
meeting of eTgnt or nine friends, who
baa WRed' in tlie onfet1erate army,
He
hiD
week's time.at-tbe same olace. eah
n f.tri.,f. 'mi Hr.Tr.rn or,... ' atroof f I aneMIIB. WUIUW1 JWU VBeif WUUStM III I Wt rioror-iaffS fffiivr i 1 Tlor.- l
witt & Nortori. We seoarateidf ' .Tmi
Mt rhmJl tore-asBemblHn a leading members of the Hip YeeTong; ) rriary.-..?fi822ri. diedune; lJ5tJ7.
of Skreeinir in 'the rneaniirne) talqo.
enlist otrtfcrs trom ainourst those who
ithfcr'frntWAittniMrat. thnao whn I
. WOttm J
Iave,most. at heart the,great
object 4a ie w.m'A oar irtteoiinir
there .wercnearlyxfortyr gentlemen
present--ra. provisional .oraanuawoTtl, i
was effected, committees appointed
jWhicn whiica in a.ew weeks ueyelop-J disaster ou tlie (Jbicago and Alton j
ed the orffanization -Which -WpritlvTtIrSrfifivas frectifriffi8lislv.:T
confesed-at the -Montgomery White
Krt nhni nnnnrra t
" triripertence 1 has -'corivihoed us
thaNewrieans,ohTeaspnspBet
Vri.fTi tltHlta MlVirrtr- lfIMjn)t
a.uv wuicuwll fcj
ReTifDrrFslm?a
not:sa-WEliBuited f or
oar, central organization as Bichirjoni 1
- ill he,' and, farthemoreniiailtrie
been inadeqnte tor its4fficient
vufixus!,zincxxs nrrmmn. 'esxis. t
yyt) .louncU during., several rtoUJUmirurias,. ana HiHer daly-liveredf
experience, that the Yoluntary efforts
OI-3Jyn1e commTinity in such-a' work
Q TT Ail rxai, TTi.il "WIT a 1 i
w ..thojj rations of thew association
rjrton nrt dranntlim j
jt vwuhto vuiuiuiibtso, uiaue
up from those most active An the
' DivR. TVf . Pftlmfir. C&ner&l
BeauVeerard, Hon. B. J. Sage, General 1
0. M.LWilcox,v Morgan Harrod.? and
4nyselr werer on this committer; and
Uiougb. we all nad the work mucn at
neart, we came to tne conclusion tnat i
iif iocrimr .. M,iio
collection, ssojjmenl.a
tion of the historical material; that
. . , . . i a. .i . i.
ne must oe a nrsi-oiass man;, mat ms
eluv time and services shall be
.... , , ' . :
tore, mat ne innftt.:.io"vad(winAteiv
salaried and furnished with all that is
necessary to ensure ms emciency. , ? r
lo do this the hrst step, is to pro- j.
ide the financial means requisite' I
believe our Convention has veTV prac?
tically dealt with the questions before
it, and before the beginning of the
next yeai - we may expect to Jave our
"GW mainerX at?r 'Wfet?:
r t.ho imnnrtmit. vpanlfi whu-h' all
who
desire to see the. truth pf history
Ided will reioice.to,see.,,Tl08e
unfolded will rejoice
who fear it, have and will continue
to deride our work, and ' to- misrepre
sent its iutention and in.every way
hinder its success.' ' ; . " ' ' ; ' "
I think the timeis, favorable! to the
reinvigoration of .our, efforts, and for
the awakening: of. the sympathies of
the best people of the -"South,: which f
will attem
now go"
till we
good working order and great resultsJ
Ljacompushed.
1 i.'
With high respeoti .
.1
- I am truly yours,
f'' "H A liVHV TT f f i rftT?V"
1 f
AN iNip-AMOUS TRAFFIC.
Nlneieeu More Chinese' Clrls Sold at
1 Pablle Auction.
Correspondent Tew iTork World
Sax Fiiakcisco, Aug. 27.
, Sax -Fbancxco, Aug. 27.
