North Carolina Newspapers

M i If THE HOBHUTG STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY . ait of siTBacBirnoa s in ADVarca: , ,r. year, mail) postage paid... .7. I. f? 00 4 00 Three months( u nne montn, a , s, t ... 85 1 00 -p., rstv Subscribers; delivered ia any part of the A. poteen Cents per week, Our City Agent are ; inthorized to collect I or more man 3 months in ,dTnce. . T OUTLINES. , Two St. Louis editors fought a duel over Davis, invitation to, Winnebago county, no body burt. The Hayden Survey party had a severe fight with the Indiana, .- A large attendance Is reported at the Grand Council of the Indian Territory.' - Laie crowd at German festival near New Y0rk. Resolution adopted at Session of Methodist ministers at Newv York to build a memorial church; at Savannah in honor of John Wesley. A. Pemoc: atic Mayor was elected in San Francisco. A sort of epizooty has broken out among thp cattle near Avon, N. Y. K. Y. & Erie Bank at Buffalo has been closed.' : jfew York markets: CottoD, 15; rosin, $1 65 $ 1 70 ; spir Us turpent i ne, 32 ; gold 1 1 5. Woolen mills at" Cavendish, Vt., liurnecL .; An account' of the difficulty t Clinton; Miss.; is published. Con- stitutional Convention assembled yesterday t Raleich. Two unsuccessful ballots for President .' : :'""0? 'F ASSEMBLING OF THE CONVEN TION. ; , 'r- I- V The opening of the Constitutional Convention in Raleigh yesterday was an event of sufficient importance to attract general attention. As will be seen by reference to our special dis patch, the body was called together promptly at noon, and the oath f ad ministered. Two indecisive ballots were taken for President, In both the vote stood Dr. E. Ransom, of Tyrrell, Independent, voted ; for by the Conservatives, 59; Hon. : O. Hi, Dockery, Republican, voted for by J the Republicans, 58; 2 votes scatter ing, one of them having been cast for ex Gov!: T. S. Reid, Conservative, and the other for Dr. '.Wheeler, of For syth, Kepublican. These votes were cast by the opposing candidates. A; session will be held to day, when th balloting will be resumed. -t" . Spirits Turpentine. J Most of Raleigh's summer toni isis have relumed. . . - A little son of Asbeviile, broke hid arm. Dr. Cain, of The Asheville Citizen good crops in that section. a reports . The colored Baptist Church near Wiiliamsboro which was blown down, has been rebuilt recently. . Tue health of Maj. Juo. V, Dunham has been greatly improved by a visit to tbe Virginia Springs, says the Hal- ; -tigu ittrs. y ' The Saratoga Reason says that Miss Tucket, daughter of SJajor R. S. Tuck- er, of Ii ilcijrh, is one of the most accora i'lishtd and beautiful belles who have visited S;ir;i!nj;a this year. j f The S t a t es v i 3 1 e Landmark prints an tlii borate and well gotteu-up account of t ie recent centenary celebration at Bethany. Iredell county, a brief notice of which ap peared in this paper last week. j THEOITY. NKW AOVEKTISKMKNXt. Croly & Morris. At Auction. IIeissberger. New Books. : oral Dom. The colored people had a con ert and ball at City Hall last night. -f- The colored firemen (Cape Fear No. 3) were out with their engine yester day 'for regular monthly parade and prac- tife. . , .;. - , . , . . . ; We notice a number -of lol ' owners harvesting their crop of weeds. "The seeds have now generally formet!,"but fle pods are not yet quite ripe enoegh to open aud shed. ' '" ' O ' ' ' The Presiding Elder of . the dis frict tilled the pulpil at both services ,at From street M. E. Church (South,) on Sqn daT. On both occasions the building; wW filled with an interested multitude, 'jyi: -We find in the Ash?ffle ; more complete listof ; Western aU torneys engaged in the trial f Mr. T. W. Strange than we printed the other day. Messrs. Ferguson and IleDry and ; Welch, "f Waynesviile, and McLoud an'd : Pulliam, . and James H. Merrimon, of Asheville, ap 1 ear with Solicitor Tate in the prosecution, 'd Messrs. Howell' and'Gudger of Waj-nesville. The Davidson, "Erwin" and Coleman, of Asheville, for the defense., : m, p1 - m. T,,. ' -: We regret to learn that two ; cases of "mall px uaTe pgQ developed in this city, ""etbat of a -small white child and the" iuei a woman by the name of Emma Mur ray. The first named belongs in the family 'f Mr. and Mrs,. 