the HOBiima PTAR.
jtJBliISHED DAILY, BT
DAW 01 UBSCRIFTIOH IX ADVANCE!
rk mUi rmstaire said T DO
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OUTLINES.
xt.. Vnrk markets: Cotton. 161: eold I
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00. - The SuDerior Conrtof I
NCW Hampshire will hear the election case
Monday. Three more of the raiders
t Pottsvillc, wounded in last weefc's skir- I
nush have died : Result of the In-
tnisn. nu 0 ffl.,a, .
dians' visit nil. Tbey said an offlcial 'good-
vesterday. ltaces new xoric
JOCKej Viuxv.-.-.; ,j j. .
Mexicans residing on Rio Grande agitated
at appearance 01 1 exas oiaie uoops, ana
are arming for resistance. rennsyi- I
...:i,o tin rtflnt n muii lutrto I
vani' - I
persons in umuui u.Cu aUU aU
i iceadiary spintprevaus. : Delinquent
Kpw York county treasurers under threat. I
1 c " I
of prosecution responding. - Sweden
borgian Convention in session. A Sa
vannah man was worried by proceedings m
Court in Baltimore 1 because he wanted to
take his two children with him to Europe.
Spirits Turpentine
Ilathras, Dare county, has pro- I
duced Irish potatoes this season averaging I
nine ounces eacu. j "
The sensation in liattleboro the
fan week was a woman irom xennessee 1
Uressea as a uiau. . ,
They are kicking up a fearful
old row in Petersburg about the laking-up
of the Gaston Branch Railway track. :
The Martin county Conserva
tives unanimously nominated for delegate
to the Constitutional Convention Joseph T.
Waldo, of Hamilton.
Dr. C. Tate Murphy, Clinton,
and Mr. N. B. Brougbton, of Raleigh, will
address the citizens of Wilson in favor of
the Good Templar order on the 16th, x
Journal of Corpnercc On
Saturday last, Judge Seymour rendered his
decision in the case of Craven county vs.
Pamlico, adjudging the suit in faror of
Craven. The case has been appealed,- as
was expected, to the Supreme Court.
t .'ir- The Cotton States Congress, an
association for furthering the interests of
Southern cotton growers, will meet in lial-
eigh, N. C, on the 13th of July. Questions
relating to the production and transporta
tion of our great staple will be discussed by
some of the most prominent planters and
merchants 1a the btate. The President of
the Congress is Hon. D. E. Butlar, of Geor
gia. All the State agricultural societies of
Hie cotton growing States are also invited
to send delegates.
LUT1I1SKAN GENEUAL SYNOD.
At Baltimore. 7 la ana 8th Days. I
I Condensed from the Gazette. I . . I
TV TTartAv nrntoVonnrt r,f
committee on correspondence with
other bodies. Among the interesting
lettew read was one from the dele-
fe'ate of the Cumberland Presbyterian
III I1C UCIU" UUUU1C LU UllCllU- I
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in which was shown the nmty of the I
two bodies, viz: General Synod LutU-
erans and Cumberland Presbyterians, I
ana me aesiraoieness or some move-
inent that tnigct tend to a union of
the two bodies, lhe report, being
incomplete, was referred back to the
committee. -;'-- '- ' - " . -'f
According . to report pastors fund
in prosperous condition. - . , . : ':
Decided to bold next meetincr of
Synod at Carthage, IIL, second Wed
nesday after Trinity Sunday, 1877.
Rev. Mr. Morse, - representing the
Foreign Sunday School Association,
was introdiired.- and addressed the
General Synod in the interests of his J
Association, showing the importance
of the Sunday school work in Ger-
many, and especially among the shil
dreti of the Lutheran Church. -
luiuiaiciiuu .UHUUMiUil WaVUUIilU- I
ied. Dr. Conrad took the floor and
resumed his argument against the
Congregational theory advocated I
oy Hume intne LintheranUpurch. lie I
was trequenUy, interrupted ia,the be-
ginning of his remarks, but maintain-
CU HIS erOUnU.. . . . .
ine discussion, was; continued at
V e-".."f,.--TT ?"ux""! y, m..
n i'jVu."-..
i S,M 'T.k" ,.nwn Tfo" i If -T
aaaience on Luther's battle 'Hymn;
giving a history of its origin? &l
'iner addresatfH wer mail a. ; v-.i
. ... v.. -, ,, , iv;'"lt
eighth .DAYvi;-;: tr.'-
Unfinished business was called up:
and the discussion on the ministeriam
eontinned. Dr. Hay resumed, and
,M..,tu v.u;ii, vuuiau. '-
:us8,o Kprung p: on the motion .to
Fu u, wnoio qnesuon uuui ujb
General
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' key. Wn..W. Krft4rana 'nthr: 1
ft-' " 'i,-. i.J.h ti--. .aih; 1
simke at Km Wtli and was fnl-
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lowed bv Ur. lirowu in review of the
ease. Then the vote was taken, and
the yeas and navs resulted: veas 68. I
nays S5 -The ; amendment , was car- 1
ried 'viz: The riehts of tbe ministe-
nam (composed entirely of minister) I
granted to those pynods hayiug no I
"uuii uuuy, wnicn auiuonzes ciergy
and laymen td .'ordain ' and reiamiue
mil rjvrnun rx rwi aim onn uvam nn i
lor the ministry. '" ''''- 'h-'
The whole constitution as amended
was adopted.
The committee on the Liturgy pre
sented their reDdrt. It led to much
discussion, many participating jn the
debate. When the final questidri was
put, on reference! and a 4roy ieional
form of .liturgy for examination, it
Was ftdontPil- - . ,
.Professor Geier nresented the re-
ort on statistics for the Centennial
Com mission, and it was adopted! , '
Key, U G. Wen nef reported 'on I inquest were unable to decide how the de
tlie German' hymn book, which was j ceased carnefer his deatnf-but thoaghi he
two adopted 1 . ,
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VOL. XVI. NO. 65.
