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ST.'- S22K1TJLZ3D.
. KATSS OT aUBSOBIPTIOir.
One year, ln.advaae (by mam:...,
sir month, la advance (ft
..$7 00
. B 60
Three months, to advance (" , , M )...,...,.
a oo
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To city Subscriber, delivered U any part of the
city, Fifteen Cent per week. Our City Agents are
not authorised to collect for more than 8 month In
advance. ,
OUTLINES. ' .
Gen. Chalmers commands the troops who
are at Austin engaged in quelling the ne
gro outbreak..' Gen. Chalmers, com
manding volunteers attacking Austin,
Hiss., baa telegraphed for troops and am
munition,
Carlista were defeated I
New York markets: Gold.
again.
109109i; cotton, 1717f; rosin, 3 25;
spirits turpentine, 86 cents. .
TUB AUSTIN AFF1IB.
The miserable fight; going on at
'Austin, Mississippi, is enough to sad-
den the hearts of all citizens, of 1 all
nu iuio jjcaw oiiu uruer. i
trom the accounts we have seen the
blacks are most clearly in the wrong.
W trust that the disturbers of the
-peace; the ring-leaders who incited
the negroes to the outbreak, may
every one be arrested and dealt with
according jo the severest penalties of
the law, if there be any law under the
wretched Radical government of Mis
sissippi, " .
Gen. Chalmers, of Confederate re
nown, has gone to the scene, and will
doubtless quiet the rioters. Austin
is now in possession of the negroes.
TUB LEGISLATURE.
Member Elect of . I tie Ceueral As
sembly of NortU Carolina am lar as
Heard From.
i SENATE. .
1st District, Currituck, Camden,
Pasquotank, Perquimans, Hertford,
Gates aud Chowau, Wm. B. Shaw
. and Thos. R. Jernigan, Cons.
-2d, Tyrrell, Washington. Beau
fort, Martin, Dare, Pamlico and Hyde,
vnao. uaiiuaiu awn iuai biu o. Utl U V ,
. Cons. '! j . - ..'j
3d, Northampton and Bertie, W.
W. Perbles, Uep. ; 1
4th, Halifax, John Bryant, (col.)
' 'Rep. t i'.
5th, Edgecombe, W. P. Mabson,
(col.) Rep.
Clh, Pitt, Joseph B. Strickney,
. Cons. - i
'7th, Wilson, Nash aud Franklin,
Ch:ts. M. Cooke and Nick W. Boddie,
Cons.
8th, Craven, Richard Tucker, Rep.
. j 9th, Jones, Onslow and Carteret,
W, T. R. Bell, Cons.
10th, Wayne and Duplin, D. E.
Smith and John D. Stand ford, Cons.
llth, Lenoir and Greene, Josiuh
Sugg, Cons.
12th, New Hanover, Ed. Cantwell,
Rep. I
l'3th, Brunswick and Bladen, Rev.
Cash well, Rep.
14tli, Sampson,' Edwin W. Kerr,
. Ctuis. j
15lh, Columbus and Robeson, W.
poster French, Cutis.
16th, Cumberland aed Harnett
Geo. W. Pegram, Cons.
17th, Johnston, L. R. Waddell,
Cons. !
18th, Wake, Charlys M. Busbee,
Cons.
19th, Warren, John M. Paschall,
20th, rerson, Urange, Uaswell, U.
E. ParrisH and George Williamson ,
.' Cons. ' 1 . -
21st, Granville, Richard G. Sneed,
Rep.
22d, Chatham, W. G. Albright,
. Cons. :' f'
23d, Rockingham, James Irvin
Cons. '
24th, Alamance and Guilford, Jas.
T. Morehead, Dem., , and A. S. Hol
ton, Rep. " '--r
25th, Randolph and Moore, K. II.
WorihyjCons. ' " : " V ;
2GthJ Richmond and Montgomery,
James LeGrand, Cona.
27th, Anson and Union, C. M. T.
McCauleyCona, -
28th, Cabarrus and Stanly, Dr. Geo.
Anderson, Cons.
29th, Mecklenburg, R. P. Waring,
Cons. !.
30th, Rowan and Davie, J. H. Cle
ment, Cons.
31st, Davidson, Alfred Hargrave,
Cons. . ; . " ; ; , " . .
32d, Stokes and Forsy the, Nelson
S. Cook, Rep.
33rd, Surry and Yadkin, J. G. Mar-
ler. Cons.
34th ' Iredell, Wilkes and Alexan-
der, R. F. Arrafield and R. Z Lin-
uey
Cons.
sith Allorrhnnv. Afthe and Watau
ga, A. J. McMillan, Cons.
36tb Caldwell, Burke, McDowell,
Mitchell and Yancey, J C. Mills, J.
M. Young, Cons.
37th, Catawba and Lincoln, Maj.
VV. A. Graham. Cons.
38th, Gaston and Cleaveland, Jesse
Jenkins, Ind. '
HOUSE OF BEPBESBSTATIVES.
Alamance, Jas. E. Boyd, Rep.
Alexander, J. M. Carson, lis.