-- - - f steamer i
r rtr"-P"Hllc y.?m?I
iVarVr "
Jm"mSP..V?:
.t" .V"-J - , i
vs - sMwwwrii - .
iJrWJUw - iwutfaii taureni-
iwuuuuuu uau turueu OUl IU l
r - f
PCaKZ - 1
telyjarfestM members of
the: Jiip jjt ee long. TTlnquiry ' as io
long. iTinquiry;' as Jtc
is great turnout led tc
the caiise of this ereat turaodt led 'to
the revelation that ihere were niue-
. .
teen women on board. ,
AucuuinajD uuu ..tvsviuuiea were
the room, but were prevented from I
WL-j. Your readers can gam but
"""i ".rAJ"0 iliiC!,. trvu? 1
pvifuvwillwivu kJVLU.w vtCIO MvUbt I
r'fi . zitCl J:cs.k u i.u
SX!
i 1181 1 and- 1 T hope 4 we will 1 "IS ;waHwig,;,ior , uuu, iu uigu
ori;with unflagging1 interest state of ner;ousness. Said t she
ee bnr 'iVew machinerv in VJIere I've been waiting and rocking
Admission beingi re
"S1 , v"w w
vsmmi.uwbuw po ana i
Hi'SS I
cxuk ucvuuu mi; jrcauu ui uur Xu , I
fftt aT tWvro A?a,l,oV ft.
..T s Ti V
. v tt v m j i i,
? me-xup Jteo long and tne foUow-
r . - T. i " rr. :'-,v"vvi l
?u hayeeach beenoffered a
. .wtwuvi juu vc
sired it, but have voluntarily "chosen
an evil life.'i .You have doubtless been
told how -to answer; but remember
that if any of yo are caught in houses
ISf -JF rpvntJk. hpn3ttt , Hmii nrilTl.n I
iawl AflC ooorsTrere inen oppriprt t
!riiaoo&iaera.were sua
vuiu kjucy, mr-Div wwuiauvi-. IIO.I
v. aTTti
.?srr rr --f"?.--!
7 - - j
you . ?. 1
a waiieuaBa at -inononr named I
v????8! 99j QtVethtu?J. 1
Kave often seen (negro slaves sold in
e oumem states, nave seen lurks
.at A.aUye jpartin- Constantinople,
enuens and ILastern tickevsnt. a hnrso
- - ; ----- f -- -y
sale, bnt n4ver hi my experience as a
.. ,,.a--7--. . Z . V
and. after passing inroview before the
oTiTiMi vn iTimna ttt an a win r n v s
Uw. 'vuuu. jf
Kim. Wl
The prices openeoTIow, anoTgrad-i
nallv intsreased until thfl hammer
r. . .
dropped. : rhe prices realized ranged
iroraztQ 425.).,&ick,ana1di8-
g0 x iCt, u i in v wiupiauor
received 4u apieee ior inem, mating
r(0, and that they received 10 per
jritof the puchase rnobey, which,
Cent.
with the hoM'moWey,Teached nearly
16UU
f The arrest' of YConductor Bean,
I When the accident happened Bean
I tial twAm'f ha taiAtiiaf nril tAiinrl rotnrva
on the farm of an Englishman named
Essipgi who had -married trelalive't
fc Ji't"k'iTU .aV;!,. .,..r..J n'f
bot-af ter coasuUiogaiBeatf t the- two
put their heads together to flank the
opera-rengaged a merchant named lklillerto'4
44 i . . ... A . a. J a s ; . . I
go to Cmcagp ffd Umranire the pre'iTrrarti ofirf-wife. jiatsz tocm3Eoo
upHhe'cdhoTuctor at thhtcagQiaiUljoa rrW-rtrc
and got the mfoU&BeW'lbtf TSsUVr.d l&JjhilS3xttTzrfc& tizfiBil -i
I . . v a arsj
I erniays he is going to . bestow
I u i t , .
i eiiaru ou sume cnaniauie oojecu
STAR
-f- whirlwind onA.; Manitoba
prairie, is related; to have formed a
1
"Lay spout."' JL - ' j
a "honeymoon car" is now run
oq tbe Pacific railway for the purpose
i 4 -e Ohio Democratic papers express
ptemselres as almost- certain of-the
I election of William Allfln rnr-next
n.,
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'c tvi. ,
ujiuuiuiu vt auuk
caicuiaung macnine qas noi ueen u
18CU 1U gnuuiuj uumuia
Everybody in Kacine, Wis.J
wants a new hoteL.' :They say thd
Huffgin House is "good enongh," but
the name is too suggestive, - ,
pu0 people of i Connecticut will
decide by .ballot on the first Monday
in Obtober,1 wither '- they willinfiw
i i? ' JA 1 v T2. hL
their stile capital 6 not. P. r
cUUi 'lLK.i .aJ,
values the life of her - late .lamented
lord at the sum of. $10,000, and. has
instituted suit for the recovery of that
amount from that husband's mur
derer. .A sL 1 .t JTI iva'vs-u-!
