iaf
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tice and fair dealing, can wish to at
tend elections with pistols or other
... .
upon anolher supposed vulnerable point of superior force, lneir execauon pi
this nation, we are walking in the way f j this movement seems to , nave been
as vine conception
ler peace. Let'no voice Ixom any quarter mis- wlle nufceesaf nl a
fefe upon his' person, provided all J a " 5 m lwehi ml every1 1 it,'io again they surprised the
Subscriber.. Delivered "wberirat the h are unarmed. We:annot hweak joint in the constitutional armor of; whites,1 and though cieteateii iney in-
SZr??tm Annt W.W. -W.inn. wnnia ha the American Union la maskednd an flicted a heavy loss up,.n he victors,
week to one year.
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moire free and more honest if all men
were prevented from going tothe
polling places armed. We know that
w i thjjoldiers $ resid i ng o v erthe polls.
there are no free - and honest elec
tions. .- V , -.u .
whites,1 and thongh defeated they in
flicted a heaw loss upon the victors,
bushed the batteries of war and.theerried the -pportion .!.: of English officers
ranks of millions or men, ido ow kiU d aml woanded being very great.
the sleepless eye of the jealous affections of i rvj . fL IT
theneoDle." -NI -.-WOfUL
This is the waythaU this Insaliata I A
BOSCOB CONKLING, .
r 1 We have not seen the text . of Mr.
Conkling's speech1 It was no doubt
. - ' .r -m,vicn M Two biff Bpeecle8''.erBiuniade.JB
in which the verjtte Aftj ??fc Congress u$iyj -lunie iby s Judge
tuttuu s an swao ,is' s j i lavish on llie ArmV'Dlw'Jn lutr ou;;
add liberties- of t the people L iThis nate, and the other by iGeddes, a new
BombaatefiFuriOsoof debate indulges J member of tbd.Hoiise row.Ohw, on.
ti : .J .- A 'K.'r (.. the .Legislative bill, inai 01 me ior-
vaijsriiacntiuii iinii iniii'.ii v
warn wuiw wma hiww
iv sou reuy ueu&fcei. v i-fuiu iuB gj8t that tne Jrresident ptr tne unueu uppn a class or people wno nave Deea
: abstract sent by telegraph' "we s jates 1 ahail not' presida switb his. Jed'by tVTRepublican speakers to be-,
lufiUi5i..r. rWW-t-x- tt2S?Wffi
.mta itiMrUul anB a week' in Dally wlU suu iumuww, y I same 80rt. DecaUBO tHO Xemocraui in- I ,i rkV'tarv-o,!!! Irnui ft Tyrrtbd rFftt
eSfy.W? adit and ready debater. From the Sj8t Vhat the FKsidentVf ahe United po ft $eopU who haVebeW
.. - . 41. mkn,o. f Ro. I Vile
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gpect, Resolutions of Thanks, &c are charged for I may
in.r, .rivprtiRAmr.nta. but only hail rates I J
cwKJfor10. tempt of a cunninc: advocate to make of the country. That is really all It Judge Davis spoke very calmly and
tiage or Death. - . j the worse appear the better . reason.; ja but a repetition of the old plea f or ft feach termB as : a Judge- might em-
..AdT,l0nr When a' man: of Conkling's intense nroaon " -----4 J! ; t - Uov oti the bench.- The -House was
cord&g to ueppsiuon desired. . j . . , PTf ' Ain " ' rr . ' " ' ' - mach astonisbed at Geddes, who is
Advertiflementsonwhicano epeouee i "".v, T" - r-
. t . i. ,.,tw nrin hnvntinned "till forbid, I ,J a lt .i"s l " j
iaoMuii " -----y ..... ... irt I MirilKRI I. HUH
at the ODUon of the puousner. auu wwiw "r i -.
tnedateoi ouaconunuance. ; u - r . i aKiiltv and ex
mi . - w . ,
self into the : arena 'oft debate aa the I ?autifuj fcoutbexp. ladj Miss ;ewie,. 'abiiities.i: All jere Astonished at his.
champion of albavonet icve sel lb0h spok from, the Demo
ai once hw.i little of : the genuine destined to become a star of consider
principles of . true republicaniBm; re .rable ' niagniUde. ; She is credited
mains among the leading men of the witb true drUgemus and great
party of Grant ..and ; Hayes. IWhilst enthuaiaam ana.deyption The, u-
we concede willingly very high abilii gPta VArontde declare tnat -sue is
. nuv,ntinnv1 before the time con
AaTvtUflVUivuw .
