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WM. II. BERNARD, 1 " "
VEdltora.
CICEttO W. HARRIS, j . .. -
WILMINGTON N. C7..
MOXDAT MOENIKO, JUNB 29, 1875.
AN ELECTION FOR ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY DELEGATES TO A CONVENTION
TO AMEND
W C01EZ1I
WILL BE MEL
ZrXTr
OF AUQmrnXTTHE CONVENTION WILL.
MEET AT WilElhll ON THE. oXff -J)F XHM
FOLLOWING SEPTEMBER.
that was.' Law as over-ridderi i vty ;;
the gaardians of .the people 'rigtk
war on;manyf,JtbQ best citizens; the
Cn.AMrAn KnVtv Sn .liU ini
safferleVcji
of the treasury.
and Crimea were
for tfa 'panishment-c of these?, was
' in tfte! 'ands of the" .leaders '! of
knew how to ' jfrotect . themselves, is
. They , declined to - interfere : r the j
uXmkivMdTd t'
. . , -r -jj-V. V 2"- i
shamelessly violated; the , tax-payers
were gouged nrly to aeatn.tor;
money . with which to pamper the i
minions of power
was one wild scene
crime a moral chaos
crater whence issued foulest odors,'
j
I
prospenty reign
Look at a Southern
lunate. Consider the
Mississippi, once one
rl t
...a a-.-t- 1 Jjiii 1T
ana ueienceiess wumeu, uiaggcu
l,n,fl,n.fi1Mo!Wtn,hiMrPn
wu "'"'"i .
clingingd fh'e): kTytB? ind begging
that hr, hlfl miorhtT llA flnnrftrt-mat 1
O r - - .
while
hel
bru
ruthl
sent to the State prison instead of
, H??We?, " f tole .W?rld,lhe,hidU9 selfishness and Rtile of flnima, whethGr fAr tJie aCe
blackest smoke, fire and molten co
;. -' 1 ' ' -'- " 1 . ' : j) ur. ,r .s -v-v , placed : iy others testguei ex- t . t
rupt.io.ru -. (:.. ..-M r ,: K ;-? (: , iThat picture; well drawn, is Beech- dosivelv for i: -passenger traffio.
This was our State under the pater-- ;ap- ple artist was luring; Teso he . boats wouid i to eigar TO-
al .WnKL?1, tP.V-61-.: rW. under a siogoiafhalucination wh40 ha j 8uaea propellers. fUieniachiuery ami, '
aince men tne people nave. aKeu. cti. ttlll namfi of Thpodorafor "r"' "y " ia all ualonenb
, , , . v- ; . - I null: lUe Siaie-rooms at lliC. tOUi antl I Western Norta Carolina li
control, and wfepeace, the, intervening, space, ftbo two-ISJ,
the accomplice, as he confesses, hi ; 'r- V : x,:' 1 a,i k -: i . it ' U
- ; . i lnftucw mmnr ot s ulta ivee bv., unen i uv nnaiMcut nuuiu uicu puvi tcu i inii.
1 herlVjEbltoera trc6"Bfirrentine .1 , .. : ... , ; .W; I thft , vovftfrn ilietwAnn . AmpnVa nnrl I CtrsJn. Plnnr. Hit. and aIo Freati I
, , . , , W. I ipr waii ana seeai inea.- men usca t z "V j Tu7 GroBndMaLPrlHMiny
telly, shot :an4,Wled ;
ess villain was convicted ; and 1 f . . , I ! uf? ,'wf S""1."."8,- put lr fjNos.andioN. water u,wiimKtoni.N.v.
. liavingbeenned h riphly de- --1 -ExenatfTmUhafi Joineff ' k practicable ? Both roust be answer
served. Onlttst May the negro Lieu- democratic clah ia ! ChicagO' Most of dd in the affirmative i before the cigar-
. 'nA..):'. :,r-..:; ct ' ...... x 1' sl' ' ,,' shaned 'steamers 'will be bnilt. i! Mr.
innq'hr. firtvnmnr - Mania aclrprl firitr r
Ames to pardon Barren tine. ; But the
carpet-bag executive had enough re-
mains of original manhood' and de-
i f: 7-i.m I f mis is ine way ine xvicnmona
cency left5 in hinrtoTefuse.' " A'while upaannoaneeaiteHWwBtu re to say
after this Ames had occasion to leave I 'The Cropa'nt s at iimbi,
the State' whin Davis assumed the- I
. ... j. . i
reigns
issjue,d
a pardon for the murderer. It
thev anatxneirdeeda5 are"f 5 them
father, the origitfather oteand
the thfiXQufieiee
past they will again do when oppor-
Convention k a deep laid ScbemTof
theirs, to. become masters of .this I
Riato . f il nrTnaotwt.wlo Umii I
over tlpirrevious-views" were or
their prentrnfert'may'W regard
ing the propriety of the Convention
lrtjWhaTd;tof 'keewJbhncPM,S
poisonous fangs cut off.