8ternberger,!wbo came liere a few days since from 'Philadelphia nd who reside on the east side of Jftraitb, " xi to the corner of Cliesnut street, while eolored woman, who was employed as a "ttrse in .thefauiHylives oo . Market, be leen Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Every l'recaution has been taken by City Marshal ft"lin80D to prevent the spread of the tlis- .aae, a btrict guard beingi.placed wer the Premises, Bu ptrson being allowed k go in ' '"". or pass btf fljedeof the street, the yellow fl beiBfi diepUy0d;s&ioiThe; ftct l'at such precautionary ; measures Lave ,Kn taken, coupled with the state of the k''Peratu're now pre vailing, shootd prevent ani erious alarm as to the probabTe4pread f the disease l ey'ond Its present limits. H : i.- .'H..-" , , Tue following was the range of - the lher omutiT the1 Signal Bureau, in 'this city,. J'ttler.U, -. - 7 A M., 70; 12 M., 03; 2 P. At , 80; 4:30 V M- 8C; 0 Pi M., 77. 1; 1 vol. xvi.-no. tia. MORSE THIBTEH. V" Kro Captu red at KenanavtIle by SherllT Wallace, of Baplln Tbe Boraea Taken With iiomi correspondent at Kenansville we have infoimation of the capture at that place, ) on Saturday last, by the Sheriff of Duplin, of two negroes representing their names to be Henry Wheeler and Henrv Hall, upon suspicion of having stolen horses wnicn turned but to bo true. , O" : Sheriff Wallace" received a dispatch late in the afternoon, from Bureaw. Pender county, to look out for stolen horses de scribing the horses exactly, and signed "Pe- potH negroes are from Pender county. .but urh examinatiou before Justice Car roll they both stated they were from Samp son county, Lisbon township, and had been in the employ of Mr. Bronson. ' After they were lodged in jail they confessed to t he Sheriff thathe horees were stolen aud gave tue names oi me parties, that they belonged to J esse : Croom and Aaron Peter son, of Bladen county. Both were fine horses and in good condition. Henry Hall is an ex-clerk of Caswell township, Pender county, and of a bright copper color.5 The other Henry Wheeler, is as black as Ben. Butler's character. ; They are now in good hands, and, it is presumed, will be dealt with accordingto law at the next teim of Duplin Court. O - -w Latboi. From gentlemen coming in from Caswell township, Pender county, last night, we learn that the names of Henry Hall and; Henry Wheeler, -given by the thieves, were merely assumed for the occa sion, and that-their real names those, at least, by which they are known in Pender areStilley Pridgen and Matthew John son, respectively. : ' O Elopament Extraardlaary. - We learn that an extraordinary case of elopement, for this part of the "moral vine yard." occurred in our - sister coun ty of Brunswick a few days since.; The femi nine' party to the strange compact, is a white woman, the wife of a man employed at the Belvidiere plantation, aged about 2& years, and her partner in the transaction is a colored boy by the name of Scipio Patrick, aged about 15 years. . It appears that the woman went to a : colored church near Easy Hill, on the evening of Sunday before last, where she met the boy, when they by -'some'-' means procured a team, went to her house her husband being ab sent at the plantation took all the . latter's clothing, what money he had, a bed&c., and then . drove to a point on . the river known as "Riverside, " where they succeed ed iu getting on board of one of the boats bound , to Fayelteville. We withhold the name of the woman out of respect to the feeliBgs of the wronged and "deserted , Lus band. . v ; btaatneful. -, Yesterday morning, boys were almost as plentiful in the fig-trees of a citizen on Red Cross street as were the figs themselves, and we understand that the numerical ratio of the latter to the former was rapidly changing in favor of the boys. At this in teresting juncture a yourg man who was passing had the hardyhood to spoil all their fun by stating to them that a policeman was at hand, and that he, the said young man, together with the said policeman, pro posed to accompany- them.-the said boys, then and there to the Guard House. This intelligence caused a precipitate retreat in bad order, a scramble over sundry fences at the risk of their necks, and a slide down the steep embankment into the railroad cut, where hospitable shelter was found. And then that cruel young" man laughed ! Fel-low-citizens," are bur' unsuspecting infants to be thus deprived of tlie ' results of their skill and enterprise and the tyrant to go un punished ? Disturbance an Sunday. 5 'The entire neighborhood in the vicinity of Brunswick,5 between Fifth and Sixth streets, .