IP Ipoming tar.
WM. H. BKUNARO,
CICERO AF. HARRIS, )
" WILMINGTON, N. C:
Sunday Morning, Jan. 17, 1875.
SJIOTHBBING FACTS.
The bungling, lame and impotent
message ot President Grant on the
New Orleans outrage, which the
Herald calls "an apology" and the
' Tribune "a weak defence," has al
ready reeeived at oar hands sufficient
consideration. Since the appearance
of that document, however, notice has
been taken of the failure of the Pres
ident to transmit certain papers im
portant as throwing light on his views
and the transactions of the Lieuten
ant General in Louisiana. He omits
the telegrams addressed to him by
Governor McEnery, and what is more
important, he does not include all of
the orders and correspondence with
General Sheridan, some of which
would shed mueh light on the
subseauent transactions, wnat u
A
given shows conclusively that
General "Sheridan was sent for
certain partisan objects since made
apparent, and that he fully under
stood what was expected of him, -and
proceeded to carry it put according
to his own ideas. If all the corres
pondence which has passed between
the White Uouse, the War Depart
ment and General Sheridan was given
it would leave no foothold of defence
for the Administration and its sup
porters. Hence the omission. It is
the duty of the Senate to call for this
correspondence instanter. But they
-will refrain sedulously from doing so
for the identical reasons why the
President failed to send them in the
first instance. They will stand up to
the Administration despite its crimes,
because they are " afraid "to injure
the party."; With them the first con
sideration in every matter is the safe
ty of (he Republican party.
V Do the reflecting Republicans out
side sustain this view of the case ?
SPEAKER WIL IZ RIAKBK A POINT
ON THB PRESIDENT.'
Speaker Wiltz after the appearance
of the President's message telegraph
ed to that logical functionary to this
effect:- . ' ,
" Seeing from your '.message that
" the interference by the military on
"Monday, the 4th inst., with the or
ganization of the House of Repre
sentatives of Louisiana was unau
" thorized by you, I now, as Speaker
" of the said House, ask you to direct
." the military to restore the statu quo
" existing at the time General De
" Trobriand ejected certain members
" from the House, in order, that the
" House of Representatives may pro-
" ceed in the discharge of its duties
" without molestation."
Everybody but ; the thick-and-thin
' supporters of the Administration can
see that Mr.' Wiltz has made of the
Presidential argument a reduciio ad
aisurdum. If Grant - is not respon
sible for the illegal action of Sheri
uan, ins ms consuiuuonai auty i
make Sheridan restore the status that
existed on the morning of his inter
ference. If he does endorse the ac
tion, he did not say so in his message.
From his apology.. the public would
naturally be forced to conclude that
he is not willing to be held responsible
for the act. Whether or hot he was
; responsible for that particular act, he
is responsible for all the consequences
of that act. If the Legislature . of
Louisiana has been invaded and its
sovereignly overthrown, the . com
mander in-chief is responsible cer
tainly to the extent of making restitu-
- tion. Mr. Wiltz stands bn impreg-
nable ground. Mr. Grant with all
his convenient ignorance of law and
statesmanship must at least see to
what an absurdity he has been driven
by bis violent partisanship
'I IPTOS'S 8 P EEC II.'"
Logan made a bullying, speech in
the Senate last Thursday on the Louis
iana question, in the Vain hope of
drawmgout something rash from the
Southern Senators.- Mr. Tipton, the
bold Liberal Republican Senator from
rv. . .-v. .... V
iicuiasiiii, reuiieu iu uim in-earnest
and trenchant style, not u!y exposing
the bitter partisanship cf the Admin-
istratioir supporters but thoroughly
'i.V '- i v e c
endorsing the revolution of bepleta-
ber., 'Out of this no capital could be
made, as Mr. Tipton, though a good
man, is neither, a Southerner or a
Democrat. '" i ' ' '
' " tllE LEC1SLATURE. :
The Legislature of North Carolina
Wilt reconvene in Raleigh to-mdrrow.
morning. Let it .vote down all prop
ositions for a Constitqtional Conven
tion ihis year, and-it as ill save the
Conservative party, and. the State of
North Carolina rp nch , . trouble"
probably hurt. ' ' " '
LITTIiKFIBLD fPBAKS."t-j
"Col. Milton Shakspeare Little-
field, late of North Carolina, admits
that there are no banditti' in Florida.
that he knows of." This pleasant tn-
brmaticn is from the A Savannah
Morning News. --The sublime - gob
bler of railroads and maner ot Ad
ministration organs must be ;gettipg
" feeble-minded" to talk in'this ridicu-
ous manner.