Anson W. E. Smith, Cons.
Beaofort, William A. Thompson,
Cons.'! " :;,';';" v
Bertie, Wm. T. Ward, Rep.
Buncombe, M. Patton, Cons., W;
G. Candler, Rep.
Burke, S. McD. Tate, Cons.
Cabarrus, Paul B. Means, Cons.
Qaldwell, R. G. Tattle, Cons.
Camden, F. M. Mullen, Cons. .
Carteret, A ppleton Oaksmith, Ind.
Catawba, S. M. Finger, Cons.
Chatham, Jno. M. Moring, O. A.
Ilanner, Cons. - ' . '
Chowan, Winslow, Rep. . i '
: Colambos, V. V. Richardson, Cons,
r Craven, Jno. R. Good,' Edward H.
Hill, Reps. '.'t. , V
I . - : . . :. ' r . . .. if i V.
VOL. XIV.-NO; 13.
Cumberland, Jas. C. McRaeJ J. I
oxvxj. uessup, uons. ' j i
Dare, O. N. Gray, Rep. :'"A !
Davidson, Solomon A. Mock, Mat
Dixai xx. i umnix, uons.
Davie, Charles Anderson, Cons.
Ajupun, a. jr, Moseley, W.
B.
T,
er,
Wells flona
Edgecombe. Willis Bn mi- W.
m.
Goodwin, Reps.
j --
Forsyth, Dr. V. H. Whee
Kep. j
Franklin, T. T. Mitchell, Cons.
Gaston, W.A. Stowe, Cons.
Gates, John Willeg, Cons.
Cran
uranville,' 11. T. Hughes, -L
vxreene,
Taylor, Cons.
Guilford, Nereus Mendenhall! .Trhn
N. Staples, Cons. ' .
Halifax, J. A. White, G. W. Dan
iel, Reps. " : i .
Harnett, J. A. Spears, Cons.
Henderson, James Blythe, Repi ;
Iredell, A. C. Sharp, A. F. Gaither,
Cona, :
Johnston, E. J. Holt, E. A. Bizzell,
Cons. - I
Lenoir, Parrott, Cons. '.: ; ;
Lincoln,
Macon, Jas. L. Robinson, Cons.!
Madison, H. A. Gudger, Con. 1 "1
McDowell, A. M. Erwin, ConsJ
Mecklenburg, Sol. W. Reid, Jl L.
Setton, Cons. ; j :
Moore, A. A. Mclver, ConsJ j !
Nash, W.T. Griffin, Cons. 1 j
New Hanover, W. H. Moorej H.
Brewington, Alfred Lloyd, Reps. ;
OnsloWj Jno. W. Shackelford,Cbns.
Orange, Matthew Atwater, Jjohn
W. Latta, Cons. j
Pasquotank, M. J. Munden, Rep.
Perquimans, J. Q. A. Wood, Rep.
Person, S. C. Barnett, Rep.
Polk, N. B. Hampton, Rep.
Robeson, Dr. It. M. Nortnent, lleill
McNeill, Independents. 1
Kandolpb, M. T. Moflitt, A
H.
Kendall Cons.
Richmond, Piatt D. Walker, Con.
Rockingham, W. N. Mebane, John
Johnson, Cons. 1 ,
Rowan, J. S. McCnbbins, George
M. Bernherdt, Cons.
Rutherford, Eli Whisnant Rep.
Sampson, W. H. Bryant, James I.
McCallop, Cons. '
Stokes, Thos. Martin, Cons, j . ;
Swain, T. D. Bryson, Con.' j 1
Tyrrell, W. W. Walker, Cousf j
Union, Lemuel Presson, Cons.'
Warren,Carter Williams, Lib. Rep.
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The BlallM. . j' .
The mails will close from this date as fol
lows: ! V
Nortbern (night) mails C:45 p. M.
" through and way (day) J
mails i 5 A.M.
Southern mail. . . . 6:80 A. M.
Carolina Central mails. . . 5 A. M
Smithville, Saturdays and Tues- -
days .. . (5 A. M.
Fayetteville, river, Monda3's and I
Fridays.... 1 j?. M.
Fayetteville by Cv C. R. W., daily 5 A. M
Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every
Friday 60A. M.
Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.,
and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 AJ M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money ordjer on
Register Department open same as stamp
office.! , . . .
NEW ADVEBTISEBlENTsl
See ad. "Notice to Trespassers." . j
Ckonly & Morbis. For Rent 1 ;
T. D. Mearks. W. S. F. E. Co. No. 1.
G. R. French & Sou. For the Cash.
Boyltn & Woira. For Sale. j
See ad. of Daily Commercial Reporter.
Kebchkeb & Caldek Bkos, Sutidries.
Heinsbekoer. Violin Strings, &c.
nireri court.