-was disturbed i and thrown into commotion Sunday morning, ! aoout iu o'clock, by disorderly! proceedings in a house occupied by colored people, which consisted of cursings swearing, fighting, &c, - As it was about time for services in tfie . various churches, and people In that quarter of the cityj were wending their way to the different, houses of worship, tbe con; duct of this obstreperous crowd was ren dered the more objectionable... The ring leaders in the disturbance,! females, con sisting of 'Caroline Frank, Charlotte Bryan, Susan Frank and Eva Harris, were arrested and lodged in the Guard House, where they will await a hearing before the Mayor on his return from Raleigh. tir OO Federal PoiiirTownfalp. f f The'Board of Trustees of Federal Point Township met nd organized on Saturday last by electing T. M. Gardner, Esq, as Chairman. tThe S:hxjl Commiuee for the township were duly qualified as was also the Constable, Balaam Wade, w ho present ed a justified bond in the sum of $500 as a renewal )M fof&ef teiid, he having been re-elected.-1 The 'Cflerk was granted further time ti Which ' it prepare hiaf bond. V The Board Ihen adjourned subject to a call of the Chairman., C - " 1 1 a The following is a.list pf.unmallable let ters remainingin the Postofflce j'n this city s E.tJ Proseboy, WakeForest College; C. W Hows; Savannah, Ga.?. Mosts Good wioci Boston, Mass.' Jane Hill, Greenville N.C. . Y (1 WILMINGTOl - . ; l CO CPfTX COMMISSION BUS. Extract front the Precedluc. . The Board of County Commissioners; met in regular annual ;.(and monthly) ; session yesterday at 11 o'clock A. M.; present, James . Wilson, Chairman, and Com mis sioners J. G. Wagner, A. H. .Morris, Stacey VanAmringe and Delaware ISTixon Commissioner Morris explained the law requiring the Board to re-organize at their annual meeting; whereupon the body pro ceeded to elect a Chairman for the ensuing year. ,; . -rT r... - Commissioner VanAmringe placed in nomination J. G. Wagner. ; Commissioner Morris was appointed Tel ler. ; Tbe Board then proceeded to ballot, r& salting in J. G. Wagner's receiving 3 votes and James Wilson 2, whereupon Commis sioner Wagner was declared duly elected Chairman, and, took the seat vacated by Mr. Wilson." Commissioner Wilson tendered his res ignation, which was, on motion, received and ordered on file. . OO'O f - - Commissioner Morris offered the follow ing resolution, which was unanimously adopted: . . : , Whereas, The Honorable James Wil son having seen it proper to tender, to this Board nis resignation, and feeling the loss or so prominent , a member of the Board, as well as so prominent a citizen, and feel ing that bis resignation is regretted both by this Board and the citizens generally: Be it Resolved, By this Board, that we tender to mm our thanks for tbe manly and up right course pursued by mm, and tbe cour tesies that he extended to each member of this Board while Chairman. And be it further Readied, -That a copy of this preamble and these resolutions be forwarded to tbe Honorable James Wilson ' It was ordered that James Hea ton, Clerk of the Superior Court, , be allowed until Monday, the 13th day of September, 1875- to renew his official bond. Tbe Board then took a recess until 3 P. M. - 0 AFTERNOON 6ESSION. The Board reascmbled at 3 P. M., pursu ant to adjournment. Tbe Board proceeded to receive bonds as renewed for the ensuing year, Three several bonds, aggregating $28,000, with Sarah M. ;- Mannirg, Daniel L. Rus sell and W. P. Canaday as sureties, as pre-. sented by S. n. Manning, Sheriff, were, on motion, received, approved and ordered on file. On motion, the bond of Elijah Hewlett, County Treasurer, for $70,000, with the same sureties as giving last year, was re ceived, approved and ordered on file, i Tbe bond of Geo. W. Bordeaux, Regis ter of Deeds, for $5,000. with James. Wil son and Fannie J. Sampson as eoreties, was received, approved and ordered on file. Mr." James Wilson reported to the effect that he had received from Messrs. Jones & Jones, Attorneys at Law, at Raleigh, on meouot of the New Hanover insane hi the asylum at that place, and bad turned the same over to the County Treasurer. Oft motion, tbe bond of Daniel O'Connor, Standard Keeper, for $1,000, was received, approved and ordered on file; On motion, the bond of JUL D. Hewlett, Coronbrjfor $1,000, with C. Schriver, J. J. Forrest and Daniel O'Conner as sureties,was received, approved and ordered on file. : ?" Communication from Gen. S. H.' Man ning, Sheriff of . New Hanover County, stating that he has received no public funds for the year ending Aug. 31st, 1875, : was received and ordered on file. )o ' ; . .. Communication from . Dunean . Holmes, colored, applying , for, the vacancy, on the Board caused by the resignation of Com- missioner oaraes - y iisoij, gruunuing- iiis claims on the fact that the colored people "do the voting j'aud further stating that if their claims are not now regarded they will be in Angnst nex5, ..was reierrea to mo next meeting of .the Board. i,tM..to ne- Appjlea'tioW-of Robert H. Martin, for-1 he Dositiorx of lanilor of the Court House, was referred 4he-next&etiig 'of- (he- Board. It .was -ordered that the; Clerk of the Board notify the foreman of each fire com pany to furnish' the Board with a list of their membership.