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the time actually published. . I
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reme-ffood -opinion of : t . macn astouwuea
who has readioV and ' ' we may Urust ' Southern' ' exT' apy thing but prepossessing 4 n hu ap
woo nasreaaiog ana . , v t'-i.; 'a pearance. Few of the memben knew
rperience,' throws him- changes there. ,bj a .youthful t and g 8till fewer anything of .hia
cratio standpoint; but he covered,
ground o.pt- alluded,,, to hi fojmer
Breeches, aj j'. . ; ;..
OU K STATU CVHTBinPHRAUIES,
tt to Mr. Conkling, we ,: can see no
albora actress." She is to have a
evidences of either, statesmanship or t Pnea n mat city
patriotism in
the arbitrary dangerous,
pressive election laws.
If the Whole case were
if the Democrats had enacted .those
laws for the very purposes for which
Ififh on.
his course t.cohcerdibi I der the aospieeaof the Augusta : Dra-
and op- natwUlubi v - :
f ,, ;
the
,1 4. .
reversed
M aiy . ; Clemmer took ; after
We have none other than kindly feelings
towards the freedmen, and want them to
improve themselves, to act well their part
14 the position Providence has assigned'
them, let politics alone for the present, and
await future developments touching their
capacity and ability to, rule and govern..
'lime, aione. win uiiiuiaicjjr cino wt
mooted' question,"; and in the meantime
?ncftniM fivsf, and now she is alter I -1'.. A - .. j : u : : j
-
publisher.
Communications, unless they contain Important
r auDjecis ui real
i every
the
etins;
irxMirlitinn flnanniallv and train their minrifl
the immorui Hoar. iU irShe is i ?cruel in the practical application of their knbw-
VUUUgU IU Bay LUUb 111 liis aia uwuukvi
tJX T'" Lr V - ir: Ifoar wa8iterner, and Beckv the iaa dine her. . vTfieajyd;. ne'er
Only such remittances will be at the risk of the
real name of the author Is wil
bly b
thheli
oming
and if they had been abused
and made instruments of tyranny
and corruption just as they
have beenbythe xM?f!De9
if the Republicans had at last
I become dominant in Congress, and
were resoivea 10 gen na or ipe on-
Charlotte Southern Home
The Revenue bill of the last Legislature
sturdy . Scotchman, was jthe Jion.
Mary is- a Stalwart. - She andOail
Hamilton run the Republican party
irl the North; . ! ? H''' ' 'P
It should be borne in mind that
By WIIililAM IT. BERNARD.
Satubday ; MosNiKO, April 26, 1879.
FBBE ELECTlOIfS AND HONEST
... . . jukies. "i '
The Stae has never justified ' out-
races upon the ballot. It never will.
the Democrats of Indianapolis have
noxious laws in the precise way in 1 placed the uathe of a respectable coir
. , V-3 il :' 1 3 J . I 1 ItVal
wmcn iney nau ueeu
Wish to look upon its like again; We guess
the Attorney General is even now engaged
id explaining it ; Tall awearing haa to be
done by the tax paver, who is required to
rriake out and deliver to the township as-
sessora vurmeu Biaicniciib ui mi rei auu
personal property, money, credits, invest-?
meats in bonds, slocks, joint stock com
panies, annuities, or otherwise in his pos
session or under his control, on the 1st day
of June
The taxpayer is required, also.
trt iwpur In th "trn valua" of all hia nro-
, is there I ored man on their municipal ticket. I perty and cboses in action, except land,'
- - s . : i si s . ii. I rrr. : . i -t u i wnicn suau oe vaiueu oy mo asseaaura.
a man oi orainary canaor ana. miem- I . w e are yet w near i uou m camu. . And lhen ,he laxpayer req0ired to tell
gehce in the whole land who does t en the part of the shriekers and flap- j Lis or ;bcr age, and swear io itJIUton
not believe that this very Senator I pers of the bloody shirt.
Conkling would be foremost now ia
advocacy of the Republican plan,
and would make a speech from the
The organs have ' been slandering
Mr. Thurman. . He did " not buy a
We believe that the right;of Buffrage opposite standpoint to thatirhich he contaiin- h-18 Dictare d a - After that v
fihnld h invioUtP. and ihat the bal- w occupies? In other words, Conk-1 A , ' 1 f " 71 l7 Bom!tb,Di new
Chronicle.
j POLITICAL. POINTS. ' !