We should I
strive to pre vehC ?a moral monster
like ther,flegrorfPavis fronv ruling
ojru o tile, i.ni, ;uigtJ
over us.
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WANTED, A HCNDBED KNIGI1T8
;i ,. hf, ilener8Wif6rt printed ui
the name' conntv': where the o-mitli
ma.. liVes;(MjrsMr;) Jlejiry B, yan,
of Oxford, propn8eR to become one of
a hundred to give a thousand dollar -s
aoach to the Orphan Anyluin as an en-!
1 ' j !
dpwraftiji)d, .i.-o t,s 1 S
, NV)rY' Pr7n of Granville,: was
nntil recently one of the most sue-;
vces?f ul ff arraers-ftpd ine: of the, most?
is said ue received $ijuu ior nis pains, pixmiu causea-jBctnuv -way w 1
VJ -i: Mi J-:i-;: f;--. ;..4..u' - t . faotJar. eDOUHll.' "
.15 or: its numerous rascalac andt Y " t--j u Iff ; sin-n;3dT .tsjvv-i
a J t- v vJ-"v , "',r Stupid as ;welJ ros. snabby. A,
their acts of scoundrelism the Ke- biaveuienLis QhJdot?ti IlIrbbIA ib! reduce
siblc. What Holden and others j ' miiy-r aHbiutTraytrseant-ktrts P"rjV "f 'f s whip tniMr !"
, .-....li'f wate2-t VirA i 'i'r" v' pinned back giv "a woman the; appearance, this alihongh Mr Ucwgale- seeVn
did in this Stale in 1870 nnd . what Lf iBgatigbUyzitirapriimbteHa'ji,. bavetrftcOftseiausly c'xiggerated
JJavjJongiin Mississippi are ust 1 1 . a It Js, cenerallv a . femmine'eyei !weigbt . 6t rgument.:s-
whal : tho . -Jtepnblican party., might I ?"at fir6t detects; the moral ueflciepcies hid- I would be a general distrust w th
:KSTJiijpOTr D-fJ-n-r : w rcC Wde Wlion. 'with, th?ir , patronage, and. vt
retail! power 111 nunu vyaruuua. 1 nronnet. lie sava mat uoln nrivate auar- I Snan.i nnA cnfat
ly. Of the peculiar but sturdy stpckj davits. "I'fl show f you, you wtoun
of thetririrqitiviBspMvMCsBryan! drel,wr Mr. Shanks replied. As he
. U at once a - citizen of large1 Md1 he ! struck fHennessvy - tuaferal'
' ..ui.T:it:sli4ar'Jrf'.'.-s. ci:.'- J blows in the face with his "fist'" Mr.
iiuuiiu. piurib, nun vi oroad and
1 u t J' 'i'l ,;w "Ei ''"i . " "
,nSh ::fflWn,5r; ' We-doubt , not!
he ha834 ialrea3y-A gireatfy ' Issisted;
Mr." Millaln'hisiioble 'enterprise. He
will noV enlargS thV'or'tilnities of
. .. .,j , . . & , ,v 1 f, , C8 "l;
the amotion by opening up a .feasti.
ble way fpr a permanent and sufficient
settlement. This plan Is" .the . samd
vll! 3lalt iviii :il umi v 1m fiwl ..(..il..l
V . 4. .
-v ,."'.
suggested by us when the AWrurn, Zr"?Tet-!