The following cases were disposed of yes
terday morning:
Thos. Hill, charged with disorderiy con-
duct, was required to pay a fine of $50 or York; H Mayo, 5 Commerce street, Bos
work for thirty days on the streets, j i ton, Mass; Albin, Son & Co, 135 Sycamore
William Brown, charged with disorderly street, Cincinnati ;Miss Mary J Ydung,
conduct, was founds not guilty-and dis- care J M Schemerhorn, 14 Broad street,
charged. P New York; Hiss M E Heffelman, Cham-
Daniel Williams, . charged with resisting
a police officer in the discharge of his duty,
was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine 1
of $50 and costs or work for thirty days on
the streets. ! j
: J. J. Rowan and others, charged with
disorderly conduct, were found nojl guilty
-i a , . , "; 1
ana case uismuweu. . ,
Limas Ross, charged with disorderly con
ducLj Judgment suspended on application
OI prosecuting wnueeo.
Isaac Stocks, charged with resisting the
police and refusing to assist them in arrest-
ing a disorderly person when called upon
to do so, was found guilty and ordered to
pay a fine of $50 or work for thirtyjdayson
thesireets. !
J. W. Patton,. charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $5 and costs.
Sudeten Deatb
Mrs. Elizabeth Sholar died very suddenly
in this city yesterday afternoon, in pe72nd
year of her age. - Her illness, we learn, did
not last more than ten minutes before death
onmnaA Mrn Sholar was ft widow lauV
and highly esteemed in the community, and
i,- aa h nnAnp-ntfifl Hflath will cause
much sorrow atnong a large circlel of rela-
lives and friends. ' t
Tne New Dally.
- The first number oitne x0y vommeraoi
RMrfcr.,Me8ers. Robert KennedyandE. S
nrr .,.Am'tAri will h isnnied on
before the 1st of. September, Mr. Frank
tt rx.K u 1,1 lir aa Fiitor and
will no doubt make the Importer afsprightly
sheet
Ttmfcn independent fcheet and
will be issued every , evening, Sundays ex
cepted, at 50 cents per month
Import Entries for sale at
of Tub Mobniko Stab. I
the office
3t.
WILMINGTON,
iai .
The Fifth Ward Barbecue
promises to be a grand affair.
- The Sibaly Hansen, arrived at
London from this port on the 25th ult.
' : The -4moa, 'MoWilliara, cleared
from Liverpool for this port on tne 25th ult.
The old postoffice quarters will
present a lonely appearance after this
morning. ; 7
Quite a large number of cases
have been fixed for trial before the Mayor's
Court this morning.
The election exeitemeut has
about all passed off and the community has
settled down to its usual quietude.
An adjourned regular meeting
of the Wilmington S. F. E. Company No. 1,
will be held this evening, at 8 o'clock.
There is every indication of a
gradual but decided improvement inusi
nss, and a brisk fall trade is predicted.
Yesterday was one of the,
warmest dys of the season, the .thermome
ter at the City Hall indicating 89 degrees at
3 P. M.
Mr. William Little, editor of the"
Florence Pioneer, was in the. city yesterday.
He warmly congratulated our State on its
late great victorj.
Rev. Mr. Parkinson, who sailed
on the Schooner Ben for New York, about
ten days since, preached in the Methodist
Church, South, at Smithville, being de
tained there over night. Mr. P. has ar
rived safely in New York.
We reproduce this morning our
tabular statement of the official vote of New
Hanover county for the purpose of correct
ing two or three errors in the spelling of
names and one error in the vote of Caswell
Township for Merrimon, in 1872; and also
to supply a demand for extra copies of the
paper which we were unable to supply yes
terday. The Qmarranttne Queatton. .
The Committee of physicians who went
to Smithville yesterday morning to confer
with Dr. Potter, the Quarantine Physician,
in reference to allowing vessels from Ha
vana and other infected ports to come
up to this city, returned yesterday after
noon. Tlley report the result of their visit
and interview with Dr. Potter as being in
every respect satisfactory, the latter show
ing perfect willingness to listen to any sug
gestions they might offer. After the Spanish
Barque Anna had passed up on Tuesday Dr.
P. reconsidered his permission and would
have countermanded it, but found it was too
late; and we understand that he will order
her back to quarantine. . He' stated to the
Committee that he would enforce the quar
antine as rigidly as possible and that no
fault will hereafter be" found on that score.
The Committee will make a formal report
to the Mayor to-day. '
Tbe Old North State.
Hope Hope, of the Norfolk Landmark,
will always have it in his power to write
such hopeful as this: "The North
Carolina papers are justly jubilant over
their splendid victory. Well done, Old
North State ! There's life jn the Old Land
yet ! Our exchanges from there are full of
hilarious roosters. The Wilmington Morx
lno Star has no less than five chanticleers
at the head of its columns, and the whole
Conservative press seems to have caughO
j i e ' ?S
me contagion, ana ieeis jikb a iuuruiug
star.'"
Unavailable Letters.
The following is a list of unmailable let
ters now in the City Postoffice: Mrs W
Sherman, Point Caswell, N C Miss Rhox-
ann, 300 West Forty-fifth , street, New1
bersburg, Penn.
Wightinte Street.
Two individuals of the colored way of
thinking, having indulged rather freely in
their favorite beverage of "tangle-left" or
'pop-8kunw whiskey, got into a difficulty in.