- K7- T Application of John C. Smith for. the po sition of Janitor of ' the' ; Oourt House, 'Was referred tdlhe.ncxt' ineetlhg, ''L Application Of: John Evangelist present incumbent, for the same - position; was re ferred to the next meeting.'inji j.l;00 O ' A large number bf petitions,' Jkc. lu re gard-to the matter of taxes,1 were referred to tue inaoce vommmee ior reporis. ; The Board : took, 'a , recesa until Monday morning next, at 10 o'clock. " Tbe Wllmlnjcton Collqn .nilU. And now our esteemed .contemporaYy of the Norfolk 'lAMritfitk, in its issue of Sun day, in'printing a late articleorwursjon the ..1 tnnlA .jBAnnn "nnAn T,a ultanf i,n . the t business community who; eUnterests it re'presents, some remarks emineuHy worthy of consideration ln- that q larterandniot less pregnant with, cheer fr h iu UiCTWork alread began than .wjtb encv'iragenent for them to begin in the new indwitry. We quote: - "secure fhe estabflshnient a cyt Von. factory in this sityahaiet et dispaitld of seeing onQlnattQ&l When that is done we shall soon see others,' and then-Norfolk will have inadft the lohgest'stride. .owards wealth: whicib'she has taken since0tj3e end. of the Revolutionary war. ; The statistics which wt Jiareneompadd JaBeoneed warrahVus In tbTstieliep uj., as example Is better than precept, we begour capital ists (o read the iextractclwere made from the Wilmington Stab. In; the; article re ferred to we find there several facts stated which are worth notice. First, the mill is mm A Rrti'i -?! - tit '-JhS .8 IS P.i 8 its J( H X syt NKtJM - - - i i j 1 - - - ' to doable iu present namberf4ods ; ec ond, that the ."problem of native labor'? has been satisfactorily- solved; and third that manufacturing Philadelphia has Sent in an order for $10,000 worth of elptht ' All these facts are ' full -of , significaipe. The increase in the looms shows Ihe Jiieresseo ! the business to be ..equalto . one hundrec ; per cenk' The ''employment of girls and : boys shows Ibat a.plasa of consumers; have been cbrfrerted into 'producers; and ;te order from Philadelphia shows thala great market has at once beenTopebed i&ourvcn- terprisingj friends. We.- eonr.a,tuJP them. with all , par .heart, and feel' assured that their success is assured to -them;- but in doing thisTlhe" questir) should suggest itself to our capitalists: In what particular is WHmirigtoh1 superior to'NorfpJIi? .-We have a cotton market, unexcelled,, fc'-e jbave an ample supply oi water, we have trans portation facilities North, South, East and West unsurpassed, . and. a large population available for the werk.X Let us study and follow the-example of oar sister city." ' .3 .. .. m .m.,m , :.:', i . Slern-Walktnir. " ,Mf. i lv We bear that a little darkey taking his firsCrailroad trip, some days ago, on a train coming into this city, became, after a time, satisfied With sigbt-8?elng, and curled up in a corner to sleep. , .But the sjtuation was a novel one tor mm, and nis slumbers were disturbed by strange fancies, itw6ftfdseem When the engine stopped at a station he always jumped up, ran to the platform-and 'gbVoS : iTcliTabing .back when the whistle t -L' . J 1." . U L-a -i ii. ll 1 A'-. - t-!- ' oiew io siari ana returning 10 xiis eoraer. This , went on fpr ;some :ditanee ;and At tracted at? enifonbnt vwef do not4earn that any attcmpt'was wade to stop him, until at last, iulumoiuiroif at a station Jhe-Mnmibled and struck his head against a cross-tie, with ttlv:dW$ fffaofilgwtialf UfilaY a severe eash and a wakipg ,him lrym a pjrj)f ouod sleep. Jld.had.aitJhe tlmabeen-4incon-scioubly playing a.part; which we would usually look for only from those in tbe full possession of their senses.' I .He was much astonUhed at the situation in which he found himself. We have seen him, and he seems all right, except the ugly flesh wound, and bright as is usual with such youngsters! Tbe Goat Question. On this subject the last Pet Dee Courier says: "The Wilmington Stab of "the 1st inst. comments on the ' feats of Prof. Rob bins' equestrian goat, but in the. next issue brings-out Mr. Fitzgerald's -goat ahead of Prof. R's in point of usefulness, We con tend