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Tuesday MowinirflJIrch28.J87ft
NORTH CABOLINA CONGBESSBXEWi
-Last week three of ane inoua ai
olina delegation- took -a' prominent
part in mo aiscussiyu,auu.uus,u
the twoh6usesof Cons:ress-i-Messr8.
r -v-Ai- Tho J
. ; ,- , v t. - 4 . I
former made an able argnment in the
-l
r . . -jj nn.ijJw; V.tl1 -'TA I
senate on iuuisuay. uu wo .
counting the" electoirkr votel Gen,
Sca; Chairman of the committee
.-.i .tt v 'iirtin
on Indian Affairs, when. th;Hpns
went into Committee "of j lhqj.Wholei-
8poke('a('BOJiV length'-of 'the, x-
JLi:l:-t Ti.n" Wrpnn 'and
penses pi cthe.;;Indian Bureau, and
thej; abuses that" had rcrept there;-
. iiu Mfipffimifal$-
ble,becau8e perfectly temperate, jus(
, viewing iu grouuu uiwicui.puwa.
"
his powerfttUmjgjnt ots polit-
Jcal enemieWMaj." Yeates' positions I
wre unassailable.hisjbeafingthrb
ougu-;j
It has 'the merit, too." of having 1een
,ri,.tM:aeiiverediA
prin tea as aeiiereu. . .. i; ,w I
from
ruisbed delegation to the Senate and I
Houseirom North -Carolina. FVw
States are f altogether - as well repre-f
sented as outs,. This fact should ope- J
rate td strengthen the Conservatives of
all parts of 'tBcomponealtU In the
discussion, ana nxipg qn ine xvepuo-t. ; xie saia: -xnere are r I
lican party the burden of strifeand1 America "ten mnijons of Sabbatbl
cor ruptionSeVefal times questibned , 2 " V WricT'
bp Uadical partisans r; wtoeoDghvto gtate- the' Baptists frav40,iQQ;5Sui
: niinv him.neretiiseua to submit'to in av.: School scholars; the JPresbyW-,
i r. it- rr -i r -.i - - i r ; r i : o n a 1 n la i mm rKini iiiiim
any State abler thaa-the distm-4 1 j -m.w-uhx fr.;;- .-
uifcuwvAi! wuuu.iuciii ' nere sue worKs wiinout a rival.- - -of
the 'Radical'' stVaiegfsts 'to makcT " f 2d.AMeth,odi8nr in, its revivalism
andkecHsdVsSMaon in fh i-iU. &ii4ra tif, Wli
thN
noWii.hasV.far.whicb she; indebted
almost entirely ; ia.ihe?; Conservativb
SPONTANKOOS' COMBUSTION Oft
: : ; ':.intiJjriNous-, coAt,'';'
A list of one hundred and ninety-1
six disasters seagoing vesseTsffbm
. . r ... r , --f. , , ,5i
"re in coai.uuuiiers.ot hi cargoes .04
bitumuious' coal, has been published !
aToccnrriiig: between Ociobera86T'orldo-JThfl'gfejfct objeeQo Hlfa-
Tktfe xtfc bath Schools is the conversion of
uu. acwui irei, uv, wio
seis were aage9 .ana;many oi ineui
.1 . 1 ' ' ,. A AA 1, I
ucBbiujcu. ,, ;ain:uutiii.. w mtj no u-1
" was i a ' record: from " Lloyds" of I
wtvjRvnttaU'yw)iMJ-: fnnti t
rv au.-
which ; were - reported 'mfo
v between July 1, 1873, apd 'February
1, 1876. i Although the mannerUm
u- vT'a 11 1 ir ' ' X
which bituminous ooal stored lit
sels becomes ignited is still subji(s
of discussion, it seems'io have b.
apmnnmnktMl tht. ntnitfif A' rfUtfrf
r wu..uVJ,
' bilu.mA?9iWeici
and that"theaKtfof ucb-combxis-
an tf?tf
, 4 , . i T. - A
serted e
ous combustiohwtOQk.placeojily in
lis due from mines
in the JSTero shwisthatalraost etrery.
"vessel burnedor inissingras: loaded
with EnglisbeoalnOt more than a
,oiP0f
.vfi
AmPmn.m&k-mimhlm 10
property, and, Jn Jives occasioned by.
the spontaneous res makesthg'goes'
lion of their origin one of great iijx-
portance. ; 'i -.i.-.-'
r'y--i''''' '"j?
Mootgmneiair.ltftttoftirilr
i . 1 1... i -. .
aen,
should
j f ' ".-T?f."f t'.tz Yr vmr j.i rr.-ift 1
Mrs. Marsh is described as "quite
h andsoraei,of "rather ! petite; form, fbut"
f uirdevetopment' rSh4 jWbfe'abfaek "
nilk drees, black .uat' jtrimmed with
beads and ostrich ,:feathef. andv white
kid gloves, She UXgpfi
lo4kingoniiowitA gray hai r.
&he has large,-JutroB8mUchieybaa
eye,' has t an iot al f aoe s; aud.Tquite a'
pleaxant tre88ioiu 2-''i.'tio.w. tnti- :
ii-i ,L i 1 .r.:.r- ' tait'MtnjK Sii'l.) Ti
;fOt W. y' . 1 i'J-
TrytntE Ur Up Ben i Hill, u jic.