A Hartford gentleman, who had
tarried la at a wine supper, rfound
,n xne cnair, im my neaa spins rouna
like a topt : "J ess soj wife, where
I've been, responded he; "it sm the
ntmnonnava '
TRAGEDY! IN RHODE ISLAND.'
A Jealous Wife Pursues lier Rival
.with an Axe, and ts Shot Dead by th
Rival's Brother A Verdict of Mur
der. : -
: .-i-.,.! ..tai Pboviikxce, Sept. 3.
:! The -quietvillage S of Greenville,
Siithfield,f about ten miles from this
city, was the scene of a murder, last
Saturday evening. , Like most Rhode
Island factory villages, Greenville is
owned by the mill proprietors. One
Long House," a large one-story and
T WvnBfl 1,
t.l t.Al, ;J JI.
A XACalt. U1VU& OllUOVGU M DllVI II U1ET
tance from the mill, si and contain
ing a numbfer of operatives. ,Amon
. io
ong
the families ; in : the nonse were
those of Caleb . Williams, and
Daniel Atcbinson. 1 or some time
past there has been ill feeling, owing
to Williams danghter Marthaa very
pretty girl, receiving attention from
n.TMa A f nliitiPAna VinortAni f - Gjs4-1
: r-. av,:
of MrB, . Atchinson
armed, herself with aq axe and a knife
J J J - J a i - it ' 11T:i
auu uemaauwi eu.nuuu w me
V ,n:8,;Ak
fused, she broke in the door with the
axe-'ind: was about to enters when
Caleb Williams, brother ; of .Martha,
i a . j
iiwua.P,.Bu,,Buw mFvu wwug
Jlrs. Atchinson deliberately fired two
snots at her irom --a Smith wesson
revolver. .The second.-bullet passed
tnroncn her bodv. kiilmcr her almost
through her body, killing her almost
instantly. Officer Mann arrested
You ng Williams and locked ; him up
ijir Georgiavillel " A jury was sum
moned, and alter heannff tbe testi
mony they decided that ..the: killing
. . .... . ' . r
Williams' Was hield to answer the
A.i it;? vtmzu , ; -
charge of urn
-.v r.fc.
-:nf,or rtf vnrf, pmi!nn nn
Qn - nnartnVriHT rfkB'flti.nal to-f
w:mr??t-
a nttmoer orjiisitnenas'and relatives,
jaolnIniorscingat
ered at the iuountj Vernon xloteL and
jui naeiu iarni&neaDyJurv onn
I Stewart, orboeeded U the cem3terv.
a t pt-nyy
Lr-
auu xhw. i ajidav, uouuiut at vjiiabv
the futieral service bfthe'Episcoba
tchnrc hT after which the Vali-beareri
iu au lujuicaoiic uiauuci
Colonel H.H. XewiMessrihos;
Williams.-WVVavlor. H. Wil
I r . - .5 a . . - : j .
i jxi.- vrrccnway, earned ine caBKvb con-.
i&fag the remains td the hearse. The
rues 01 we vaurcu, piaceu m 5
1 grave prepared for tbemia the Welti
i ered famiitr lotlosThft errave is to the
-r
right; aridltnmediately by the side of
his wife,1 who was a daughter of Lew-,
s-'Trr..i.' 'a-xs '..i--- i,!;, -i 'rarri .1 .
Jn emerpa, sq., ana sisier. io rion.
J0ha Wethered,of BaUimbre'cbuntT.
A. large .niarhle.abietucoyersher
i errave. coataininff f thei followiiiff Ju
RpJintifnl" i ifi,"i-rwrftf' .nrl; .'rlinmrttr .
her life Was full of r Christian charity
and;anselfish;vcnd -' death
that'of the righteous,. tier
last etui
like his."' To the left of" i
thisgrave
are the graves of-three children ,cifi
tue aeceasea-riram jvioreau, wnb-i
l died in 1859; Lizzie Brandon. .who.,
iatner was:United( States Minister at
thatiw
( Who 'died ifr 1861, at Kaleiffh. The"
gvof JMbrea a'
'M.iU'tl, UnknW;J.MltJ'lV''.ij'j!
kneeliug iu -prayetal the foot of a'J
crossco Itcis' tfestotife?? crUace ove1
T:
isifiaiafttaJthwooiie ithat 'covers sttie.