that Robbing ia still ahead, for the mother, of . Miss Centennial or the Eques trian goat is only 23 months old, and gives never less than a half gallon of milk per day, l and ; sometimes, three quarts. Miss Centennial, by the time she gets as old as Mr. Fitzgerald's, will not only excel in equestrian exploits, but will be able to at tend to all of the business in Robbins' me nagerie.' . ,. : Wilmington Methodist District. Appointments Of Rev W; 8. Black, Pre siding Elder, for tbe third round of quar terly meetings "for ; the ' present' Conference year of the Wilmington District: : Wilmington, at Front Street Church, Sepr tember 5 andCv, .ito s : : Smithville, at Smith ville, September 12 and 14.' ' ' BUbop LrmtB'i Appointments. Fiat Rock. septi s Hendersonville . . . . fc. ; . . . iv. ,r.'l .Sept.! 7 Glencoe. .Sept' 10 Calvary Church. Henderson Co. . .Sept.! 12 Liecester ....:.'t.'.'..i. ...Sept. 15 Waynesviile.,..., .Sept.! 17 Asheville. ..Sect! Iff The collections at each place will be ap- proDnated to Diocesan Missions. i i A GROWING PLACB-JPOLKTON. lfjtrespbndehce of theStar!T i. Of the many . growing places along the line eLtha Carolina Central Roadjnone have, made' so greai a progress as JPolkton. But two short years ago itl could boast of but, one house-i-a dwelling'- While now it is an. incorporated viUagQljeBtprising citiznp, . with Bistores all doing a good business,, two steam saw mills, a first-class hotel with-. good. beds and. , a well jSnpplierl tablei a drtrgrtote,' a large aird flourishing ' schooL . With manycomfortAble add testy dwellings.' There arin-.coursa of erection threes itw stores and two. large churchesr-pna a Bap list and the other a Methodist. The An- sonian is 'ptrtiltshed here and is well-pa-' tronized. -There, were about two thousand bales of cotton haukdherf last year and an increase is expected this season. The mer chants are "all- doing busines on a safe basis, and are good friends and patrons or yimingtonand the MORitiNO ctab.1 i ' Col. Polk, the founder of the plaeeand for whom it is named. Is 'One of the : most-1 genial and pleasant gentleman: ft! has ever, been our pleasure to - meet, welcoming ail with; a pleasant smile' and cordial shake who stop here.' He is still offering his lots cheap to all enterprising settlers, and; I know pi , po place lonering (greater induce.:, ments to business men twhoTwish to locate. It is high among the bills, perfectly healthy ' with more good water and less whiskey than anv other place in the State. Every-. bdnWurks-iard, HfespWell ndre as: efevM ahd4fospHltable aLpSopl6' as"Can bq found, and with tbe same progress in fu ture as in the past two years, it is destined to become a formidable -rival oi uottt Wadesboraand Monroe ' I - i. 1 C Oil jphe Wing. i CITY ITERS. .' - i.uu 'I. &Mjs: ! -' Book BunwBY. thjb mobhihs Stab Boole Bind, ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work mnlika. manneft and, alteaaooable'DrSces. Her' cbamsamdtftbersteeolng ReceTpY Books, or other Work, may rely cA 'proinptness iaha Vaeeattoa of their orders. ' t. i TaAKSFaa Panmae-nrxs.-1-laTaloable-to1 rail, road companies,' steamship companies, banks, merchants.- manaf actnrert and others. " They are en during ' and changeless,' .and. . wfltr copy , ebarp aadf clear for aa indefinite period of -time -i 'Having Just received a fresh supply of 'these, inks," W6 are pre pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate pnees. rv f v l rr mi v v via , m ; : . ..! - I : l - ? -- , NEWADVERTISEMENTS. THE WOMAN: OF HONORj rfPltrr- -. K?m l&a ritlnn1filitnBin::fiAAlA4M : X HB WOMAN OF HONORtri FALSE FRIEOT- 8HIPS IN BOeiBTy. A Book for Women. Trans,, isieu i rum me r rencn or i.uuia niXAULi, oj mm, ft It Is ft ,rnoat Charming fifoojL,' Pobtk; Ckaton Lift "no !' Oilf:v-Of One ToL, Paper peyer. y f rtce. 75 pnti. f fcfj I n X s ; l ' iSHKTNSBSfiaBR'SlH K- Wapt'T-tf ' ' l-,-'r4 Book and kitaic StoitC At Auction. v .? 1. ; ! iT mi THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t; 1875. at the conn uoasc at it o ciock M..f 4 aonses and lots 13 X165 feet, Northeast corner Gwyn a"nd ' Andersou V'".,.. CBOJi Af MOBRIS. T J 4iSeptr10LC ltu -"i';v'AnctioneerB. FROM OCTOBER 1, .1875, TO OCTO- ber 1, 1876, tbe brick baUdlajt. on North tide of .Princess, : between Wtter and Front rtreet, r 1 occupfed by ' Mr. Jno. W Gorton and others. ''(.'';;-: -l '. Tbe building will be divided and. rented as fol- lows:; ... ... . Vi .. f .