... . . - . ' "' tl, 1 .charce against e both' Mr.1 Jdseeli
was starteo... ..the oply,, one, m Howard of HheJ NewTortf AWaci
makes snro of perraanency;J cornpanied o the cbmbatanlSHno
ninety-nine persons respond to tnis! police station. Through his interces
iierouV appeal and cooperate 1ft the fon if w "ranged tb theylumli
;,llllln441' . . v , , be released for the night.'J They ard
wifEgeaiPii the .orphan poor to be arraiened before J
nn olniAtni'l . W 1 1 SMI & 1 llflt tTlllflf-. I
ever tho fate of thia particular undl
ur aTwT
taking, the endowment plan- willue
mated. "" ; I it
Ac .-f ?MOt:tt5An"nf
its high; transcendent claims f tp on
one cotreideratiow,' weneflay0fchiBg J
in this place' We ave' lately1 writ-
ten abo.ut lfc ?nd fr?m tEe eneral at-
teniioH givfen Vd it'fn' thdress-thBl
civen vo is 10 - ine 'pTess-mo
ublicare'fatnfllar VlttiUne subjetet. j
We'areffeatisfied'!?Mf:1 Bryan, Mio'l
1 . , ; . r ' " Tiorf seasickness inwhiit .jQlioson
" ' '
jheif word of honor, each tolhe other,
4V J isAt. f'f rt rtrtft lwit.fl'DtllH
husbahdsand fathers, in. thfibape. of
a resolution, to diminish- their, daily
now in order, says the Charleston
News nfrjQauriier -CIS !' .v' :
I . . , .' ':"w ya
T'ut if 3Ir.' Beecher. is nettheV. 'convicted
.abwlutely vindicated.
npi that mischievous little coterie of tran-1
I . "
jA'ceuntana tueprcss wim an laOUGiraveBiy I
of philosophy, and dressing up lust in the I
Sj Black. S. J. Tilden : Kenublicans r I
TT ' nviotnnr A . T , Mortftn TE B. I
I
Wishliilhiel E. D. MoTflfan. II. WiM
. f r: - ti . . , , ,y iftiI ,..... i
sdn J. G. Blame.: $mii'i,'t dl : - j
T ' ' . - . i
T Sl.nla ova svmin ntrm
If ;, '''',': ' ' '
f Genius is a laborer, nu opera-
Live. Biavc uiiue'J uatiui luau wir
f Indeftisioa crisps from two.verv.
mlaVT
'ynyi& 7Vm
.
a 1
' ponectfctt-epoflf thatrthis;
'1 oullrtfSutrb
l: :i t 1 . , T....
uppiij ior iuc Kpic cruj..uut u pears as
if pears js . doiu'. quite peart New
J A il Wa"t8 l
cafi mikfe ttitfrorn saii,,OrBiiha Daner-beM-e
Ps '.8 ul la ina ftbifiteoa thfe burn-
ing of . horse-barxi xead sori o's bklittODed.
VVhat we want is a currency issued directly
by the goVeroraeDi a urreocy which will
be fair to ali; enough for all, and which will
ntiMa- r. j w.VZ-Jf ?
craOhoT)Ad saved the life
of a daughtetiof -a-Bp8tqn nillkMiaire re
ceived twaoniriiaBdJaJialf, tiom the
grateful parent. He was so overcome with
the magnificent bounty .that, he paid opt
every cent of it to aeveateen organ griuders
M Bereoaae ma ueoiacior.
Cour Boom ffltDorlMg the Bee her
f'S1 ' ' '
Wm. F. G. Shanks, eity editor of
the New York . TYibune, i stood by i
lawyer Shearmahy jusjt in 4 front 'of
MrsBeecheratft; o'clock yesterday j
evening, .holding a copy of Mrs. Til-j
ton's nVmngMJ
porteiVgjrtrtWearfid Mr.j
Shearman, waiting for other conies.;
JoImv :HWfr . terM)grahio e-j
it j r j .
Hennessey defended himself, and in
the midst of the crowd the two
fought for. ieveraLminuteC' ; Officer1
Ji Velso,eirfoort house for
mAeff?re 1,30,1 f MN
Peecher ?rm bairsprangi over the
rail and,au id joining tiy jwfoto&f
both men. into .9Uy'y.
i taken to the sFirstt .Freptncj.. polios
?1 rro 1 rrnoil Itr T n h
I - - - w.-m- I1VVI BV1U M 1111 ' I
knii.iii il.n .. u .i.i. - ...:. .
wii-ih ii viiy vuuii, iuik iiioriiiiig.
North Carolina l acendental fools of wnicii Theodore autoo 15 miles an nour; or as it .our norse
and a political eaSenUal ,mmoramy ot evemsung - .a j WfUvWr" p Ah,
i I I m S i . - - j -
sister less tor-i I Aecordmg to tlie Kew JcorK dun 1 with air-tighi and water-tight, cells,
low estate of I the most IikeTy candidates " for- the I Hermetically sealed, yr tneir interior
of the moudesK tresidencW gn? be i1!8! Alie
1 tnn nnd Mnrsp.r"" . . i fniKa oro l,a f 'Vii I rTopnetow or tne Mercaanra riounng mius. ;
- - - I
Wld 4 T riaftMffiAM. v. 1 1CXT - XT k I iL . A7
f " To Europe In Five Day.
