North Carolina Newspapers

STAfit-D UST, T.TORE PA TIQULARS. N 3 W PUBLIC ATIONS. WW. II.- BERNARD 1 ? ' J-Edltore. CICERO TV. IIARRIS, J y WILMINGTON N. C..-; Friday :' MoBWtN,GmJui !l 777 ' : ' f A.Y ELEC TION FOR ONE HUNDRED AND V J WiiLVry DEZEBTE&TOJFX?0N7XNTieN juajsiJSJj Taj Bi'ijBivwawii i WILL BE HELD ON THE FIRST. THURSDA T OFAUGUSTtiStiS,-fT&B ftQNYENZTQW WILL MEET AT RALEl&2r02tT2ZE 4TH OF THE FOLLOWING SEPTEMBER, 'J. i.;- : : TUB NBCESSIXX fOtt CASTE. rrr. xtlJ zJL,A,. mond i?afcA,:whoioMtorial man- at owmnt. nan allv diu.arda nonsense in I ' -,v V " ' t :;ofonVnwnfttft the .treatment g!0 Questions, ana reflroaace w.m oraer questions, and wpMdWJO in oraer to sumup , -V, Vice President Wilson Weighs against what he calls 'caste, or the line of distinc tion of race.'; He is but a poor fool ,to dp so. The 'distinction' comes from Crodliim Belf is observed by all, black and white is physical, moral, and mental-is as strong in the North, as the South -is enduring and ineradicable.'? t -v.; rvr l i.-..r:. -h. n The Southern people recogniza" the ,.,,k ;t ...Tiiora. wrild .he no iieBsol - a- V v- A"JL,hlP m disturbing it if-it-yere- possible. Thai equality "properly1 uridersiood can be madeadcrueHo mntual. ad- iuiO vantage. oo lar ana no luruier w 6P.,u.c, equality isrtterlyut of the question even in rnougrelized ...Mexico. Mr. !. ,t., i .i. i ,;u w tisonanu ins lueuriug vrii5: find thaw their own people in New England' never bo brought to be- lieve in it fpr themselves or practise it. Sensible negroes , abhor it quite as mucli Aa iDtelhgent philanthropists political equality of the races. This piuoipreceueo proaching commencement. " ,rl , ; ,-. ; , ..... . . , ; : bmentinof -vesses ot -the; Uwted f -fmi.i!;-, f jLi.us equality -will probably be--forever e.-fAq ! Eminent Edghsh lawyers are - -r-rri "-iI1Tf r1:-, axsxs.r.xi.r ; j.it ;ur v -ni advocatineUiQftjcldDiionof a! cude'in that guaranteeaibylahef .wbiltfcpeopJi of , Only one per centum a-to bo: rel gSo present 11 Tho nn nrieh to flin- t.avned for theUSfi of tJlB United blateS Itnlt Wnaliah 1iai Is anli nd i !wv ulmiKt of the other race. :. , . . ,.rpartmcnt cannot 'allow such ship- I I-; r GOOD MEN. n, . 3 .i. .o.4 inexenaency is w ua.iue ; Constitutional.iConTention .oto be choe . ia August- composed.of, our best material. - So far the nomina- . v , . i . lions for the most part have been ad- mirable, and most of the suggestions for cominsr nominations appear to be merUorious.- . : ,ur.to.uu.. . - . . : I Orange Hlb3end k that jcultivated 1 and experienced. statesman William Ai Graharnl The' Barnes TaUje and Shipp have, been placed in inpmi- nation for ilecklenbuTg's choice when the day arrives for tbe Conservatives of that g'alan? county ft'to put their . . T v- -i v . , ..l I leaders in the field. Rowan wil1 Ih;:! Burton probably send tbe honored Burton Craige--like Gov. Graham a noble rolir of t ro Tool. Ttnllf lfal crfilieralion and .Uiat lhernicwmplisbeaj son :t ck. XT' .,.. peopl le desire to"bavV their organic fra5Hi&':".3ttperiencedi , T , . " , . law men." Xefethere be namanipulation to prevent this glorious result. " 1 m 9 t-. ff " -: , ' ncKil orrfsiiiEiiMAN. . ' All the hornets, wasps, bees, yellow. rctlStcplte ttoanWN2Shj and South, are after the Brilliant! Bummreijal' K?en. Don! Curlos. Buell, of Kentucky, one of the' ablest of the . Northern , Generals do- ring the late war, has to gay of the " Memoir8w: I ecnliarities of the author are suf- iicieull V marfcBd "Ur ptvQ rassuraijce that as often as he Bpeaks-there Swfl be-Htbundant room for critic ism; so much,-in fact, as' aM most to bewilder cruicism .j do not know! wiiai amount 01 aiieniHHi uis Teceui worn oS S!- lot L j befetows on my acta.; uWhat I have seen ot that subject relates to the battle of Shiloh r and Is in substance only 'a eoottnuailon k: . his former efforts to conceal the- faults and m isrepresent the facts of that battle., I ke aije answered bis assertions eOncemingthai event with evidence that must, I believe, ue aeemea conclusive 'Wlien the account tomes lo be balanced." i-itui fT'WfcpokVS rvi:iV;- I v r . v y ; A hHgtn telegram says apro- poH of recent Treasury defalcate tliat there has of late been much com- . i .i i .' J1'.5?.' Miami among ane, Dauics tuat tneir , ' , jn f I packages are frequently reported hhori,' and some of them -intimate ' lrTaihere s Wirief hing Wrong I abtajt . it'-lti.K i 1 1 Into -,'U i w'.J , i'v i iiv: " ! When the lwads of the? Govern-1 inent are as dishonest as some of them are- known to be it is not a sin- tni-iuickuuwu tvuv 11 ib nova sin- Batfj at the clerks au iidVnher maUjjfficjiaui? slrauld ha .wu -i i u ir ijwj.ti.ki. , ii nKeniiK at tne tunas. 