! ---- The St. Louis Qlobe-Memocrat
(Sep.) says: "There is blood on the old
sairt yet; eneugb at any rate to last until
1880. After that we may be induced to
should be inviolate, and that the bal
lot-box Bhould be - kept pureand kept
ling is a traitor td his own honest
free free from bulldozers free from convictions when he advocates the
the manipulations of ballot-stuffers
free from bayonets-free; from Re
bayonet machinery of Radicalism.
He knows it is wrong, oppressive and
sketch of his life. -He knew nothing
of it until he saw his one copy.: The
Poet gives the lie direct."
Mr. Croffut, who is acting in
the capacity of a Thomas -the-Rhymer for
the Hew York Iribune, should envolume
bis exertions under the title of "The Bear
Betch Ballads'" Such exquisite lyrics
; "The Okolonaidjot!V. is the name I saould not be lost to posterily. Atlanta
. .. -o-- rpul .' u-t:jt 1 dangerous, and when he r.hnmr!nn I vL.atnwaA fallv mkn nnnila t
iuruiuS iorus. -iu. ojfw . t ' t. 7. . Tf . " T fa " . "Let it go the countrv thatone
that men who tamper with the - bal
i
1 s
lots, who resort to violence or threats OI siaiesmansnip mio a mere party
to . intimidate:'"voter8, J tvhetheri in I hack- ! .".crrrr T'. "Tnr !
n. . . . . - J I ; IF nra haH nn( aann 4ha fjttrrr 'Viftli'r
hnrfa I alinrt nr !S-iTit H I arn itia' l v ocsh hue uon
whefher iriilaMluseCtsfor Loulsl- Senatof on ftheT occasions fail to do
ana, wKllhef 1 21? Pennsylvania: it his daty t0 Pivil lierty,to a pure and
Arkansas? sboufd be 1 tVied ffee ballot aud to his country, we
and then punished, if found guil, m5Sht have expected that J15 wonlc
tv. ', The Stab advocates an hon- I - uuvuo wutoo u
out his columns of 1 nitro-glycerine
editorials.
THB PERIODICALS.
1 HI W IIH.ll IltllA HHHII I IIH IV, H W I lirK I i
j Aorui American jxevievs for May con
tains seven pspers. The first one is by
est : elections and an r honest and
fair jury trial. It believes that the
Federal election laws, th$t have been
so foully ' abused, should be wiped
from the United States Statutes. It
believes that the juror's test oath
should be wiped , from th e Statutes,
as it was once, but was kept
Qeorge W McCrary, Secretary of War.on
"Our Election Laws.? . The second . paper
is entitled 'Csmpaign -Notes in Turkey,"
and is by Lieut." F. V. Greene, U."S. A.
This officer served with the Russian army
as military auaaie 01 me uuiieu oiaies go-
party asserts that the manacles shall fall
from the limb of .the citizen, and that the
army shall not hold its mailed hand at the
taroat of the sovereign, and that the' other
party refuses to release the throttling grasp,
ahd declares that it will block the wheels
of the government, and bring 11 to starva
tion. 'r-jsiackmirn' tpeeca. .
1 i ' f . ..:.-'i !-':' '. ' ; :
", I t The present policy of the Re
publican leaders , seems to be to get , the
Army, and the Legislative, Judicial, and
Executive bills befoie the fraudulent Presi
dent at the same time. They begin to dis
trust him as to the former, knowing there
is not the slightest justification for a veto;
aged to hope tor one
Sum,
great struggle now going on in
Uit. TT. . - -e' n . t
n th t. - 7 k TDment' m wbii; SeyaleerctoVefoV-
in these latter times not much riproduclion of, bis official report. "Qer- on the latter. iV. Y. Sun, Ind. .
of true etatesmanship is . exhib- man Socialism in America" is concluded in
ited. "True statesmanship," it has number. Rev. Mrl Frothingham Writes
been said, "isthe artSf Chang- )out "Absent Friends' . It is a eulogy,
; . . : iv., 1. well done, on Dana BryanW Motley, Cush-
, w ' ; : - ........