, rf l ""j? thJ ,Gal
for Jane considers possible. He points
out th&lfact that ir:850 the average
is now, ten days. In everything
ee we nave progressed, vve nave,
r .1 j . "i a -i 1
our ocean steamships, ions them with .if
paint and plate-glass, , with spacioua,
saloons and', comfortable coking
theirwdmateria - llv; if at ail. - Oo-
4i
casiouallv a vessel takes -advantase ot
basionally a vesseltakesdvanta
exceptional weather,1 an d li a rri6S from
P?t t6' porl vithin eight days, bat
port w port wiimu eiguii' uays,
.the voyages Which consume more than
'caUe4 .. a. pri witV a. chce,of
.u the land to' prove powerless on
tfcA arft9 Th Ctnlna-ii writer.' Mri
onjy partially new, but have never
been generally discussed.-v u J l! -
f as cabin passengers areoucerned.
-J'ne says the present, , system of using
the ssme. boat. forubpth; purposes; fw
rTefywmuch, as if oun railroads, instead
us
the freight carp, with a speed of about
1 ! ; . I i . i . ' : i ,
Qiw - iourtH ui m Btuaiusinps nuw piy
infr3 mi the fAtlantio' should-be re-
thirds of the .whole, would be filled
essel would be a gi
server in itself. The DasSeneV'boiild
cute uciu ti vai i icu oaict y aiiiVAO.
for such a vessel could not burn'1 and
Would TrOt Sink' if It Went to pieces.. I
rrKWo Wt nAn11 Ba-t f,m Wkii. J
-'r! " .L " 1 I
naveu, a iiaroor ai ino Bouiueasiern i
point of Nova Scotia, and run to
iivt.u v. vu. iiu aiuacc
in rpcrnrii t.n 1 hia ilpa Kara 't.fiA I !hi.'
cago lnoune: win it pay r is. it
shaped ''steamers will be built. "Mr.
Colgate thinks it ! will pay, because
pue or these vessels would cost only
aoout as raucu as one ot tne present
style; would make three trips i to the
latters one; would maKe the board of
passengers only half ; as cosily; and
vould greatly attractr:the traveling
public, many of ; whom would be wil-
linrr in nav tnnrn fnr a utipnil? nau-
sagAth'an,avtedi6us6ne,aMoreoverV.
m P.rt ;PCUSC8 W??l'A f i' -" V
Since the steamer would lie at anchor I
pply OiiyJ 1 Again, !i.ighr rates I
SvfOUld Repaid rut mail Service. "And
jlhaiiiOdt'to' Hvortld
Tliore
3 new
terfero
ottts, I
thouglil ;contra4ictory;tern,s:. thc
iVViMU.uviiiy, vas iiiuu v-mv 1TVU1U.
ntaan onil lni rnx- mon r -1. ttrMill
!!r ;ftfflra?VT?y;
fe&teS
tnhn urnttl.r imllw.li . i'.Ai 'tdn' n'h.)
ij '.,vv,..f '.f;," . , r J tr v M !i ""'v
get there' for
ten davs. Then- the
practicability of -tho plan' i Very'
uuuuiim. . w rietiicr a ieauisnteonHJ
be forcetl- rtftre than 15' miles' aii liour,'
on an average, wltbouVoverloading it
with u6oal to begin with7 and heating
it red-hot-amidships to end. with, has
been questioned, ' We fear, this gen
eration; will .never cross the ocean in
five days. ;; .;, ;-;;' i:. ... lt.;
A lexa Mtler Campbell. '
A general, informal convocation of
the leaders' of' the large sect known
as CampbeinfbFDi5cTple8 of Christ
took place last weetfri Bethany,' West
Virginia, ; the motive being" the: nn
vailing "of a statue 6f their founder,
Alexander XTanSpbell, and a discourBe
npon his life and work by Judge Jer
emiah Black, of PehnsylvahigJ The
selection of the orator wan a wise one,
Judge lilac and Bishop Campbell
being alike protniuenx types P.f a class
of VVestern men which nf optunaely
is fast dying out ; men of .exceptional
size and endjuryibaJboth body and!
mind; f shrewd Jusighi and sjeru uH
tegrii y ; who ( made bold - grasps" at;
truth aiid,' then forever after defended!