' T' h i n ill i ggj
I k lif U HWawn w WTavrs mrwi a n v -tx vt niwii-
ar -Armra
and. is to charge of one of the most skillful workmen
in the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly,
cacujiij auu upeuiuoaaiy. lang li-il
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
Abaoln telTBaf e. Perfectly odorless. Al waVt nnf '
form. J lllumlnatlDg qnalltiet smperinto gas, Burnt
ia Any ump wicaoui danger 01 expioaiss or. texinq
fire. Manufactured expressly to displace the use or
volatile and daneerona oils. Its safety under every
possible test, and Its perfect bornlng qualities, are
provea ny.ua conunuea use m over auu.uuu i amines.
Millions of rations have been sold and no accident
directly, or indirectly- has ever j occurred from
Darning, storing or kandllng It. i
The immense yearly loss of life and property, re
sulting from the use of cheap and 'dangerous oils la"
the umtea states, u appaiung. .
The Insurance Comnanles and Fire Commission
ers throughout the country recommend the ASTKAL
as the best BafeaTnard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.' :i u'i't.ir, u a
- For sale at retail, bv the. trade crenerallv. and at
wholesale by the proprietors, C1IA8. PRATT A CO.,
iUo r Qiujn Btreeij new xotk. - i s '-
augM-emD&w, , rr , , .,-.,!
. HALL'S VEGETABLE -i -
Sicilian Hair ' Rouewer!
Is the best article known to preserve the hair. It
will positively restore
. GK AY II AIH 7 '
To its Original Youthful Color,, and
, h ..; promote its Growth. , . . , t..
It is an entlrelv new Scientific iHacoverv. combin
ing many of the most powerful and restorative
agents in tne vegetaDie Kingdom. , ;
It makes the hair smooth and glossy,' and does hot
etain the skin!. , : , . ; ; . . . . ,. .' :..,,
It is recommended and used by the first medical
authority.;;.? .j-v ri'!: ' ,ii n s Sifi: i
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. '
It P. HALL tt CO., NaBhn Tf.' H., Proprietors,
For sale by all druggist. , Price $1 00.1 . .
sept 4-eodlw-d4w u. , .
,' . Motliera, MotIer, Mothers. , ; . .
Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
IN a 8THUP for all diseases incident to the period
of teething in children. ' It relieves the child. from
pain, enres colic, rerblates the bowels, and by giv
ing relief and health to the child, elvej rest to the
mother. . , ",
Beeure and call for 1 'i'' rJ: t -: .
"MKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,", i
For ale by all drngelgts. !
iune34-eoduvr-t-thur-aL 4 , ; t :
BUSINESS CARDS.
A. ADRIAN.
BL.YOLLXBM,
V OLLCRSi I
Corner Front and Poofc Sta a:
11
H. ii -wilMINCTON, N. C
If THOLKSALB GROCERS ; - u " 1
11, ? ..... IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Country merchants will do well by calling on ss
am exaniimng our biock. ; : ;, n.j.nov iv-u
:,: ijU; :MOFFITT A-CO.,1;--
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
, Nortb Water Street.
...-.,, ,,,' )4.-,r ;:rt,WILMINGXOJC,.Hf C,
Will elve prompt personal attention to the sale or
shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores, General Produce,
etc.. eta - Also to receiving ana forwarding goods.
fW Orders solicited and promptly filled. -
" B; P. SIITCinSIJL Jfc SON, '
QOMMISSION MERCHANTS ' C . ; ' " -
. .:ia(ff " Aad Dealers in-j., ?;0 1
Grain, Flour. Bar and also Fresh
Or o and lfteal, Pearl llomlny-
y,J fr...-;hi;.r;--:ani:c.rit.v? vCi-teJ ;
1J No. 9 and 10 N. Water et, Wilmington, N. C.
Proprietors of the Merchant's Flouring Mills. .
MISCELLANEOtJS. t
Havana Eoyal Lottery.
ORDINARY. DRAWINGS.
Clasa OT.1. uly 12th, 1873
Class 90S.. July Kith, 1873
Class 91S
Oct. 4tl
th, 187S
Class 913.. Oct.