lair Hillard inH R.iVArd Tftvlnr air men
into what it ought tobe." Buti this Jf marked nius or taUnts. Mr. L;
fair trial before Federal Courts for
political offences. - The Philadelphia
Times, commenting' on the action of
Attorney General Devens,"in bringing
to a sadden end the trials of political
offenders in South Carolina, says: , ,'
"There will doubtless be howls from the
stalwart Republican orators and organs.but
. SHOTS FROiTl
TOM ' POST
WA8UING.
was once. Dut was kent in
through either a mistake or trickery, f is not Mn' C000 Mea." It is sure- Bryce makes A Piea for Sports. TheW
ttm 3 -k'JL': A I Iv not hia nrantir.ft. TTin tTtw unnniatm i is another svmDosium on "Law and Desien
unwi mis is.aone, inere win oe no 1 r, - - - : - -v- -
ir trial befora Fedral Conrt, fnr Posing war measures for times of iftNa'" ft wh??f' N0?!
peace, ndihanginga;Wfroni f "VfTf are
. , n e y Iortr ot yalo-Colege Resident James
what it is into" a far worse condition. McCo8ll of Pnno College, Rev. James
If there were no restraints nuon snch rf.t. ru.ka .nt T? Tn.Dnh . r .rf
- !(! ! . i:-.:' f -- -Ii.. rfi . . - lithe D
demagogues it -would not require each of whom assaults the rroressors po-1 publican auspices, was an unnatural and
I sition with all the zeal of his faitb. repu I niutuallv degrading alliance. In the. ib
onr fathers to be "changed' into a dfatingemphatlcalry the scientific poskion,
'j .L . , : j " v This RevitV) is decidedly ahle: and fresh;
despotism more absolute and unbearr r,nm M . ... . aXnir
lisbers, . Y. .K k A
The only statesfiBravwho regards
patriotism and patronage iS convertible
terms is Mr. Uobkliag. . ills patriotic Are
nfevet fails to flare up when his patron age ;s
menaced.
Denial of honest . jury trials.
8abordination of the civil to the military
power, and opposition to free and fair elec
tions, are the posmoua assumed and stoutly
ainlained by the itepublicans in Uongress,
The union of the bayonet; and
e ballot-box, consummated under ie-
. ; 1: .: si, ,;-...." .. I i
EMZJA able than that of Rassi a. Fortunate
wawavM w wmm0 SUwilvll ZI44 0KVO UL7VU LiiC
sanctity of elections ought to be punished,
out mue goog. was 10 oe expected from
trials conducted in so partisan a manner as
has' characterized the proceedings at
Charleston, as illustrated by the presiding
Judge allowing the prosecutor to enforce
the test oath provision against jurors who
were Democrats, while he waived it as to
others who had served in the rebel army
but are now Republicans.:- Trials so con
ducted are not calculated to cultivate reve
rence for the law, and more is to be heped
for from the growth of public sentiment
against election frauds, even if it is to be
slow, than from hasty trials by partisan
T.- J 1 AT 1 a. a.r
duugeo uciore picua juries.
iy for the good of mankind and. for I -Blackwod1 Magazine for -April conUins
the conservation of civil liberty.there f but six. papers.'' Two of them are serial
4 $ I ;.,V- i;-' I" .., v ...... j.f 1'.
are restrain is. ana ine. . .uemocraue t v. wv t
party is in a position to use them to-
some extent. . r . vi
-aSMBWBBBaBBa4SaaBBe Is J '-l ii
THE OLD PLBJL FOR OFPBESSlON
'Reata, or What's in a Name;" Part. L
Blackwood is famous for : its good .stories,
'ohn ' Caldigate
terest of all parties, a divorce mast be - de
creedrY t--;-; .
I Wheh felievcl ofth6 command
of the' army and- management of the At
trney-QeneraTs office at election times, the
duties of the Chairman "and Secretary ' of
the Republican Executive Committee will
bf comparatively ilftftj njjreally Slmpli-.