THE, GITY.
Tn mail.
The mails will drum at tho r?fw p,D.nf.
flce nnUl further notice as follows:
Nortb.
daily at. . .r . . . ... .;......... 4 :15 P. M.
tnrougn and way (day)
aai'y, except sanday, 6:80 A. M.
Southern mails for all points
tfenth, daily.... ............ 5:15P.M.
Western mails (C.C. R'vdailv
I (e.iceDt Sundavs.) n-Mi A tw
Q -j ; - ,
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Saturdays .................. 6:00 A. M.
xayewevuie, anaomcesonuape
ear. Kxver, - MODOays and
Fridav.,. .. . iip Trf
rayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily
(except Sundays). 5:30 A. M
unsiw w. H. and intermediate
nfnAad- avm. 12.
offices every Fridar , . 6 KX A. M.
Mails delivered from 6:30 A. M. to 730
P. M.,-and on Sundays from80 toft 0A,;
M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6.-00 P. M. -Money order or-
Register Department open same as stamp
office.
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
wamp office is closed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night.
Mails collected from street boxes everv
aay 4j 30 P.M.'
. NEW ADVBBTlSBalKlSTv '
See Brown & Roddick's new advertise
ment on our fourth page. ? 1
C M. Habris, O. S. Artillery meeting.
Harrison & Aiajss. Straw Hats.
Geo. Myers. Relishes, Sauces, &c,
Mcksok & Co. SUk Umbrellas. ; , .
Street Cars Five Cents a Ride.
WrxxtAMS & Murchisox. Bacon , &c
Kerchner & Calder Bros. Sundries.'
D. PiGOTT. Cigars.
vOKOIiET ds 1 ATE&. xUaniC iSOOkS. ". I
Chas. D. Myers & Co. Favorite Flour
Heiksberger. " The Odd Trump." .
Shbier BrosI Clothing. .
Gris & MrjRcnrsoK. Sweeps.
Green & FuussrER.Vienna Cologne.
Grant & Hikton. Meal. :
A. David. Attention!
Local Hot.
Modesty" is a new perfume.
Marriage licenses were issued to
two white and one colored couple during
the past week.
As will be seen by advertisement
in this issue the street car fare has been re-
. . A -
. .
- l nerQ were six lnienneniu 111
Oakdale Cemetery during the past week
four adults and two children
; TW wn irtit intfrmenlg in
TO mtMAnrinu.r.t
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iwuvi wuicu were luuiw uu eu vuuuit.u
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The Tiver yesterday wore a live
ly aspect with the numerous yachts that
dotted its bosom, gaily skipping through
tbe waves.
Our printers iwere at a big race
last" night Jerome Park and. they rode
the clipper nag Telegraph"? straight
through coming in finly oa the last beat
Rev. Dr. Joseph ' R. "Wilson,
Pastor of the First Presbyjerlan Church,
has returned from the General Assembly at
St. Louis and will occupy his pulpit to-day,
morning and evening?
' As heretofore 'announced, the
Grand Family. Excursion' of the vYoung
nathoiic Friends Societv will take Dlace on
Tuesday -next - All requisite "preparatiobs
. A nnAA tim ftnitL
. . ,k , t,. )
i"11"-
r.Au ,pld. white . man, name , nn-
known aged 70 or 75 years of age, was tun
over and killed at a point two miles beyond
Laurinburing, on the Carolina Central Rail
roa(j . by the down train; last; night: His re.
;t.. toVort tn Y.n4nfenr V :; A
WllmlnKtan BetaU Blarkec
The folldwlng prices ruled-yesterday;
Apples,' (dried) m cents per pound; dried
y' VZT ll i T.-' , o.a
,ce bvae
V1 rr -,
Jgrown fowls 90flWa pair geese fiou per
oair. beef l(kai6lc. tjerwmndtbeef; (corn-
ed2ial5c.rer Dbund;SieallSi16icl
per pound; mutton, 12i16I eta. perpound;
ham. 18ai8 cts. perpound; shoulders, m
n cents perpound;' tape, c. per ouncn;
clanlg, 2S nto a irk;pen c.Ii,30
ctga quart. spnp bunch, 5 cts. ; eggs, 1820
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niinii Hrm?- nuiriri(in. aicuLncnuuiiiuiusi;
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potatoes, pew, XSO,. f pec ; as w ruk.i yio
ish-trout 25v perlxunch; mullets J.05c
perunebl Uirmp, 10c . unu, onions,
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w cia. i; yH. u,
bologna 20 cents a pound; liver pudding,
12ia30 cents a pound; bog head cheese 20
cents a pound;ouna ao.,oo cenw a ganon;
wild ducks 60a754:tsa pair; radishes, 510
cents a bunch: lettuce, 5 cents ' head;
parsley, 5 cents a bunch; onions, 5 cents a
bunch; carrots, 5 cents a pound; rice, 12
. . . .
cents a quart p strawberries locgpso Jcenw a
quart; snap beans 50c a peck; squashes, 50
cents a dozen ; cucumbers,1 75 cents adozen.(
-naami- ' "'t '
Ftnad Detd.
Several days ago the dead body of a man
was found in South River, hear Baker's
Bridge,1 in ' Sampson county. Its appear
ance indicated that It bad been in the water
for several days, and was so disfigured as to
"nder it impossible to determine the color
4 of the deceased. It is supposed,, however,
that the man watf a 'mulaitd The;, jury of
1 bad probably been murdered. -
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WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY. JUNE 6,, 1875, ; ,
Our Hianh.. HTA-nw
; First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Orange streets: Services at 11 o'clock
a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m., Rev. Dr.