Uiasa WH..AUg. 14ttt. 1878
aase 910.. Ame. 80th. 1873
Class 914.. Nov. 8th, 1873
Class 915. .Nov. 96th, 1873
Class 911,.Sapt 17th, 1873
Grand Extraordinary Drawing, 916, on 18th Doc,,;7S
The amount drawn In every Ordinary Drawing
ww ne
$450,000 divided into 782 Full Prizes,
as roLLows:
1 Price ot. ......
1 " of....
.$100,000
50.000
. a 5,000
10.000
l of................
1 " of
" of $5,000 each.... ............
10 of 1,000 each -,..;.... i..
80 " of 600 each... .......;;..
046 . f 800 each. . . . .J . . . .
. 9 Approximations of $500 each to the
J i $100,000 ;Prirt.v.-W.s.i.J..ivi..i'
9 Approximations of $300 each to the
- 30,ooo Prize.........,.::.......
t 0 Approxiinatlons ef. $300 each tu the
$25,000 Prize.......:.
ii 9 Approximations of $300 each to tmf
$10,000 Prize
-1 4 Approximations of $100 each to tbe
, :y..f two $5,000 PrteM . .
' 10,000
. , 1U.UUU
40:000
10S.8OO
4,5D0
'18,700
1,800
. 1.8 OO
400
$45 O.OOO
' Address "all orders to BOItViO
BBOTHKS.
Commimairm Merchant, who ara my only authorized
oorrespondeota in the United States to receive or
dera and cash all prizes In New Orleans, La.jNo. 77
Plrst Sub-Collector for exportation in Havana, Cub;
; street, :67k (iu -.u . s.r t . aneS&-dvtf
Give 10 us 1 a Trial
'H'ASDEifS ano tt;ioates'tob GUMS !
JU. runnea and. Perfumes the- Sreathl Cleanse
Beautifies and Preserves the " -
: Use tt daily, and jroar teeth will be the last ef Na
ture s guts to lau you. , , -
SOLD 3T. ALLDRUGGISTS. ,
mayST-eodlyimpi,'-
Who WwtCffim:? I
" Al- COMPETENT BUSINESS JCABT,v OP GOOD
Jt. character, long experience and extensive ac
quaintance in the counties- atone1 th liae1 of-lhe
t Carolina Central Railroad, will accept a situation as
any respectable mercantile house or firm , in Wil
mington, at reasonable and satisfactory compensa-
uuu. Appiv bi-uiib omce nnmeaiaceiy. :
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. A NOTIIER LOT OF , v, , ." . , , . -
: : J ' "Tlie I Jcs t ia tlie XV orld'"
- JUST INSTC-RE,,,,,
At
aaglO-tf
J-GBQWSR MYERS'.
ll find 13 So. Front Street.'
OaMaU)?
:siCpoba
rr Hi-,nHueru,conaucv tner onsinesa trthe old
in . . ... . ... . -. i
ftar No. l GranltejRow, where I will be happy t
see my old friends and enstomerm
oci l-tr
- H. WEBB,
a ivt Lst J"or saleby 4.? aWii'-j .'iiaidw 'j 1
iifdec .s-ifjaauviui'" -stcs: rWllXARD BROS.? i
iin; .Bacon I Bacon i
IiU7
105 0 LB9 -'SHOTJLDTRS AND SIDES
lune'tttf
WTLEARD BRO&t
"" I . l a ... ji 11 1. n'
-F5rerrt JSn SWee-MMABYXiL'
FORD.. jProprtetresa. v Oommodious house, clean
and well ventilated rbonisvpolUe attention and the
the best of fare. . -. v
The public are invited to calL"
augS3-lm
!
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!
MISCLANEOUS.
GBAITDEST SCHEME
ivEV.JiR.KNOWN. i
,!i .(rrtTfl aJ(7
GRAin) r .GIFI n CONCERT
;-jt FORfUE BENEFIT, OP ;THE ,L
- f . t i ,..,(
. PBlilicLiirary L'.ientncty. ' I
12,000 cash
GIFTS
$1,500,000.
Every Flftla Tlcltet Draw a Gift.
i j -w,:;,. SB . ' . J ...
Tn E . FOURTH GRANO GIFT CONCERT ATJ-
JL thorlzed by special act of tho Legislature for '
the Denent -or tne ruDiie uorary 'or Ke-tncKy, mm
take place in Pnblic X4brary MaU at Loolavule, Ky.,
Wcnestlay,' December 3, 1873. !