1 . r -i t -wi l J Dr.4 Bland," a " Boston ' - lecturer. btafidly aseureS us that this is the blanylitess'. that this; is H the Ageof - the- Brain,? - because'' the ..e.r..v,l,u i, krgerj,banjt.wa a lunes aso-as'snown, ty- the t brains found in tbeTcata'combs.: He elatnrthaVthe bick-'poVtioh of .t.:.t. .'rot.-T: the bramf-whwb -phrenologists -had foundaip de-ftfttdUdriiniraal life, - . i-, .-. . J! " ; , IT .v, name ine successor to mr. riur,-tne iiLLUrilnV ixb JicLW. tains to the sub-motitane region we Iv.ohn O iln, J. G. Blue, late Assistant" Attorney Generalbut J ' ' shall procure some J fine! -material. j Wariejv1Wener8, and B. that he did not avail himself of ,yBLIZABETllTOWNs:'KJC. nklirahfe"ndCSWWf F.lGreen WMW- He don't think that. Pennsylvania . . , .a . ' ' and Nash li H-Bunrj " ' -Me"f.uVvJ,wn.ai republicanism is helped by any favors TPAWtf an.dii?HiI!u!l3,- ft.,U-.: Texas, Mississippi and. West Virginia from this administVation. AlKthb , - MISCELLANEOUS. , , Let the cry sti i ring out-"The had not arrived the iwwiiKation. iota fl!l if ,hft PrpPnt iK MiLLAft ilu ua. ... nan an iarrr mi Ha i. Kf i "VMi"ji. iu vvuvfiuuitvi iiarem- r in , I..Ir.7:r0 stractertnS packadnsbrlEn. Mola.se., ; ' " :x 5iav-.' iwiiue tne i ,;..,. .1... .1 lviuij .. " - . t i.itell ni .1 VJ.;, i - ' .rvvK;ysieeM oois into tne seam ,iKAHbdsan4Bb!sN .i tenet tual Iciriw have urowtt. . of the itv7iJ-'- -"' 'lOlf" - For sale low h BOOJS. i j - : iom me inausiriaiiruyusmag company, r No. 176 Broadway, New, York, jyerlraye two interesting smau volumes, neauyDountu in muslin. , The first is "Practical Hints on tfiA'AnWtinTi and tTsa nf ttiA Microsconft ." r iiX i,. 1 UaJQ td w The - ether book i antitlod j ior BuOOiins Oa . iQa vi lugiix uau as u con- I v tains useful hi&ts concerning the handling origans .W3a?Oo4io niJto kill," it is comntended.rto 'sportsmen and' those intending toecomd sue! It is writ- Ki' W;0iiS'-A.yai! Tir' . I.. ,. the low prtfjrcac PAMPnEETS. I ' The Edinburgh Eevieutot May has a solid bQfareRePrint Leonard Scott T,r-rf:,4Hir.J A.r!l,u.; p: ittVTiwwho print four lading reviewsand-a,J. important xreasnry decision.. Xf tnade the following decisions: to S penal , dnty of j 100 f per: centon l omitted commission charges i is to'l)e added to InvQioe.-yalneV' i","!:'1.'?!1'- i Payment f hospital dues is a com 0DvtKe AmOuiitJofrlI JdrawrjacWt ?owed on refined 8USarsr e.xPrton Bnd aftifMarih SnlJiklXilij ; Goods, the product of a country east of .tho Cape of Good fiope, im- ported, exported. , and. , re-imported i ...i f i.: 1 1. irom a country west of said cape' are )iable t ai8Cim;nating duty, Causnade of imponed.ncartt c- titled' to dfkw back W expotlattOn. al ' stearnooat inspectors may ; issue a ceruncaie -aesignating i vue i place or places in steamers in wbiehi petroleum may be carried or stowed ;uPo,,roteS b.re tbere W 'practical mode ot transporting iUj- With reference to ; goods shipped j ivia two or . more bonded routeslt through the United States, the de- f mentaao ;be Cmade ;tmdeir;eombined pntrv Without: i'lmor , Examination entry .wuuoui jnor texamwaiion I 1 , .. i I 1 """ - rr"'"' . iv & r j,-. nf ,vr i : Goods in warehonse exported and reimnorted are to be treated as new :Wnjatioti; ; Oflor spirit turpentine ay be carried on steam; Vessels when., the 8anie are put np jn goodmeUUicves- I sels or casks or barrels, well and ; se- curely bound with iron and stowed ia a secure part, of the steamer,-as re- quired by law. Th The invoice value is to be stated in he jourrencv.of thonnUyj.where good! aurchasi 1 lkiJ ; . Supreme CoJnSi P.ofT' ' , , . . LMarion Star. ; ' The Supreme - Council Friends of Temperance met at the Masonic Hall in thin (ntvn rsn IrtoKtli met nnA jm I " gej with the. following represent- atlves from State Councils: W. B. Wcllons and Geo. A. Bruce of'V irginia. .1-;:;!; ; . nrf' rlh rA"r lAr . I Tbis body has ourbest wishes ,for success in the. noble eause in, which .they are engaged.' .The following' gentlemen 0 compos- ingaeiegation irom the Grand i)ivi- sion orthe-bons -of lemDerance of this Stsar&lr06tf5idje jnd by invitation participate in the proceed- ings of the Snprcme Council: B. D. M. W. P.