Very soon, he will jbe I
declared insane and incarcerated with
Bryant, Adams and Evarts in an
asylum for weak and disorded intel
lects.
FEEBLE IN INTELLECT,
The Grant organ grinders are few
and far between, but ; they ' make up
in sublime audacity ; for the paucity
of numbers. They have- invented a
new name for those members of the
Republican party who dare question
the absolutism of Grant.'. Such rash
persons were formerly called " Sore
heads," but now ' they are termed
i .
weak-minded."
The happiness of
Me
i i i
the expression is especially noticeable
when applied to W m. Cullen Bryinjt,
Win. M.. Evarts, ex-Gov. Bullock! of
Massachusetts, and Charles Frahcis
Adams. J
DON'T IiIK ft TUB AKGUMENT.
We. think Mr: Evarts, who! as
staunch Republican, was very hapfiy
in the following passage from his
speech last Monday night attheTew
York indignation meeting;
Well, now, I don't exactly like the 'orm
of argument addressed to citizens of the
United States as we all are that we patist
not be unconcerned or careless about; lljriS
action in Louisiana, for it may be repeated
in New York. Oies of JNever! JNeyerlj
I don't like that form of argument tol citi
zens. I tell you, T fellow-citizens of the
United States, that when it is done id one
state it is done in all. Applause. J
TIIE DECLARATION IN HISTORY.
Proofa of It AntueDttclty.
Among the interesting articles
in
the January number of Our,Zipiff I
vw uvum jsii i
Col. John H.I vVheelef, furnished from
advance sheets of the National Juaffa
ziney being a reply to an attack bn
the authenticity of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence in) the
North American Review. The fol
lowing passages we copy for the bene
fit of any possible doubting of the
Thomases: I j
" There is on file in the Rolls office
in London, a dispatch from the rojM
Governor of the Colony of North
Carolina, Jusiah Martin,; to the
Sec-
retary of State, Earl of i Dartmouth,
dated at Fort Johnston, N. C, June
30. 1775. which contains the- folio
w
mg passage: i i i-
" The resolves of the committe
of I
Mecklenbnrg, which your Lordsl
iip
will find in the inclosed newspapler,
surpass all the horrible and trekson-
able publications that the inflamma- J
j tory spirits of the continent hav
e yet I
produced, and your Lordship mav de
bend its authors and abettors will not
escape when my hands are snfiioifntly
strengthened to attempt to regain the
lost authority of the Government. A
copy of these resolves was sent off !by
express to the Conarress at Philadel
vs.
phia as soon as they were passed
tne committee, i
All the testimony agrees tha
he
was
declaration of. the 20th. Of. Maw
dispatched as soon as passed to the
Congress at Jrmladelpbva, and James
Jacfc was the express sent. The!
date
that
J Qf Gov.;Martins dispatch proves
he must have referred to the proceed-
ings of the 20th and not those of the'
31st of May, for he was. at the! last.!
mentioned date, beleagured in Fort J body."" The committee of the South
Johnson, and all intercourse iwitb the Tern Assembly ask the committee of
interior was cut off. ' And again the
learned writer in the article we j are
examining agrees that the declaration
of the 31st was not offensive td the
mother government, and that it "t6ok
back the parlous warlons -wordstf of
the former declaration,; while Gov.
mariin aenounces it is as "norriDie
and treasonable." . j ' i ' i .
ITT
we nave examined this ongi;
ignal
dispatch,' with its inclosures in the
Kolls. office m Chancery Lane,London,
with much care".' The inclosures sent
were indorsed in the:sarae band-writ
ing as the dispatch. . AU the inclos-
ures were there excertt thn nWRnpr
I containing the Mecklenburg procied
ings
This wasj; - th chief. ol)ject of
the
the
tvoiis, oir. joom iiomiiy, aii(l it was
Btated that it appeared by an in
dorsement on .this.J dispatch hat
"the printed paper had been . taken
out by Mr. Turner for Mr. I Steven
son, August 15, 1837.", Mr. 1 Steven
son, of Virginia, was at that datefthe
I Minister ot this' Governmentl to jthe
J-lPS1!
f Hon. J. W.