. 4-.' .. ( .... :
Onlv sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one-
half of these are intended for the European market,
thus leaving only 80,000 for sale in the United States
where 100,000 were disposed of for the- Third Con
cert. ; The ticket are divided into ten con porta or
parts and have on their back the Scheme, with a
fail explanation of the moeoof drawing. ;
At this concert, which will be the , grandest musi
cal display ever witnessed in this country, the un
precedented sum of t;,-iif--;i-' !' ''
. ,;$1;500,0P0,;; ; , ;
Divided into 13,000 cash gifta, wiU be distributed by
lot among the ticket-holders-the numbers of the
ticKets to oe arawa rrom one wneet ay Dima enna
ren and the gifts from another.
LIST OP GIFTS.
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT,.. .......
ONK GRAND- CASH GIFT..........
$350,000
ONK UUAKD CASH. G11TT,,.., ....
ONE GRAND' CAS B GIFT, ..a '. . .s
ONK GRAND CASH GIFT,...,.,...:..
10 Cash Gifts, $16,000 each..... ......
SO Cash Gifts. 6,000 each,.
, 60 Cash Gifts, ,1,008 each....;,....;.
80 Cash Gifts. 800 each,. ..;......
j 10a Cash Gifts, u 400 each,
. 50,000
35,000
17,500
100,000
1150,000
50,000
' -40,000
. 40,000
45,000
'50,000
3i,600
550.000
:iS60 Cash Giftsi 800 emch,.j: ..f..
' 325 Cash Gifts, -100 each,. ,.,..,..,,
ilOOO Cash, Gifts, 60 each......
i -t ' , . ' f . .
TOTAL, 12,000 GIFTS, ALL
&A8H.
....... $lJ5a).O0O
amounting to.
The distribution will be Dositive. whether all the
tickets are sold or not, and the 13,000 gifts all paid
In proportion to the tickets sold-aQ unsold tickets
being destroyed as at the First, and Second Con
certs and not represented In the drawing.
PIIICE pr TICKETS.
v, Whole tickets
50.00-r Halves $25.00: Tenths.
oreacn coupon.
Ml wu&vu. M.w, iw,TWf nuv.w 1......
m.iVTavaM.'inlivla tinlrafa 9rw
$500; S2H tickets for $1,000; 11 whole tickets for
$5,000: 227 whole tickets for $10,000. No discount
on less than $500 worth of tickets at a time. ' ;
; The nnparalleled success of the Third, Gift- Con
cert as well aa the satisfaction given by, the First
and Second, makes It only necessary to- announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every ticket.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all ita
details like the Third, and fall particulars m
learned from circulars which will be sent free
this omce to all who annly for them. ' ' '
froi
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders- accom
panted by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
given to those who bny teeeen----
Public Library Building, Louisville,
auu jn.au wcr kxlx b wuccn
j ir- 7 rvt. La.
le, Jty.
ang i-awn -j-- j. . . . n .
W
E WILL REMOVE TO OUR NEW BUILDING
Corner Front and Princess Sts.
....... . . :..-.. 1 .... . 1 . .
' Between this aate and '' ; ' '
. . -Mjffi. ak -' "
SliPTEllBEK 1st.
WS WILL BXUi OUB XNTIKK
1
RETAIL STOCK AT COST,
a Aaitiaourdesire toopen wltha
Fresh and Complete Stock;
Hence our determination to dispose of the same be-
iore moving, , . . , . , . . ,
juhe0-tf ' J " J ; B: WEILL.
Fire and Burglar Ifrpof Safes.
MARL & CO.
TIib Oldest &t3rpstMoiiiifactory of Safes
: .:...:,IAnilBICI)!., ..f-j-
rpHISE SAFES ARK MADE WITH THRKB AND
JL four flange around the door, of refined wrought
uuu iroun-siwun angle -corners, una j
, wairanted , Free from . Dampness !
:,jJemtheScientifleierlca
Since the Boston fire we have given Bome' atten
tion to.the.real merits of various safes, with a view
of supplying our ewn tefllee wlta Om best article m
the market, and have acoordlnsly made selection ef
a dry filled vinm and Plaster- Safe, manufactured by
1 .Wt.r!WWtaJ$..goi7c: .'i i
:s Wa'wlll delrrer "these SaTtssln!WIlrnlngton at same
! a-f . . . , -t
prie as charged by xnanuftnrei fa ttew-York. !