'Every,n.bw;a
cans try to stir up Ben. Hill, of Geor
gia, to ni akejh i eech' jtt.w biciiuit ish
u nde'rstood he. h W;. repared, hoping
thereby to, crain" some rpolitical
vaiiugMrHur
tried to stir hiro up to-dat by making
allusion tb the speech ce delivered
before the; :b:olifay8baf jr.illV
quietly? in '? his seat writing auididid
not "appear .to pay the leait attenti6n;i
. to what IIk Hurlbert . was saylng7J
Coventor OaTlw Fitnd.rctalltyj r
-A JackROTi, MSsy.rspetrtal-of Marchrj
- 23faysp'rmaJ5raudgraefiJ inthl?
cae bfifuteilaht-Governorl
was pronounced" ioaViDinejM-''
val from bGeeraadd'itqaariapp.op
hereafler .fronHholdiusr anv bVtulJ'rif
honor, tftitr Tf i. (Mfquesl'
f th.hieiUM$e4ate0dionhii'ied
proceeding agaiiist.ex-uperintend-e
jtof rEduCWioo.Cttrdui. um-t
certain Jin si isn cos
oErgfeat dplhDvTae Qiatl
. TUB OTKTnODIST CBNTBNNIAl.v
Foartb and Fifth a
! Condensed from V.,o Raleigh Kevs. , .
; ' - Feiday; March 24
The meeting commenced atJMetro
bolitan Hall. : at 10 oclock"a.'"jmt"
The choir sang a fine introductory.
ThBrMethodistruhoir in - Raleignis
-Bishop-arriirropned arthe'Txerr
his gt le oratory' not purely Me-
inoaistic, liKeaatioiisnQpjierci
nor strpngly classic aa that of Bishop
Dofftrett, - but -rlchw 'nature's' own
hoontir onH rrnrr 1-nlt.nriH fprvflni
Deauiy ana power, cuitureu, icrmun i
. - non.RPf.rftr;an ,v. r 4
; t-i. 11" .i" Ire L jSiTJL .t i 'JTiiJ. i
raver was ouenju uv ivev; - xr- i
Burton, ooepfibo oldest 'members of
the Cpnferejwe,, and .the, choir sang
another fine, hymn.! u i
Re
of r the; Kewbem- pisttiet,- then -der.
liyered;ah address': Subject, . "Me-.
thodism in its Relationsto the Origin
Sabbath;School .Work.'l- Mr.
:yaesfhW Been JliClhe ittneHoyg
teen yearst anhasor several jears
been lPr(eiadi)rfgMaSr;f)Mr.AYtes is
sometimes effectively-eloquent
,000 j tho .Metbodists ,48 000; other
lomm
are jn tne State 2 00,000 white cliil
aren; RwiBnere H'SS'U.
179I"Bishop T White, "of'the P. " E;
Churchi si Wished? a fwim jar? ppfool
... t., 4. . rnti.-v.
isfcu Methodism is the -mother of
e
1 ; flKi7TT nT7. nwTo n VI In i mi bvTTanah
T?fti!ArRorrt,Rftikeirdrdl6ir l6afid?
the Sabbath School, bot; Sophia Cook,
furnished; the School fohiin to
sabbath School prodnces a, reviv4i;
and v.eryxcivivaU'yfoUowed by.a
conversion, Methodism is agreat
founder of Sabbath School power. (f (i
I The relation of Methodism td the
Sabbath School win be seenbyjnquvr.
"g what is the effecP of the Sabbath-
Schooh i ;The object is not to furnish
a place to shut up" children from the
Souls "": . ,. t H U.Kf..i
; r Mr. Yates ended his discourse with
v . r 1 1 o it .'t '
a oeauuiui euiogy upon : oaooain
School work. . v,?i?
f As ian r interlude ? the choir sang
spirit and effect "Hold the
the ,meemg;SbjectMe
n ireiauon;,
and Tract Societies?; fTo seev this iwjq
muat consider tim spirit of Methodism
which is and was: W
1 1. Doing good of all oxt?tsand,a$,
far as possible, to all menJ ' ' , i0
ideal of the geniosfebf -Metbodistn
The;, devotion of Metbodistovomen'
is one of the greates-t agencies iu
Methodisrworkjrt&yjgive theif. sfinr
toTGbd" with T "devoted" lieaftsl their
the clmfcfi1 Bv Oieioext CeViigShfal,
LwllB iS?m,?Pt
r"i.;i- t".i I aingaoms or tnis wona snail become
pubhsbed4.t;h . .a heeMiflfknA hU
I Chriak'fr xti st'ivaW,
I Bishdaifhligi'
?e$!?gB '.-
No beaer-"tesfs of Hbedrawmg
strength. of bishop sMarvtdinhi
leommdnity than the densely packed
audience ihatigf eetett hiilrrat Metro-
' 9lJi?fb&PJ --ftywP'gbW qughi
the rai pottred4ii i torrents - and the
iit.;,',waterA;t ee.Ueeb
tion was ta.kenpJTp he new church
4fter the"laddres!,Vnd"a;iaj sum
was realized.-the lBaritiAii 'and'T'fpfei
Sunday School of itself putting down
Saturday, March 25.
RainyimV-there wasiwarge
au-5-H
dience. OppitMMrr waYerr.by Rev.