,theirR opiniona 7, with ,'ap obstinate,!
downright force . wliicfi , belonged io
.iifiri.r ,A3tjiciviri9ii uioou ana western
trainnis. ' ' J " j-; ;
' A Theory or ftlnrderl j;i;y:)
It is now-uuid- that neither
8 iwyer nor Emerson killed Mrs. Em-
ersOn at Piermont. New HamnshirJ
The' cat,. to kill , which the gun was
loaded, is the culprit. A ! writer in
the Boston Globe starts the . theorv
I.. thai; the loaded, gun. was carelessly
placed ; witn- th breacn .within a few;
inches of 'the' wall; that the cat came
into thtf'rOdto-wbereMrS. JEmersonl
was flitting! at her sewing, and as she
,turned her head the cat (which," being
a nuisance In the bouse; the lady had,
doubtless,'-Often; ' driven1 -otit tof -the
6cmr.bsein apprehensive of attack
ran close to the mob-board, and com
ing suddenly perhaps a3uinp,' between
it. anaxne gun, tnrewiatteriawn -anq
at'ithe same time disfchargeid ituj iTb
writer argues that the line of itheshoi
shows that the breech of the' gun
when it was discharged was on the
floor. -
crantic lue-pre-
Bargains in Summer Dress; Goods, 1
AT
1 r
i.
.7A : 1
J..uisiiAT,AT3:nifiJ.BA
; n . ,
nXSJJ.EASONl'LL SELL BALANCE OP
;vt:
Summer Dress Goods
, . ,,T. , ' i , ., ' t e-.1
At! very,-very low pnoes. .- Will also ope.n this week another lot of those
Percale
nusually low
i.f t !. !
Marseilles, Pique,
W ZE3C X T IB
1 3 :o
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1
LADIES, AND GA UZE
: , ,p ,. ! . ... Housekeepers' Goods, &c.,-&c. ' '
'!''-"'t ' - ' . .... , r . .. ,
''V-; .i:,;id:.-, i-A.arz,..",,.
rAY .'"'V-rVv,-.' 36 MARKET STREET,
N O X
HB ATTENTION OP THB PUBLIC IS PBSPBOTPlTLLY INVITED TO THE FACT THAT TI1E
1 '- inMl Dailmav liAn AnmvlAtol nnT f nil
- uwuiuia vcuuai ina uvuic vvuiiivwu uiti
t Railway beine completed and tally
I luns at Wilmington, botn via-Direct steamer unes and via women and fortemontn. to Baltimore,
M t delphis. New York, Boston and ProviaencT-unequaIed facUity for hand.tos ehipmenU from
both via-Direct Steamer Unes and
CHSBLOTTE, : STATESVILLE,t SHELBY,
I&titlierfordton, Aslievlile,
Atiautic, Tenn. A Ohio,
Ukiiroas as wen as ail poicta in uoUKuii AND ALnAltA, -
cities guaranteed as low as via any other line. No torminil or transfer charges,
low ma 111 a la went.
Rates to all points furnished upon application to
Building.
tapS-tfJ-
' BUSINESS CARDS. '
A. ASIUX.'. : iifii-.-i-: . H.'r-j-ii . - H, TOIXBM.
x
Corner Front and Dock Sts.,
WILMINGTON, Tim
tTTHOLESALE GEOCERS
J-TV IN ALL ITS BILMCllES.
Cowtrrnterthanto will do wfUby caWngonp.
ana xAmuun our mock, , ,. , aov i-u
- ,ip ?trrcHFL.I sov
Ki ; k
BOv5rtf
LEGAL CARDS.
STEDMAN, .Jr.
Attorney ' at Law,
! ELIZABETH TO WNj N.' C.
; July 7-DAWtr '
! MISCELLANEOUS.
I -t? P A T1 rH.
, SKCOAD HAND 2J HORSE TOWBR
l1 ' ' " ' . .
U Stationary c Slcam, Engine,
I and 30 Lorse nowet Portable FUo Boger, wilk
IncSuctpimpi ic ill in esecUeat ordw A0
80illle for gianiog and grist ni!L
oyf.- Tot iuforinaiion apply to
Will be sold
j antS: ,,,; . H1-, v . It South Front street.
H avanaLLotte ry.
Fifteen Dais.
t iV Priaes amounUns to. . j. . .