J3.ngnsn t;ourt. tie is dead: his feon.
in tJontrrpsa f vnui iho Slaio Jlci
tucky, as bis execntorj has his fatHe
j papers in his poasesbiori, and has pifotn-.
186,1 to make a search for the jpriited
paper. Should it be the resolutions
& ?he 31rt.of .May it would ot
prove the ? existence,-of those I of
t h
20th. Both without doubt were
passed. Jitner sett es the fact i iht
toe people of Mecklenburg boldly
pronounceu tneir jiKiepen-Jence int ad
vance of any other State, and niore
than a year in advance) of thej-United
States., ? .;. J
. RltaallanTln the Enllsn Coarka. '
RituaHsm in ; England has a jtest
case in the courts. Mr. Machono
chie has been suspended for "usin tr
lighted carrffesaryro6o1s; holding
processions in the jphurph.witbj a Ban
per!beari'n, representation Tofltho
Tirgid Mary ft making ih.6 1 sign of jthe
search. Itsndss was bronghi to dering the name of President Lin-
atteiltion Ot thelMastepf the r-hlri biased imm thl nravPNnL f
. , . - ., . . t I , ... r-- f "J wr
cross to 'the congregation'; wearing
the cope, chasuble and ; alb, and hav
ing the 'Agnus Dei' sung after the
consecration prayer in the commun
ion service." The i case will ; have a
speedy hearing in the higher courts.
PALMETTO JLEAVES.
Col. J. M. Hill, of Greenville, is
dead.
!;. . The Timmonsville ivetOT has been
revived by Mr. J. W. Hammond.
j. . In Greenville on last Sunday; at
sunrise, the morcury stood at the sixteenth
degree Fahrenheit sixteen degrees below 4
the freezing point. ..,.. , i - j
ij.. Mr. 8. A. Cousart, of Lancaster,
while sitting in the clerk's office on last Fri
day was suudenly seized wilb a fit, and full
with his face in the fire. He was almost
insiautly pulled out, but not before he had
received dangeious if not fatal injuries.
H
I
sTABDIIsl.
i The Lynchburg News, just nine
years old, Has donned u new suit ot types
! Kistori narro wly I escaped death
by a railroad aecident ia Mexico the other
day,
ft The late E. B. Ward, of Detroit.
. : . . . ... . ' ..... . '
,?:8lle.a w lave leI an eswie worin '
. - st hi inn. i-
T M
A M VJ DbUltll AUUI111V UiliVlUg v
Saint Anthooy, of Fadua, has been returned
Dy me tuiet.
-The present is a very good time
for a careful read.iug of the Coustitution of
the United Slates, j i' ; J '
I liubiuslein has written an opera
which, he calls "Nero" to express a pianist's
contempt for fiddlers
I The great grandson of Daniel
Defoe has just been I admitted iuto an asy
lum for idiots near London. :
If Lord Keane (Edward Arthur
Wellington Keane), of JSngiaod, has taken
ijp his residence in JSew York. j"
I Mrs Meade, widow of the Gen
eral, is slated to have declined to receive
tiie pension (fifty dollars a month) offered
her because It was less lhan that paid Mrs.
Lincoln. I 1 ' " !
I The losses by fire in Boston dur
ing 1874 were $749,131) on buildings, and
$1,043,213 on stock, i The insurance amount,
ed to jf2,O00,la on buildings, and $1,770,
S)7b on slock. i
Apropos of Geneial Schehck's
handbook on poker the Boston Herald sug
gests: "Fancy Minister Washburn publishes
a book on faro, or our Minuter to Germany
an essay on three curd monte." As . Arte-
m us Ward once remarked, "As,soon imag-
ugnts, ooiug me uymg trapeze in a one
hoise circus.
. 1 ' '' , " I
Abortive Close of sue Presbyterian
I CdIou Conference.
j Baltimore Sun 15. J !