fled.' . I
The most cruel 'blow the Grant
fled,
cause
j There is a man in Congress- from
Iowa who. rejoices td ;bekriown ;as
Moses I McCoid.f; He is; the T Stalwart
of Stalwarts. .,IIe js overflowing
We have'one mord' remark.' We w.Ith blle ld 1SJ?,8 "P.elHwen:M a
has yet received comes from a West
ern newspaper of the rural tVbe. which
. - (f,. "".' ; I k . v. J) :.l . v. ,
Latest Experience-.U not to be overlooked. !??TH! VrV
Then there is an elaborate discussion on I There is satirical humor enough in this bare
VHamlet," in which Mr. lrving's interpre- I suggestion to lauga tne wnoie movement
tation is considered. The flfth instalment &f-f T,7;- , ?- laaawn
. V ww?w--rwu14 that Don .Quixote disposed: )f chivalry in
of "Contemporary Literature" lis devoted akZ r - J
A "Kinarranhv Tf AaT ..aYirt Srtrirr ' This
4si j'jjs xnwswiiaa, 9
st paper is political,; aud is; called "The 4
,.n : u ' tiger in hia native lunglestaHMrants WMiry-ia xwuaua we ae.;inis
- & ' J " r n.L.,.,t.a:B,t4MWW
a law? to prevent -men from go
ing '. to Selection precincts armed.
Before--the war, -fights were -an
everyday .urrefllef "at- elections.
O f ten pistols and knives i were used
with fatal effect. ; la ; this State : no
liquor b any kind can be sold where
elections are progressing, and the bar
rooms everywhere are closed on that
dayWhy lhis ? JBecatise' etperiencel
showed that .men ins liquor r were
more quarrelsome? and more apt to;
fight than when their blood was cool
arid they were entirely sober. ; The
law: has : worked admirably. . .Why
iaot try the effects of a law that will
keep men from going, to the polls
armea ana equipped", for a fight
a ve?tal iiIB1awe,s resolution
really contemplates the preservation
vi tpaut.auuuvea oiucontain:aXi
.T'b e Princess . Beatrice " his had
yet another suitor, the Duke of "AOsta (ex-
Jiing Amaaeu3 or cpato), a widower much
her senior.iat ' s: ; jui ) gocrrsoca 1
Thef false is fairer than the1 true:
'JSeribner'e Monthly. That is :ap.3 J Tapper
Holland is both a-aterHtavd- a sweeter
- I .a 1 . .. . . . I LU I IH H, BUUUl' UU111UC1. 1. IILC aDTX Ck V CQ1 .
war. lie Wants the SoutU wiped out. ji Scott. Publishing ajil
" " 0 Y b FCCU" I Barclay street, rtawXork.
by heart) and deliver it with all
due emphasis. ,"Gods,- can the Re-
publican party long debate which j - We , shall certainly support poet than the original uppejr-rJT, Sun.
of the two to Choose, war or peace Mr Tilepi if nominated, as isQalous.j The Newyork African
Democratic coeperheads J wW9"- ."nyvswy. mM.-;;Wii.epespenaeu.t;wiorraaTO!iUM. uetywayo,
. - . " L"FF " r Amlir rmttroiniHT aviih rthej mtmkl this Zulu, has ordered a new suit of c othes.
rebel 7 Brigadiers?': How viatirinoiKaI!s ii I censistingof asquareof Court-plaster to be
month- hi V If t von awt -L-i ;vi;jj BAnt J Pst on the lett shoulder.; :
-Jl , i .r , I nvuiu uvuiiuats auu tua nu wum i - . . ; " ' - v. jj rrj l T
V tonirecentlv recovered a verdict of i3a.5o0
said Moses McCoid, allthe way frpjrKPfWOauy? POEWarcitaaer .saqiqa kor jnju ries received in a railroad collision,
.2 -Vrl :Le t-; ,'?ikV IiJ7WorB 1,1 harmony with the domuiaht ThS icompahyncfw notify him that he must
u ;Wu8 v. y11:. and prevaning ideas and.sehtimetits accept $30,600 or take his chances for a
Whileknf fAraeTioancf bored: is
his made ''for Buncombe rSESTO
i"I hope nd unfrienarv: survivor ot the 1 aM-Mearelieveq, af ter.a struggle.ln f hards ibParis. -The great touraapaenr be-
rebellion fancies imat; In so easyj avlragsf er which, the. Zulu wainor8.seemtQ have J gan on" Monday night,' Daly Wfaniriglhe
with the
and, the
he coulsl
lacredulons,
J from the field to tbeiorms of w this.Re- displayed afl Cheitdauhtless courage "f Bftmev .;;:;v:;;aiitsq .t&i a
or SrVt-Tr.rS I Ane jdeAth njarTJfhUa-
I j"b ta :w4b.w(.i:m; Fmea lthtolreeoHaaera','''' Galtfil'l -delphia, who had swallowed: a plate con-
false ssjhephantomof apeaaeablesewa lff?9 tainV four, false teeth, waa recently re-
I sesses. the. power to compel the; internal I the Bm time it w . pIn:,,tAf.llndianWmelrith si-rtmilar'icednt,
y.J ?ronoa exercise ot . its . function of nirt ha will nroha.lv ii '
machinery that can be perverted into cohstnuUeuai :erc.