1 " of .
.450,000
:. 100.000
" Of .iV. . Jv; ,-' tf' 0O0O
1
j Of i. i it - -! 1 . - - . . 3 5 ,000
-l - of.,.. ........ .;;:.:.... -" 10,000
of h 6,000 each., .i.t.tl 0.00O
10 " rof ,,1,000 each...,, 10,000
r ' of B00each...a;.,......;- 44,600
635 ' ! of 8i:each 196,000
Circulars with fall information sent Vw Tickeu
for sale by . , . P,C. DEVLIN, ,
' Stationer and General Agent, i o
may 3-dwly u. . 80 Liberty at.. Xorc.
-Binford, Cxdw i & Co., i
VFFKKTO THE TRADE At LOW flOURES'
1 U U U 'our, aii grants
500 BWaga .ftfuft
' in
ii !...'.! ... '
200 B
50
Bbls Sugar and a foil Stock Goods in (heir line
' Upecl -i tt en tlon paid to: securing low rates,
freights in carlo.id lotc, .
may 5 u Jtwti BINPORD; CROW & CO, '
OUR
:.;.rt
191 PH EON A BLE
. CIGARS,
V-i-..v.j.yi
Gnarantei d -io be as od .as an
and none but expert caa detect any
'tyni IN BU1)LES ' DP! tr.-:, ,
20 for 81 00
1 1-
f . June 47-tf ,
By ' rf -' ft PlOOTT.
FINE BTALL-FED BEEF
!il --.-in ii -i i .v
iPitizens-IVlarJct
" , siitrKD'Ay MORrNGr 1 ' :1
f A LSO IMXE SPUING LASIDS.
mi:-K:' lJ " - '- T.AL WATSON s
- anelO-tr j, u .)',.' Proprietor,.
Photographs
' f J'T 1
ii i
FOTJRjyRDRB WmrPKla JjlSTS
famished. of Jippjicatiop by mtt j f
W,
EDDUNG CARDfe AND VISITING CASH
printed to the mart elegant style, at
WM. 11. BERNARD'S
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Pi I T f illl '
lit
:V' ; .tJ ' - - r I
, 36 MARKET STREET.
(
I'l -.51
and Cambrics, v
prices:
Also,-
Vi
Lawns.!
O- O O D S
lit
-WESTS ' GA UZE FLANNELS,
I C E.
Carolina Central Railway,
General Frelglrt Department,
WILM INGTON, MARCII31ST, .1875.
r OiitithnoH fnfc KnalnAaaa fea nittH ia nAnnanl
- inj iipLvy ivi uuciuvodo, o nibu liD vvai iivi.
eaulUped rot baeincsss. oilers with its connect-
via Weldcn and Portsmouth, to Baltimore, Phila-
Greenville, Spartanburg, -
Atlanta & Richmond Air Lino, Korth Carollca and
the undersigned. Office la Bank of New Hanover
-- jr.. w. LiAKit, uenerai jrreignt Agent
MISCELLANEOUS.
; SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
'-Via- ' r-
CAROLINA GEHTRAL RAILWAY
THE TRAVEL UNO PDBI.TO ARK RESPECT
, .. fully informed that -
PODNDTRI P BXCUBSION TICKETS
j Goad I return tiH November 1ft. 1875, can now be
naa at n - ) 1 pel ttatioas or this railway
.. ( AT LOWEU RATES THAN VER BEFORE
to the followine delightful summer rewtrts in West.
ern North Carolina, with the extraordinary induce
ment of a comnjTATioN ticket, enabling bnainess
men to make frequent Tetania daring the season at
a nominal cogt Ttcktts now on eale to , ,.
LINCOLNTON, ' 5 -
t CHERUYVILLE, SHELBY,
CLEVELAND SPRINGS,
, ; , STATESVILLE,
MORGANTON, MARION,
HICKORY TAVERN,
OLD FORT,
V ASnEVILLE, ' .
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CATAWBA- SPRINGS. -
J f 1
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1
T
Dai ot W
Night Trains o:
ilmingtou via this Line, with
Efcit SleeBEDC-Cv AccoMoiatiofls
make the bet . connection for all of the above
srmea points.' u, ,t
i An farther information gladly furnished
application to
Bpoa
Jf, W. CLARK, Gesl Ticket Agt,
)
Jnne'lMm
!WUmington,N.C
agees' Sale.
