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8ttJSaf " ' " ) " " .... ..... 95
Three montlifl( . J w 1 00
nne jnontn, i ... - ......
Lrity Subscribers, delivered any part of the
iPvifteen Cents per week. Oar City Agents we
jkathorUed to collect for more than 8 months in
.ivance.
OUTLINES. -
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dinator Alcorn and ex-Senator Pease,
colored, say that FederaUnteference is
not needed in Mississippi. The For
eign Consuls ia Herzegovina, have gone to
confer with the insurgents, aud will inform
them there is no hope of foreign interven
r.oa Difficulties reported in. Talla
hatchie county, Miss. - Four persons
killed by a boiler near Auburn, K. Y.
negro claimant of civil rights under
school statute in New York was . denied
mandamus by Judge Gilbert. New
York markets: Cotton, 14i14f ; turpen
peutine, 3H33; rosin, $i 65$ 1 70.
His Sovereign Highness, the President,
will probably visit Washington in order to
pay some attention to Mississippi matters.
Great storms and loss of life at Mont
ptlier, France. - .
DEATH OP A YOUNG EDITOR.
It is with deep sorrow that we re
cord the death of James A. Williams,
Junior Editor of the Wilson 4c?
rance, which occurred last Saturday
night a little past J0 o'clock, at the
residence of " his father, Henry G.
Williams, Esq., in Wilson. ' .
For several months the health of
Mr. Williams had been feeble. The
fell destroyer " Consumption had
seized him for a prey and the gentle,
youthfnl victim silently awaited
the summons to go. On. Saturday he
was better and talked pleasantly with
Iih friends until about 9 o'clock in
the evening. A short while after be
had retired to bis room for repose be
was attacked by a severe hemorrhage
of the lungs, and died in a lew mm-
ul( s. ' '" .. ' . . I
i James A. Williams was about
twenty-three years of age and was
jis kind, true amiable, faithful a
.spirit as ever breathed. The
writer of this knew ; him well in va
rious relations. He loved him as a
friend .and cherished him as a com
panion, lie adds this leaf to the cy
press wreath that loving hands make
and consecrate with tears to place
over the early tomb. , Blessed for
ever he the memory of this true and
-stainless young gentleman, and may
the great Heart of mercy deal gently
with those who have most cause to
mourn his departure ! j ;
wil . .11.1. 1 I y II 1 , il "1 ,V II iVI :.v-l ... Il -L,, l f 1 1 ! '..'J'i .:.-: AVv: ll,Al 1
T rCT-On 6nfi.; v?v. f J
- v. .Two naat.j&iM.
M u Thr mnntbl iT ..22 00
Three months.
. Six tttanth
One vear.-
i f :t I Six sianth.i4iis...y.
22 0
One year.. .... ........... ....... ...M '
Htawtoly fcwatBi.a5 j iw; -tv.T-t? nt-f
jve Squares esttraatea u b a.asner-cuiuniuw
tea squares as ahalf-coliunnl. ' ' ' - '
m o rVa I. a. t . " i '
-a tu- uujcuii oi vne meeting io De
to form some plan by which the
wishes of ; this people shall be made
known to the present Constitutional
Convention through the medium of a
convention of the counties in ' the
Eastern sectiou "ijf the State, to as
semble in Goldsboro inithe -near f Ui
ture. . .
Hon. C. C Clark concurred in the
J no. S. Long? 'Esq?,""" Alex. Justice
Esq.; Hon, C. C. Clark, M.-DeW.
Stevenson. Esq.. W. H. Oliver. EsaJ
also the chairman.' exDressed their
views iu a conversational manner with
great earnestness and harmony.
Mr. Justice moved that a commit
tee be appointed to correspond with
the Eastern counties,- and requesting
their.co-operotion in the matter and
nrge' them ;to appoint delegates to
meet in convention at Goldsboro at
the earliest practicable day, and to
be empowered to call a meeting "of
the citizens of Craven county when
they shall deem it necessary." ""
m t - "' " -' " - t -- m Is. "
v.. jqi. vxuiou appointea tne louow
ing gentlemen: ':--r ""! :'::';"'
Alex. Justice, C. C. Clark, Jno S.
Lopg, Major John Hughes, Oliver S.
Deweyl James E. Morris, Wm. Foy,
Wm.!, H. Oliver, Wm. G. Brinson,
Thos. ; Stanly, -Job n1 J.- Wolfenden,
Nat. II. Street, Hardy B. Lane; who
were requested to meet at the Court,
Uouse Saturday morning at 11
o'clock! -; ' '
The OiaUt.
The mails will close at the City Post-Of-fice
until further notice as follows :
Northern (night) mails for all points North,
East and West of Weldon, f
daily at....... .?:..V.... .. . 5:45 P. IL
" through ana way laayj i
mails daily. except Sunday, 6:30 A. M.
Southern "mails for. all, points
South- dailv... ........ i .".'. 5:15P. M.
Charleston, daily, at.. I", ..... - 50 A. IL
Western mans (V. v. tvy) aaiiy - - .
(except Bunaaya,) ..........
. . sr. jo.
6.-00 A.M.
CONSTITUTIONAL- CQJTEM1M.
SHumsrr of ProceodlBffo.
SIXTII DAY.
niiurlnitA mail ekiaes at. . . ..