- The conference of the two commit
tees respectively of the Northern and
Southern Presbyterian General As
semblies was terminated yesterday,
resulting in a complete failure to ac
complish the object of their consulta
tions.' It was understood thai the
organic union of
i the two great Pres
of the country! was
byterian bodies
not to be sought, and the Southern
committee was not authorized to con
fer for that purpose, but a fraternal
Union, .with the interchange, of dele
gates between the two General As-
semblies, was the object aimed at,
and in wuicn their negotiations nave
proved entirely abortive. j
I The communication between the
twocoraraittees were entirely written,
&nd great courtesy land amenity of
tone marked the correspondence. The
original obstacles in the way j of a
closer union, it seems, could not be
Removed. Several propositions-were
made by each side, and -a large mass
of correspondence is about all that re
mains as a memento of the confer
fence. This will be arranged by some
of the members of the commit-
-m ' i a a'
tee and . puDiisned in a cnurcn pa
per, lue committee of the South
I em Asssembly
insisted that; the
1 deliverance of
the! Northern- As
sembly are a hindrance to closer
fraternal relations, j ihe committee
:bf the Northern Assembly insisted
that all obstacles had been removed
by the action already taken by that
the Church North to recommend their.
I Assembly, to' make some further ex
I pression. : This they declined to do.1
I there the correspondence ended. The
I members were entertained during
I their conferenc by Mr. W. W. Spence.
U. Harman Brown, Rev. Mr. Morri-
I son ana otners.
A Vfllfler iriafeea n Rldlcalous Blnn
;..-.:r !..;.;:',;;;.aer4-" v. uj, '
Bishop Wilmer, of New Orleans,
who gives the weight of his clerica
character to, the statement that; all is
peace find quiet in Louisiana, is not
an entire novice in taking part in po
litical controversies. He distinguish
ed himself several years since by : or
Jan 2th. 1875.
; VVashintox, D. C, Jan. 13.
To the i JSditor ofhe Evening Star:
Sir: The foregoing is cut from
the Chronicle of Tuesday last. I
that paper -means
Right- Keverend
Wilmer, D. P.,
Louisiana of the
by .the above the
Joseph Fere- Bel
LL.;D., Bishop- o
Protestant Enisco
pal .Church in America, the under
signed wishes to
ask through, your
columns bow this
can be ? Is it true?
President Lincoln expired on the
morning of April 15, 1865, and Bish
P Wilmer was consecrated Novem
"vr 1860 about 571 days after the
"fain ot Jir.uncoin.
And one more question: In what
eaitionoi tne prayer book did rPres
lqenl Lincoln s name appear?
J r Si ' Very tespectfully,
Fbkdebick A. Holdkn,
Itegister of St; James Parish.
Heuairnia of Old Hats and BGMets.
OLD HATS AND .BONNETS
pressed and made te
BLEACHED
LooK as Well as JSew,
stamping of all kinds done.
iff?ir!rtlc',J5!ieaU. on MK. JENNIE uSm. ol
Nan, between 8rd and 4th streets. -
I hiH diocese. Washington iJhrbnicle.
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C H A R L O T T E,x N C ; ,
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Grain, North Carolina Bacon sail, syrups,
Molasses, etc , and general dealer in .
; FAMILY UR0CEBIE3- -
Consignment solicited. - dec 18-lm .
THOMAS GRAEME,
Genl Insurance Agency, r
MniwaStmt Iwtween Front and Water Sta. I '
may 10-ly . . n-
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TTTTHOT.HflA LB GROCBRS '
VV IN ALL ITS BKANCH.ES.
Country merchants will do weU by calling on us
ana exanuninK ear block. " t"-"
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10MMI8SION MEBX3HANT3
And Dealers in ' i
Grain,' Flour, Hay, and also Fi
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also Fren
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17. S. Claims; Collection, Bankruptcy,
Eb WARD CANTJWELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at JLaw,
i WILMINGTON, M, i
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Nearly Rbabt The second edition of my N. C.
Justice, with an Appendix of Forms and Instruc-
tlona for Solicitors,
above. - '
Price
00. Address as
ii oct 9-3mo8
D.lLvRUSSELL,
Attorney at Law,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office 'at' residence, corner of Secon and Dock
Streets, i . I oct 13
E . 8 . MARTIN
Attorney at Law,
I WILMINGTON, N. W
OFFKJJfi : Makket dteeet, be
tween Second and Third.
Will practice in STATE and FEDERAL COURTS,
ang23-tf ! " . "
N. A. STEDMAN, Jr.
Attorney at Law,
a . . . j -
ELIZA BETH TO WNf N.
jaly7-D&Wtf ' j
: MISCELLANEOUS.