Wilson officiating. Sunday School at 5
p. m. - .'
" Services at St. Mark's (colored) Episcopal
Church: Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Bi
bl Class at Z p. m. ; Sunday School at 3 p.
m. ; Confirmation Class at 61 p. m. ; Even
ing Prayer at 5i p.m. On each day during tbe
week, Morning Prayer at 7t a. m.; Evening
Prayer at 5 p. m. Seats free.
i Services in St . John's Church to-day,
Second Sunday after Trinity, as follows:
Morning Prayer, Liteny and Celebration
of the Holy Euchorist at 11 o'clock; Even
ing Prayer; at Si Vclock. ' . :' f.:
'Services at St. Paul's (Episcopal) church,
corner of Fourth and Orange streets, as fol
lows: Morning Prayer atll o'clock; Even
ing Prayer at 8 o'clock. Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Seats free,
f Seamen's Bethel: Services at p.: m.
Rev. Jos. L. Keen, Chaplain."' -
St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Dock St.,
between 2nd and 3rd. Services to-day as
follows: Holy Mass at 7 a. m. and 10 a m.
Vespers at 5 p. m. ; w ' j
Fifth Street Methodist E. Church "South
situated on Fifth, between Nun and Church
streets.- Rev . J. T.; Gibbs rwill .officiate
morning and evening Sabbath School at
iH a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock, i- i
Services at . S. James' Church to-day,
Second Sunday after Trinity as' follows:
Morningv;Prayer'at 11 ; o'clock; Evening
Prayer at 6 o'clock; Sunday School at 5
o'clock 'p. m. -. ,-.f-ri r,
First Baptist, Church, corner of Market
and Fifth streets. Services at 11 a. m and
8i p. m., Ret; E. C. Dargan, will occupy
the pulDit - Sunday School at 9 J a, m.
Prayer meeting -i Thursday! night "at. 8i
trWoob Tonnr meDi Draver meeUn? on
? r-.w-r , - T-rr7
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in . the pastor's
study. ;.;-.,.- ' .'i ' i:':'fC' ' "
St.; Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church :
English service at 11 a m.; German service
at 8 p. m. ; Sunday school at 3 p. m. Christ
ian Association at 4 p. m." Weekly lecture
on Wednesday at 8 p. m. . . .. . T
First Baptist Church, colored, on Fifth
and Campbell streets. Services as follows:
Sunday School at 9 ra-" preaching at
104a- ni"., 3 p. m. and 71 p. m." Rev. F. R
Howell, Pastor.
Services at the First Colored Presbyterian
Church, - Chcsnut between . Seventh and
Eighth streets, at 11 a. m. by Rev. D. J.
Sanders, Pastor. Sabbath School at 9 a. m.
Dos. .
'A thing of beauty and a. Joy forever"
is a dog. tits beauty consists tor me
most part in omitting his tail his absence;
likewise his joy forever. , Except fleas.
Still a dog may be considered a useful ani
mal when he bites burglar or runs down
a cat. Speaking of cats and dogs the phi
losophic mind reverts to those blessed days
when mastodon and niegatberiam excluded
things of smaller breed, or words to that
effect, j :Wonder how ' those old patriarchs
of the earlier world 'got along without such
a musical insect as the poetical pussy and
such a romantic roamer as Jingo? ' Unlike
cats, dogs are mostly, good tempered ex
cept coachdogs andfwhat are pronounced,
but not spelt,, ''flee.'" The latter is a model
of irritability, and is chiefly useful in . egg
ing on big , dogs . and . snarling at small
children. Stillj wc ask pardon of theshall
we spell him f-i-c-e ? Some people own
him, and if -they arc satisfled so are ;we.
Tbe Newfoundland is the best soitcf. dog
to fill up space with or induce i hurried
examination . of hose ; at ... unreasonable
hours. Still we go- for him on all
occasions and with great ardor.' It
is noTHfte Reason foif ddgs Hhaf !igage
in the chase, and that accounts for our not
writing - a glowing .description of Rontp
and hi matchless qualities. - Against the
bird dog no man must utter a syllable with
out incurring (our .implacable wrath nntfl
the day T jadgtnent: v We hofi these
truths to be self -evident that a pointer and
a setter are the quietest, snuggest and most
elegant fire 'place furniture- in 5 winter, lime
and the most graceful additions in summer
tathe front jpsrti a private residence. JAs
a true sportsnian we ' shall scratch oa the
eyes of the first bloody Uritisoer. or native
American roosted Who dare 6. speak dis-
paragmgly of a hnnUngdig.' Ien tbemeloJ
U1UU3 UUUUU Uaill MM Dill VU V 4 1 icuuouip
In conclusion jet us read y.6i a sentiment
that we think fhould neet with a response
in every good citizens heart Up with the
dog; pot chain,: him .not up unless be is
given to shee murder.' If '' he-Ms good for
nothing else' be Is good for nothing.'
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Death of Cpt. Oaller.
Capt. Jno. K.' Dailey, so well known as
an old steamboat man on the Cape Fear
River, died, of consumption at Mrs. Pickett's
boarding house, .in ;this city, ; on . Friday
night, aged about 36 years. Capt -t Dailey
was well known throughout' this section.
In his last hours he received the kind minis
trations of, those around him and several bid
acquaintances and friends in this city. His
remains were yesterday senttoFayetteville,
his home, .on board the steamer D. MurclU
$ont beingescofted front (lie house to the
boat by Capt.1, W M.:Parket;and; sfferal
otheijfcrmer.-memfeerij-lhexLaFayette
Light Infantry of which organization Capt.