Ieory ,GiAyf. wh4mt1f the oldest j
members oLahc Nlirthrolmai;tloiK4
I .JBishop, MeTyeirs leq yiptrodqeed
pen. J6ha Ni -Staplej wh addressed
tne auaience n the fjsubjecti- UhurebL
anlfStatei ? xMrStaples1 fs a 'mpmber''
v . lurinuuiilt viiuiuii. a yuiiir.i
awyer ot tne uar ot Ureensboroi aud
U' V'yrh"rntiir-f a .Vho'. lout fSonaval
Assembly of iulortli Car bhasi- He
bas quite a prepossessing appearance,"!
a soft, ciear.lefsant (vpice and isl
yery popular as a speaker.
after
. .t-;t. . r r r' v . t ; -r-
dress.
ment to Worth Carohnai Said she was
i , i . ..
raiuer hiuw vuu, was always in lime I
unmaha' elleithen ! thanked. the r citir
jsena oi ttaieign tor tnejr kind hospi-'l
jaiityano;tM.CjCTOis
rneuts iothtktir zeal and success id
r .&"& fj""gitniue ui tins uu-
icasion; spoK9.teralfiiCAri---J.iiiid
tiart AdvooaU a rtSy f the in-
terest of aUthoJipthA.J
dists, and expressed his gratihatfdni
thaUheAtldrrs; during tha-week '
had been mm-e an expression of gratl
tnde to God th eh a glorification o.tj
ma t, and? clo-.! by alluding touch i
fing y and dutifully to the servkss j
of the approaching Sabbath. ( - -t f '
i,ev. SiA. jjoone men introuy.c:u.
resolutions requesting me iihuji
and speaker to furnish their manu-
Vcripts to the Committee of Arrange
ments, who $bU; be f requested f.o
Ul
wi
puoiisn inem, in connecuun wiura
terio-aSia rihT-ifareigji;
Christian Advocattftotep&WllW ' the
Rev.' Ji!3. Bobbitt': and that the pro-
ceeas reanzea irom uie saie ot iuo
volume buuii appueu wu mo uuim-
ing-"of the "Metropolitan'1 Methodist
jnurcn m -s.a.eign,u' wmuu "werp
nt0rl iTMnmiton-X X m
I Announcements-Were "ihen" made
r -.J.:, . .......
by ihe'C6'mmittee of Arraug.eme.nta.
; $1,520 " was .thh' ubsoribed by
other citizens r'of rhKaleigli j:to the
church :f und, and $1,000, iri-cash of I
1 a a r m vv rt a It ati1a1 4a4Ia Si 4k- I t.
retary by a" Mend wlidse'"naraewas
not given. . i-iVV-uuii
Bishop; Dpggett then; arose and: ad
dressed the-iaddifenceliii ' one of ; the
afesJ;ahdmost fethrilling'VinH
prompt speechejt w.e oyer listened toj."
He .waxed more xaua more eioqueoi
and touch inglv beautiful until 'he
thrilled !andrmelted tb: prof use ' weep; ;
ing tne wnoie ot.nis auaience. ,v nen
quested; tUchoifc'to-,8ing-"Gatherirg
liome ani oia ana young aii;wp
profusely a W'vii6ijrfhttib(
beautiTuT oni!-nXChjLeniiial-Kaa.ue.vit
beautiruf Kong.v4Cntennial-Jiauev
a itaivl I sncyesSi iaud.rsthis-:lay: the
siding rEldjerpf ffthe Charlotte iDis
irict, and after singing a 'prayerrwa
b fferexl by : Re i J esse Cti nnin ggi mv : '
audience Rev. .W i S. Black. 1 Rresi
ding Elder of the Wilmington.uDis-,
triot, who took for his theme Metho
dist Itineracy, and ? occupied' about
Kuriyininuxes in lengtn, out was
very 'appropriate, . aud i was. well re
ceived, and at times so humorous as
to create -"applause. After the ad
dress an appropriate hymn was sung.
and Mr Bobbitt called on the Secre
tary to know-ifany -additional sub
Scriptionsfeadibeen received-for the
boiuliuc.: of 'Metropolitan '-Church.
The Secretary replied there had been.
and.nthe"; books r were' stilt JbpenJ and
that they 'wanted to, make i up. the
twelve -thousand 'dollars' in " Raleigh
before thef meeting 3:adjourned: r ' A
committee was appointed lb walk up
and down, the aisles 'and, cries were
heard on all sides "Put tne down,"'
4fFut me down," and in . little or no
time the Bubscriptioriwajaised,j and
Secretary. Iteid had the honor to read
I out on this, centennial occasion, that
ivaieign naa given twelve thousand
andcTtie-hundredanfddrrfiv
lars to build'the1 hew2 Metropolitan
Church and the ". church -would be
built. The ; news was received - witlx
applause all over the halb-Resolntions
. of thanks to the choir,"officers," citizens
fered, and- the , meeting , was, closed
with a benediction .'from ReYi , W. S.
'- - i -
JDiaCK.
s
; Raleiga SeaUneLl K
: :l u-- .-. Still Ahead.-
"The Old North State forever!"
s i any. one more ror JNortn uarolina.
She s;th.e fountain of f heroism and,
statesmanship, .the nursery of great.
men, lor all the other states, kiog.f;
She supplied Ohio" -itHcher-nbbfesT
ioyorar,:OJd JiillsAllen. She sent
neEgyD.jJajKheiYSw
boy, -iva;n.ojfbf4hreat. an
J m i red and- ad u la ted.i:rankeei nation
ants : to elebra.te 3dr0dth
birthday with the gr aadest's windlihg
showrassreatrornBverteheldbrthr
Carolina donates thS President ofj the
entenniaGeDerarJpe l.Hawley,
Who, although! beihasc long ' leen a
Connecticutter, is a-pative Tar-heel.
TAnd after all this, pourjngj forth of
mental and moralAnakirnj Bhe still
has.Jef t at' leas t a hundred candidates
f oiveTnoTnd-pcongressional -and
the
Too M a eh Cotton.