SmithTille (via Easy; Hill and
Town Creek) Tuesdays and
Saturdays ............ ;
Fayetteville, and oflaceson Cape
Fear Ittver, Jttonaays ana
Fridays. '. ..... . . . . .- . . .. . . -
Riftvi1lR hv f!. fJ. R'v ' dailv
(except Sundays). ......... 5 :30 A. M-
Oosloor C. H. and intermediate .' T.:"'-
officea every Friday. . ... ... 6.-00 A. M.
The Smithville mails, by steamboat, close
at 8 P. M., daily, except Sundays.
" Mails delivered from 6:30 A. M. to 7-30
P M., and on Sundays from850 to 9:30 A.
,:m. " t -a, - . '
Stamp Office open from 8A.AL to l-ajsa.,
and from 2 to 6. -00 P. M. Money order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office. .-
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
. r.ma ia -lrwcrl '
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night. - .
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 5 P. M. - -: "
Synopsis or tne Froeeedlns. -
-The Board met yesterday in 1 ad journcd
session ; present, the Chairman, Johci. Q.
Waener. Esq.. and Commissioners A. tl.
Morris, Stacy VanAmringe and Delaware
Nixon. ' 2IL CI? J. 'JXJB. 'r'':::'-'i
Application for red action of taxes on
property of T; M. Smith; referred to Fi
nance Committee., ; " f 1 I
" Report of J. Gr Wagner, J. P., covering
fines received by him, received and ordered
lf n. file.: 5 rT"T"dia. , -,l V-
"Application of Owen Burney for reduc
tion of taxes, owing to a mistake in land
listed, was granted. I j 1
Application of W. D. Wessell for reduc
tion of taxes, was not granted. '
Application of Cronly & Morris, Agents,
for reduction of taxes on Mr. Cohen's prop
erty, was granted. . L- :,
, Application of Lewis LeGrand for re
mission of double poll-tax, was granted, y
Statement of settlement of A. R. Black,
Tax Collector, for 1874 and 1875, was re-
ceived and ordered on file. . " . ;
Application of Thomas Rivera for reduc
tion of taxes", waTgranted.' ,
J. WJ Ilayden having applied for reduc
tion of tax on Circus performances, it was
ordered that the tax on Hayden's Circus be
fifty dollars per day, less the 5 per cent
heretofore required, v- Yki I? -:." i t i
Application of R S. Radcliffe for re
mission of taxes, was referred to the li
nance Committee.-: fc: t-L- f-r.k'-)
?. Annlications of J. J. Burnett and ' S. A.
Lane for remission of double tax, were re
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Application of A. A. Moseley for per
mission to list his taxes, was granted. ;
Application of J. R Davis for. position
as Janitor of the Court House, was referred.
Report of Elijah Hewlett, County Treas
urer, received and ordered on file. . ,
.1 Application of W. E. Freeman for re
mission of taxes, was referred to the Fi
nance Committee. - k h r :'zz
Application of J. D. Williams for per
mission to remove his bar under the same
license, was not granted.; , :j, ..... ,
Application 5 of N. Jones for reward for
capturing an escaped prisoner was referred
to the Auditing Committee. y 'y, 7;: y :-
Application of Annie i Gutherie for re
mission of doable tax, was referred to the
Finance Committee. : . . . , ; 1
ADDlication of S. L. Fremont for correc
tion in his tax list for the current year, was
referred to tbe Finance Committee.
Application of W. Turlington for reduc
tion of taxes was referred. , i y j
Application of John W. Moore, agent for
the late . Daniel Haynes, for remission of
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Z . w " V ,T tim ihev mav merchant of Fayetteville.; died on; the fith i vr y - - Vv u jf o L X cXU S oXLu. -U C olg il ' c
ike. to know about hatjttme they.n " V j fJ
reasonablyinaulgAAope.Oijre??HnSav i miiuary hoaort.ri;,i;1;: ;yr: ; ;: ; I y- , . 7 . rr ivsin-uA.m ;
20 per cent, dividend promised; ibenv we b;kiThe offiW of !the Mmffmc?rti PaTlOr; ' Gnatd obT ) 1 'DUUIlgi JtCOOIU W Unilture,
rVarivBhiAfftorirritte in wishing to buy; should address AK ;Mar-
u .11 uiuugwii f jr. 7-7.-- i v V v - Kllieu.a ICJIOW lauuxr ou x' joumiuiuu
hand and willTay a "dividend when they Tuesday by tbeaccidehtal" discharge of a
Wet t600'066. w'bleb,- U to said, wto'be'soW pistol in the liands of West. - .
ORaleigh, N. C, Sepu 1 1.
Mr. "Durham moved tJt'Capt.' J ar
vis be made teraporaryTresident dor
me the session, to act only in the ab-
sence of the Fresident. J nuge A oar
gee objected, . when" Capt. Durham
withdrew the motion. : . "
Among the large number of ordin
ances introduced by Conservatives
Air. Hassel, of Martin, introduced an
' ordinance providing for the abolition
of the township system and a resto
ration of tbe : Courts of Pleas and
Quarter Sess:ons. ,Mr. Singletary, an
ordinance providing for the appoint
raent by the General c Assembly for
each county an equal nnmberof Mag
istrates as those elected and ibe Mag
istrates to elect from their body three
Connty Commissioners. Mr. Mar
shall, a resolatiorr requiring the pre-
payment of poll tax as a quanncauon
for voting,- and -Mr Vanghan, an or
dinance forever prohibiting intermar
;. :-riage with the racejy;f;L-V ''7;;''
The rdin ances introduced by the
'Republicans were two by Dr. Wheel
er, of Forsyth, one providing, that a
Convention should ' not be.' called
without 8ubmitting the; qnestion to
the p oplf, and one to. make . the
homestead a fee simple.