'Paddy's Hollow" yesterday afternoon,
during which one of them received a pain
ful wound about the face. The parties were
both arrested and lodged in the Guard
House to await a hearing before the Mayor
this morning.
So Mote It Be.
A trin to Wilmington via the Sounds,
in the Yacht Julia, is on the tapis. May we
be enabled to go.
So saith the Newbern Tivm.
We hope
John will Manix to come.
We'll guarantee
a good time to every jolly Ntu&ernian who
may put in an appearance as Captain, Car
penter or son of a sea-king turn of mind,
Crabs are scrumptious, and as for pig-fish
" hush chile." . e
PoitOmc Removal. "
Postmaster Brink will remove into his
new office, corner of Second and .Chesnut
streets, to-day. The mails -will be opened
at the old office and delivered until 9
ociock a. iu., auu uj - j
for business at ine new umce. ju
I holding boxes are requested to call for tbeu
mail before g o'clock.
or I 2Haa:iatrate Court.
Henry A. Graham, arrested on the com:
plaint of Rebecca Gardner, charged with
trespass, was arraigned before Justice Gard-
ner, yesteraay. juagmen suuueu u
the payment of costs.
Both printing , and ruling done
n thenest grades of copying ink at
I Star Job Printing Office. tf
Morning
N. C, THURSDAY,
ELECTION KETUENS.
YADKIN Official. .
fSpecial to the Star.
Pool 725; Purnell 718. Congress: Rob
bins, Cons., 846; Cook, Rep. ; 774. Judge:
Bailey, Rep,, 774; "Wilson, Cons., 718. So
licitor: Dobson, Cons., 890; Joyce, v Rep.,
716. Senate: Marler, Cons., 946'; Brower,
Rep., 905. House: Glenn, Rep., 1,020;
Hampton, Cons., 824. Yadkin and Surry
vote for Senator; Marler elected.4
CARTERET-7-OFFiciAli.
I Special to the Star. A .
Pool 828; Purnell 678;. Congress: Wad
dell 755; McKay 728. Judge: McKoy8U;
Russell 703. Solicitor: Norment 779; Sut
ton 088. Senate: Bell, Cons., 879; Koonce,
Rep., 699. House: Martin, Cons., 642; Oak
smith, doubtful, 987.; -7
There were"two"precincts not included in
the returns as published in our last. The
above is the vote complete.
STANLY-rOFFiCTAL.
Special to the Star.
Pool 635 ; Purnell 97. Congress : Ashe
769; Davidson 243. Judge: Fuller 450;
Buxton 768. Solicitor: Pemberton, Con.,
1,044; McDonald, Rep,, 154. R. Ander
son, Con., elected to the Senate in the 30th
District, composed of the counties of Stanly
and Cabarrus; A. C. Freeman, Cons., elect
ed to the House from Stanly. .
GREENE Official.
Special to the Star.
Pool 821; Parcell 874. Congress: Hy
man, Rep., 850; Blount, ConM 828. Judge:
Seymouf, Rep.', .844; Grainger, Con., 462;
Clarke, iiu.. .Rpp., 337. Soliciter: Moore,
Rep , 825; Slivrard, Ind., 539. Senate:
Sugg, Cou., 805; Pope, Rep.842. House:
Hooker, Cons., 892; Busbee, Rep., 839.
CALDWELL Official.
Special to the Star. !
Pck1 840; Purnell 94. Congress: Vance !
794; Durham 264. M. A. Beainhardt, Con.,
elected over one Conservative Independent
and one . Radical by 270 majority. All
county officers Conservative, S. M. Clarke
being re-elected over two others (both claim
ing to be Conservatives) by 306 majority.
CURRITTCK Official.
Special to the Star.J
Pool 744; Purnell 335. Congress
Yeates, Con., 731; Cobb., Rep., 375.
Judge Eure, Con., 952; Albertson, Rep.,
169. "Solicitor Whedbee, Con., 950; Bag
ley, Rep., 163. Senate Shaw, Con., 747;
Jernigan, Con., 764; White, Rep., 346;
Overjnan, Rep., 340. House Woodhouse,
Con., 797; Harrison, Rep., 272. Our whole
county ticket is elected. "
FORSYTH COUNT Y Official.
Special1 to the Star.
Pool 1,080;" Purnell 1,118. Congress:
Robbins, Con., 1,153; Cook, Rep., 1,110.
Senate: Adams, Con., 1,095; Cook, Rep.,
1,230. House: Bodenhammer, Con., 1,
110; Wheeler, Rep., 1,210. Judge: Wil
son, Cou., 1,148; Bailey, Rep.. 1,153. Solicitor:-.
Dobson, Con., 1,102; Joyce, Rep.,
1,170.
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DIED.
BARNITZ. In this city, on the 12th inst, infant
son of E. G. and Rotalean BarniU, aged 10 days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
requested to attend the funeral this (Thursday)
aftarnoon, at 4X o'clock, from their residence
Third street, between Church aad Castle.