Jane t-tf JL ili'vn -"WILLARD BROS., Agenta.
r.'.T ,vv,.in ii:.:f i
F 0 R S A L E i
TIJRPEimHEIiAKps, FINE
; BUSINESS XQCATIONS FOR j
r BtjriNG ANJ DISTILL-1 v j
ulxwra ING IFluJRFENTIN,Eiua ' ;j
HiviNGr to:
A to change their .bnatness-isndeaasve further,
South, offer for tale their entire property, namely:
S first-rate TurntiritftmsraTnngooa running of-,
aer ana locatea at excel out batiness ptavadtrfor jmi'
tog produce and seUing Good; 25 to ,8Q fine young
Malea 4ana Hor8esinr8tvrateiWagone,:J Harness,
Carts,. Ac.;. 2,000 acres Farming, and , Turpentiue
Lands, round and boxed with good Buildings, 8ta--blea
and honses for laborers, together withal goods.
muGB uia -mereuaaaue, ua numerous otner ar-
The above property Is all situated in a very healthy
loaality and wUl be sold m lot and parte ; to suft X
purchasers on very Accommodating and easy terms.
uoou paper, wiin reaeohaoie Interest added, will be
requh-eo. -For particular call upon or aodreas J. J.
Barden, Effingham, S. C, or i
'rjum x -titi , J. h. HARDEN A BROS.,'-' i
, .. . - t t , Bbeueaer, S, C. :
Possession given January 1st, 1874. ; - 1 1 r
...... CM U. . ."I v-
.'ttn' eiati
Cotton Yarn.
tAVBBL. HILL
COTTON YARN,
AL LOW PRICE,. ; : ; j
nu lion-J?;-u ni For sale kyffic'J uhxiJi ' j
! ! Jn'r 81-lw t'$ -m EDWARDS A HALL.?
TN LOTS TO SUnVtsm J ':9Ut fffe
For sale by " ' ; "
"TebS-tf
" ADRIAN A VOLLERS.
Nova Scotia Herfingvj
50
BARRELS- ,
1 - -
iPSCTJUr SOUND
For eale low bv "sK 9tVX
nw5l!ARpBROS.f
one ia-im - .
Dickey ft eyiyed.
1 f
. fr9f.n From r New.: i.TOhcatviflia'aT?
For sale by; -July
80-lw EDWARDS HALL.
Lifelnsujance Company
i: s ' RIcltmoud, Tlrginla.
I Oyer -15,000 Policies Iisuei
come 6ver $1,500,000
; ProajessiTB rProsperons ! Prompt
SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES, SEci'Bi
. , INVESTMENTS, AJIPLK IiKSERVH,
'-ilASLll GOOD SURPLUS!
Premiums Cash, Policies Liberal.
Aunual Plrlsiou of Surplus.
ATKINSON & MANNING, Gtn:lAKi!-
' " . , Insurance Rooms. 5 N. Water st
W. C. Carrineton. President; John t. .
,., . v.i , . ' 7 ., vice
President; L J. Harteook, Secretary ;J. j. Hopku
I nalnl wilt faiiiil in ' TT, n f V , a f . .
-..,... wv.viMj , m. a. . oiuu, Actuary; B
C. Hartsook, Cashier.
mar28-tf
Rooms.
$27,000,000 POtJB INSURANCE CAP.
ITAI.: BEPBESlNTED APTQ
, PATINGBOSTON LAmkc
Qjueen Insurance Cat of Liverpool and "
North British and' ttercaatiie Insurance
Company, Capital
Hartford Insurance Company, Capital . . . "
National Fire Insurance Cumpanv. of
uuuu, yayiuu . . . tin.MO Mil
10,0O),0(l0
Continental Insurance ComuanT. of New
uututsu, AUXIA1. ..... .
600,0011
York, Capital......... i.5M rtn
Phteniiluaurance Company, of Brookiyiu 1
Ojinitnl " . .
Virginia Home- Insnranee Company, of -
1 fyiiu, uayiMu.,.. ...... ........... ; jsnnnnn
MARINE The old Mercantile Mutual ofN
York. . . .i.iii,". i ..... ;..
: LIFE The Connecticut Mutual of Hartford.
"ATKINSON A MANNING,
no f-. i.;- General Acents
norSS-tfyJ
ttll.OMB.INSXITUTIOIvS.
' I ,. Security' against JFire. .