The calendar was reached and dis
posed of by tbe reference , of two or
three resolutions mjeierence w wm
iwied -eatH to the Committee on
I'riviletjeR and Elections, and the de
feat of IkeTouug's itink dif .resoU
lion. y...,:vy, . I -r-. '
O'i lara colored, of Halifax, (t be
5.ng hi tiirn) introduced anew
die at! j'.iini rewolation, which lies
r iiiiler tfii rules: and will come
pip Monday the calendar. : ; ;
By Mr. Buxton, a resolution of m
m ruction to the Committee on-Priv-il.gf
and Election, to report the
resIutions in reference to the vRobe
son connty . Contested election case as
early as practicable i 1 - f
Afr Turner amended the resolntion
hv insrtino the case ot; Judge Bux
ton, to be reported on at the ame
ti me; accepted by Mr. Buxton and the
resolution adopted under a suspension
-of tne roles, v -s- , . . . -
Col. Dockery discovered 3 a st be
fore the hour if : adjournment that his
uelf-respect wonld be compromised by
niirmarf of a Committee
A'trv ia arnnsed. His TetlUeSt
was granted, and the Coloners self-
resipect is maintainea.i, x - .
mrJlT "nerorm.
& .otinr nf' the citizens of
Craven county, - held at the court
-House in Wewbem on idmw'
.r i a.w CnL . H. T. Gnion
-was called to tbe chair and H.C Jrool
srequested to act as Secretary. ?, r -Col,
Guioa, ou taking the chair, ex-
NEW. ADVEBTISBiailNn. -
j. G. Weight Store for Rent
F. M. Agosttjh Plantation for Sale.
Cronly & MoKBisAuction Sales.
. .... t 'L. rru trt AfflM " .
' James C. Stevkhson Hams, &c. ,
D. A. Smith & Co Furniture, &c
toeail ' Dot.T '"::''V,''. "...
; Green acuppernong grapes are not
conducive to tbe health of the community,
yet a great many that are sold are - in this
ecadtttoiurr;..-;'--..; 0.-r'v'4,:. ' '. V
; . Mr. E. G. I3arnitz has purchased
the bar and fixtures of Mr. Charles Ganzer,
No. 5 South Front street, and win refit and
add new features to the esUblishment.
-rere; ? onlf Hwo - trifling
cases before the 'Mayor's Court J yesterday
morning, one for drunkenness and the oth
er for discharging fire arms within the city
limit. ' . -. . . '
.A friend from Masonboro Sound
informs us that a northeast gale prevaUed
on the coast Sunday; and that at last ac
counts beret were indications of a severe
storm brewing. - - ' "
3 lWe learo thatthe crops in 'An
heea verv seriously injured by
viz:. ..t... ii(MincL rust."&c. ' Some
estimate the damage at one-third of the es
timated crop a month ago. v s
Fall weather has come upon us
in earnest. TLook out now for ehilU. as
well as other ills, which are likely to fpl
lowin the wake of such weather as; we
baVe bad for over three days, pastes 1
Ii Le v i Pope, one of the colored
rtsijoers that escaped from the county jail
between Wilpiibgtori and Rocky Point, by
a person who knewlbim; and, in reply ty a
Question a to how be got out of jail, , said
thai bis son-in-law naa siouu n -j
r
double tax. was granted.
Report of W. W. Humphrey, J. P., cov
ering list of fines collected by him; was re
ceived and ordered on hie. j i
Applications of S. Wi Holden" and E.
Green for remission of 'double tax were
Granted. ' 1 ',rv? v. f r
Application of i: L. Dry for reduction of
1 taxes was referred. . - ; . .1 , .
Application of J. D. Woody for reduc
tion of tax,' was referred to the Finance
A nrvlitntlrtn f VC Tl fiovinfftOn for rfe-T
-i - ' 1 I
duction of taxes foil871 was not granted
Board adjourned, subject to the call of
the Chairman. ; ! 1
FURNITURE 1
j. f;
I . . . . . - w ' -a-m t T V V k -3-id SC N I nil !KIC I 1 1 t ; H. S. I B
eit-Jcnowu it - . .. .: : - "W-""-- . ' ' v--;--
-BaJrSltaEor" tod Straw
MATTKKSSE8. FK A.THBR BEDS, FKAtHEa1 4riXOW J ANW BOISTERS, -u - T;3' ;
where "about he, ChristmasJ holidays-a orr Hste Tsteide rtlPnf
ttm. Vn iiiSva ft little "extra" Casn: uuV4f--iuu"-""""';"w " n acjmMdcx.mlne oat Btock before Darchastog.
tivwvA .w - . . .. , 1 u.- j nnnriii nmo nnmdn nn u nnav
nmrv. nv ttitc COMMISSIONERS OF
Ti'ncTrnw x's 8 ' AND TBTJST Ca
WASHraQTON. D. C Beptemoer 0,
THE 1
Str.ro in th5a" nnntftv. Wa hurned on Fridav
night last' .It is thought the house was
robbed and: then et n tfire;:Mt. Brown
lost his entire stock of goods,. ?V i i. - v. '
Deab Snt:; We jwJ ,7 Newbern7bwrnap Commerce:
have f?5.S The; Inhabitants of KUs Swamp. arein
represent w in i;J" rd SgJJ ecstacies over the capture ; and death of a
dends, and that we prefet 8trnge mnima1 which 'for sometime' past
depositors direct A0" l has been prowling about the neighborhood,
self-constituted agents. -In fact, pro- s eardens. . ponltry. etc.