Dailey was a'membeduringlhe War. -. ;
tS rm mO. ' ti f I 'aV en C b a p er.;.: '
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter, of the
State of Nerth Carolina- will ;meet at RaI-1
eigh t'o-inorrbwvenrae, M 8 o'clock.
Messrs. T. M. Gardner G M. VanOrsdell,
H. H. II unson, A. Wronski and Xr. S. S.
Everett, will' attend as delegates ; from; the
Various Masonic Lodges of this city: ; '
TV A NOBBING WARREN.
. 'fx ' & Ji .1.
Aarala Heard From He Tarns Up In
Klempbls He Leaves Hie Wilming
ton Cane "In Soak" A Detective
i ' tor a Travelling Companion. , t.
Charles Wesley " Warren, the clerical
fraud and gay Lothario, is still on the run,
but swift-footed Justice is close on his heels,
an it seems highly probable that bis hith
erto successful career of villany is about tq
be brought to an inglorious end.
The following, from the Memphis Ava
lanche, will be found interesting:
" Wednesday afternoon (May 26) while
Captain W. J. RossGeneral Superintend
ent of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, was seated in his office, there entered
afweAdressed man, of medium size, very
full in the face, with a light complexion,
and doffing his hat, a silk one, said, in the
measured,- drawlipg. tones of ,--
'Ah good morning; Captain Ross, I be
lieve. 4 Yes, sir,' was the ' reply. The
Clerical-looking Individual was about to con
tinue, when another person, looking like a
Commercial traveler, entered the office in a
bruSqueraanner and asked Captain Ross
for a few minutes conversation. He was
told to be seated for a few minutes, and
visitor No. 1 resumed: Ah Captain,' T am
BBV. C. W. WARBEN, ; .
Sir, of Philadelphia. I am on may way-ah
from New Orleans to Philadelphia. I-ah
got off at Grand Junction to accompany
my-ah sister-in-law to Mempuis, onner
way-ah i Little liock to attend school. 1
had tlie rt nie-ah..tu lose, mytiekct-ahi
at lcathat pait tit;ah good Xroni Grand
Junctiuii Philadelphia. Ah would you
beJ so kind-ah'' as ; to- firrnish Sine another
ticket, for iirehWIlwnTgrVa'6'a a de-
um. t i assure you-au n is an unpleasant
matter to ask it,' ahcl-ah if I had "the money,
I-ah would not' do so.! . Captain Ross, be
lieving the man was a t -
; iS
- BONA TTOE ' GOSPEL-SHARP,
and was telling the truth, took his due-bill,'
and gave bira an order for the ticket. Visi
tor No. 2 asked the Captain to subscribe for
a paper, of which he was proprietor, and
waajxililely, shown, the door. Several "of
the 'employes in 'the railroad office com
mented on the genuineness of the parson,
me assistant rreignt agent, wno is some
what of a detective,, making a bet with one
of the clerks that the man would. prove to
be a fraud, and won tbe bet by tiroduciosf.
the next day yesterday) the following tele-
grapn item irom tne Axaumene: Kev. - VY.
E. Copcland, socalled,; was .engaged at
Philadelphia to take charge of the 'First
Baptist Churchjin New Orleans, and was on
his way there when " " " 5
THE BALTrXfOTiie BnATTOAT,
occurred. The deacons of the church' re
ceived a telegram from the Baptist Publish
ing House orPhiladelphia, in answer to an
inquiry, saying tnat Warren and vopeland
re ono and-the- same. Several w.omea in
New Orleans would like to know where he
is.' .
This sorcallcd preacher was expected to
leifve, yesterday! mornfug at 10:30 o'clock,
and a watch was kept for him at the depot.
Just-before the train left, Capt. Ross went
through, the cars, and seeing VisitorNo. 2,
whom he mistook for the clergyman, he
tapped" Jum on the shoulder ana asked him ,
if his name was Warren. The man smiled
and said it was not Warren was evidently
within ear-shotr however;and heard his
name spoken, for a few moments afterward
be was observed to sneak out of one of the;
gates and walk up Charleston avenue, to
ward tne Madison street bridge.? He-was
overtaken by Capt. Ross before reaching!
the bridge. A conversation ensued between
the two, during which the man appeared
much mortified at being detected. He
ANXIOUS TO GET AWAY j
that he left-as collateral for a ticket hii
watch chain and an ebony gold-headed canei
which, as an inscription proved, had been
presented to htm by the young men of Wil
mington, N; C. JBefore the train left Capt;
Ross was approached by Visitor No. 2, who
asked him what he knew rabout Rev. Mr,
Warren.t The Captain replied thatbe knew
nothing about him. and wanted to know
why the man asked it, Visitor No 2, with
out replying, put his hand into his pocket
ana urew lonn mscreaeaiiaisaa uuu i
from Chicasa, He staled that he had been
shadowing the wan 'since he left New Or
leans. . - The twa went off in the same train.
tbe Rev. Warren having his baggage check
ed to Cbattanoogav - iHe i was . in Memphis
Wednesday , afternoon ,and jpight, but ah
examinatiooff;the-h6telreglteter f4iled to
discover either thename of Warren or
Copcland, and it is evident he has other
aVasek'Woetlief'-- hot hewa' a&m
panied to Memphis by a young woman could:
not be learned, but it is certain, he had .no
Such company wnen he left here.''
Pythian Band. ';"'""'
. , J A new brass has been formed in our city
by Stonewall Lodge, K.of P4,- to be known
as the Pylhian Band' Tbisjjand is espe
cially designed, We tmderstand.to. supply
the music required by. the Knights of 'Py
thias. - Thero-Mlkletoea performers and
the instruments-; are expected here from
jniiaueipuia in a buuri, uiuts. x ue luiiuiv
lng officers have been .elected f;'-' ; !