Ot VlRTtnC OF TflE PROVISIONS OF A CER-
: 1 Ul'n HAtlutt.il Mla 4. ,TT 1 1 i
Ion and Seaside Kail road Company", to "the Bank
uiiiiT.iijiquici, (uitameiru oay or Deornary,
1874, and dny reslrtered lu the proper office in Book
in cn paS 48,4 and 45, the undei signed the
iuanwiwKiui wfxiiuica ' wui, -on. w eanesaaT.
the 21st ria af Jnl nnrt oi- 11 ASinw. ' it
the ddbr of the cburt house, in the city of Wilniing-
vuu, wui w v buiu uy puoiic aurnon, ior casn. all
nn ii ifmmlt.th.vnvlAiiallM. T .11 a 31
the rails, sills and raperstrnctnre of every kind con-
npftlM ttlPMnntli Ivini 1. .14. A. Wit I i
' PXl helongMS" to &ld . Wilmington and
iiMJivwi VUIMpuiy, UWfCKBW WlLU
lotatthaaQorheaatern ifltersection of Seventh and
ino: Ann alsn all avmI sinonlPtha winKs .itt.iiwMn
easements srtd tranchises of said company in any
profits of the same: and at 13 o'efock It, of said day!'
nu. iauw iu v witt sB aioresaia at me Biaoies . re
ferred In. ftll anI Bfnmila. fVa lnua .
, U WVkEnW, U1UICB, QUI
W axons, carts, sets of harneaa anil nJhnr noKnn.i
property ot said mortgagor." The.'Wflmington and
f Wnmington, jfirne 19tfi, 1875V
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WRIGHT & STEDMAN,
Attorneys.
Jaiie90-td
Office ef CHy rier'k andTreaanrer, I
" tlfT or WU-M'SaroN, June 11, 1875. f
fAn Ordinance S
sniu
CONCERNING OOWs AND OTHER CATTLE
V., . , Rnnnino at- I di-im
B it Ordaised- By the rJoaif of Aldermen of
the city of v i-mington, N. f. as follows: ,..;,.
otc-rioN i. i iiamuy iuvv or other
CA1TLE O F ANY'ltlfD
i
itiofr
FOTJHB"--
9-::
running at Large
15 l -h t
i .... ...... . . ' ' :
w thin thecorioiate limits of this city' HhaH bV
IMi OUMjKI hy the CUy Marshal-, and, the owner
required to pay a . '
. - '. , ... -ti; i:;U;Ui,.v 7, -,.,, j li.iiiJ.--li-. ...j-
u.i FINE OF TEN (10) DOLLARS . . ',
1: f.
before the same shall be released. :
mft-.t
-iBCvS. Any ttrdinance er parts thereof conflictiug
herewith are hereby repealed.
Tii above ordin mce was adopted by the Board of
i ;.Ald(.nnen on the 24th day of June, 1875. and will
f g- Into ttfLxt on and after MONDAY," JUNE 8.
UlMant. ; T.aSKKVOSS, ... . T
, Jne SMf City Clerk and Treag'r.
D6gpi:dirianc
OlUee Treasurer dk Collector. )
Ji,r , City of. Wdlionqton, JT, C, y''
' " June 12lh, 1875' V f
nH DOT! ORDINANCE FOR: 1875 REQUIRES
X that the same rhould, go into effect. June 1-t
' NOTICE IS HKKKBY UIVKH -thai 11 nuKo.
owning or keeping ny dogs, et her m le or funa'e,
nr.- rmjuirvu v rugisrer mo same at mis omce, una
-procure the required Badges; cfimineneing ;. if
Monday tliQi l'ltU fiist. ,,:, j ;
a d for four.. (4) days thareafter. The, Ordinance
also provides, that such persons who fail to comply i
with the atoove icqnlrmeatai will, .he subject to a
penalty of ten ($10) dollars. . ' ' ,
.... T. O. 8ERV088,
Inne 11 If . C1t Clerk and Treasurer.
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M
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e';.g"U':'l!:a-t;,o,'
; ; TESTIMONIALS,; '
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"Tlivn never seen or tried finch a siTODle. effica
cious, satisfactory and pleasant remedy In my life.?
1L ILUHZBSt, Louis, Mo. l i'r.i -j
i Hon. Alex: LZ Sleplien. .
I occasionallv use. when mf condition requires
it. Dr. BimmonH' Liver Regulator, with good effect."
llOH. AliBX. 1L JBskphens. 1 ' "
- ' Ooveriihrqf AlaMrna.- " !-
j - ' ' . - : '.'- 4 , a. J:-- .