pose;( to aispense.wungcu anffevin auemotine to carm off lUUe cbil-
brancnes, ana 10 pay ujviucuuo v - ... - s
office direct in the following manner viz. : ren. .- M v ntvn ;;
When we shaU have got in, the Treasury Charlotte (?5en?erot Saturday:
l TTiA1 fitotao thrt fllim rftfinired IOr A aa4 lA.Win nnn nrhila man orrirpflin
i43Fronttreet.v
B.-vUs-J-s. 3l-.-Y-y3-3:. j f' enioii
sept H-D&WIhw. , r':erntf .-. : . i
A GENTLEMAN WlSHnO TO CCH-
i I taUhia expenses, offers for rent,, from
October 1st, One-haJf of bis Store, elta-
of the United States the sum required for looking young white man arrived in tton of the city.;. For, psrticujare,
the-payment of twenty per cent., prorato lMa city la8t evening on the C. Ct & A. : ..r : ,."",.,;., .i.T-j
say about sixr hundred.-thousand dollars train; ' under a guard IrOmWinnsboro, S. ... " . " ' ' ' .
oKoii Hiriiro 'k-rtlviAei(r."and advise de- n nm in tiA--ifwb.Mr until' this j - - - 0 - a ' i
we shall declare 'a dividetidr and advise de-1 0.4 and was put in tbe lock-up until this
positors accordingly; tnrouga in puuuc rnorning, when he will be tafeeu to Monroe;
press and by such other means as.may ug-. . wheje it is allegedhe, perpetrated a .theft
eest themselves to 'us at the propepjoie. 'ofaome clothing a week or two. ago. ,; i
When so declarea we soau pajr - rpi.;-, snalcv atorv from the
to deposUors, Oer tr thosaat he Wash- .X ??S.'iS2 5 VfiSt
ineton Drancn, oywr--. fiftW'. tranire adventure which
yikwTCa'c- oredlady anntlean few
xors. aravkn 10 w wuw . . 1 TOnRa f rom thia citv :i The parties were in
Store for Bent.
Tj-. jqiBKET STREET
No. 16. AT PRESENT, OCCUPIED BT
P; M. AgoetlaL- Apply to . , A il f-
'-sept iitf ; ,: ?-' H'- ; ' J. Qi WKIGHTl !
Iia& of Hational Hotel
Furniture; iatAtictibn
ON WEDNESDAY, September 15tb, 1875, com
mmclDgatlO o'clock A. M., upon the premises, we
will clese at coblie sale tbe unexpired teem of tbe
Natiooal Hotel Bu lding, and Store below, viz : 6
years upon Hotel occupancy and 4 years of Store
ocenpied byt-wr-Moncii He the whole rub.
ject loan anniul rental, of Twelve ljuuttrto Dollars.
toM)wlnv " s. il1 " e-
' ! DinrNa boom;'', .
(16 shito.i all in Black Walnut and Marble of per
fect malce and finish. j .4 1 ' : ijvff' ini H'
.i.j... - .... m --niii-J-- KITCHEN UTENSILS, GRATES, . - tin; ; v
resoective V. V 1 0 eel, Wiwo vm;v uvp,0.- - - - - - "n i, I nt yfll'lilllull liaiili. UllUUiaUla UUllld I r. - - . GAS FIXTURES, ic
, 1 oniy to gend ua their pass- a sman canoe; on -dbcuciuf wcb, guuiug -o ri 7 ... . :.- -i v s y fr .
k m.i-l I "?r thronffh anv bank or silently and pleasantly oyer the smooth wa- ' fresh TEAS.; FULL ; ASSORTMENT 1 ; Can be examined at any time previous to tbe ssle
docks ty man, ur s f -, ,r( . tera, and engaged in an agreeable, conver- Th Vptv "Rest Table Butter aidCSlieese. upon appacatioa at office of ifcteL- - - -' r;
b,eceivinithebo f When slddenly large ugly looking .SSJSS
thSSxxhSKSa and retufn them, with head was thrust Over the gunwaVof the .:,?nRS AppI. Clden ; V sept 10-ts !: , , . .Auctioneers.
!Kr4nS canoe.TvIt took bat a moment to discover , At 9 JAmes aTEVKSSON'S, ' , , -V- ' f ',.
ol KMVLlrS one- may direct the unwelcome visitor $0 beaii enormous 'septu-.f . : v J itiTTroca'h Ofl t TVTfl I T '
in such raMibtros e4ca -.one my "rcu. mflu,tn breed, and the - M-nTfi- v- ".' u reSli JXj JLVJ.ed.1 i
Ii - a'.- gyST JySfc v J-SV. MJ -fc. W - - - - 7: I f A'MUMU M w V v.
irresa itoastea every wbuk.