. . President W.v L. Jewett. " ' .
' ' f ice President--J. W. King. "''J j
Secretary V. 1). Macumber. j
Treasurer Newton Gillican.'
' Ah electidn for Leader and' Mtisical Di
rector wm o neiu oh monuaj nigut.
iivuu i' isuci, kuiuicu, nrna "jcnciuai p-
raigned before S. Van
in Amrinra J. P.I'
a
charged,-with complicity inT-the assault
made some time ago on Mr. Gv'W. Harper,
at a point two miles from his city. The
defendant was committed to jail in default
of $1,000 oau for his appearance to answer
the eharge td-morrow mpn?ing.
BlarkeS fteport. 7 ,
Thfollowlnz.is thoreoort of the Clerk
of the Market" forhoJweeending May
29th, 1875: v-;"$s:;"-in,
No. of Carts inlUriet, i , J
" Beeves lau;t.tcred.
- v- i
102
59
. ' Sheep. . iiWiiiJ A 184
" Calves' " r16
;.! Hogs I" n s i -. ;t .J 3
ntft Tin TiTTnM
Kepabllean Exeeatlve Oommlttee.1 ij;
2' 'A meetins-6f the 'Tfew TTftriovftp irmtitv
Republican ExecttliVe Ctommiltee took place
Vf lison, , presided , and Mr. . James, peaten
was secretary. A resolution was passed br t
tne committee calling :upon the county 4o
efcet fiftyseveri T delegates 8 to a convention
to be beld in this city on the 26th irisi; to
nominate three Republican candidates for
the Constitutional Convention, to be held in
itaieign oa beptemoer eta. - - mdr,llz,
i A meeting was called of the Republican
voters of each 'township of the county out
side of Wilmington, to take place. at2P,
M. on the 18th , inet. to elect threee dele-
gates each. 'i Three more will be chosen to ;
represent the incorporated : village of Lil-
ingtoh.'; A meeting was also called of each
01 me nve wards u. s. or tne . city to elect ,
three delegates each oirthe night of he 18th
and tq settle upon three for the city.at large
for the same purpose, making in all the re
quired number.
There seems to be an increased1 interest
in Our ci ia jme'sailing of yachts khd such
hke sports.. . Each evening as the Ranting
rays of the sun are just, mildly falling upon
the river," herfe arid 'there yachtSmay be
seen gaily moving, over the waves., The
new yacht i&gp&.made her appearance
yesterday evening, and we are informed by
those capable of judging that she did some
excellent sailing and showed that . her first
appearance, will create' a Blpple in the fleet
Many persons were doubtless attracted to
witness the sailing of the Hippie vesterdav
ooraceoant of the" -novel dimensions given
to her in our. issue of yesterday morning,
n which by a slight mistake, the length
was made 8J feet instead of 18J feet, mak
ing the length and breadth the same. Of
course such a broad Ripple on .: the waves
would be an interesting spectacle. .
James O'Bryant was arraigned for disor-
derly conduct. The defendant comnlained I
of bad treatment at the hands of the officer. I
Jeffrey Wise, who arrested himl OUrvantllt
seems, is much hurt,, two Of his fingers be-:
ina broken and other. inlnrtM having f. ;
received by bun, he alleges, at the hands of
the police officer, j The investion was post-,
poned until j to-morrow morning.,. In. the
meantime O'Bryant is. receiving medical
treatment
Gape Fear Agricultural Fair. ,
It has been decided at a meeting of the
Board of Mannmra nf thn f!no Vonr A m'
cultural Association, Vo hold the Sixth Inr
nual Fair on the flth Ifith 1 1 th nl loth I
. "J, ----, -- v.. i
November, next, Preparations .will be at I
once begun .for .the. fair. The Treasurer
was directed to call upon subscribers ,fer!
money in order that tbe work may go on 1
without interruption'.
? CITV ITEM.;
Book BunuT. 'l-mt mobhiim Stab Book Bind
ery does aU kinds of Binding and RuUng loawork
manlike manner.: and at reasonable prices. Mer- j
wuui w.bwi outers neeaing i&eceipt iMMgt1 or other
work, may rely on promptness lathe execution of
weir oraers.
Tbahstbb. PBiXTrjra-lHKa.r-Iovaiuakle to rail
road companies, steainahlp companies hmiXs, mer
chants, manufacturers and others. . : They are en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. . Having Just
received a fresh supply of these Inks, we are pre-'
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate1
prices, v . : : o ii'nf . :ui j;-nii-j t
Wfl or 1-K8TMONIAL. OXSSOAL, HO., HAJ 3Uj
1874,-Messra ;j:.TolKyr Maiden Laae, New I
York Gn'T1l lTnl WKfrKWnn hnilt fnr ml I
York-(?U.:-mietturl whlcfi'you built for me
Na093, hat arrived Safely to atttiV jAHowme td
thank you for.the fidelity with which yoo carried, out
m instnictionsv The general outline, beauty of
proportion and excellent finish, are all that oould be I
",T .r.'ir',?.T. - -T I
as necessary for a mai to have a gun buHt to mea I
urement as to have aboot so built to ensure a good j
fit'' The rjattern 173 and rTietratloa 40 are very tn-1
perior.' -The pattern is as close m I desire, and the I
penetration XthJak ia seldom attalaed,, llar 1
1iaa3 nf ati-tf nnlllA wmtA whlrK T havA wmi
,f ... i ; Respectfully Yours, ''-'"'' I
AtlKJD.