Q;a,:ofEerhfonowing
ad vice tou hit pnthen rpoup trymen :
I ,Verily King Cotton, he other
feffi &(L Ad Win Hii inln tr t tio -anlMtU r.iU
the ueoule. ProRiwritv in ttiiaartlo
PdOMerasJMendethr
vertY.V-..Ai'jvVrvfiea'VV rrtfi'a
een maaH.' Hiid vct. t Km nonnlo -. wn
j the " ragged edge" of insolvency,
J The ; moJiTjke'jtRamorjjr 1 we
grow. Aud yet the desperate bet' iti
' Faid on anMhecroiyirt .tne face1 of
it'll ifxrH uiiuruKHn ntinrmi v t kl.
salts. The beatllen adaw. Wrrvim
I i da irtnSfii'.nA V'illi'.1 t .1 . .. .
make "mad, is being actualized. " No
sotrior fertilizer ifto feasonsrv;will
iavenetcountry'. onthWe.Sfltw
present Agricultural olis aThe e-
laTnTaVirieeW bffs f cottbnTiriri
li .. . . " : v"
nrna.
I pects oX:tbeconirM Bad
goyeriimeiitmay. destroy-us- ami our
Tift
.onipofpvwnt. iVlot2?W'ae-
i apuuu wituuuk uume supplies. HI
rread
meat ftittrPma& homwghtf
f The - great';bnTdca jotexTnsea'lies
iight there The stomaeh cqsts more
lhao the back. -Make bread," raise
meatiUve t; h be' Velf support
I At 7:30 baiurday iht thejneet
tnT at Mtro;Iwaii cJille
$obrder;bv'Hei:.H,biU, Pre-
uuuis, unuuiuaiiuesana powers. or tne f -tou. jt,5XJtvjiiNH,Hi i - UHiP w
worlirreturnishedTermessetlh i io..to iv !mel f00 p;
throA nraoMnnlo TV,. T11, I A I iUO ?q ? bfi'r??;:W W fcfcdfc the TaiaWc
T''wravH.tKiHiAuuA.viaL:BUu:i . I . .-. a f? mm mm mmm m f m mm I i :..,jf ..rf;
Jobnsotu She'rrSve Ojo.her..vu-.Al I fl CLi Cl- l 111 & iSShfl I Assessments
prMeial4aniotfe7os f Aiiperaons
atonal Umber enough to outfit half
eoitiheiA alundntlvUnael:
Kra;thor inflation, nor contrac-I
tion, nor. the financial rffanX in the
corring platform will sayj us. ; Help
rnt . cor-'e out of I the grp"nd in
i readstuff 3. Yc a may go to X xa
all cafcton ill wamayj; jc may
stay in Georgia . and grow fat and-
J -- -- - . . . T 1 . , J
rich on peas,j potatoes,wneaii auu
oorirr "Let : iis1 fill " bur "garners' - with
1 mariner sldre) ' Jhen ofir oxff
ill stronff to labor, our sheep
there-wiUbe nofenfflri'noVgb.
ing out" in quest t of, .food plenty
And peace' will" hush "cbmpfaining iu
pier and better people. -
! A Specimen southerit' Blaine Man. -
! " tSliecUl lotie Baltimore 'Gazette.l
i , Washington, March 24.
f Tj. lL Chandler, the. present pension
agent at Norfolk, appears to be the
most Broner of all'meft ; to advocate
the nbmination.'and election of James
i. jjiaine to tne i resiaency. vuauu
(eVwhile United States District 'At
torney for the 'eastern !par't'6f "Vir
ginia, recovered aindgmehtof $5,000-
railroad, jmd.med m but : $2,500,
to the governratnt, ..f.Judge Hughes,
hay ins had i.his ..attention - called ,to
-. ' ' ' i
this irregularity, (issued anj orderJUi
effect tbaV asa appeared, that he
withheld impropeTly'the'sumMsot
twenty-five hittdred-l'oUaTSri,:dui "he
Ullll!'tatifi;hr show -reason t Wliy I
troni his aasetH.Ui.ii ed States Marshal
Rarnsdell- retuiueri , th order "no
effects." ? it It j was, then vsugge.sted .that,
the . amonnt. -be, dedMeted., frqm,athe.-
payoij,. ynanOiier L.as .pensiou ageiii, ,
but all the officials here .being. ...more
of lessin ; favor ! of peculations, so
cmel a'niethbd of eettinVback'gov-
ernmeni iuuuh nas. noi ueen resorieu,.
to. Chandler continues; to advocate
Blaine for the Presidency: . ;
Mystery Solved!
i The Great Seer et of the Wonderful
SUCCESS , OF. TEGEHNE.
It strikes at the root of disease dt Dartft Ins the
blooa, restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy ac
tion, invigorating the nervous sjstenv i,
I - EELIABLE EVTDENOE. .
Mlt H. H.BTKTKNS :-r , '!,,
i Dear 8u, 1 will most cheerfully add my testimo
ny to the great number you have already received
hi favor of your great and good medicine, Vze.
Tina, for I do not think enough can be said in its
S raise, f of I was troubled over thirty years with that
readfnl disease, Catarrh, and had such had cough
Ing spells that it would seem as though 1 could utiv
ver breathe any mere, and- V Kerns s nas carea me;
an I do feel to thank God all the time there is so
good a medicine as VerTm, and I also think it
one. of the beet medicines for coughs and weak
sinking feelings at the stomach, ani advise every
body to Use Ymithe, for I can assure them it jta
one or tne nest meaicmea mat ever was. s
H . ; KKS. jU - ii
Corner Magazine and Wflautets.
tamor.aje, jnass.,
mm
i in?) K.-;OiSi.'f.
! Thousands Speak:
'If.'
i VxaKTHtB Is acknowledged and: Tecommened by
pnysiciana ana apotnecativs
ana cleanser of the blood ve
sands speak to Its praise who have been restored, to
aeaitn. ,
- :?s.ii. v n;jl.t
'"f -0Ut.5j.i:-.. ''.ft
Eeport from a
Practical Chemist and
Apothecary. o ii
Bear Sir This is to certify that I have rold at re
tail 154 1-3 dozen (1853 bottles) of your Yzexnxrx
since April IS, 1870, anfi can .truly tay it has given
i - tviii viuir aua-m " - l
ui irh (Muiwuuu ui muj remeuy tur ue com
plaints for which it is recommended that I ever sold.