These fPS cashed aTany Wade of thpaddle waslunied at that ugly
u.:'SutS3wthnS headMnstanter TJDfortunately, however,
u"nK " UnH theneces- the gentleman "missed the markaud the
oiuer nu 8nake probably becoming enraged at tbe
eary u.enUfication. . I hirr nf the naddla in so close oroximitT
requirea we uo uu -- -r---. I gnakesbip had command (?) of the craft, f of I -on : fctieetey now
FROM OCTOBER ' 1, 1875, TO OCTO-
MA-taiwini on North xure Java ana Amguayra wusc
between Water and v V . - . - ;V .
sideof Prtocessf between, water i I TmDerjj Ex. Imxjerial. Oolonir. Ex. Oolontr. Enelish
r occupied Dy'. Mri Jno.OW' " Breakfast ana Uncolpred Japan Teas, from
.. ' " i-t-, I a Mnner-riirl hftlnmh in than did the ladT I AJa. ;-'m'-'' ' l--rin-fif f w W-' ' k ti -, ' j :
Tf vriii wilt be at tne pains 10 cauiaiu't . r - - :, , T ., , .. - hvih,.... . '-, ;. ' ; uanjtuio uuwuuj. wbcuuvuwb. -
iSSMSISS; ibi,;:
Tise mem w wiu """.,, . . 1 BPHoii pfTnrtTie succeeded m dointrl On 1 . v. 1 -
nn-irm'TliDa D 1 TinTWO t7"XTT TCJTT A VT"T A VPDT.
dividend shall be ready, ana tnen i : Uu z ffietf'BoaVn' they found it " Twr rooms o inp. I can PICKLES, -WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE."
them direct, or ;throughjomerebable bank 2flf2ci&ta&. ktaI-meT-.j , I - , '.w 'H ' -
vou win nave aone iuew buvu ot.v , m. 1" : -; , i,Q i -:.:.4..,.w , a
.... I UKBLcU. & ICLlCaL. .lUDUiaMUSUU UIUIIIV I TWO H
ihl . oeaien a retreau iu ua . ooiu
Th depositors who have not had their been of enormous size.
.i a IK. anansnsinirt flf the I . . . :
0OOKS oaianceu oiuv-o Uv r .
i.,-,1 eonA thorn to 119 to D6 Veri-
i m un riplnvwhenadmdena
UCU. IU Ul USI v..w
shall bo ready. , uney win
due course or man.
t: p Respectfully yours, v v
, , t . CITY ITE33. -
Book Uik dkt . itt mobxixs Stab Book Bind
ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling la a work
manlike manner, and at reasonable ; prices. . Mer
cbants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
their orders.
c Of the Commissioners.
sick an the Street.
! A nnlnreA hnv was taken suddenly ill on 1 ; irumm - PRnmxa-lNxs.-
MacRae between Mulberry and Walnut road companies, steamship companies
i Two roomroa first floor In West end of .building
stmilar to those on first floor of East end.;
: Basement and second and "third floors of East half
of building. . :"r';;;J'''.;?:':1:;j'".i;:t:
'- Basement and second and third floors of West
half of building. .;y! : : i
The rooms oil first floor are admirably located for
inaiMBM a nsu. uflnmiuuHi aerciuuii. vi amw-i . ..
" . V.r flr Ant wbII snlted for I t: M'SHii tiuitH. . OU Jif ; "- "-l'f
Cooked Corne-L Beef,
: ' Every Can MGuarante.',f v ; : ;
Best Butter liv the World. ' 1
t - "NE W: PROCESS EMPIRE FLOUR, ; ; J
i: ' best In the world, only for sale by'
hi; - -j . GEO. MTERS,
ecpt5-tf 11 & 13 South Front St.
iftlOtjCuT
. 1.; mA,.in nA Uvdown chanta, manuf aet-iers ana oxners. -xdxsj are en- : . , ! .
streets, yesterday morning, and lay down iopy sharp and L B. GRAINGER, ! ! a I. WALLACE, i ,
beside a tree, where he, remamedtintil MtAinaeaaUm'pM time. (Ha-iag just ' Prerfdcnt !? Cashier. ;i
about 12 o'clock.'" He had r a basket of .j,. a fresh, supply of thso inks; weare pre- -trnli!i ( i i r f linfitf V f ,
grapes, upon- irmvu piuwauij w BAwwuiw,. w. i . w TT n ftTQi
dulged bis appetite too freely, rA. numberf prices. ;. ' , V ' ! I .JBailK 01 liailU YCr,
dulged his appetit? Joo freely, ft A numberf P-;,
of sympathizing 'frtends'gathered- around 1 a Co?r OJ T-sttxoNiAu-BAirirraA-, MoL; May's)),
ASSORTMENT" 0?- m , ,
H- . - - Mi f iVJ;i(i'J ' V.W
Marine. !anl
S r.W.aln.ut, Clocks, ,,1: :
Also matcri-l for thci Trade at kw prices.' J "
'J M v .S GEOC HONNET, f ; '
sii'Market Street.
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fit
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him lh nnalitv of 'his feraDes; and 1 1874-Mesr. J. W". ToDey.te Maiden Lae,llew
bestowed a ' word, of. sympathy upon the Tork-Oant Th. 13 Goa which yoa baat fot e, rhorj2ed pltal $l,C,d0,
poor leuow, wuu - u..j - - I y Gu for the fidelUy with which you carried put
dray to his house somewhere in the nortU- my jnctjong. general outline, beauty of
em part of the city.