( . . . i i . . . . f '.M ' 5 I f ' . . . t.I Two rooms on first floor, now oefcapied by Mr, GordpH as Inaarance office. t . S ii; j -t . , Two rooms on first floor m West end of baUding similar to those on first floor of East end. - Basement and second and third floors of East half of building. .... , . : ,,f , ..:,,,( Basemen and second and third floors of West half of baUdinf. . i : !. . Tbe rooms on first floor are admirably located for Insurance Agents. Commission Merchant pr Law yer'; whi'e the upper floor ; are well salted for families:':'"1' ; Si, tI;;H rHi;!n; CRpSTLY & MORRIS, aug'31-tf nae'J ? f Ob Wm)h: BERNABiJ. L B. GRATNGER, S. D. WALXiACB, . ?,.'-.rf! President Cashier.' ' ".V i Bank of New Hanoveiv i -, : -. ft . :. ; t.-j : . 1 f: Authorized Capital $1,000,000. Cash Capital paid In $300,000. Surplus. Fund ; blEECTOBS. JOHN DAWSON ' CM. STEDMAN L B. GRAINGER D. R. MURCHIS0N . .. DONALD McRAE II. VOLLERS R. R. BRIDGERS : jas. a. leak. ;;. . B. F. LITTLE .'.: : E.. B. BORDEN' "'' JM. WKDDElL.j ' - i ' , J. Wj ATKINSON . angS0-tf nac' St, Louis Law f School, r .' (Law Department Of Washington University ) - The regular annnal term of this Law School wil open on WEDNESDAY. - OCTOBER- IStb,, 1875: Fnll coarse, two terms, six months each. ' Students admitted to tbe Senior Class on examination; by application on or before October' 13tb. Tuition, $8J first year, $60 second year, Including use of Library. . ; . . .; ' ") ' . jror panicniars aaaress Q.Ui STEWART. Dean of Law Faculty ' SOS N. Third SU, St, Louis, Mo. ' : uir81-eod3m 8a To Fr ' i . ' Fresh. Teas. " , y. HAVE JUST1 ' RECEIVED" "BY ATLANTIC Coast Lino, mr fifth. inTOice f Tea from the United -States Tea Co., consisting of about thirty different Tarietles, put up tn baaaaome air tight cans with screw covers, and sold at the same prices as ever the counters of the Company . In -New York .city. j,vs V iff! ft fu-a H 1: -aug 1-tf JFrnit ana Coafectlonery Store, t- St. Paul's. Gerian-AiBricaB Instituted "yTLL RE-OPEN ON THE.':; .v. r.'-'. i Comkb o' Third and Mabkkt Stkbsts. ' . ' An efficient corbs at Teachers are ensrazed for the scbolastieyeaci: IMRS. L. JtUECKERT.l ' r t i 05 Jiii Ml O-J ill 70 ijlUlUi U :iivit; iV3:.A T AMiDATLTRKOTIYING NEW FALL GOODS JL, per every Steameji. .. , , f-..iSi; pjw'r; ; f- v; iii Just received a bandsome lot of ;!1 i &jfe'pH- dAMBKTQ rUMBRELlUs; l i . i ' ' i J J j ----- ' ; - j , V ' - . ! ' ' ' ,, i' 1 t.. ? whitklam offering at Agates that insure a ready sale. .oepto-tfMU ' A.' DAVfD. ! J 1 ! t ll: i t EeaHstatrtHuction. fXN THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9th, 1875. at VJ o'clock M..e 111 'Self in front 'of the Court ments thereon, situated .upon North Water street. west siaejoeiweeaiaesnat ana 'MUioerty unvets. iept S-St'TaTh- " Auctioneers. 1. i;."i- . ' "'!' Ll - I I Brown Cotton Gins; ; ; ! . p ! 'he'BesCMad J I G'r a BRISTLES GtNi FILES. - COTTON ' . tscalest Gia BaadSi Lace Leather Rivets. Ac: can be had at the lowest eaeh prices at the old est tablishfii Hardware House of ' "t- ' . l gep8-tf , U ti ijio:t9'W ana SI Market ttt . 1 . ' aour.'aIourl'i'louri . i . t v- ' .,. T 1 ; -ii r-. ., i- . I : OA A Bbls Princess Ray alFlouTi Uf ). h ti:'For aaieV5 "1' Hii'-i -1 'septStf KEWCjTTg,B-A CALDER BROS. I trmi imJKor Hentn srr-. ill MWUi ORp MORK , RSCrMS SUITABLE FOR I ', For particuUrs, apply comer Dock and pti, streets. !iUlvJ I'lfl ',f'' ' "i "' ' Green &Flanner,? At BOLESALB - AND1 SETAIL' DEALERS rN Drugs, Uedkstaear Toilet Articles, AloohoL Turnip Seed of every variety.' For sale low by aog26-tf GREETS & FLANNER. ts T fiit L '.yd i J rift ki!:' Iif f;zi;S. 1 i k i'fiS ffiTi . mm. - MISCELANEOUS. ill iif," ! Ilay; Corn and Meal, j -s QQ Bales Prime Eastern Hay, U lo- JU: y .25QQBhels Coin, fCC-? ' 'l jQ 00 Bushels. Meakr,-!; lU , ' For asleby' :(-v;:f fffl?"-! .:': ' i I .. i; -. - . 'i-l .u' "i ; ;. r,;: .. ? .Basrsringr and Ties. '.. r, .; ;v; Roll. Bagging, (- , C A Tons New Arrow Ties, : . .;'-,-: r Tons Pieced Ties. , . . i .... : Forsaleby -. tept 5-tt :.'. KEKCHNER & CALDES BROS. 1 New and StylisK ! X? INE.FELT- AND B3U1W HATS;: AT OUR NEW STORE, No. 29; NORTH .FRONT STREET. f i i j . HARRISON & ALLEN, .:,fi:'r. .,;, . City Batters.. sept6-tf Oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes and Pickles 20 0 Caei8ler8 60 Cases Peaches, ) ' e i Cases Tomatoes. 100 Cases Pickles. ? ' ' Fxuraalahv.-. ... "' sept 5-tf KEKCHNER & CALDER BROS, r'.j ii; Bacon, Bagging, Ties, Pork. r A Boxes D. S. bides OU : .. . i . ..: c A Boxes Smokeii Side and Shoulder, 3QQKoUs Bagging,. ;.p QTonSiTies,;;! tM-n-gy Bbls MessPorx.' i For sale low by sept 5-tf ; WILLIAMS Ss MURCHISON. Life ihParis ! T ETTERS ON ART, LITERATURE , AND X-J society, '; - : . " ' '" IS? Aasxirs. HoussatbI .... . !