.Scarcely a day passes without come of my custom
ers testifying to its merits on themselves or their
friends. I am perfectly cognisant of reveral cases
of Scrofulous tumors being cured by Yegetine alone
in this vicinity, ti 1 jvj ' .-ri".if.;tj -Si'
TTl . jljIL ' j
v ktj reHiMXAiuuy tout, , - i
-1 iq, 4-.wji-tVAl GTLMAN.! sliiis.
Will Cleanse Scrofula from the Svstem.
ftHONST;OPINIOKfia
MK.(il..
' STfeyitNs' y ;: -3fr' j
Daar Sir .Thin bi tn (nw that nn -ni ura taVn4
sick in January, I8i4, with Scrofula, which came out
in iarga cores and nlceraon his legs and hip. .His leg
waa s walled more than twice its natural-size. He
had several doctors ot high standing n their prof es
sitn two from Boston aud three from Charleatowu
-t-wiinom getunga on netter. u was obliged to lie
wwrw uB vw. - pwee, iw lie aaq o :
limn wnatever.. wnen we had dven
of bis living' we ware told to-try VEG
at oiooa remeay : ana.ae naa laiten u
ie neiore we coma see a prex cniuimt.' Ttut nn
ran so bad that we had to change the cloths four or
five times a day. ' StOVne was getting better, for he
could move his limbs and help, himself a Ultie.. He
was soon able to sit. up in bed, and, by constant use
of VEGET1NS-' it haa cured hini He has a lame
W whto.h lift will .IWltkAhf-w It.va 1a. k.t il
honestly believe if we hadnsod VKGETINS before-1
the use of his lev. and restore
w w wunnu wiui uwig aactonu it wouia.nave aavea .
red to natural health.
l hope au those troubled with bcrofula trill read this
testimony of me and my bob, who is now. well and
awe to speak for aUasel.
-' 1 -j i CATBARINK MAHONET. , 1,
I H ira DANIEL MAHONEY, f "
i The above nia!nhnthone(rt amnuin'4iiBiir.
ly shows the quick and thorough cleanainz effects of J
the YEGETINE in BctoftW .TVA
i
l I VEGETINE is ackBOwleded.J.T -ill
pwuw w dc me nest anft ni08t.reliJWe nioo pori l
1 nregetike it ioid1
i mh l-DAWlm'' :'- r'KS.-i-H
1872?
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llie ltUiiiiUllj ;Xai W
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PRIOEbuREBlIDED
fj.-.
FOR THE'CENTfiNIAtTTEAk B
! o-ui :m!, loTTjioiq '...ii vff.;
Iatiepenrieiit-SeMeeBy - Hewsnaperr
" ' ", ' devotsd to ',! -H
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Vircuiauon jiareeantt uaur increasing 4
r . . . . . .
w Ll.al.j2i. IV DUOOtJItlllJfi.
1 It circulate fnl)lrty-two'C6uutles hi Eastern
and Middle NerthOaToJinaAnd aonth-fiide Virginia;?!
rPBE ATTENTION OF THE - ,
T SIi"?isk) be above-titled "paper, which, being"'
b t iT t wvoeeminussiaaiA;c ,
tr- !T us Dew meainma m- vv eiqraiCaro- i
Unit hTAnmi teM.L ..i... a... . . . . , ,
,.v,tll vt-MAMM(t BROS., Proprietors, CrSt'r'.tI -I
... . n - . . . . n i . ., . . j lLtlilli: i. . i 1 rviap mu ail lirw pTinBrnrtPra Sir tskaa tuMAml. . t
f " uat peraoo-or the biste., Kates foradver-.
using verviiDerar;--AddreBBj"vy --
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v We liave handled thef ' Acme Wliiskies , for (Xearg,( and liavo
ways found, tlicto .uniform imd atitfact'ory Give. thein a-trlal. . f ,
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rrHH ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC IS BBSPECTFTJLLY ESV1TED.TO THB 'AOT THAT THB
ioneatWiimii
;X Caralina Central
KauWay Being Completed aiHl lauy equiyyeu lur uuninans, oii i vum.vj..
ston.i ttotii Tut Direct oieamer uneis uau via r ciuuh uu ,x- uiuiuumi, i uiuiiuv, f
New York, boston and Providence oneqnaled f acility f or bandJinsBhipments fropi .
j. ik . i. . 'u . i i jl m f i ,i , . . 1 l! '
..t . llmingtoii and all Jbasterzi' yities f
I 'f Kj - ArnmT1 'Wmi'ihnTmt ri1 Wtttatt4"tt:
mi I I I i rl .a . . vac - - as
ii , t , etiitiifrrnrdton. AslicvIIIe.
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and &U teonB B the Atlantic Tenn. i&Onlos, AUanta Kicnjnon tt -.une, JNortn. UMOuaa ana.
Western North Carolina Railroads as well as all points in GEOR&I AND i LA '-AMA.' J - ' J ' - "
i insurance from Eastern cities' guaranteed as low as via any other line. Ntt .em aal or transfer cnargesi
5 1 mm . , . A mmr a H la A IaU7 AM . ' - ..-
r lis,ta nointa furnished uDon aDDlfcationto
. MISCELLANEOUS.