!:!' I
! PENTON In this eitv; SaturdaT1 afternoon, si S3
minutes to 1 o'clock. Jesse, infant ton of Cant W.
f. and Kittle A. Penten, aged 1 year, 4 months and
lCdars.! i-i.-.i !;...! in lii.i.iii ; , ::t i
; .The funeral Service wjll be held at the residence j
or capt Penton, corner of Front and Deck streets,
tlUAiSiffldftTlallnc
.- , i -
: . . ,
city, Saturday afternoon, at 15
uiUle, daughter of James aud ;
1 8 years, a months and 16 daya.,
FLEET In this
minutes to 3 o'clock,
ia ouue jHieetj agea
mv .. i I Tit V.. L.1I.11V. .. JJ ....
lugiuuciunnimwui us iwiuimuii ichjcuw
oi ame r ieet, cornorvi rroni ana uranges oeete,
at 9X o'clock this Sw4ay) morning, thence to
Oakdale Cem,cJejrjHiThe friends and acquaintances
of the family are lespcctfully invited to attend.
NK VV!: AD VEKTISEMKNT&
Headqrs a F. Light Artillery,
C iJ
Met
. n. ( ji
I i
ATTENTION MEMBERS: A Jmeetlng of your
Battery will tft held on Tuesday eveninr. Jone
TTKNTlON MKMBKKS: A Tmeetlnsr of vonr
v ai,i iv m. vx. v uuv vua Aweu a .
.at 8 o'clock, at your Armory, jon 8eond
A full and prompt attendance w commanded
ofliaiMrtaacejUlht before
street
as business
the Company,
a y oraer or tne uaotain,
iuueS-lt CMi UAJlKIa. Urderlv tiers's.
;peiit a Ride, j
i iii .- - -
-VuAf f uiaAi;jsoiJuuv,r va
I ! ..
Fare write 5 cents artdei ! "v? r ' "
rare wi.i ce a cents arwe. , ,t ilu t ,,....;
June6.lt -WpVM
. i i . i . . i
uur sxore
IS CLOSED DTJRINQ THE WEEK EVERY
evening except Saturday at VMi ' Please send in
your orders early in the day. ;
, A D. MYERS ft CO.,' 1"
1une6-tf 6 A 7 Nerth Front St. -J
Order, City ' 'Water-Ground Ileal. 5
OLTED SAME PRICE AS STEAM -GROUND.
t WWK S lit;
Don't take a few bags from Inferior corn, intenji-
Ubeertokid.asifairsampieafWMe
ri'luo-i. .USalfactlen guaranteed
jane6-dwlt '
GRANT & HINTON. ..
si
whqle;;,no;;2,i592.
NEW .. ABVERTISEMENTS.'
4 Rliq ji .sfiori pno
Jj"TAv;"t olT J
a ' Pickles and Preserves, u v-'i
'Imported sod T3omesttc - all grades - with
STUFFED MANGOE. PEPPER , AND -y,'J
Family -Pickles, ; - j
Whtn yoar Flour is ont try
oar New Process Em-
pire ri
lour,
WHITEST, PtTREST AM) SWEETEST TS THE f
hi .,... a,am 1
MywimMwi ' Flour.
f.r Al 1
send to as rpr uuS iirgnd and save money. '
Bottled Lager Beer, . .
Lager Beer, -
Prone uaced the " Best" Brought here, and at prices
;tp bring it in range of all, 4 , - - - J
f.m K -;t.jr t t.. v '., .jixiskb-..
JtanotH " .......
. , . UAU. m. X JUW9 . .
11 & 18 South Front 8L '
mmm e aw ' a. a. A i ; i ii, ? -i - 1
y to;
i
5 UN UMBRELLAS,
. . .
Blue Planucl Suits.
: ; ;
A LINEN, DUCK; SUITS,
I Alpacca ; Coats j !
4 f
LINEN DUSTEBSALPACCA DUSTERS,
Bags, Trunks, Ac ; Belling very cheap. - -
tMVHPON&i CO, .
jane 6-tf
City Clothiers.
O U R
fvrTKrt flf BtisHtI HrftTlf?
VrWll.OI-.15paiIl.Jirana
.a a ,' OF,t-51. ; ,4 ,
CIGARS
IS TAKING THE LEAD OF THIS MARKET.
- ... t
' : ' Call and procure them of '.
PIGOTT.1
jane 6 tt "' ' . ! Tobacconist-
Old; Friends . ( . , '
ftTJNG to rr AND NEW, friends ARE seek
-
. . ,ne vprlto Flour,
f' fil'. andBagv with limproved
: ' ' MaeMnery; ' . - '
; ' ' THE MILL ; '.. :
. Is turning out theo8t Flour we have ever I ad r and
, M! inei3eiriour;uuus cuyj , .: , ,
- Try it! Try it I;. Try it 1 ; !
t Return it if not . as we represent it, --V,V"
' " " ' CHA8. D. MTBRS & CO.', "
JuueS-tf ; si J - !; . S 7 Korth Front Street. '
Blank Books,
Aoofsifanffiefklfl
opes, omcial, Letter and Note
t
T Inks, Uncilage and Glue,
fakstsaas, raper Weights, Pen Racks, Bin Head
: Boxes. , , riV(l . : j I
' -1 Post Office " Boxes;
Letter Files,-Letter Clips, Gold and Steel PenB,
Peadla, Draft and Note Books, Receipt Books, da,
c jjiang imoks Aaao ra eraer, at
. CONOLEY: YATES' ,
. ,. .; City Book Store.:
jane 6 tf
it Tr
DUEXEL'S VIENW A COJjOGIf E,
Price 25 cents, E0 cents and $1 per Bottle. -"
Water, Hair Brashes, Tooth Brushes, ,
Combs, Began, Tbbaeco, fcc' Tor sale by ;r
. . u
June 6-tf GREEN & FLANKER; Druggists.
i , , i tm mi
Bacon,- Porl&V ' 45ngsur Coffee.