--,;. --t (., ill is uuuas, By EDWARD- HENRY BECEERSTETH, M. A. jAU for sale by :ih ;: . 1 ... T ; - C W.YATES, . v -Market Street - sept S-tf Fresk Oat Meal I ! ; FRESH LOT IN TINS JUST RECEIVED. n v ;t ' t. Fresh Roasted every week, - j " Pure . Java and la&azyms Coffee. . ,-,r,p Tea, Tea Tea,;' f'-1 .'- imperial, Ex.' Imperial, Oolong, Ex. Oolong. Bnglisn - Breakfast ana Uncolored Japan Teas, from r- SO cents to $1 75 per pennd; Edan Pine-Apple and Ex. Cream Cieese. Milk, Cream Crackers and all kinds fresh every week; BONELESS SARDINES, ENGLISH: AND AMERI CAN PICKLES, "WORCESTERSHIRE' SAUCE.! Cooked Corned Beef, TrnM n. nnn.u'.in.ji.ti ? r Ah cAj vou vruorauicvM r r Best Butter in tbe World. . NEW PROCESS EMPIRE. .FLOUR, v I . : Dest mine worm, pniy xor sale oy i EO. MYERS. sept 5-tf 11 & 13 South Front St. r ! Postponement. OFFICE TREASURER ANB COliECTOK, ICTOK, 1 r. N. C. V, 4th, 1875.) HAT FRO .: : ;. September TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT FROM numereos very urgent petitions of citizens, the , ,' .Advert isinr ,r. Ileal Estate . for unpaid Citjr'Taxes, 1873, Is ' I POSTPONmFOE OJSfe MONTH (October 5th, proxt) 1 By direction of Mayor. vi, 'sept5-tt so: '.iifi a?r. CL SERVOS3, : vuy Treasurer. One HmiuTed and Ten Dozen ML kKDBRS ARE STILL, COMING IN FOR 1 f celebrated . , , . : -4 yij vujvo'iOt ?'U5 K'ill'iM""' i Wanisutta Shirts - "; . .6 lor ST 50, Cash.";. i FINISHED UPFOM i'&0. r ; The Best , ghirt 1 for tke . Least Money . it' ''"EV ek SOLD. VJ;i;j I ; munson .ca,r BeptB-tf Sole Agents. :In al FewDays(i ! ! TTTE SHALL. COMMENCE, RECEIVING- OUR .VV" Hew FaU and Winter Stock of " 1 . s - Men's,' Youths' Children's ..:;C;:l;;kth:i.3:g, which will commise an of the Laelest Strlee. and we guarantee, it to be one of, the finest selections ever brought to this market' , And we intend selling aaijjnnc. . liJ!-.- ,'t hi; -miiivt' - Pieces tq.SnittJie Tunes;,;, ! And examination L solicited from Terybodyn' ,'septk-if ," ." '" SHRIEK BROTHERS.' 500 Bushels Oats; ; j, , ..v m: iti)(l'ini.!'il ( -id i " A A. ll Bushels Cora, 500 Barrels Flon r, all gmdes. acisiiverpb'ol Salt, Mj.; jit 'HHI JU( '"'l i i - it. I t - i-' i 1 v : ; ' i i' V A A tacks MarabailVTinl bait, ! 50tt ! Bbi-' M o-? tJyU lassesand Sjrup. ; j , y; mi .i j 1 A A-Kegs Nails, 50 Br.x Dry Salt Meats; ' ; ' ...Yil,xi i- J i- rii ;;.ri -i- .y i. 2g.&o Sauff,.., I.;; ! :' .t j:i.ii.'! --.t. :. r't J ) Cotton Ties,Bagging. Buckets, Soap, &c. 4t v ?r Fo'slebyJ-f2: v'r ? Hni ! ;.Cpffee,aiid Cheese; T ' XVOASTED JAVA AND RIOCOFFEE, SAfSAQO 'and Bidim Cheese; For sale at Noftlieaat cor. Market and Second M. june SO-Jrf ' -111. .V ..1 t 'Tt nrr- TUO W1SUTU KX1 iSNU TUJSLK, SUS1NESS r, ph.the Carolina t pn.the Carolina' Central Railway' shoold not ' oveuook the fact that Koctmguam is the, weaiihiestt and has tbe greatest population f any tcwii between" , Wilmington and Charlotte, and, that it has batons newspaper, ijU Spirit of! the South,' ! k v, .femll tl ia4 .-, yJAJiGFST dCmOUZATlO t of any paper published In the Pee Dee country, makv tagitteBEST ADVERLN Bate f advertising reasonable.; Sabscriptlon $3 a yeaV. Address, feb6-tf W. R. TERRY, Publisher, Rockingham,N. C. RXXIKS OF ftl'H llTl 1M. One Square one aay.;. ; . :- i ! Square one aay... ..i .....:fi fc. . two daya,.,,. i. ............... . 1 6t n ' tbreot&ys. 8 ot v - y fonrdayBi.-,..... 6' on week.- 6 Three weeks. W M . One month.. .j.j. 8 W "' Two montba.... ....... .15 op - s Three months.' . . ; i . .. . ." 3 00 t..S5 09 ' .......60 (i ' . t atV Contract Ailvertlitentntj tjiWAtv nmnm j ....... ........... Uonately low rates. . , . Five Squares estimated as A quarter-column, ai o ten squares as a half -column. ' MlSCELT, ANEOITS; -MISCELLANEOUS. Sale of Yaluable Eeal Estate " , M. CKOir, Aiieiloneer. BY VIRTUE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH the provisions of a certain udentnre of mort gage, executed by Feist Mayer to "The Bank of New Hanover," bearing date the 7th day of March A. D. 1872, and registered in the records of New Hanover county, in book EEE, at page 81 and following, tbe undersigned, as the attorneys of said mortgagee, will - ON THURSDAY, THE 9th D AY of September next at 13 o'clock Ml, at the CourtHouse door in the city of WUmingtn. sell for cash, by public auction, the following described piece or parcel of land situated In said city, viz: . Beginning at the corner of a . lot now or recently owned y A P. Repiton and wife, on the sonh Bide of Market--streeVantt line lng thence southwardly