I .Tlle iWayrW ow
a mnvni.
it id
a Na 80,8, naa arnvea saieiy to juumu iuw u .i j a-j. L-ja.-w. ...n- -. ;
. OuiikyoafortheadelitTwhwaichyouean t ' ' aa'aAa1 TJ - ANTHONY TROLLOPS, AUTHOR OF
h' my instructions The general outline, beauty of CasH Capital paid H $300,00. j f , (
-i'' proportion and excellent flnish, are. aUthatcouldbe y'J--- "1 "f JJ-tV, J. JLVJCVlN Hi j v
deaired, and more t meets my ex! ' iBjGTO,
am more than ever impressed with tte idea that It Is , , -y-i nvix; " - itu- '-iHni-,--- u, ep
f8 as necessary for a man to have a guii built to ineas- :-;-;.!."-t;.'-,- " .V..-:."r.-,- ' if ;. "Wltll r Illustrations. , f, ;
rbarsed with Larceut; - - - v' , I am more than ever impressed with the Idea that tt Is
r..k! Vxrarfft-nrl .Tnitv F.pcrwin were I : ...Hnn fiw a. mun tft bava a srnis bnllt to meas-
tfflWU JAj,niu w d I p ..wwww j D . - k
about to be lodeed in jail ' yesterday, on a I arement as to have a boot so built to ensure a good f
commitment from W . 'H. Moore,' J . on ."'ZIT the
Betorn ofbe Kaebt Mary ,IHesianf
- Tbe Trip to Beaafert Abandonest.
'' The yacht Mary "Kenan, which left Ma
sonboro for Beaufort by way of the Bdundf,
n.Thurtdy'mprningla8t returned onHBat-
urday.tneparty Having aDanaonea luewuu,
of alteiipting;jhe iriprjsucrieed
ed in reaching a' point about four miles
f rom NewJ Kiyer,; a jdisUnc ofme
forty-five miles from Masonboro,-when they
lost the cUwnnel nd were,, enable flndjt.;
At this time Jhe wind was blowing quite
heavy, accompanied by, rain, .the boat sail
ing undef a bare' jib, all of which, of course,
had a discouraging effeti The ! P ' f
turned, stopping 'ai Va't-poiat- about fifteen
miles from New River, where they were in
formed by a gentleman "named ; McMillan
that there were i but two men who knew the
exact location of the channel and they were
not then in that section, . He said that the
trip had been made from New River to his
place, and on one occasion a boat with five
hundred bushels of corn had made; it, but
.n n,u. h,H rreiiilvattemDted the feat. ;
'Atl'noVo'readimrtfie iKmcm
the waterairfBogae: Sound were in fdll
view: bavin ir entered which therewouia
haYi'lin"
between riieiu A? VppaVentry impassable
shoals, and the acme oL then- ambitious de-
sites, which seemed so near and wasyet so
fur. Lad to bSbann-sTiQless
to say hoyvever, that the trip, was a, please
ant one, taken ,attoih"ev war
youg lrienda" enjoyed it livlgely.
CJouriBotli parties are colored;
Base Batlv Y . -i .kj.U'j
On Sunday morning, .between. 10 and 11
o'clock, the quiet monotony Vwhicb Usually
prevails on Front street, on the Sabbath
whroken'bra'n exciting runaway. The
team, which consisted of two norses ar
tn W rkrriaee. in wbieh; latter twd
eentlemen were seated, accompanied by a
the vicinity of Princess stree dashed mad-
w Acmn Wrftnt. llie anver mtu """""
sticking bravely t ws rema m-
ing to check the beasts their wild career,
while the occupants oi me caui,
mentarily expecting a smash p. held ner
w t, Wthe sides of 'the! vehicle," ntU
sywj - ..- .
they had. reached the cproer, oj f rvu
Orange Btreeis, wneu vuo
finally bronght to a halt. jjonunaie.jr
body wm burt, tbe only damage being to
the carriage,; the wneeis oi w mu r
found to be considerably sprung. s
There will be amatch game of base bail, aged four years aad six months. " . lHm iaiiiJ
at the erounds corner of Sixth -and Orange t- 5 The fttaeral services wffl'taxe piace(to-day, r
atreUisa 16 16"6
, . - j .- i r w sini ir ivi ''TTnamiffA-'inHiniriira:! ovkitvcu
me pw".s"''yttw- " .-.l .awaan a4-IHln-'Meln aaft'aeqmua
f fjti '. -. : I I t,aT.mertfnllT invited to Attend, i I u'j 1
it ? n Xiri-'hyi ''ii'Uiilzn the Star. . j . ,snffer litUe ehfldreni to eopae unto Me, f, jil.l
i mciHARIAL HBETINO. r- ! . And forBW tnem nov . - . " M-,
: r ITasnAf saMFt f hAi M. lBlnirBS lf nHHCU. i t
f TAKE FLBASURE i IN' 'ANNOUNCING TO
A. tne ruDiic mat my siocKOi - . . tr
:Y-ur-'j;o-i?.aasa- . i . ,..;-r " v .ttmmm
nmntrA K ' tWa fMnnMt Wrfi WiTl'tjaL&fi DlaCO tO-daV. T I -( wHmjj AliilfW tir i I. ' ?