-of N. A., Oliver Hewett. G. S.? and EEL 5eli, P..W..P.. , -r WlffrKUllng. : - llarloa JUercuaE A most atrocious mnrderwas -committed Station, on .the Northeastern Rail-j road,'"6ohle sixteen miles below Flor-! ancet8 The nnfortunaterworaan! murdered .was Mrs. HalQhe wife of OBWfOi HalK Tbeibasband-'and Wife ihadisomes difference, about her refusing tojsigo the title i toa pieceof property whivb Hal) had sold. Hall left fof "Texa feomeiiireeks 'ago. after selling the property, a store, toi Reu-' lA n ,i,a Ti,U; . Ui - iihii TiX '. and MrB-J?j VffeQTPart of the, I uouse. . ouuuay . last mrs. nail r was found dead in her: room, and: a jury of inquest decided that she came to her death by atrarigulation. Aday r two aftr.the murder Hall raarrit-d - Vun'taVfyear. Wadesbor ini tead ttbgrinfT;xa,abe was rej ported to fiavebeen.v Sn(Jict6ii point vprt ntrnn(rlv tiillQll an) 'LiriioK'no . :-;b -j, , " r."rf iao beimg implicated in this foul murder, r sa' ' f' f X W1 heart f.AUe $47500 Tread. rr Kbbrr. WashitigtoH Starv In l 871 a package, iif . $5O,0a wtis of New Orleans, sand ; was neVeY 'ao- to counted for until 'a few inonths.aftle i ards a noted thief was ar'est d f ' some Vfffteicivicti-d?Wfii to the peniletiliarV atNai shyille .After i... lL--'t -i "i" t li.i.niii if 1 1 1 i 1 1 m u t run u w o i y w jxt i " . t "S""!1" wiheo- sion, implicaiing himself ih ihecele- I I j; , . ... v' ! uraLcu ououier uiaroona rooDerv at New Orleans' arid confessed to Tftkino- the .t5fLDCM3t package Abftvfi mentioned t" V? y means of a fine wire with ,a steel ook at the end pa8sedvover, tAb Breens at a time when, the'easmer screens was within less than five feetkif) the I money, t i APf tueory s that the treas urv P!?.1 lw" 1 done thi mean8 Tf?' TtiT K cash room. ..It will be remembered that the day of the robbm-vaarfutl and cloudy, and tbebenugw!fjby T . .1 . J L . . I n 1 III LUO U 1 I Dll V VJI KJ L i 1 L. a. k.lV M W - -r-. jur-estf W1L iThV Delaware is rapidly e- coming tne Lyyde or. America. J :' ;. Governor JTilden is sixty-one years oi agecnt iooks line a ooy, ana nua more vigor tnan one. Notwithstanding? the decrease in grain movement, - Baltimore is doing a .lws business than ever.-; j; 1 , . w fi' " vi - Boy (who hac 7$rn jfou76Td rowT sh vtwi'd been where 1 -was.": . u - - The-Richmond Dispatch thinks Fred.Douglass stand moch chance-for the presidency as VicerPresident Wilson, ! The Lowell, Mass., savings banks have, over: fn.OOO.OOO on depbsit.A strongs evidende of the thrift of the factor hands. -S;, aSowatS workine in midsummer, known as "the hot dollai.., :,..r.v,u feaa-.., , . The entire, subscriptioniists. of , tho itA AUnnt nai TWwMhftVAhAentrana the late Atlanta Daily Nm have been.trans- il 1 rnu " rLi r ,lr,:ru.r- ; v:' u Aiie iiiree rvtwuiiiuiauB," wureu Pittsburtc. Pa., where they will be con- I ! yerled into ploughs. rr , ,? ci. , 'ItbnVJeffersoVi'" lav Invited to deliver the 'address before the rPhiKappa"and "Demosthenes" societies beyond the mastery of any man; I Ttiei Secretary 'of the' Interior has appointed Governor AxteU., o Utah Territory, to be Governor of New Mexic6 Vmdeand . ,f , l..,,.. .... Mr. Weld, who was arrested. 