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T 0LLEY S
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ENGLISH
Breecnrloamg" Guns.
i We have for many years, with great success, made
a special tv Of buikliBe Fine Breech-Loadine Guns
to the svecial instructions of individual . sportsmen
Making for a large and select trade - enables aa to
give greater care and attention to the fitting, Khoot
big and general finish of oar Guns than can be
given to thoje jGuns bought by tne retail trade from
manufacture rs who prodace for a general market
W e Bolic.t the patronage of i thosa eportemen wbo
are judges of 1 iae Gens and wbo know the impor
tance oi having their Guns made to fit them.? -
! .We are prepared to accvpt . orders to build Guns
oi any weignt, gauge, proportion or style.
n i. 1 nucs. '
.....$ 65 Gold.
.... SO' u
PIONEER
TOLLKY.
STANDARD .r.,
NATIONAL......:
V
115" "
CHAULKNUS.. ......
PARAGON
AA , 11
: FulMliusmted particulars with reference and
instructions lor sell measurement forwarded on ap
plication. - (- S. & W: TOLX.KY, f
. Krancn umce, 89 Maiden Lane, New. York. ; :i .
Mannfactory, Pioneer Works, Birmingham, fing.
Tax WoticeV
.:v'. i!
WUmrngtoit Townships
UK .V-U.i!.
It
9atBV-
AHS BOARD OP TRUSTEES AND TAX-LIST-BBS
for the; Township and City of Wilmington,
wCl proceed on the FIRST DAY OF APRIST
and for TWENTY DAYS thereafter, at the CITY,
HALL, in .the city of Wilmington, between tbe
hours of 9 A. K, and 3, Pr M and every FRIDAY
EVENING aurlhg the month of April,between the
and 9 P. M.; on said day s, to List
Lands and Property.' ana make the
jtvuitvu uj law. .
1 and citv
II tin
and corporatioBS within this Township
are iequiredby.law, to give iu their taxa-
endat the abova times and nlaces for
the purpose specified; within Twenty Days, under
uie ueuoiiy oi uoaoie i n. . t . -i , , .
I .Extbact raqji Act to Rauh Ekvkkuk, - ..:.5
f All persons who, are liable: fox a- Poll. Tax, and
sha l wilfully fail to eive themselves in. and fail to
list within the time allowed,: shall be deemed GUIL-
i t A misu kmjsajNOR,, and., on conviction
(oereor. snau do v inea not more tnan Flity Dollars;
Jtev,
.-i.fw 4i..lu V.-iit.u'j - t.li4 .Wvk-i1'
ha ESTABLISHmiN-1855, ; mt
LarseaC Clrealatlon In be State.
n:voiea to iteugwn, Literature, . Bclence, . Ar,
T0rxaii f .the jtt,L c, Confereiica.od
; .the M. B. Chtirkotli
j It has its support, and .the continued . aid of its
Ministers, all of whom are agenU) towards increas-'
tne its circulation. r v -. .
I We Offer too preMnmA1 he Aovocatk ' stands'
I nue is ALetaooiBUc in doctrine. It will contain
news from all Churches, so as to make it a welcome
yisitor to the inteUigentreadera of all denominations.
fIaw!)r BuMnem Men
vance; f 1 SO
reo 14-tr
.... 3 I - L . . - : . . . I I .
The Camden Journal,, ,
f0? Camden, 8 6.,
ISn
fmongthe MoKhaata,. Farmers and sail classes fJ
lnmbUandAugustaailroad:' ' "
i Uberal terms wUl be made vMtTTThoBe desirtug to
T KnhrTnHn r.r J itfVa.,if-tw
AddresX-r'
hR T TiTvTl I ArTrP.rAt Ti u
f A A JJ li "il II L il JLf i J Mi
lESIRTNG TO PLACE A WWAW Ab'lTv
ive:newitliane Inthehuoita in
fTOry Quanfled voter in Robeson and adjoininircoiin.
J endsUnip fir swrttmth cwM-5 ('t iotk
V?,;
- TonaortHsWR,jrmTt
JlU9
ARTM his removed UYtk& narbferVbontol
lTt
Ddnni
f State employed, and KimZTuZr tJr ,
Rh.4V-,ii2"S.HMi V?Hine,aB
vest-'Wockmeattf thai
t w.v...n. amir.
- iVii' i i j -
a UB. iiHiiriaiiimi siaan vnurw a nun -rnivrw lava s ...
no all hmwa II. "1 ,wu v iwcwiu ui Arasiees.
KTINE, the i W- -V 8.rlV POTT8,.3 1
but a short I t "Wpt. Township Cleik. .
rtrecsytedy htm,aa .taieaiUf(taf?aMsa:
Bouse, wWe he invites tisold frie f andthepuhTj
,Car6Iiim Central flail way,
General Freight .Department,
WILMINGTON, MARCH 31st,"' 1875t
- h -r m u . , ' ' .. a M n. a . v w
Greenville, gnartanbunr, r r !
i .'m-f"? !; . i .' x "h turn 0.1-..-6 i&wt
the ltinaerrtcnedli! Offlc In nanK of New HanoVei
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bank: of ;New,Hanbvqr;
Vf
Asilliorf zed Capltiil Si',O0O,0di
Cash Capital paid '1m
5 8300,000'
Surplus ' Fund
50,000
if
DIRECT ORS. '
JOHN DAWSON
C. M. 8TEDJ4AN '
D, R, MURCHIS0N' J :.t L' B.T GRAINGER
DONALD McRAE , ' " " 'C 3A. "A. LEAK
. .,'.1 i,J.'ia.jr'i f -tiW T-?s ai.'i:..-irfil
H. VOLLERS, r .-' v, B. F. LITTLE
.-. .tut.! . i i if . . .ii . .....?).
R. R. BRIDGKHS
T tar i- a rv trtw f -
w-'- E. B. BORDEN
'.LB. GRAINGER, Xresident
S.. D. Wallacs. Cashier.
StaBALTIMOREJO;
! .?! v-4 i-ArVfUCU o.. -,.