SHOLAR. In this city, on Wednesday evening,
a quarter to 5 o'clock, Mrs. Elizabeth Sholar, in
72nd year of her age.
i The funeral win take place from the First Baptist
the church on Friday afternoon at o'clock.'- Friends
-1 and acquaintances invited to attend 5 I
AUGUST 13, 1874.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW. HANOVER COUNTY.
' ELECTION AUGUST 6TB. 18T4. .
fs g d g e : l a - ; -i h . 4 v . t: 3
, or. ( Merrimon 04 102 .296 247 241 189 26 42 14 m "l64 124 J27 185 65 J00 67 2261
x'sl Caldwell....... 375 522 227 267 275 465 179 5442 .99 161 198 140 100 142 62 243 63 3614
SvpHPvb.hutrua'n i 7
Stephen D. Pool..... 121 125 8J0 284 280 249 40 6521 159 129 115 140 174 135 50 104 93 2598
T. B. Purnell ........ ;409 548 213 210 282 489 198 54 '46 98 129 186 163 145 148 62 204 64 3748
. ' Congress: I
A. M. WaddeU 121 129 827 290 284 247 38 8o'l 159 130 116 140 174 133 51 103 94 2637
NeUl McKay ........ 4J0 546 210 307 28 488 205 45 49 100 127' 186 164 151 153 62 204 65 3754
Judge: -.
A. AvMcKoy. ........ 115 127 '317 279 278 240 35 76122 155 124 113 140 166 129 52 104 93 2565.
1 1 Bussell... 415 553 220 i 817 284 490 208 50 49 102 133 196 167 157 154 64 203 63 3820
Solicitor: ! . .
W. S. Norment 118 127 819 288 278 241 38 74 20 160 126 14 140 171 137 50 102 9t 2589
T. H. Sutton 412 551 216 313 280 488 200 48 49 96 133 193 167 158 153 63 234 63 3787
Senate:
W.H. Gerken 63 102 184 183 195 185 70 5 4 1?8 77 2 ... 79 48 18 88 76 1517
EeVCantwell....:.... 899 . 605 166 265 237 466 126 56 47 . 92 128 192 166 138 147 63 197 65 3455
House Representatives
KKBrysn... 118 126 313 289 283 842 38 65 19 158 128 109 135 173 13149 105 91 2572
Al A. Moseley 118 126 812 282 279 241 38 65 19 189 187 112 135 173 131 49 1QJ 91 2559
H. Brewington 406 557 192 299 271 479 191 50 47 .92 129 192 167 138 149 62 201 65 3687
W.H. Moore 404 540 190 294 272 482 187 50 47 92 129 191 167 138 150 62 201 65 3661
Alfred Lloyd.......;. 398 &10 171 269 238 469 188 5147 93 129 192 166 138 149 62 200 65 3535
W.H.Banks.. ... ... 1 ... 8 .... 2 ... 9...... 8 .. 18
Aaron KeUoj. 13 89 40 34 41 17 8 .... 2 ... 9 .. 3 .. 198
S.H. Mauning'. 344 496 168 261 224 455 195 5546 91 129 134 168 139 137 59 199 68 3368
A. B. Black.... 228 178 315 313 318 260 33 66 24 164 125 153 111 167 145 56 103 86 2845
OwenBiney...... .. ....
Clerk:
Jas. Heaton... ....... 446 507 177 272 234 471 125 60.. 89 129 13S 167 142 142 60 198 67 3419
J. C. Mann..... 112 145 245 136 252 200 103 22 21 160 105 158 120 145 8146 87 81 2219
Register of Deeds
G. W. Bordeaux.... 241 513 163 272 239 467 ... 5446 92 132 180 167 136 15060 196 68 3176
B. N. Blood worth ... 140 6 2 ..k .... 2 33 ... 5 1 ... ( 65 244
J. J. Rowan 74 .. 82 194 36 336
Surveyor:
H. A. Colvin...... ... 40 96 ... 261 104 32 96 3120 74 91 166 130 292 117 88 65 87 1790
L.D Cherry.. 350 517 176 273 246 591 75 5146 158 156 63 167 23 14924 227 63 3355
Coroner:
W; 3, Bivins. ........ 15 43 50 88 53 12 4 59 83 61 9318 76 25 580
E.D. Hewlett........ 57i 532 215 320 281 661 220 12156 108 144 208 167 143 14662 198 81 4055
L.M. Williams...:... 16 76 54 165 23 15 19 -2 72 442
Treasurer: " I
O. Fennell, it. 114 127 298 289 274 239 43 23i20 160 134 109 132 171 136 49 105 98 2513
Elijah Hewlett 839 511 166 270 245 471 198 99 46 94 129 193 167 131 144 62 1&6 69 3530
K. C.Myers 14 85 47 37 45 19 4 8 ...... 9... ; 218
Commissioners: .