10 i,mt oin ' durinc tu Dreseut year by i agent Field, agaiust ail of whom thei there was bu. -r-mere is a statement in news' papepi wyrrespoadence J from Greece that Prince George, second sonof the King of eSStffiSlSSSWS TSSft- so tired of his sovereignty that he desires to abdicate. ti, T?;v.m.i i;. ,,. hat Admiral Raphael Scmmea is as indis- screet as a politician as he was brave as an omcer. uis aaaress at ivioDiie, in com- meraoration of the late, John C. Rreckm-. rAtr oitnmihnr sn.timori mi nmrmiiM wrvY MWivuv mA viiuvvj uu ii vrwi V - .iue uccatMua. . Tue Pesnarivauia Kepubiicau. Washington, June 8. All of the Senators land Represen- tatives now here converse freely on lhe political situation, the third terra letter, &c U Senator Cameron . iin-j bosomed himself to-day to a remark- able degree. lie said his views had been disregarded so much that he should not obtrude them upon the administration hereafter. He thinks that Pennsylvania ought to have had a cabinet position, but says now ' that no citizen of that state of prominence would sacrifice Jiis.self-respect by ac cepting a place "in; the " cabinet of President Grant. He thinks that the ' . r . t -r - i ! . ? acuon ot tne ivepuoncau.v;onvenuon iajauiingJoQse.frQm .GranOas won- derfuUyamproved .the prospects of the party, and he thinks Hartranf t will hp pIpntMl flAifwrnAr Ko a rnnsinnr majority.! Seiiator Carneror says that tne opportunity, was onered him Vo Pen,nsplvania Republicans were, not working in harmony.-, , , .V, , - m m , wUl i senator m orton and tbe Next Prei- - deney. or. I Soecial TeleeTam to the Disnfitch.1 Washington, Jqrie 9. i Senator Morton has ' beeif "bu9y enough since be has been in --'"Wash-! ine in advancing "as 'far-: as possibJei his interests as a Presidential cahdU ? j tions witb Government officers of; Attdrh'eT feerali at IwhjchMit U un-j derstood he avowed his intention tof enter actively upon Ore campaign' inl lis ','oWii"',Dehalf ThereWe 'tumors afloai that ' there 'has been a serious1 breach between Morton and Bristow otf'ihb? subject ff disposing of the offices:" ' " L. S.t, i f - -'-'':' S.Yfti'.V 1 anmnnmanawannnnnnnmnnmnnnnnannanannannBnaannnanajnmnann MISCELLANEOUS. BUY lit 'I'HKSK AXK ARB WELL AND FAVORABLY a. Known. Every Axe warranted. Hardware I epoL f ; Iron and Steelirf j;; Rims, Hubs, Spokes, 0.0 1 ; Carriage' materials;! &c. Or'eni by miff promptly' filled anu ifatitoa ' - - 5 . Hardware Depot, j "d d3 a ijiX I 't'- j 1 QHOVEls. spa desj- pitchforks,' hoes. f'O Rakes: Tiwe Chains. Anvils. Vkes. v. t l- . POCKET AND ' .-i.vo ...;. r TABLECinLERY.v . ,.) .,,,i.i ! , GUNS PISTOLS, Ac. : ? . Lowest prices. - a Doors -Sastv andi Blinds ' AT TACfORY PRICES. ...I , l!nXlf F--? -St- ia.?.; ' .-. p rTrr oRAOTaAooBi " f . HARDWARE DEPOT. ! molasses 3folas.es. ! Cr p Cuba Moliisaea, V '! ' L1AM- A MimCl!ISON.v .t andLFatmerJ j bi h gtation Ci0Bcernin the distribu4 II 6 W . X Ofl tULQ WMlnPll SieaiSIllB Ufl. , - 1 ,s 'f Liuun wiLii viuvri iiintriiL iiiiit.ri a uii 1 y vr . ttt - m and deliberate lion of the Offices in hia favor. He ff A 1 1 t;M ?'Onn riTifl i at Coward's had a lnnr intrvir Inair with t hJ T WTtnfEET tfllt WAlfTtf 6MHS TaW l)ir. ' ' '.-..MoanaM - - t-fiiuneg-tf r .;U f i " 1 -ft ? J Sv Assbrtment of r ' f .' i" !..':f.: ,! j -i; Ml fY CUt TOILERS HAVE SHOWN. THEIR APPRECIATION OF.l MY? tOW PRICES i BY THEIR pa chases, for which, I am thankinj,,., Li- j ',; i i A; .i.i-:;;.: . ,:.".:..! j !: i;H - -..-h Desiring ithe Vialue , : C?4 : GET. ITJB T li.i . IS silo fir sV- ;uVf .i- .i null AprU 18-tf, ! ml- N;..() T;I, ATTENTION OF TDK PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO THE PACT THAT TBE r 4.- Carolina Cent Carolina Central Railway belnr cora Dieted and ions at Wilmington, both via Direct Steamer Lines and delphla. New Tortc, Boston and Providence Wilmington and TO CHAELOTTE, STATESVILLE, SHELBY, . !- ; niihAifAvitf An! A criAirllla' J ... . . . - r andf aU Utions on tho Atlantic, Tenn. & Ohio, v csiern nuna iarouiia lianrovia weu aa au points in UBOlWilA- AKl alakama. h -s ...... r. Inshrance from Eastern cities guaranteed aa low aa via any other line. No terminal or transfer charges, and Hate always aa low aa the laweac. - jU-q . i-. i . ,t Kates to au points lomUhed noon appUcauonto Building. ap2-tf BUSINESS CARDS. A. ASBIAX. ADRIAN , . B. VOIXZB8. & VOLLERS, " 1 -'ill Corner Front and Dock 8ta.T W1 UOLESALK OROCKR8 - . ' : ! IK ALL ITS BRANCHES. Country merUiants will do well by calling on ns and examining onr stock. norl-tf ' 15. F. 9IITCIIEL1. A SON, COmCISSION MERCHANTS .j ' . ' j And Dealers In ' ,: ' - " Grain, Flour, May," and ' also Fret Ground Ineal, Pearl Hominy iU " and Grlte. ' ' . Not. 9 and 10 N. Water Wllmfnatton. N. C. ' i Proprietors of the Merchant's Flooring Mill a. , . BOVS6-tf : . . ... , . .'