FROM THB ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT i MY;
many friends, patrons, and the music-loving
community of Wilmington, and throughout North
Carolina, will notice that I cm now making; BAIr
T1MORR MY HEADQUARTERS. ' ...
, The shipping facilities- from the North., with the
desire to extend mv Piano trade to a large fields to
gether with my wide-spread reputation in -the-business,
has induced me to adopt this plan; ; ,'
. I now can offer special inducements to those who
will honor me, with their orders. Tfi v- (
Havisg been educated a mnsician.-and. so to say,
"born and raised" In the Piano, business, gives me
the assurance to claim that Instruments sent out by
me will favorably- compare in. Superiority with the
most noted make known, at prices which will defy
competition. Persons wishing to purchase will find
it to their advantage to CORRESPOND DIRE-T-LY
WITH MR AT BALTIMORE,. jDefore making
a hasty purchase elsewhere. J ' - y
-j JiespectfullyvL "Ji-'FV'-KUECKERT. W
HBPECIAL 1T0TICE.-I will, however NdT
CON TIN DE business la -WILMINGTON; butshall
keep on hand, kt nj vesidOnce, CORNER 3D AND
MARKET STREETS, ft sufficient supply t Pianos
sad Organs to meet the demand, of my established
trade in Wilmington; Where city-purchasers are in-'
vited to tail and examine -the .Instruments offered
jX CvT-T tiV i "w
Mi
XTALXJ0 CARTR13G1S, -fttrLlTARYv HUNT
-EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN' -ACCCM
..Jl.j.
Hp latre:Dischamlerc
! Kypar Kifl warranted .ateol ipoterrCaHnra
40, 44 aiid 4V10Cor,aninch,and of any;desired lengths
Charge pf powder, from 60 J lfl5:grata.i) Weight ef
allf horn,; m to 849,-grains Stock,, plain; , also
P&tolgrip aad.'ihecked.njBii'htsi tdainiiGlobhand'
feep Sights' 3f ernlet tUK?laW(aiaagela ftott
sight, h atid. Wlhd-feause.i ISverl
kuhi6H tor above guns, cOiiatantlyW hand. "
j Tiffi'MEIIlEItl'BfilEECHOlTIIHffi
1 saw- :-:irasa i:ftiiut"i iT(trT'' i ,T ?
Wifrictis, 950 OO to 250 OO. : .
TV S
v-z-idL-JcdL
! Clark &Snfiid Ar .
m -.vjf jstos!
I :
j. Sendforyatalbiift. JiiLIf lSD3Kfir
Havana Lottery;
- -r. .-.,ir
uu.:.. J.J '
iilleenlayL
S635 nf a-:i"'-r-""
lay T-dwTv
30 Liberty St.," New Yorki
ms UNDERSIGNEI. GENERAL AGENT OF
iAf jtheilmiugtoa Mutnal.Fire lBi?nrancel!b.iLhas
1 ?r't'Pre9 ,0' write poUciohagaiwt Jotu iiftSd by
fire on the most faverabltrm . wy
. deci vod Tu Tft-Ha 8n? BAM'L W.ANis'd'N?
bsbw a - aw
jor saie., jrAu -Tjuais orders: should alsor be
e t-at my jrealdenipe for prompt attention. . . .
I feh-D&yvtf- "fr"- ' i. ; J. pR.'
I i .Ltsvm lmhlm bait Lo.-Ui.i.fTTjj
tn ma .il SHARPS RIFLE 'COMPANY, li J
i78S fsametoviBg toj. 4 J..0, .a46X,00 1 Alveftiwrt wW defreto reach purthasers abouM
1 Sr'V'i-r"."-'" lOO.OOO (tdverttoeia the. GAZETTE., f -f v 't
i 'T,-'':lrf-ii.MVi.(.jI7 AO,Oeo ' It Is publUhedm Camden,1 Kershaw Oft., 8.
Jtit1 'S'Vf'Yi-Kv.wM,.. 25,000 the head of navigation on ; the jWatereeWveri at fa
auA.)iH,u iu. Kcukt oi i no eeaooara jriro"
SSES W- jVlstata;r halrarz a cash'
tapitalof Two Hundred Thonsnn-I i,
pr&,i ana ALife: jfisraCAieiicy 4 1
; A. & CO.
Beprcseutlujcove
j t-OFFICE Commercial Exchange - Eni;
North Water Street;
f eb 25'tf
PIEDKONT & ARLINGTON
I . . ' : of Richmond," Virginia
! ; ..;s.Annizal Income Over $l,500,(Kio
.V'.:7.4f
t,)l4.'"i! f.
It
L Pre2TssiT& I iPTcsBeroiis r Promcti
1 i',r
SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES' SGor-Pc'
s , . : INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERvi.
l; , j t.AND (OOOD; SURPLUS , ,
' V :-- -- - - - . r
is
Premiums Cask, Policies Liberal
j . Annual DlvfsJon ol'Surp
US.
I ' if if'.tv"
tl!.
v. - ,,,.,... . j
S Offlcet f r the present with Dr.. Ti- Fv Wood. Jiedi
CSl Examiner,' on Market street, two doors west
oi
Green & Flaaiier's drusf VtoreT ilmlngt6n, N. C. ' ! ,
i scptemoer s-u
T
i V JJlli ZIAA111I V
HE WEATHER, SO THETvYINp DON'T I
Blow," and even if it does blow, as it has for some
weeks past, you needn't mind it so mucq, provided
your property is insured vagainst Fire" in the LIV
ERPOOL c-AND LONDON AND GL0RB, with its
$30,C9 C0i assets; and iginat the Perils of thi r
Deep, 14 the MOBILE UNDERWRITERS, with it, j
$1,500,00., and;. .yoa, have, a Policy on I your L fel1
bnder the popular RES SERVE ' PLAN , Of the' old"
METROPOLITAN LIFE' INSURANCE COM
PAN Y, "of Nexv York,'f the most progreesive Com
pany f the ise: Thus1 'protected,' what heed to
turn pale at either the Firs Alarm, the Storm Signs
br.th8ma31-poxtt. i a I U,-si
Fifty Millions assets represented, Fire, Marine
, .4 'I ,OHN W. GORDON, .
tahSS-tf .' r 24 North Water Stretl
INSURANCE ROOMSi
AtKiiison &Hanning.