John Dawson 119 135 328 296 286 245 45 73 24 162 133 115 138 174 135 52 105 94 2659
Thos. Williams 78 134 327 294 288 244 44 69 24 162 135 115 157 175 187 52 102 161 2678
P. H. Bell... 78 133 313 287 280 243 39 66 22 159 123 115 137 161 142 51 102 91 2542
L. B. Rice.... 81 44 72 66 71 31 79 2 7 . 93 18 65 ... 56 27 82 30 28 742
A. H. Morris 885 559 254 825 826 602 209 63)50 220 205 192 16? 215 167j4 217 72 4322
S. Vanimringe 330 609 167 263 242 467 187 51'46 92 127 111 167 137 14662 196 1 3241
Jas. Wilson 834 517 170 276 246 471 201 56 46 92 127 177 167 140 147,62 196 68 3443
Delaware Kixon 350 549 213 805 282 488 207 64 46 97 128 190 167 145 15162 206 68 3708
J Q. Wagner .... 837 515 193 280 250 472 199 115 47 92 127 198 167 136 145:62 196 68 3458
J.D. Sellers.. 10 27. 20 . 27 29 18 ... 2.. 4 ... 9 .... .. 9 ... 155
H. E. Scott 10 28 23 29 81 H .. 1.. 4 ... 17 j. 9... 171
For County Commissioners J. D. Powers received 24, J. C. Beyer 73, M. C. Collins 74, Scattering 112.
ForCorocer. D. McDnffie receired 60. Scattering 20u
For the Senate, C. W. McClammy received 33. Robert Strange 52, J. R. Hawes 77. Scattering 79.
jror itepresentatives, v. V. Hmes 59, scattering iuo.
For Clerk of the Snnerior COnrtH. A. Rastc received
Scattering 22.
For County Treasurer W. A. Green received 12 and J. J. Rowan 26.
For Beaister of Deed W. A. Green received 213. 3. C. Hill 133. J. ThomDEOn. 207. R. B. Wood 93. J. 3.
Boang 84, B. G. Larking 81, D. E. Bunting 26, Scattering 96.
ror county surveyor a. A. uoiviye received 7,
OFFICIAli VOTE.
For Govern
Sup't Public
or.
1872.
instruction.
1874.
COUNTIES.
O
a
c
o
I
fi
a
Ph
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany :
1,270
545
839
1,191
752
1,331
944
1,015
1,099
921
389
184
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort....
1,019
761
1,565
Bertie
1,514
982
1,306
1,008
1,166
815
1,327
1,365
939
280
407
Bladen.
Brunswick
1,208
1,448,
708
111
1.538
Buncombe
Burke
1,114!
852
683
811
832
Cabarrus
Caldwell ..
Camden ..
Carteret
Caswell
1,161
829
563
1,062
1,415
840
94
488
678
"i.94
1,468
"761
554
647
739
1,456
426
1,68:1
433
742
828
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee ,
1,261
1,251
1,774
486
1,804
"597
Chowan..
576
Clay.
Cleveland
252
1,099
547
693
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
1,024
1.142
2,708
1,883
349
1,516
662
1,035
270
8,452
11161
1,560
683
512
2,655
944
1,831
3,640
03
420
716
"6i6
994
1,146
2.165
744
"838
1,790
1142
2,322
1,968
335
"589
953
1,890
763
1,384
826
1,750
232
iare ,
Edgecombe
Forsythe .,
Franklin
Gaston
1,474
3,406
1,080
1,U8
1,475
927
754
1,976
783
1,849
1,667
. 778
447
Gates....
Granville....
Greene ,
Guilford
Halifax....
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
776
2,294
420
2,575
874
OKI
505
416
326
Hyde
816
1,738
564
1,481
559
- 994
Iredell.... .'.
Jackson
Johnson
Jones
166
1,374
639
1,892
V.189
905
1,186
l',055
340
Lenoir
Lincoln
1,270
706
130
903
655
635
1,035
706
Macon....
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg. .... . . .
Mitchell
Montgomery.
Moore ;
Nash .;
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow ...
Orange...... ...........
Pasquotank
Perquimans.. .
Person ... ;
Pitt.....
Polk...........;. .....
Randolph
Richmond. i
Robeson.... :.r...
Rockingham.
Rowan.
Rutherford....
Sampson
641
1.048
519
2.511
2,261
623
2,153
1,727
.195
475
1,055
- 658
881
1,078
615
1,281
3,148
"845
1,261
1,017
803
1,3
1,284
3.614
1,402
2,598j
"962
1,825
863
670
2,261
1,095
- 892'
1,945
657
642
1,990
492
1.821
H1U
819
1,110
1,782
224
1,364
1,775
342
1,369
1.309
1,683
1,101
1.631
1.629
1,687
918
800
1,358
97
1,6531
l.aui
1,664
1,654
1,118
1,013
L434
1,557
727
1,697!
646
905
989
332
1,66
.635
lev
836i
830
S38
. 22
Stokes., , . . .
swa&V-v. .' .1 !
Transylvania
Tyrref...i..
LTnion
Wake
Warren.;.. .1
Washington. .........
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
WUson
Yadkin...
Yancey
Total.
879
206
347
631
1,022
369
1,109
402
3.843
2,3801
922
83
785 1,799
5461
435
1,747
1,034
353
1,949
1,294
1,294
866
621
1,034
73
7251
.718
503
872
NEW ADVERTISMEENTS.