. LEGAL CARDS. H. - A. STEDHAN, , Jr. TVTiTow JNOtlCe'-XO1 bUlpperS.. " ..' M ' TJK CLYDE LINE; t irrra' Hay O; added aaotlier, Steamer to tlie tine, and will gall from ' NEW YORK 1 EVERT WEDNlMDAY-ANrSATURDAY, i ' Semi-Weekly ' from Each Port ' f . . ;, 1 1 has determined to adoDt reiralar sailint days, and with the additional Steamer there caa b no cause for delay la shipments. - it 1 Other (keamen will be added as required. .. " Li'J .-;' -y: d. CAZAUX, Agent, ? mar 1 tf Wilmington, N. C. i ' "zRT'iQ IrMmi as ?rt - ALLAN'S AND GBT YOU A CENTENNIAL r Drink iBKCna. ialBae for . the Docket r You'll all ned them 4f wu i-'O-ao. Jnayl9-if . 7 4 LLEN'S ANU GET THE CBLPBRATED V Ft ench Biggin Coffee Pot. Makes the. best ceffee in the world, and with lens coffee than uy tu , j A LLEN'S AND LOOK AT HIS KEW 8ILVRR- are, lust received. i tt.-, ; Hi VI ; ' j ,qay 19 if s -. ' i is PUBLISHED EVERY. TUESDAY. MORNING V4"BEATY:-EC)ITOBf 3. W. 4 O." SMITHY miTnar er, Annum. J A DVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT LOW x. rates. The Ifarry 2Vk is the only paper pun- Ushed in the; coanty, and having a large sirculation in inis county ,; and a consiaeraoie curcuiauon in uo lumbus and Brunswiok ounty N, G-t makes it aesirame meaium ior aaverasera. 1 v . . w. H. Bernard M our authorued Agent in WH mgton..'C. i v -.cijiL-'atitiv,!, s.j J-' . dec 18-tf ... j .1 T 1' ... i ' t ,1 -i, 1 1 j -t, 1 : 5,. , Tousorlal Removal V AMTre Ha pufobiieed the stock aad material Fames Oaiimi auHwwyasea-Bh lann.- Friyoccabiodtr alia, in ths basement 6 the ParceHi iiuutc, wuers b invites bis ku bibbos bw) tatpno lic reuerallT to call oa htm. Best workmen in tha rww wmproyaoi aaa- enavmtr, tiaur uuntag and Shamp xilni; rtoiie ni the fhorftiKi niiiire. Try him A, U.ui.i.j.U u. ill. 1 -IS Jl. i v jv! ; : 'no H-..S fjJlu !tif tlieirM6iiey,5! 0i f (JLING AT raK'A'.T-Z-Si!-r":- ; A C.E'.T : Carolina Cciitml; Railway, General Freight Department, .WILMINGTON, MARCH 31st, 1875. fnllv eaniDDed fos hawneBts.. offer with its connect via Weldcn and Portsmouth, to Baltimore, Phlla- nneqoaled facility for handling ahipments from. all Eastern Cities i hMnnvilfn naWaitiliitiV'1 I m . Atlanta " Ss Richmond Air Lfnc.'North Carolina and the nsdersigned. Office in Bank of New Hanover r. w. v-.Li a. ten, uenerai jrreigm Agent .MISCELLANEOUS. -Hit . ?,OF. 18T5. . u COMMjmeiNGJVWEl A FUf.T LINE OF BOUND . TRIP TICKETS F 1 X to all Summer Resorts of interest er importance in UPPER SOtTTII CAROLINA; - ' i, i i a r WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,-' ' MIDDLE AND WESTERN VIRGINIA, , NORTHERN AND EASTERN STATES Will he on sale at j,sf!;,., j -v. ..r, Union Depot Ticket Office. PrlcefLlsts, Time Cards and all needful informa- lion fnrnuhed on applies Ion to the undersigned. A. POPE. Janel-Sw ;' on'l Ticket Agent; The Wilmington , AND "-. ' ; ' OoMliTiKnpi BbOKBOF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL Stock of this company have been opened br the undersigned, constituting - the -committee for toM purpose appointed at tne recent meeting or tbe corporators named in the Act of Incorporation, and may b found at the several Banks of , tbe city and at m te Pnrcell House. Wilmington. Mav 2tth; 1875. :-!- n W. A. WRIGHT, , h, J. R. DAVIS.' 1 ' 11 T. tf. SOUTHERLAND, NORWOOD GILES, - CHAS. 1. MYERS,, a; W. A. CU31MING. maya7w ' - ; - -i . l-ltfM-n -Committee : - t . r-'Clasiiui: .nt.Sale'ef.ToiuuCO Goods;, ITTTHk UNDERSIGNED OFFERS JL h his entire btock of i.i iTobaceo Goods , , AND BMOKB RS . ARTICLES, AT " "COST " ' ' For tbe next Tea L ays, The bal- lance not fold then will bo disposed ... t.,t . 0 at Pmblic Auction. , .. i Changing business U the object of the sale:" 1 s C ORO. "HAT.t. junel-lt"if&ii'li-fi Tobacconist, Market St. Havana tLotte ry . 1 .'i' Orttoy Drawings Erery Fifteea Days 789 Prixes amounting to. 4 . $ 4 5 O0 00 . 1 of loo.oeo ; s o?vofTVoeaiMliul'--inieloee ,10, " of ; 1,000 each V 1 0,000 (( I.w-sbf n ,isoo-t.acS.'