alone their line one hundred and thirtv-two tuM. in Bettencourt'a alley, whence alocgaid alley aet wardly fifty-eight feet, to another lot now or i ecent y owned by A. P. Repiton and wife, thence with thtir inns uwtiiwaraiy vixty-six leer tome jot ou wi kerson. thence with the back line of Wiikerson's let westwardly twenty-four feet to .hie con er. thence wits nis oiner line nortnwardiy sixty-Fix feet to Market stree , thence along Mai ket street weetward ly thirty four feet to the btrginning, and being in block 152 according to Turner's pjn 0' he city of Wilmington; ' WRIGHT & STEDMAN, aug7-dts. .. (, f,, -. v. w Attorney s . : ' r Our Box1 Box -a- - : Mill ' '-l l J -i: t ) V UARANTEED TO BEAss OOOti ' as your Cigar dealer sells yn . rur UH6 uime, ' or no PIGOTT, Yang 15 if Mosquito Sfets And frames, gauze ' and: lace, our Second Stock Jast received and for sale low 'by june 27-tf ' D. A. SMITH A CO. A Journal for the Sportsmen of Tp-ilay. I PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING; -AT WS.:CnjU,;C TERMS OF & tlBSCRIPTIOX , v WiAXA?LEIS , ADVANCE. -i i ' Yearly, $400: Half-yearly. $2,00. ; Foreign and Canadian subscription, post free-Ycarly 18s.: Half yearly 93? Single eppies, 10 cents; , :.r ; j . -THE FIELD is a complete week y review of the higher- branches of a sport Shooting. Fishing. Racing and Trotting, Aquatics, Batm Bail, Cricket, Billiards; and General Sporting News, Music and the Drama. . ... i . ' THE FIELD will be' found " lb keeping with , the times, on all subjects pertaining to honorable sport, and will, under no circumstances, admit to its columns anything tending in any wise to demoralize or degrade dablic sentiment. ' i ; " ' - i THE FIELD being the only Sporting Journal published West of New York, and the recognized authority among tbe sportsmen of tbe . West aud nouin, among wnom ir enjoys a large and Increasing patronage, possesses superior -advantage a , an ad- reruiiDgniajum, wnicff'wur oe appreciated ny those desiring to make their bnainesa known In tl.i- Unlted States.' ' 1 ' ' J ot.r-.tf Buy y our, Nails j i AND ALL YOUR f ; ; , ; . ; . I ;Buildcrs't Hardware From sept 5-tf . .GltES 4b MURCHISON. Corn, Flonr; Stgai ! and' Coffee.' ; 2000 Bn8ial8 WMU and Mixed Corn.' : ' g Q Q Bbls Tlenr, aJl grades. l : . f i ; . mi ' -QQ Barrels Refined Sugar, ; :-v . iV:- jgQ Sacks Prime Rio Coffee. i-i 's t '7: '.' niii:"i For tale low by n-'t ?mnj;y!: r. sept. 5-tf WILLIAMS Jb MURCHISON. Molasses; Hoop Iron, . J3pt. Cks- Glue. nK Hhds and Bbls New Crop Cuba Molasses, I J t't :--! : -Ti :!i t' i'. i li '. . gQQBdls Hoop Iron, 1 o A A Second Hand Spirit Casks, 75.1. . : For sale low by : sept 5-tf '. WILLIAMS St MURCHISON. Poirest, and' Stream, A Weekly Journal of Sixteen Pages, ao-ti , DEVOTED TO; , ' ,r FIML J . :S jP-O Jt T S PR ACTTCAt NATURAL iBTSTORY,- FISH CTJL- TlHIS, rWlJV!'lUH Ulf -GAMK, PRKSKK VATiON OF FORESTS YACHTING,' BOAT ING AND ALL. , , , - rt.. . t;flsWo?r.EC'reato'aniSWy.i 5 'ItWtheronJy Jouhial In! this Country' that fully- uppuua me wants ana meets me necessities or tne .. (Seiillenian Sportsman. , ? i't ' ;f i TBBMS-5 00 A YEAR. " ' ' Liberal discount W Clubs. : - t? .. i i Sead i for! a ' Specimen -Copy Poreat Stream - PnblUblug Co., '.' -; ! i, t 17 Chathani Street;' fJCity Hal) Square). : ,n -i m ii - i-.i--Hk ---j.-i.U! Mew. York. .posrfiffes r.oxf38 , . a i , mar 8- f . ,:rrHE'.TA'NSONIAN; t .Weekly ' Xeiospaper Fublisfied tt PolktohN;' 0. ft 'I ITv WILL . BE PATRONIZED i LARGELY BY the Farmers and Business Men of Anson. Uniou. tral Kaiiroad. and the Merchants and other Basmes ' Men of Wilmington, if they would secure the trade of that prosperous-seclien, will find no better me- oinm ror aflvempuir, . r aprlitr ;tx liei i Flour From HewWlieaK- F BEST QUALITY. GUARANTEED AT lowest figures, delivered in any part of. tbec;ty free of 'charge, :'!'' ' . ' " ' i auR 8-tf 'i 'it l JAMES ri 8TEVEN80N. jPhptojgaphs ; ; QF.pUB.FURIflTURR.IWrni PRICE. LISTS urnlfllied oh application by jci ;j ' i.- iii'.-s - may 18-tf j I; ,. .D. A. SMmt A CO. y i s Tonsorial--RemoTal XLi ARTI3 hat purehased the stock and material of James Carrawar and removed to, the shop form- , eriy occupied Dy nirn in tae oaaemeacM tne rnrceii House, where he invites his old friends and tbe pub SUDlC House, where he invites his old friends and tbe pub- lic generally to call on him. Best workmen in the. State employed, and Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampooing done at the shortest notice. Try him. ::m II 'i r'i" ''(! ill i 1". v. 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