$70,000,000 AaetUepreseuted
. '. t aaaai.. t
Ins.'Co. of North America: Philadelphia.
Phenix lnsnrance Company.. . New York.
Continental Insurance Co ....... .New Yora.
N." British & Mercantile Ins. Co' . London. -BartfordFire
Ins. Company Hartford, v
jNauona; fire Ana. uompany.....,rlartiord.
Springfiuld F. & M. las CoLlwiMassachnsetii
i -;iU ;).1V!fTIAniNK.!Viii
Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co., i ,,..-New York
Ins. Co. ef North America. .. . .il. .Philadelphia.
i U
L1FG.
Connecticut Mutual life Ins. Co;:.;:Hartford,
fMarchStt ,f;i v
IgUCQURAGE- HOME .OTSTITUTIONli.;
v 'i'i, ' 'ciirity'agaiiTire.
is rapidly gro
in public favor, Kb3
appeals; with confidence; m
ox propertt u
ctorin. ijiarQunSvT
-I
i - fee -Agents in all patta ef the State. J
R. Hi "BATTLE, Jr., President. : 7t
i C.B.ROOT,.VksePre8identJ-l.ii 1
i BEATON GALES, Secretary. ,,'..,.!
PULASKI COWPER,SnperviBbr. I
i -fti. 'ATJUKSONiAAJirNINGAsaiim.
j augl-tf - r m WIliDineton. N 4
1
f MISCELLANEOUS.
Hi
THE vli ANDMAEK.
j tt 0 t Oi! J PUBLISHED AT" ; r , . j , :
$TATESVIZLE,IIEDELL CO., t-
I Sol" 1V; c-plS,THETif -j f .. I ' '
heading lTeWapef'iit" Westetn North ?
ttU ,lA ?.v-C eifi ' ,,- "'t
is .Uarouna-r..
f srfj ri J,
f it is the only Democratic Paper published ia J re
rell County one of the largest and wealthiest coun-
Main tho,State-r-and has attained a-larger local
circulation than any paper ever heretofore published
In the county., i .ii, I "
it dmilatlon in Alexander,' Wilkes,' Ashe, 5le
rttanyi Yadkin, Davie and Iredell,, is larger ttan
that of any two papers in the State combined; ana
u rapidly acquiring a strong foothold iu Forsytie,
purry. Rowan and .western Mecklenburg. . - ,
ui. -. i i?m 4 4j.-tijj.- iij. j.o. ' 1 -
,!" f'tt', - r r v' 1 i "
It is the only paper in Western .Nerth Carolina
that empl6y a Reoular Canvassiho Aobht, apo
thos kept constantly before the people, t 'ndertlua -system
a rapidly increasing circuiatiou is the retail, ,
jn&kihg the Lahdmakk '. J
jTHl?lJllSiT ADVERTISING JHBDIUM
j";,.; IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, j
J . -.iJj'.'i4i-H),t.. t ' . ,tj .J.4 ' I
r"ADBRESd.?si r j -i i.ANnnjtKK."
t 4e -tf , . , , v . RtAtPRvillo . o.
18Xd.;j?ostpaid::.1.60
-jLi.rtl -tlf 1--THR NURSERY; ! I
, . 1 t . - f t,
a ViivrttT-v- ir iYV . tth.ti? Wit ' ViitwrkST
V .Readers HnnerV.lv 1 1 1 antra tod -ind lOccntS
for a Mample Number Subscribe Now, .and get
the iat two numbers of this year Fbss I - j.
JAJ -U. Brtinnii g
Pcm-rt-lat-na rBrowi field fttreet. Bot j
jLook to our -Interest.
MTBrtMiiff : is a -iProfltaHle InTestment
:.st-
1
FFF O 'HE MERCHANTS OF WDV
!V miaoB and elsewhere,, superior indawmeaw
to advertietbeir business in its columns. Having a
a large- and rapidly increasing circttlatloh throughont
one of , the wealthiest sections on the Wateree river,
It is considered a meet
1 -wmi! -j; j ;,ini';J ft 3 "
4itr,. '.. .. .ji.im
vei
For terms of advert.iafnc JkcLl iJitrMr
( '!!WU5'I lAiiI. 11.0- rI"n, Vi
nov 26-tf
Camden, B. U
Tha XincolhMl PWirress
IS thfi nnl nsnop nnhlklxJ In 1 Itintln COnntT,
T4 4l a .V ar....',i..n 1 . l.. Anfiff'hA Mer
chtttitsv Farmery 4lllass3) off lwne8jB -
1
s This Company continues to write Policies at fa '
rates, on ail classes of iiiBarableproperty. j
! All losses are promptly adjusted and rail The
wine
ansurers
I It wffer fol tie' Merchants. Wilmlngtoiii; j
jitable mediom? for. .advertising .rth.busnw"8'
thro tA' cetera K4jrth'CarblinA,'' ''V:"' ' ' Jt i
t Ii- pirns will be aklwedl-ol yMriy,
Subscription price, $3 00 per aantti ,
in advance. . - t- - i ' h -
j Address 3-, flt.!F..H. DaLANE,. ; 1
f v.i sr. Editor and Proprietor,
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