..lvtfu.;'?VJ oi44Sf0 &n v- f. -01 Sco each..... loe.ooo 01rcnlar w its full Information sent Ve. -Ticket for sale by -o C. DEVLIN. - . ,t Ptationer and General Agent, may T-dAWly 1 30 Liberty gt.. New lor k f ru i "Ui'.tii. "WILL GIVE ENKRdKTIC 3tEN AND L. t f. WUIUU1 ... Si . . .. , . women t.lsuluess mat. will Far (mm $4 to fa per dy. can he pursued in yonr fwn neighborhood and i wrtctlv hoaoraela. - ftorcu ar pr samples wortU sev ml dollars that will, enable y 00 to go to work at once,- fcilUbe - tent on recwipt 01 nrty cents, : - . ,. Address J-- ' J J H tkrtikM ACO.1 Pi O. Box C54.! 410 Washingtoa St., Boaton Mass, FIELD 1 i t- il 1 BreediDg r Kennel' cf - A. 1 C.1 WaStell ri'Aiirtnn - Wanr f amiai. ; yo0, pointers' and. setters o ViiB eo issfa-iomff. Ifiii iii'5fj-.j uiqii:rfii. p.-.j-i -I ,i Dogs broken Jhorughlr fpr $5P CO. For full par . tlculars addres,4 " , . . , ' ". , , ? i'-u'A."-C.'"W'ADDWLC,- I ' 'laar 29-DAVrtf. tti bi!'it!Newta,,liev Jereey. ; - vif Ndtice?; : XHECNDR3laNERIS.;PBEPARE9iTO AC- L commodate, a fcwtoatdeis -cwmg;teutrMer tu-vjmi. t-itiu ir.iVuijii j q tjiuntiji ji moathej iFer farther lnformatioa appay te the tb scHber,t "Sattthvllle;'''-! -'m'tntfr i June 5-8w . J. W. WOODSIDE. lliik xi fir' p Sx I il "KI O ;s-; 0'...; .erojfer? io ttiOj&ujd jv&sih TJFi.il -r u;?.yv - .tif;n'! Hr'isF-''JU slaw K;yrti'-.- .iij!iUX&, .'. ill 5!-ltt'.'-!J iSr-ul I. Oil l'.:lmfiVJ .- -;R"fe"G-,:'.U ATESTimoififiis: st-iSi-r.wn ' . -. -.1--: !,J -; Mi ': . Y . .. .... U.J .M.t. . C?n.TkT. AffiA- j i, nave: nwrer sveu or. um duui cibuStSatiefactory and pleasant remedy-in my life." -H. Hahteb, St, LouisMo. ' - ' f i I occasionally use. when my condition Teq.u5res it. Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator, with good ettcCt" HBok. Aucz. H. SsirKras.' '-; "; :'- I 'd. 7 Goverriof '!!lto5aOTai'SiJ"n! ; ;;Mij!iiWr; . :...: . s;.-. i. s,j jor; ' ' h, j i' Your Regulator bag beea In use In my family for some .time, and I am persuaded it is a valuable addi tion to the medical science." Gov. 3: Gttiv Shobt ub,' Ala. ,v i ' sj jirirvu;-'?! o M-m.'i? "I have used the Regulator in my,-, famiiy for the past seventeen years. I can safely recommend it to the world as the best medicine I have eyerascd' for that -class of diseases it purports -to cure." 11. V. S ..r i ... President of City pank. ., ,.f , 4 Simmons' Liver Regulator nas proved a good arid efficacious medicine." C.- A. Nvttino. a : i-.-v; .; h it:. .Drtiggtst. -s ,v. ! " We have been1 actjuamted Wltb Dr.! Simmons Liver Medicine for more1 than twenty years, and know it to be the best Liver Regulator offered to tbe public" 1L R. Ltoh and IL L, Lton, Bellefon taine, Ga. '"r ' ' ' ;: ' : " I wa cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, after having suffered several years with Chills and Fever.' R. F,Akdkbsoh. , , - -v ,,f t ;.,'.,.. !.,-, w v, h m c;,;i;'.v: r i Have ben a , dveDentlc for years; began the Regulator two years ago; it has acted like a charm n my case.--Key: d. v. ikhjus. "I have given your medicine a thorough trial, and in no case has ii failed to give full satisfaction." Eixbn Msacham, Chattahoochee Fla. " ' -' 5 1 . 1 "'" Sheriff BUtto titOmiy.' ' " '1 ' "I have used your Regulator with suceefsful effect in Bilious Colic and Dyspepsia. It is an ex-, cellent remedy, and certainly a public bleaeing."- C. 2tASTEBS0N Bibb County, Ga, " , ' J'" ' ' -Mi Wife:' ' : ' "''-..-t-- "My wife and self have used the Regulator for years, and testify to its great virtues," Rev. . JT, IL Fsldbb, Perry, Ga. -', ..i ,( ... " I think Simmons' Liver 'Regulator one of tv e. best medicines ever made for the Liver.' ' .My wife, and many -others, have used it with-wonderful .effect." K. K. Spabks, Albany, Ga. ... . r if D. '.J.- , '-r ST'-.') "I have used the Regulator in my family, and also in my regular practice and: have found. It a most valuable and satisfactory Taedicine, and be" lieve if it was used by eptofetwion it would be of service in re.y many eaees I know - very much , of its component parts, and can certify its medicinal qualities are perfectly harmless.'4 B. F. Gbigos, M. D., Macon, Ga.' j. , , , .,., , ,f. Sold by all Druggists. "Wholesale fey '' ' r itwi ri-tfv IGRE3N&FLANNER,;,. ,janl2-D6m&Weow., . , , - " " MISCELLANEOUS. Reduction in j i-rice ! TOLILEY'S Q0lbratBd F I N B.'