Boxes D. 8. Bides and Shoulders,
4i
75i
Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoulders.
50
Prime Mess. Perk, ;
1AA Barrels Refined Sugar,
f a X aj-. w. ...
l Oft Bags' Prime Rk Coffee.
I AW
bvv';
yVt'"! -j ,t ' ; j in j j
June 6-tf
i ur siue juvr
Mi WimSMS J MUKCillSOMw i
Hopp Iron, 8pt Casbb Glll6 KapS, (JOTIL
QAA Second Hand Spirit Bbls,. .
OUU - - - ,.-.
i.'if.'.. titl 1
1 A A Barren lne, , ;i u j t;
r'vvr.nm.'' '
:UU - ; . .. ; T ; : .! v j
gOOO'T :Tf ' .u
t l Vnr Mle mw tv
luneS-tf ' WTLLIAMS &MURCHISON.
Hour. RiceyHay, Syrup.
pliOOO '- S -1
1 - . - i
50
Barrels Whole Rice.! i
t'hl.'i
500
Bales Prisve N; Itv Bay,' ,; 1
w.j vf-". at
100
Barrels St' H.' Syrup,"; ' ' 5 '
J !i tt t t
I , . r . .. r For sale low by - - i
'" WILLIAMS MUROHISN.
a MTm.j-u3.in.v tr. jtxIa. 'ix.l. iv.
, HM. sadBbfc New Crop .Cuba- Moksses. ,
lftU ; . For sale low by-, t '
t'tt'- ' WLLS & MtTRCHBON.l ,
:, t :Jj , L , 7 j - j.. .. , , . . . ,n ,.j ,i
I M . m.
i (- - . tinrn. .JUBAL .JUCB own P LftUT.
!
i - n w s Bnshels Corn.
I ilUU LTTT
XXS WateiairsOBhl. Rice"
X..- -ivus -ii uitv I J'
i'rtA'A Bbls Flour.
; LMii HiHiol i,
For sale by f
.1, r Jooe tf . , VLKRCHNEtt A CALDJSRBROS,
f II Oil
Bacoa, Lard and 'Bait
"K A Boxes D. 'Sides ' and 8hoMders, 50 Boxes:
i
J moaeaioes .anaenpujaera, 4 l..
- - - . ,
I CATUDSAaru,
! .iii i i i
2000 if rs'!' Ji
tw-uii, ', ;., , " '
ERi COLDER BROS. '
Ooffee, Stigar, Candy and1 Candles.
iody -
1 PC A Sacks Coffee, 50 bbls Sugar, 5 Had Demarara
ltlV Sugar.!, -,,;;(,;.. f i - , ! i
I TL A
Boxes Candles.
UU
','ithi i; m l
I 4 - .for jJTOwirw .4 .
1 - .June6-tf KERCHNEB A CALDER BROS. 7
HWuidpeach4 1 I 'v
HJJt. Jor.Slohr,:tv, t,1Ij "v.7" ;
juaef H :I, vfM04uo.o
TNKSnJtAND FUR
. H4TSr BOYS FABTQy.
iv4 .Ti7.. ; -
' .iit I-litfn ' U-
Straw Hats, Ladies' Hats,'
SABBISON; A) ALLEN'S.
j-'3 ) yf- ?:i'rl . i
June 6-tf ,, , ,
A-
n3qpnay y .
" " twodays,.TT7.:... .r.."r..T.:..... t-t
three da vs..
a, aa m . '
v. .roaraava
..... at ... . aWa.
1 .,
' onewe.vi.-.'r.Tt.r.ff.l. . --''
1 W 72? ek 6 00. V
" - - Tlipeeweeks......i......i.iciJ... tP .
.Tw.,s&r.;!
m . El? montas..;, 855?
f " Oneyow ........... ........60 OS "
UdnateW lew ratei. .: , ; "
. Pive Squares eetf sated aa a aarter-eoluuti; ki.d ;
ten squares as a half-colmnn. .
Tl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ; y ): t
' . . . . 1 -r-l - 'V
r ATTENTION I
fTHB most DrMCT,",WTJTE TO the T -
T , M ... - w ' . ....., v
u largest ClQjtog;Hhe City.
to 1 fie tat stjlisli fit and kaM rusoiiabte wW
leads to Wo f 'Marftet 8U-eel?irfTi r,,.
t " lWi.
I ......... . l
Clothing Blade to1 Or&erViU 'f
i . .'.l' I'U I , T.?,i . '
la the st Pexieiaa and Hew York slyle, and.at
.. . . .. r . .
ouM
r juneStf A. DAyiD'S
TUP! KOyEIi:iQP THP yXEAIjt.
The 0ad;TniiuT).
'Mi.
w raU1' U via-v
"Theri has not been bi may XnglUbi Xovel ainte 'i
Scott, more lively, eharactenptic nataral dialogue
''t vaj . vuwavtiwuiiu, SlaUel
t
r With Poems of Nafnre and Tradition, ' Beanttmiiy 1
x iuiioo aui Aicgaauy jxhuok k au. . " ills roema
are pure as the scent of violets:" "As a Sonneteer, -among
the very first of Wring purds;! . ., . - -
"J For sale at ' -'I'i atry,
yfui i- t-nMtu1 HMHSWBOEB'a j-'
Jonejf ' Live Book and Music Store.'"