Tlolln and Guitar Strings.
The BEST ITALIAN STRINGS in tho market
Just received and for sale at
aug 13-tf t HEINSBEKGER'S.
'' " -f- " '
Pianos, Organs and Cliroinoi.
SOLD FOR CASH AND ON MONTHLY IN-
, 8TALLMENTS, at
HEINSBERGER'S
aog13tf Live Book and Mn-ic Store. :
DAILY COMMERCIAL, REPORTER,
(Every Evening Except Sunday)
FRANK H. DABBY, Editor,
Will commence publication on or before Sept 1st
Ab Indkfeksxht paper, but unequivocally In favor
of a white man's government
60 cents per mouth delivered to city subscribers;
are
on
.mail subscribers $5 per year..,
. ; For all Information, address .
KENNEDY A WARROCK, , .
aug 13-lt ; v ' ' ' Proprietors.'
WEDDING CARDS -AND VISITING CARDS
printed totheinortt
asgll Prlating and.Publlshiag House,
at
the
..out to.
WHOLE NO. 2,140.
144 votes. .Tas. H. Heaton 40. J. D. Fennell 24.
ccatteiing x.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For the Cash.
Wc offer bargains to
CASH BUYERS
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A call and examination
solicited.
GEO. B. FRENCH tt SON'S,
aug 13-tf 39 North Front street
Cotton TieSy Cotton Ties.
JgQ TONS COTTON TIES (All Patents
For sale by -
KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.,
aug 13-tf 27. 28 & 29 North Water St.
Spirit C&sis Spirit Casts Spirit Casis.
5QQ SPIRIT CASKS,
For sale by V
KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.,
aug6-tf .27. 28 & 29 North Water St.
Glue, Glue, Glue.
90 A BBLS- A NO- 1 GLUE,
150 "
Common
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.,
aug 13-tf 27, 28 & 29 North Watert
Flour, Flour, Flour.
0 BBLS FLOUR.
For sale by
KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS
aug ltf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St
WIL. STEAM F. E. COMPANY NO. 1.
A DJOURNED REGULAR MEETING THIS
evening at 8 o'clock,
THOS. D. MEARES.
Recording Secretary.
angl3-lt
For Rent IM OctoUer 1st, 1874.
The store, warehouses, office upon
North Water Street, with Sheds ana Wharf, now
occupied by Messrs. K. Murray & Co. Apply to
aug 13-lt CRONLY & MORRIS.
RicMani Boarding and Day School
. FOBBOTd, 1
145 Lanvale Street, near Park Avenue,
BAIiTliVlOMK, ITtd.
WM. D. MARTIN, A. M , Principal.
The Eighth Annual Session commences Sept 15,
1874. ' FuU corps of competent and experienced
Teachers. Accommodations unsurpassed. 37" Send
for Catalogue. aug 13-lm
For Sale.
A
iV SECOND-HAND MEDIUM WASHINGTON
P;E 8, in the b st of working order, will be sold
LOW FOR CASH. Apply to
, . BOYLIN & WOLFE, Editors
Monros, N. C. lw Monroe Enquirer. .
Notice to Trespassers.
ALL persons are hereby warned against shooting,
hunting, ranging or otherwise trespassing on
our lands, beginning at the city limits and running
Mouth to Bernard's reek. West to Old Federal
Point Road, and thence to the Cape Fear River.
T. C. Mcllhennv, Hart Ss Bailey, Geo. Harriss,
Ag't, Henry Mardndale, W. D. Smith, T. Morrison,
R. E. -Ueide. aug 13-3t
Tuscola XXX.
1001
, BBLS CELEBRATED "TUSCOLA" FLOUR
- Jo.t In.
For Sale by
aug 9-tf EDWARDS & HALL.
Golden Bell Cologne,
r ' - ---- -
vXERMAN COLOGNE FLU DELIS COLOGNE.
Lavender Water, Toilet Soap, Sponges, Pain Killer,
Simmon's Hepatic uompounas, ana a iuu ana com
plete assortment of Drugs, Medicini
ies and Fancy
Articles, at
JAMBS C. MUNDS' Drusr 8tore.
augS-tf
Third St, opposite City HalLfj
THE MORNING STAR BOOK BIND
ERY is complete in all all its appointments,
aad Is in charge of one of the moat skillful workmen
in the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly
cnespjy auaexpeuiiduaaiy. .
; - BATES OF A1VVK11TISING-. ;
One Square one day,...:.; ?
..- ' two days, H!
" three days... ......... ...... J W
; four daya.....,.'. ....... "
" " five days.. .... 3 00
" oneweek S Co ,
" Two weeks. 6 00
" ". Turee weeks w... 60
" " One month. ....................... 9
" Twomoarhs ::15 00 ,
" Threemontha............,..,,i'w.88 00
. " V : Six months........... ;..85 00
One year..:... ..............60 Of
ty Contract Adverusementa taken at propor
tionately low rates. -
Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, and
ten squares as a half-column.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
v; Arrow Cotton Ties.
JL HE BEST TIB MADE. For sale at manlfoc
turer's prices. f . .