. :english Breech- Loading Guns, --"i"fl W 7 Manufactory, Pioneer Worlts ei a , BIRMINGHAM, ENG. ,1 , R aving establkhed a branch house Jul -in New ..York for the sale of our celebrated weapons, we offer t6 sportsmen the Cheapest Guns of ruaranteed quality and shooting powers ever sold in the United States. They are bnilt with every Im provement for Aaverican sport, and are made ia six qualities, each Gun being branded with one of the undermentioned' names,- which denotes its. quality : p8:v:::i.f.2v.$ o unuAiiu ........ .. . 11D NATION L.:hJ.f.-... . i.ivirti- 140 on it i . 0 -PASAGOH-. ....';H. .V.'hvif. 885-1 m.j Any one of the above brands may be selected with the greatest confidence, as no Gun bears our ' name that we do not tficrrOTgWy "'guarantee in every -re-BpeCt. I f ?. i'..iitM ti.tf, i r . N. B. Guns built to order, at above prices, a special tv.' Send for detailed particular; wkh iUns- trated descriptive prire sheets and testimonials, to our Branch House. 4 ' " t v-,-". -. '29 ' Maiden Lane "STew ' York. ; septSS-DAWtr ! ) 'Jii' Hi fewol 'it ti i: Liliil ROD $e C5" 'A SIXTEEN PA GE "PAPER: 'Jilt' ''". - tuml- hnrrfzli'fiKU-ivi'f-1 jkx-tll ii .lie SHootini; FisMsr aniHatflralHistoryJ Wilbur Pr i BarkeiCSi -' ''rpyltbahd Editor. . t1""-' SCISNCB, AMUSB!TADTBl!mrrlBlAKD Field Sport articles, bjr the First ; Scikntists & cniKii-itii oi America. ruiUK. Sl.uu. 3 Months. $. .uthg. J $4. Yearly, ti.i ,i ttf.K,itn .tii Send for specimen-copy, td " 'April W . i . .. t . .. . i: i . i West Meriden. Conn,-- i.i 11 i.ii; j 1: 1;:. i r The Toljaccff Leaf & Cotton - PlaBt a " mi- 1 '7d) iu "yi- .niim fTcrms Mt C ;S ub scrip ti on Ifcb WW'bneyeari'U ifuZiM - .l.;i;$8;00 " tlx months... vV mx copies, to one address, 'oh e year-..:;...! .' tOrfo Twelve copies, tortme 8artrt year, .... . . .'. 20 00 ; Re of AdTertlsluics " T .liaeor, one .inch, to constitute a square! One square. Href insertion $1 03r Each' subsequent Jasertioaw.oimta.li. ;jj ;,,. , Largest Circplation .of.- any .Trader, Orga$ n 1 he Siiiitliern Slates. ' 'dec S3 tf ' m vry mil,. . ju rtim .The STmbtemVi nrfw.' n.. . . areaneaiiness and , , P ;'t - 3 . Sometimes the pain is in the shonw ' J t ami is misteked forrhim. u'd.,:r. 13. A X . costive.? smncHmM .u....genEral j aTJe troubled w iv-lfM-ot memory, with painful c ensation of havC wl uuu uuu. ucav V IWI HHiwn . 01 undone something which .ought H hnvn Ivdti rinn. tin.. W -.debnanaSl ; s Q f i4 3 , times very few of them; but theiUvor L7"A 't3HE;TAVOEITE H0ME"EMED1 ; Is warranted n6t to cohtaih a single particle f Mercary, or any injurious mineral substance, but il 1 -jr JPJJBEVlt, yEGiETABtTE, pontaiiiing those Southern Roots and Herbs which eb all wis Providence has placed in conntndg whor" Liver Diseases most prevail. It will care if iyeS.Knenent 01 Siiaons' Liyer Reinlator, orMe& Is eminently a Family Medicine, and by beiB" kt-ut ready for immediate resort will save many au hnur of suffering and many a dollar in time and doctor's bills. f r 1 After over Forty Yeare'trial it Is Btill receiving ttiR most unqualified testimonials to its vinues from persons of the highest character and responsibility Eminent physicians commend itras the most j -K .J ; -E7PFECI DAL SPECIFIC !tor Constipation, Headache, Pain in the Fhon!-r-Dizziness, JSonr Stomach, bad taste in the uiotiiti biliious attacka. Palpitation of tbe Heart, 1 aiu in t;,, region of the Kidneys, despondency, gloom ai'ii rorebodings of evil, ail of which are the olfspriti- if a dhicased Liver. r; ... " :For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Armed, with" this ANTIDOTE, all climates and changes of water and food may be faced withont BO WEI DICE, : , IT HAS NO EQUAL,. It is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Mcdif ! in the World ! ,r-' ' Caution!; v ! Buy no powders or Prepared SIMMONS' MVEi; REGULATOR unless ia-our engraved wrapper, v. uli Trade mark; Stamp and Signature unbroken. None mother is genuine. - 1 ' " " -S - -. IT. ZEILIN Sc. CO., ". t Macon, Ga., and Philade'ph-H ; FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Simmons' Liver Eeguktor. For all diseases of the Liver,- Stomach and Spleen As a litmedy in MALARIOUS FEVBRS-, !OWKL-C0MPLAIXT' DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRESSION. RES'l' iLESNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA", SICK