O V ERCOATS
25 Per Ct. Below Cost.
IN CONSEqrENCE OF OUR INTENDED Dis
solution uf copartnership, we will sell our en
ure Etock or ciotnuig
AT COSTAf
jan ia w .
jtiitTemrti
ND DOME8TIC
CI6ABS.
Also,
Fine Double-Thick
Navy,
And' Other Brands of
I
Fine Chewing
j Tobaeco.
E. BUEKHHHER,
ko. u Market Street.
jnly S8-tf
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
L leave to inform his friends and
the public generally, tha' he is still
in the Tobacco business, and that he
still utends to keep on hand all kinds
of Plate and femnking Tobacco, At
his Store can be found as fine Cigars
aa were are m ine vaiy, enuns ana
fine cut Tobaccos of all kinds, and
smokers articles generally. He begs
to call , particular attention 10 the
WAYERLY AND GOLDEN SEAL
S PLUG TOBACCO.
And his celebrated Brand
of Figaro
and La Escepcion Cigars.
Call and Bee for yourself,
GEO. HALL'S
Tobacco Store, No. 12 Market St.
jan9-tf
TICK!
GOTO ALLEYS
AND GET, 1 - ; -
. Christmas 'Presents,
Christmas Presents,
. Christmas Presents,
dee 16-t1S
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Address
nov9-tf '
- EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
V. . . . Asheville N. x
Concerning l)r8prf afe Carts, m
TCwLoS
OiiOAIN, That any Dray, Track' Wagon, or
Cart found in use within the City limits without the
Badge or Registered Number
asreqnired by City Tax Ordinance passed Mav thl
io , snau oe subject to secure by tiie City Marshal,
and the owner thereof subject to a fice of Fivit
DoLLAHs for tach and every day the siune is used
In thia City without the prepayment of the monthly
tax, or without having on the 1 " . .., .
Badge or Eegistered Number
as the Ordinance of the City requires.
Any Ordinance or ' parts thereof conflicting1 wit
the foregoing are hereby repealed. - v-,.
The above Ordinance was passed by the Board c
Aldermen at their meeting February lith, 1874.- -.
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BY; INST HUCTION 8 of tne Peruvian Govern
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pi ice ot Unanape Gasno, from September 1st, 1874,
to Bixty-two dollars and fifty cents $ti.f 0), geid,
per in of 9,240 Tbs, gross-establishing at the same
time a ' new scale of discounts the lowest -being.
60 cents on parcels frem-SO to 100 tons, and the
highest f3 TO on 600 toes and ever. As aeual, they
will not sell in lots of lew than ten ton. '
'. Under thie now arraaffement I am
enabled to fill ordera lor lotn of wo
Ian. ind upward at Lt. Price tnan
tbe Afceute of H.o' Peruvian uovern-naeat.,-.
1 will, as heretofore, supply ontities
under ten tone at THE SAME RATE AS CHARGED
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LESNllSS. JAUNDICE, NAUSKA. SICK HEAD
ACHE. COLICi CONSTIPATION and UELIOUS-
N1SSS, - . . !
IX MAS HU MIVAj.
PIEDMONT & AELINGT0N
Life Insurance Company
Or Richmond, Virginia
Over 22,300 Policies Issued.
Annual Income Over $1,500,000
Frorssi?8 ! Frosserons ! Frsiiit !
SMALL EXPENSES. SMALL LOSSES. SECVEE
INVEStMENTS,; AMPLE RSUsEavJ.
AND OOOD SURPLUS ! V t -
Premiums Cask, Vollcles liberal.
Annual Division of Surplus.
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ARTHUR J. HILL, Jr., Agent
Office for the present with Dr. T. F. Wood. Medi
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cat Examiner,! on Market street, two doers west of
Green ft Flanher'a drag afore,. Wilmington, N. C .
September 2-tf
. Insurance Rooms.,
t27,0O,00 FIBB INSURANCE CAP
IT A" I BEPRE8BRTBDAFTER
PAVING BOSTON LOSSISsJ . . 4
t y i
Queen Insurance Co.. of Liverpool and
London, OaoiUJ .t.. . uL. .i : ,t .. fld,OGO,009
North British and Mercantile Insurance f '
iximpany, Capital... ..!.......:....... 10,(503,000
Hartford Insurance Comsanv. CanUsJ . . i l fwm nnri
nauuuu r uv xiiBuxauew v;umpanyt OI
j 600.00P
owu ura, wipiiai
Continental Insurance ComnanT. of New
xora, capital.. S,500,00P
Phoenix Inwirance Company, of Brooklyn! i
Capital.; j..... ....... 100,00(
Virginia Home Insurance Company, of i
RichmoDd, Capital. ......... 508,000
aLojKLw js x ne ia jaercaauie Mutual of New
LITE The Con&eetieut Mutual of Hartford.