! G-oing oif Rapidly f
I!
rpttE GREAT rjSlJTJCEMENTS THAT WE A BE
offering id u., jj.,,,.,, 3r(it !ft
' Meu J Youth's, Boy'j and Gbildreri'i : V,
'CliOTiliiTGi''
; -i 'Ult "Jill . Ki iliUjf HrjfW ttvf K t.hit
Is fast disposing of onretoclc We have a full line of
1 MEN AND BOY'S YURNlSHING-GOCtDS, ) ' l
and our prices have been put, dowit to thehiweet .'
..;-", .v .. figures. '' . " .... J.. -:i
; Those in need will find it to' . their advantage .to n
callon, . . . .
. l-'.tf.ii ? -4-i't'!- n-n-'i
i -i .',' " SltRIER BROr". '
June 6-tf " 'i ) ii J r.f frithi "u ..;, f
i f
'ICKSON COTTON SWEEPS. EITHER WITT I
or witnout tocK8, Aiaoama cotton sweeps, .Mag
nolia Cotton or Cora Sweeps, Ground Pea. Sweeps,
(Nixon Pattern). ' .7
All above for calS low hy r.
" ; --v - GILES AMURCHISON."
, .juneS-tf -..-..mff ri,..iv,: ,., ,
Guano,' Guano, Gnana
150 Gua!io. Tens iGuaape
- Joe sale lowby--'- ,rsl '?i-i
ls 'Gapae
WTT.T.T.AM3 & MUECHISON.
LB. GRAINGER
. , . : ." President,
Yioa PBK8iKMr..
.Gib pi sr.
HON. W. D. JO UNSON.-
J, D. CUMMING. . .......
BANK OF MARION,
1 1
MAKIOIV, 8. C.
I l . V .. .1.1 i . -! .Li
1 it
directors :
Marten, S. C.
S. D. McLUCAS. J. w a,
DUNCAN MURCHISON... ' .
A 1'
j' ISsor'
,aMtBiM.IiVa..,;1 . .,
LB. GRAINGER.;
jjoes au tne orainary Dusiness or a jsaoa.
Issues Certificates of Deposit bearing interest "
Will take pleasure tn isccommoaatliig the mercsu- -
tile communities of Wilmington and other places
fry discounting such paper a can. he- xecoamended
as good hy any of the Batiks located where the par
ties are carrying on business; u, ii'j us -jt i i '
VWlWUUlUiBIiW.
..I,',,., , i , ., .
Merchants' Exchange National Bank.1... .New T6rk.
Bank of New Hanover.....'....'....... .Wilmington.
raayaltfjac; i;,-.;;; j,,tr 1; r .-i -
V7ea Offer
u j:::iij,i '(-ij.x.n: ;; tu.:ia 'f Jstaf 'tfl
130
Barrels Refined Sugar,
l.'i ii jil' V'
4 K A nnira CoffM.
yUw'i. s:i.l 'jvi,,f Jrjjj
-f AA Barrels Molasses, r . . t ,
-j ok Boxes Tobacco, , -
K Barrejs Snulf, , r
K Tubs
i 1 .. H
jilt v.
1 A A Boxes Potash and Lye, ,
1 A A Boxes Soap,
.J
ll
fq iioxes vauay,
IT
Wf Mikvolei faln
mi
A A KeS Nails, Xc, Ac -
MJJ i. j iij j i wi. ri o.itj.-i-io !
Water Ground !IIeal;
3 'WEEKLY " : in-
-l.;f J:1 iiuii: (ijfiiU bill .itiiiti.
FROM ,:0UR 'VIR&IMIA1 MILLS.
We ara mebarctftS o'ffehndilctAnU IN PRiCE,
'tSrSSSlii
1 i8 1 ne.csfc tTiWe,, eol
jf.acIllo,nr f f .
y J '-' ; f ? ii.
Mleveolteitorders.anAguarane satie-
EDWARDS & HALL.
'I'd II It i ll'f I it-I 1 . I. I'-.lj illlf IrtH 1 , t U4-
J" . J " F A . . .... 7 .'. T
The GHF
'TTNKR1 THi 'ausptoes 5f' W'triCNO
1 I fuiL.itA imA.jn( o.iJt i. f -v. '
J lily peetponcd from 21 ay S6tiv wilt ccrUioiylake
f WAY8YM .
to Smiihvilfe and return, by 'Steamer tSov'Worth.'
Thi ticVetsV tb'tf 5nniriW of which" Is positively'
limited, will he $1 each for .gentlemen and CO cents
each for ladles and children: ,n rr-Tr'T . '
' ' Icti CieatAJ Sandwiched. fcaMt&. Jhd:! will 41 un 1
The boat will leave, the wharf foot of Market
street promptly t 8 o'clock.' -uood jauslcvas been
The Committee reserves the rhrht to exclude all
. 'llckets may be procured at the stores of J. II
I Allen-, wBrown ana J. H . MeUarlty &iUo 'T
Jniire.DLiJCKrieipiore
-nji-B-Mii o. .ri-tM-j-j i,
rrf MONDAY MORNINQ jfcNXTrfl.4 AT 10
V o'clock,! will sell out the Stock Groceries in the
Store' oi S.f Levy, Agent, on Second street hi 'Carry
Block, i Also a fin pair well .broke Goati Wagon
fd S"?"-, . Btore. Fixtures, and
the Store to rent' for "balance' of J lhe --year, up to
ioietoiberi;8t.5Kli--f -".t-.ii HiWJi'Jf''
B. KAHNWEILEB, :
) . .!. Auctioneer.
i JuaeS-St
?:
L
n .. .
V,
Ik 1
m
f
Pi
i'.
i; . :
i; -s.
5 '
.
.i
If.'
fi? '
-I'' .
J
,,CUy Hat Storej
1 -f-s--j'
...v.'..- -. J J '(;!' -I-'-.- I !! I.-