HEAD ACHE. COLIC, -CONSTIPATION and BIL10LS- .NESS, " Sv'- " ' :'--f - lluu: v IT;TAS:KO,EqUAXt, MISCEELAKEOLTS. A forr tliat - Every Sportsman Wants. "- - . ; - T7TTT?. TTW . A WTl W. A TWP.T? A - QUARTERLY. PERIODICAL, DEVOTED TO Field Sports & AngliDg 1 5 BEING A C-OMPHTION OFTnE Ofair.'is; atesofthe Un'onandthe Provinces of Canada, with Interesting Articles on Hunting and Fishine. Valuable Notes on Game and Fish. Dtscriu- Ltive Sketches of the Game Fields and Anglhif; Water of America,- and. other Useful Information for Gunners and Anglers. YTbrjcs. Singla copy one year, fS ; six copies, $10; ten copies, $15, and for each additional copy at i'2, the agent may retain 50 cents.' . Single copies be had of all gunsmiths, fishing tacklo dealers, fer'ntws-agents, or will ie mailed uu receipt of price (50 cents) by u , . u fi CHARLES SUYDAM, Fublinher, Jyq '-Kf 1! Chambera St, New Yorkdty. The extent and character of the circulation of Fun, Fur akd Feather renders it one of the best adrcr tising . mediums in the country for Gnns, Kitlee, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, Clothing, Watehee, Jeweliy, Carriages, and all kinds of goods and waresticrUin ing to thq wants of Sportsmen, Those whunrafec the repairing of fine guns a specialty and the keepers of hotels for sportsmen at the various hunting and fishing localities; will find It an excellent medium to bring their establishments to tbe notice of thiu claes Of patrons.- MJi mm tis'i;:-.jvi. Rates Advertising per Annum. One page, $50; half page, tOT: quarter" page, $20; eighth of a page, $18; sixteenth of a page, $7. April 6 tf Published at Marion, S. C $3 a 'in ;. ; . Year, In AdyaQce, Offers the following liberal premiums to eub Berlbers? vii . ; v.. J-. A HANDSOME ; ENGRAVING 19 x 14 in.) to single suocrU6r& ' " AN EXT KA COPY OP TfTR STAR for one vear to any one who will send a Ci.nn o Frvu subscribers, and an En gravinr te each member of the Club. A LADY'S MOROCCO SATCHELL OR SET OF GQLDi 8TUD eachi ; valued at $7 50, to any one otuaiug b tjiuo ot r uteen. TKiS DOLLAliS LH HOLD for a club of twenty- ' TWliNTY-FIVE'DOLLARS IN GREENBACKS for a Club of Fifty. . . , 1 FIFTY DOLLAR : IK GOLD for a Club of One Hundred... - i 1 v AN ELEGANT AMTLlT SEWTNG MACHINE, Wilcox & Gibbs, worth $80 for a Club of One Hun dred and Fifty. , With a little effeTgynfTf1rprl se, ome ladv r gentleman in every neighborhood might get one or miire of the handsome premiums offered. . -' Premiams promptly paid on receipt of names ac companied by the cash. Monet may be remitted by draft. Pout Office order, or in regis ered letter a our risk. Address all letter to t. i -M-a i-ijit-,i.W.;J.;McKERAIL, Edi,or, declS-tf Marion, S. 0. THE- BAPTIST vEEVIEW, Ati'liidpelidciit Itelifflou Seuv ""wiHw paper J' " -i It waptkirtii arwl aerehds the doct'lne of free a?en cy, and pergonal Accountability. It aovoeate w doctrine of tbe unlimitt-d atonement ; and brlievcr that salvation is attainable by ,all persons who hear and understand the gospel. It advocates tbe nion and Communion oUaUaMiitians at the Lord'e ta ble regardlei-s of Denominational or Sectarian ois tinciona. A'nrl "VifadWateij Hhe -adf of Chnatisn Urtton upon the' basis of th New; Testament, it icogntzes Cttriptian8 of all evangelical, unnreiiw-" ftmhoninClht hnrth nti J-hrl. Mid advocates rooperation among the protestant denomination'1 ba. the. work of evangelization. . It advocates Im mersion as' the Only' proper mode of baptism auu belleversaij the only safejeete. Our motto is : FRBB 8ALYATUN,.'FRBB COMMUNION AN 'U'iOiii4ft , 1MMEKMION. ...iir -t. . .$2 00 . 1 8ix etoiithe... sjiL 75 liiiiri, r. Ommre. N. C, Editor and Publisher. The:cLincoffi:'Progress Pukithik-lkAihGayi at tAnctXntoniN. C. alrt; th OJibr paper .pnbHehed in Jjnoohi county, and has an extensive circulation among the chaws; Farmers and ail classes of bushiess mea -w " It offers to the Merchants of Wflinington aje irable medtum .for advertising their business throuzhbut Western' "North Carolina. - . Liberal terms will be allowed on yearly tisementa., Subscription price, $8 00 per annow in advance. - '.-- ' ' . ' ,r'?"f n" " 'Editor and Proprk , 1