I' . ATKINSON MAmnNO
"bov 89-tf v . ? Vji. eeaeral Aeents
TjN COURAGE HOME lN8TrrTJTION.
. Seicurity against Fire. r.
THE fcoRTH CAROLINA
HOME ISSIJRAXCE COM
RALEIGB, N. C.4 .s I
' Thia Corapany continue to write Pelides, at fair
rates, on all classes of insurable property. , I
- - All losses are promptly adjusted and paid. The
"HOME " is rapidly growing in public favor, and
bppeals, with confidence, to insurers of property in
North Carolina- - ; T . i
Agents In all pait et the State. - ai ;.
it. u. UArr dr.; president.
; C. B. ROOTj. Vice President i V i-
SEATON GALES, Secretary. . ..
PULASKI OOWPER. 8nnervisi:
ATBJMBL Be MANNING, AoUTS,
aug I-tf j h: -yt ' Wilmington. N. C
:; Tuscola XXX.
200 ISSST. FAyomi j FLOUR.
. ,11 .1 : EDWARDS & HALL.
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-Tha Hrractoms of LiTOT Complain t
ar nneatuicM auu psiu w im nuc.
homatimes the pain Mas thcabonldrt
and Is mistaken for rheumatism Tne
btamaca is affected wita loss of appe
tite and sicknees, bowels in general
costiTe,- sometimes alternating with
lax. The head te troubled jWitn pain,
and dull, heavjr sensaiionj consider
able loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of having left
undone something which i ought to
have been done, often complaining
of weakness, debility, and low spirits,
sometives many of the- above symp
toms attend the dleeare, and at other
times very few of the n; bat the Liver
Is generally the organ moat involved.
LA TO I
TESTIM0NIAIS.
" T kave never seen or tried such a simple, effica
cious, satisfactory and plea-taql remeriy in my lifr. "
Hon.4lex.H. SiepTiens.
I occasionally use, when my condition leqiire
1 v Cimmnn.' T.ww Htfom I Al flT. WILh CTinn ftt.onr 1
Hon. mil ri. bsKrHjiNs.
- Governor of Alabama.
Yonr Reeulator has been in use in my f mily for"
some time, and I am persuaded it is a valuable addi
tion to the medical science. "Qor. J. Gill Shokt
KK, Ala. - i ' V ' ' j ' .
"Ihaveused theRegulator in my family for the
past seventeen years. Ian safely recommetid jt to
the WOria a tne oest mcuitmo m. ubvg ever utwa lor
that class of diseasea it purports to care." U, Jf.
. w mnaeat ff vuy jsaruc. i
' Simmons1 Liver .Regulator -has proved a
good-
and efficacious medicine;" v. a. .nutting.
Druggist.
"We have been acquainted with Dr. Simmons'
Liver Medicine for more than t enty yeans, w.-t
know it to te the bet-t Liver Kegnl tor offereu to tiie
public." M. R. J.TOH and H. L. LtoS. Bellefoii
tainfl, Ga i !
"I was eared by Simmons' Liver Regulator, vfter
having suaered several years witn cuius ana ever.
K. Jf. AHDBBSOU. " f -
ThA , Clergy
"Have been a dyspeptic 'or years j began the
Rezulator two years ago; it has acted like a. charm
in my ease." Rev. J. C. Holmes.
'Ladies indorsement
" I have given your medicine a thorough trial, and
in no case nasi faiied to give fall eatiaf action."
Eixbh MxAcour, Chattahoochee, Fla.
ShaiffBibb County.
"I have used your : Regulator with' succefsful
effect in Bi ions Colic ana Dyspepsia.1 It is an ex
cellent remedy, and certaiuly a public bleBaing."-
lib a.
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C. Mastxksox, sidd county, ua.
: Mj Wife.
' . My wife and self have "used the Regulator for
years, and testify to its great virtues.") Rev J. If.
fsiDEB, Perry, Ga. V j - .