ill1)."-! :
f to bow complete? comprising Vni i J
j -n-ryrm -M ! 1 ENGLISH AND FRENCH WORSTEDS, DIAG-
iltoi i Livi sXAZ-Or uJtV-VIAa J.a?flKi rr-UiTrrrna
"I JI-4f FOR THE KNSUTNQ TEAR-J THELU? j 'J '-luw . laotaa and Meltona):
ieiiP 1
fla aeeoidanee with,. Aipreyioilf fPal, a I .wiau ana-'warCoik aMmmniease eonyi
..mk.. f ha Mti7ona nf Ti..l. -f -'- .
county met aV theCourt House in Kenans- KyJWS
Miief4nr: tuTdayf thuink,;-for trie; Ju .: .uJj. J;; i. ,
purpose or
the remains
"their resting
Sf II
af nr. iCfntlar's residence, on the to mmLESS VARIETT FOR OVERCOATS
corner of Secdnd and Wabiat Btreets. t i rorxseiik uDthe6oWsto
i'U-ii-,; aifioiblaStaiatprktoin
pled by Mea9ri GUbertBawar as a Ooafectfon- , , ArrExamkiationis-floiicited.
2?tt!pSira!-ii sserfmr? '"iu a it '. h ia pavid.
bow occupied by a W.Yates as a Photograph Oal- --r.i-sit -iitl: -
lery.
n thA tvn moms uvct luiuiwiiub. . ,
AMER Dm Wni1 RUN REGULARLY
ow rlaw a Mni ttannwa . 'm.ik fi.ti'i
lh L1" ht rrW of Second 1 .Iriri.Wifmmgton:....,;:......... W P, M.
- M I
.TTT rO.j
- rAIwre 0. ta toebuIli olntaa the OTRj
above, the same la whicn my umce is.
-SS3SSS2SB,l J 'j 1 1 . ii I ...,..... ..-I .... . VTtifi- ! '
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ucii ivonue, j,. - . 0 , - i ' - j. mill i i STT I" i'.J iv-V-ii i ti... t j. j i uonunuuiuoa . uca;eiB may u yureu bocu - w
themamopgbbfmndsandrela
cotfnty which 'he "served with fidelity and be soidby us at Pabli Auction, u I ,,i i j , t ' ' -ji i 1 1 a
distmctiotJ for many years. : ; TlxundArrteStafeK Jift'0 i'i?"
in una followed bvJ,
boih'gehi.lemeijsrakibg
ami tapprup
. w Bnfrrfl liitritnnred
viding for the appointment of tw persons
irouveaerr wwuwvsn . -
lUiL UUI lUt. K""!-" - t,- . :
.lutias-R. aisenip ponding thereaolp-
a. z . Mni aa viiii-ii ii i niir:ci.iA. -
HUU luauw w-w j
ed
-,1-,-,,h Mcineralslrsat Offlve.
1 ,).. frnm a AitrrAsnoodent At IiilesV
? v icoiu -rr-r-'ZTfr" i
ville that Mr.-H. Earned Postinaster at
that place, has received information that he
wiU probably ose hM place.and be scceed
edlnoiflce bygone udre 'Marshall; col
ored, who Q dwcHbedas probably a little
above the average jegro in: iBauguw.
The ground alleged for tb "'probata change
is that Mr. Barnes- and rotber DerjiocrAtio
postmasters in that section ! 0k a very ac
tive part against the Kepbiiana,at tb,e late
electionforwhicb.act theremov., w,
of them nas Deen utjruiiu5u i'
tohechair, and John D. 8outherland and -$1 Brick BuildlnsS, Badli, iBaffgingrTieai Por..K WlSHESTQ GET A FEW SCHOLARS TO ; JN .
retarieS. v 'V.1;- - o1,j ,J- alfSrfl with JJorth-Water street i -i 5U-.'v-vt--'.r'-tl -?' ti' S "1 abl.iRefaasby -etlwI6aitO'JEdwfcrd scbaa
Wherenpon tire Chairman. called, "R0. t. tn,ir .;i VK &xe Smoked Sides and Shoulders,') 4 !T - r 1" sentW-lw
Cot Wiii Xletf toliddress'tlie .efinr Viflrfe Proof Warchotiiea. a4x8, 5l);& m iT-ntuiyl rJ-: Uj p ..wlP1;"
I-it..".! T1U c-ai- aod- Tj 1? .'.-' . " ' -K : -"- : , 0 rt y Rolls Bagging, ... j U.,,, , ... - --.v , a J . . :
.-- v.. . -.1 -,., i. n of.Haai-'aHalooLi'.i l;rltlf ' -'." . -t il4tn!x.fii iSiil ai.-lTl T.sri 5
; X. otanrora,rq.,ihif5 -r, r-r--'. . t yr- -,r , . .., , .x-v. mm i.,,,.,,,;: .rt?t 7 - " 1 . ,.
In' : eloquent, warml. warf 09 ifcet.rsiiedaHd!Offlec,i ft1l , 1 , ' 'i $i&nsi'i.UttMi-iWil vis. t?i
Ar iKliant' 1 "rA W TS :. r, l&Y: Bin 11 is Port. .W mJ 1 7 A wRf.tam.-"-siB .TrrRSiT CLASS. Refer-.
SSST on South Water, belwee. Matktet5afadBo3t Street. ,0Ui7 ifi - UW "T M luTJU-riVn:r;i vl
ablution nrb- T e-sW-W -,,11
andorcyaSsiedPur
. aeptttewAVs. ? i K -y Auctioaeers. ,1 vhO,' .,riot.fe1 i.i,l)?Hr .1 sept tt.:,; , Market sire.