: ' THE; NORTH. CAROLINA ;
Hoii.nf sijpjCT company,
i . . : t -u ., TiAT.EiqH, n. a . ;
This Company r continues to write Policies, at fair
rates, on all classes of insurable property. . . ,
All losses are promptly adjusted - and paid.' ' The
"HOUBV is rapidly growing in puhUc favor, and
appeals, with confidence, to insurers of property ia
North Carolina. : i ; . .4:
f" Agents mall parts of the State. is
' R.H. BATTLE, Jr., President.
. C. B. ROOT, Vice President, , , ;
BEATON GALES, Secretary. '
PULASKI CrOWPER, Supervisor. . U ;') 'i
anglf
Wilmington, N.C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
S p r I ng "; iuid ; 'S'tfmmer
DRESS GOODS
J. &;H. SAIVISON'S.
2,000 Tdv-a4rlpedaIIoasambiqaes
at ii5c.l worth 35c.
A' PULL LINE OF STRIPED AND FANCY
jL. GRENADINES, WORTH 30c., REDUCED TO
A LARGS LOT OF 8TRIPED AND FANCY
PLAID JAPANESE REDUCED TO 20 Cts.
ITsUfaja. ,. ,..;..ftJii.,. ,, . .
And all others at a correapondlng rate. - We nave
it! ti.'.f i ?ct iU j!' S t4? .-iij
Worthy of the attention of our customers, which we
offer at 75c. and upwards. Lace Points at a great
sacrifice from $1Q 00 and upwards;
WHI. T& .u G O O D ,
Plqnes,Halnnooka and Summer Sultiaga in endlesa
variety. . 7
' Our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT embraces all
the prominent brands of white and unbleached
Ali. widths, at prices to defy competition. -,
i june)&4f Jtji iii ttj ui-iiOi-JJ.
HLBBABS HOUSE,
h ,frc-;J-jjtft '.i -J';' I .iiMi.;';'1 ':
M Q RjEvHt EA.D C I T Y,
.1 Vti -! CARTERET COUNTY,' "N. 'C, v
CHAS; 'mBBAAB; PBOPBIETOK.
i ' This, splendid' Sea Side Watering .Place,' situated
at Beaufort Harbor ill be open for the reeeptioa ot
guostoon.,.,,.,, tt.ti .r,;f.!n.y;.. , i .. ..
iwIVojadairtaaaietsi, 18TS.
IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED T01SK THE MOST Dfr
35 v' vfna-Hw iuj-jji',.!;' .. "--
SURF. BATHING
;
1
,
5131. VT; '-"f j;:t;i ..'
Ou the Atlantic Coast of thrv TTnited States! des
tined to be Thei Tonnlnna T h crreat Sontkeru
Pacific Railroad. .Unsurpassed facilities for pte
did Safltog; yisblng and Bathing. The Steamer
Zodiac. OBpt iWm. .H Chapin, Commander, leave
direct for New York every week. , . . .
1 Parties wiahing to engage rooms, will please
iVesSMhoire.y.4f .viH4 J ,,' : ' v
July 10th, 1873. if ' ' s.n.
i-jir-UAil.E
F-E;A K
erir.Wofks ' - Company.
SOU f (
TIIWENTr-FlVE i THOUSAND TJOLLARS OP
JL the Capital Stock of the .Cape ; Fear W ster
Works Company having been duly subscribed,
meeting of the subscribers to said stock will be held
at the office of Messrs. Cronly & Morris, on Wii
nesday; the 17th day of this month, for the pure
of organiskig aaid Corpo9tktn by r the. -election uf a
President and five Directors according to the pru
viaiona of the Act-of the General 'Assembly incur
porating said. Company, , . . . -, , r
; ' iff. w:a. weight,
ii in &i -nut !Wnamb.- GRAINGKIt,
' , JOHN McRAE,
Corporators named ia the Act.
; WiuuxotoxJL CtMtpL, 1878. -
2.150 ? j
TIERCES AND BARRELS Of
S .i H S R U P!
'i t raimra L . -
cit jii$'i?;3iisr-jror.'K -v:aiv.. .e
2 1 ' '" In.I.l. Mlll.ln'
bctVtf
iT&if5-. ift " WTLLARD BROS.
; Fresh Bird Food,
pAJN KILLER, SOOTHING 8TBUP, t JTLAYPB
Ing Extracts, Paints, Ofls, Mineral Waters, Sponge,
Brushes, Seed, Ac, c.,itra .vrarvws.
aug89tf GREEN FLANNER