Liberal .lllacouuta In Larse Lota.
DaROSSET & CO.,
Whjonotox, N. C.-W2m State Agents.
CAUTION !
E are instructed bv the American Cotton Tie
company to give nonce mat au persons aeaung
withont license in wrecked Cotton Ties with buckles
of said Company, or otherwise violating the patent
rights of said Company, will be held responsible for
damages. -
DaBOSSBT & CO., Agents
For the American Cotton Tie Co.
For the State of North Carolina.
WmoNOTON, N. C., Aug. 14, 1874-D&W2m
. French Trunks,
iaOLK LEATHER TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS
and a fall assortment of Saddles, Harness, Bridles
Whips, Sc, at the Saddle and Harness Factory of .
aug 8 tf nac , J. S. Topham & C6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bacon, Fork, Lard, &c.
jpj BOXES D. S. SIDES,
g0 Boxes Smoked Sides,
Hhds. Smoked Shoulders,
50 BblsCMPork, .
50 Tubs Leaf Lard,
1 000 BBLS FL0DE. au Sradce,
100 BWS Eefined SuSar8
Q0 Sacks Prime Rio Coffee,
y 0 0 Bbls S H Syrup. .
4
O KAA Bushels Prime Mixed Corn,"
jjj.j
2 000 Second-Hand Spirit Casks,
1 500 ics np irn
J00 BBLS. GLUE, 4 '
g50 KEGS NAILS,
250 Bags Shot,
250 Boxes Candles, .
50 Cases (1 oz.) Snuff,
20 Boxes Soap,
50 Boxes Candy,
50 Cases( Concentrated Lye,
tQ Cases " Potash,
20 Cases Soda,
100 Gross Matchcs
J0 Gross Axle Grease,
25 Cases Brandy Peaches, m
PA Boxes Tobacco, '
For sale low bv
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
aug 9-tf
Still Coming Down.
During our stay in the store now
temporarily occupied by us, we shall offer our
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
I
Come and see aad be convinced.
aug 2-tf
3. & II. SAMSON.
BEFORE WE GO
FOR OUR FALL STOCK,
WE WILL SELL
REMARKABLY CHEAP.
BRING THE MONEY AND SECURE BAB
GAINS while the opportunity is offered.
MuNS ON' & CO.,
augl24f CITY CLOTHIERS.
GREEN
TEAS.
TEAS.
BLACK
TAS.
EVERY VARIETY, GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
a finely selected stock
YOUNG HYSON, .
GUNPOWDER,
IMPERIAL,
OOLONG,
Uncolored Japans and Mixed Teas.
We have the finest Teas Imported can suit every
taste and put se. Send for samples prices greatly !
reduced.. .
CHAS. D. MYERS ft CO..
ijuly2S-tf - - . 0and7 North Front St
A Full and Complete Assortment of
PATENT MEDICINES,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
TOILETTE ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
80APS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH,
Brushes, Glass,' Putty, &c, at
. GREEN & FLANKER'S,
ug 8 tf Wholesale Druggists, 47 Market st
Repairing, of Old Hats and Bonnets.
OLD HATS AND BONNETS ' BLEACHED,
preseed and made to ,
Look a Well a New.
, For particulars call on MRS. JENNIE ORR, 4th
Street, between Nuu and Church. nov29-tf
CERTIFICATE NO. 59 for (10) Ten thares of the
Capital Stock of tbe Wilmington Building Associa
tion, iisacd to the undersigned. Application will be
made for a new certificate. ,
augll-eedtf TuTSa L. A.HART.
mVStlCAL NOTICE!
MY F MENDS, PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
in general, wiabinz my services will please leave
orders for tbe Summer with Mr. J. D. Iove,Book
Store, Front st , or with Bev. G. D. Beraheim, Kth St.,
adjoining the Lutheran Church, which will meet
wiift prompt attention. Being temporarily absent
irom lue ciiy uu a pruieBiuiiai nuu Dusioess roar.
ana navmg aiuconunuea my lormer -place or Dull
ness, cans lor mis cara.
Ke8iectuiiT.
June 2-tr
J. F. RUECKERT.
The Brown Cotton Gin.
The BEST AND CHEAPEST GIN MADE,
Belting, Lace Leather, Belt Rivets and Hooks of
ail sizes, can be found at the old established
HARDWARE HOUSE
- JOHN DAWSON.
Of
aug 9-tf
Apple Feelers, Corers and Sites,
OlDER AND WINE MILLS, Wood, Brass and
Lead Faucets, and everything necessary for tbe
MANUFACTURE OF CIDER AND WINE,
AT -, . - GILES A MTJBCmSOX'S
aug 11-tf ' Hardware Store.
For Smithville. . -
S
TEA HER DIXIE WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Wilmington Monday Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at 4 P. M. Leave Smithville Monday
and Thursday at 7 A. M : Tuesday and Friday at 4
to 5 A. M. Light freight taken every day. Prepaid l
t ml CBWU. -i. . y. V." . - -
July 31-tf O. G. PARSLliY ft CO. ?
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