,f ui, auction oaie mv" .rmiy : v r
lREPiRif ORY? V1 ' MoVlSi ff" 4d! OUK OSfe .
Sptl2-tr Jvi,WVi- . ,. ,
" : - " '" Ml jxt 1 KiwMai rotvanl will krtnaid fcr the Same; if
UrtattheBVA'officeJ7-i 4i '4 sfcpUiSt
Tbe,followipg .geutlemen -were, appoint
I in-accordance with tite reaoluUou 1 i
i7i i fTA tfiichin"'.W A j' 'Allen!
and ' j: tl.! SCanf ord, f.-Lhiiestptie
Creek.' S C! Johea and Rhaif ord "Lanier :
t A V v ripn ir RiiMbB1 and John
i, i . .Smiih'B Rranch Williams 1 aid
Jacob Smith ; Albertson's, Joe Koraegay
and JwWlMlaw I' yarsaw .""
and' 0 f Mofrlsey i FaisonV,"l)r. M
Mooreind J, 'Hardy ; Rockfish, J. P.
Faison and G. Ward ; MagnoUa D.
Wells add in, j: w mcuee 'H,"? t
fj.- Branca ana xvi. c luef v ;r .J .
ti The meeting then adjourned to ,jneeOc
tober:i8tt' ioTo.c VX:
The following was, the range of the ther
mptnr at the Sienai Bureau, in this city
yesterdays '- -;:V "4 -.qo I J Vfpwnern citV case has been
P. m;W;9P.M., 72. . 1 postponed until the 24th.
nl.K.n I.m(la ADIntBaal
MM mm mm w s - . - 1
..-iv'iMiif-'.", -Sent." 10
Glencoe. . . ..... --i--ffB tfj
calvary vuuiv. - v, '
11 ayucDijAio. . . .. . . - - ------ Q 10
Asbeville. ... . w V i !I?flT-i-'The
tdltection at eaclr place WUl be ap
propriated to Diocesan missions. ; ;
-a -:t mmm9mWmmWmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmm9MmmMmmmmT-.
NeW Sale Eooms upon C 2?rot Street.
wwcsetft'aaV1 Molassefci-Sop- Iron,. JpWCks.i Gluft.
. J" T wsvaM-v.. - I .w ak nfi Ttru as fTm iJiiDA-ioiaiun:-
r 7 r AAiAvua flwaub. a. a ,
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Hnn5filinA-f!iii--Kitfillfiri
UlllUIVaHW . , , V
.CHAMBER SETS, n StPipBOAKU. j( j ;f .
f'EATHER BBJIj an H AJR JIATTRESS, Ac!..
i I'm '.ii 1 1 1 - tit '11 1 i ii 1' 1 n. ' " i'i ;
taOTeb;:piatit6n'fer:,S!itol
We offer f6e saiLb THi' AbbtR "a
TATION, 8 miles ftom, the city, Jpoa Lfttle Bridge
Road, beginnin&on the t .branch Cape Fear
River, adjotoing the Kggfee Xands, on one ide, Har-JontaBOtbW.-rnnilag
to WUmlflgtoa fc WeV
MnoWdpriy,irulWcloedatAMflon,at
; Exchange Corner i;t Uy: -Jw V n J 1 1, fl
?rr- Thnrsdav. October 7v at 12 ZLb1 v
sept !-4tl9&26Aoct7 . . : .
ABdls'noopIron f'''7fI: .
-w - Aarnnii Hand KDllit CSBRS. . i .. ! I -ar -r
rUltl"?." ?,IVl.' i ' JiJ 'MM J ) V Tli.' mtl . avnahtf nawa7in
. , ,l; I " 1 'I A KM HUB MHI .rwM . '
. mf Khl.JJ IIP. I .... 4 . ' ..!..'.. I . I I ... f. W . . .nil nnlnllil Tita MV I1IW
JLM. . , . - .. , ?- i 1 1 -j 11 prices.' Only examine goads arid theri compare
I 1 ' HaviW
X70UR ATTENTION ISf CAIXEDu TP THE
A" very fine and large assortment i
TT . . J , . . j i-ii.
Pfictsaad, you wiU be convinced rhat the places te
buv vour Hardware u at taeuia j,suiousea uaxu-
wareJUOBSfior
tSeptlS-tf
AR.7;inEABi CoESia
Second aiid'Martet BtreeWrBf be sold at prices 'to.
suit the-fimei afidabrMyonrse. ji
' . A : WITSfflJ. I "
- si wAWimyii WinTtAAtt IITKIW
X ERY is eompletoi in all all its appointments,
! ii.t .v, Ma.A'ainAaakfIlfntwnrlrcaeB
lf ia 1U blUaVKV w w.. v. " -
In the State. All kinds af Binding executed peatly,
cheapiyaao expauuuj. . ,
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m ' f : 1 ! u joair DAWSON, '
' . , Woeijio. 80 and SI Market 8U
Latest Btylc3. i c
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TTAY JG RECEIVED BY EXPRESS BLOCKS
' M . .k. l.luf Rill T Jullpa ud Cnll-
dren, Mrs. yirginia A. Orris prep-eed to alter, press
j ii i ..I 7ai kav ' AU TbMBetl
BU '.WW. Biawm- "
andX3entlemn's Panama Hats made to
iWoiti'Wea'a. KeW.
: For partlcalars call on or' serld to MRS. ORR,' oa
Nun,between8rdand 4th streeta.
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