; Yonr Regulator has been In ose in my XamiTy for
ime time, and I am Dersnaded it is a valuable addi
tion to-.thfi.wedical cience-ov. (uj. Shobt-
KB.
Alll.
: "l navensea tne ueguiaior in my lamuy ior ui
past seventeen years. . I can. safely recommend it to
the world as the best medicine I have ever used for
that class of disoaaes it purports .to , cure." II. F.
TrtsAaeiU or Citv JJanJt- i , j ...
" Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved a good
and efficacious medicine." O. A. Nuttino.. -ti
Druggist. f '' if
' .''M',' .') . :'( '-' ) l St . " ... ...
t t We have been acquainted 'with Dr. Simmons'
Liver Medicine for more- than -twenty years, and
know it to bo the best Liver Regulator offered to the,
public."-rM. R. Ltoh and H. L.. Lton, ISellefon-
taine, Ga. ' ' : ' ' ' - - ' ; i -
f I was cured Vy Simmons' Liver Regulator, after
having suffered several years witn umns ana rever."
K. JT.
Akdebsom.
Tha Ulergy
- "Have bsena dyspeptio for years; began the
iteguiator two years ago; it nan acieu niio a cumin
n my case." Rev.. J. C. JIolsiss. . ; , , ; ; '
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In no case basil failed to give full satisfaction."
Ellis Mkachax, Chattahoochee, Fla.
i -, Sheriff BOA County. -
: "1 nave used your Regulator-with, snecefsful
effect in Bilious Colic and Dyspepsia. It is an ex
cellent remedy, and certainly a public blessing."
C. Mastebson, Bibb County, Ga
My Wife.
. " My wife and self have used the Regulator for
years, and testify to its great virtues." Rev. J. R.
jrxLDXB, Ferry, ua.
" I think Bimmona Liver Regulator one of t
beet medicines ever made for the layer. My wife,
and many others, have used it with wonderful
effect." E. K. Spxhks,- Albany, Ga.. . y (. .
M. D. ' -i 1
i"I have used the Regulator . in my family, and
also in my regular practice, and have found it a
most valuable and satisfactory medicine, and- be
lieve if it was used by the profession it would be of
service in ve.y many cases. I know very much of
Its Component parts, and can certify its medicinal
qualities are perfectly harmless.' B. F. Griggs,
M. D., Macon, Ga. ; .,, . .,
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.IT:
The Symptoms of Liver "Complaint
- uiiracuiuM aiiu pain in vne eide
Sometimes the pain is in thcBhoulder
' end is mistaken forrhenlmt ism riu.
I- llrr ?,t,omh Jected with Josa of appo-
i " tit.fi anrt alrbneaa - hnn.l. l 1 v .
KVii J costive, eometimea alternatin with
( - " ,ax; head is troubled with pain
. ! and dull, heavy sensation, conaiicr-
i , a,e 'oe.s .of memory, accompanied
.' ' - vith painful rensation of havine left
v . undone. eometking which ought to
have been done. Often compfainini
i ? of weakness, debility, and low spiritg"
r . , eometives many of the above syrup
torn attend the disease, and at other
1 , times very few of them; but the'Xiver
is generally the organ most involves
ii- ri't :tiT;.T'.-'.r. : i .
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i . . -
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an aiiwise Providence has placed in conntnes where
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Liver and Bowel. -
asnmotf i llTHp Regulator. Gr Mediciiis.
- '!: '-I? '..'f"i'.-,;' '
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Viilla . . .
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! )- EFFEC'l PAL: SfBCIFIC
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v bJJilons auackS; PalpitatioB of the Hearty lain '
region or me j&.ianeys, aesponaency, trloom aii,;
forebodings of vil, ail of which are tuo cllgpriiitc M
a diseased Liver. ) t '
i ; For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Armed f with this ANTIDOTE, all .climates ami
changes of water and food 'may be laced without
fear.' As a Remedy in MALARIOUS FEVKlt-s
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RiSSTLKSSNESS, JhVH
DICE, NAUSEA.
i , it has xo equal;
It is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family MoUii-it,
- in the World J
Caution!
! J !
Buy no powders or Prepared SIMMONS l.lVKK
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper, with
Trade mark. Stamp and Signature unbroken None
other is genuine.
J. H. ZEILIN CO., -
; 1 '' " Macon, Ga., and Fhilade'phia " ' .
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i As a Memedy tn
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