"I think bimmons' !L(ver Regulator one of t o
best medicine ever made for the Liver. My wife
and many others, have used it with, wonderful
effect." E. K. Spabks, Albany, Ga.
M. D.
"I have used the Regulat jt in my family, and
also in my regular practice, and have! found -it a
most valuable and tartafactory medicine, and be
lieve if it was used by ihe profession itrwoula be of
service in ve.y many cases. I know- very much of
its component parts, and can certify its medicinal
qualities are perfectly
M. D . Macon. Ga.
harmless.' B, F. Obiggs,
X'lby
all Draggists.
Wholesale by
GREEN & PLANNER.
im&Weow.
posifteieut of tie"
qRAND ,.
GIFT GiONCEET,
rpo HAVE BEEN GIVEN IN THE CITY OP
A; Greensboro, N. C., ion December 81. 1874, for
the purpose of erecting an Odd Fellows' Temple, .
has been po tponed until - j ,
Wednesday, Harch 17th,! 1875,
At which time the Concert will certainly be given
andthe DRAWING GUARANTEED. I
A partial drawing con Id -nave been made at the
time appointed, bnt numerous letters from Agent
and tlcket-holdcre urge the Manager to make a short
postponement in order to secure a full drawing.
BEN BOW HOUSE, worth.
uc unu i. x is me new ana wen iuruitmru
$ Ot 0 ( 0
urand Cash Gift,...:.!..... ....L.
Real Estate Gifts,. . .1 ...... . j..
JDUUW
81000 00
82,600 00
WUBU V. AM LD, . . . ,
a,... ....j....
rotai,.
Grand Tot:
$184,000 00
' BEPERKKOES.
.. - , VJ fU. unco I VJil. w bun iviumuK gcuwe-
men of our city, and would he glad if the credolong
would write to any of them: i
R. r. DIt K, Judge U.I B District Court, Western
District of N.C - r i
T. B. KEuGH, Reelater in Banteuptcyi
'Wuwmo, v.io. jnar-nai. t
v. . o. liaia jsaitor New North State.)
IJUTFT ALBRIGHT. Ectttora Patriot.
CHAS. B. SHOBEB, of Arm of Wilson! Shober,
JULIUS A. GRAY, Cashier of the Bank of Greens-
imu. I ' I
.w.nmia.row Master. -
Price of Tickets $2 5 X umber
of Tickets I ssaed only 100,000.
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HOW TO REMIT. Money should be sent by
Registered Letter, Post t fflee Order, or Express,
with name, post-office, county andbtatej of the pur
chaser, written plainly i
Rnr fnrthe nurtlenlura aim! tn Wa If. tint
8, Greensboro, N. C ,(,(. i ' .
CYfiUS P. MENDENH ALL,
Manager.
AGENTS WANTED, iye
Tickets may be had of Georee N. Harrtsa. Wil-
laaJSlm , . ,
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ALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
' ' RALEIGH, K.'C.
T. V. Hoboood, A. M., . - - - - I Principal.
A.F. Rksd, A.M, - Math, and Nat Science.
Fbkd. Aothu, . - .. - - - - Muaic Jjeprtment.
The Spring Term wiB open
FEDRUAKY 1, 173.
- Board ner month
.$15
. 90
EnflishTuliionper Session..
The adoption of a School Uniform prevent ex
travagance in drees, and makes the cost qf dreesing
as little as it would be at home
Apply for Circular.. I dec lTdUw8uwtfel
Coupons.
Office Xreasnrer dc Collector. )
City of WrtkrNQTON, N. C.j -,
(( ;.j Dec. 29th, 1874 )
fj ANUARY COUPONS payable ia this -city . of
Bond of the city of Wilmington, N. C.will be paid
atlhsBAKX OP New Haotb on and 'after Jan
uary 1st, 875, and sach January (Gold) Coupons
payable in New York, on Bonds issued of 18 i), will
be paid at the National Bank of the Republic in New
York.''r . .. U... , . :. y
.-tcNi-.VSv T. C. SERVOS,
. decSO-lw . :; - ., Treasurer.
DUBONT'S
Rifle,. Sportimani Blastiar PoWuOr,
j ln whole, half or quarter kegs, .
FOE SALE AT JslAlfU?ACTUBERS' PR1CE31
1 first and Final
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laa Urts o; Ck PARSLEY A CO. Aaents.
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