an engine of party oppression,1 we do k powers there sleeps the wwwirxiltUt aliegether a drawnr.bateVlie: :.pgsjsheg nien Jn.; public lifain France are,t
not see why "it should not BasVWa' ..?.4tl0? w4f. V pwsem-ltfOBBtttn hbnort of ifrategy remamedit
. 5 1" " -1" p;t r ft tional existence, to enforce its laws,' to des TTolns wWfOr the' third time' 'track'' Qambettatue boo of a Qenoese'
can Bee.no .reason why any citizen fd itaundying transmittal te the latest f, "SJJ0; If?' !!i tradesmanj settled at CahOfs, and Minuter
Whoisa patriot anct a lover of lusi fPT0"'? Dream pot, men ef. a out -of. several col- W8ddington, the son of an English cotton
patriot auu a lover or jus the South, that you, in renewing the attack umns acting together with a greatly gpinner at Rouen.
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Legislatore of. the State for Educational and Chari
table purptfees -In 1868, FOR. THB ,TEU5 OF
t w Sft'i' x -if i v is x a Aa, to which contract tae in
violable faith of. the Stat Is nledeed. with a caDltal
of fl,000,0C0, to which it has since added a reserve
and of S.35U.000.' ITS GRAND-SINGLE NUMBER
DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the
secend Tuesday . It never scales or postpones,. . Look
afc the following Distribution t" ".
. CAPITAL PRIZE. $30,000..," ., "
lOO.OOJ TICKETS AT TWO. DOLLAR'S EACH;
V? HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. '. ' ,
LIST OF prizes:-
1 1 Capital Prise. ..... . . .
1 -Capital Prls.. . 4 . . .
; 1 Capital Prize. . . . . ..... , .
: 2 Prizes Of fSSOO
5 Prizet of 10OO.... ..
SO Prizes of -re BOO.':;, in:
100 Prizes of 100:.
300 PrizeB of " 50.
500 Prizes of 23. . .
1000 Prizes of ' 10........Lv..ua.
APPROXIMATION PWZ K& :
9 Apprazimatlon Prizes of f 300..... ..:
s 8 Approximation Prizes o' 300... . ....
; 9 Approximation Ptizea of 100. .......
..$30,000
10,000
,5,000
. 5.000
5.000
10,000
.. 10,080
..10,000
.. 10 000
10.000
'S.700
1.800
.. 900
...f 11 0.400
ated at all
1857 Prizes, amooattnir to
Responsible corresDondin agents wan
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
Application ror rates to claos should only be made'
to the Office of the Company in New Orleans ' '
Write, clearly statinz fall address.' for further in
formation, ob send orders to. v ; t? .u
' lP,i. Boxj692.New Orleans, lnlsiaaa.-: ,
I .-, Or to P.O. TBox 3J2, 7 . , - ,'
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the snpenriaion and management of GENERALS
G.T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. SiRLy. , .
y tf-iiuwiwaw , i sat w.e .
Hew nusic BbOks.
THE GOSPEL OF JOT, VJaffre
crxcK. A booK of great beauty, being in effect
"The Gospel In Bouk," roll of good texts, with
he best of new hymns and melodies made for
them . In Press and nearly ready, - , Walt for it.;
(35 cenU.) ; , i ... - -
PtIP nTUTIIfX DIVPD te OD of the best,
TflD OnlnlnU till trt purest and sweetest
or Sunday school Song Boohs, (35 cents.) . Ex-
amine it. t... ... .
G
P
EHOF ENGLISH S0GS
I noble Hon Mdsicait Ltbhabt, wb
one of the
books of . the
which contain
nearly all the good Sheet Music ever published.
Full ef the best Songs.' 350 pages. Boards
N4F0EE
Instrument a!
coBtinuea far sreat demand. 1 for
vocal cDV. eomblete. 75 cents for
gun mental arrangement. TAB SOkCEREK
i also complete, is equally good, at tame price.
THE MUSICAL RECORD nndaa-
' pital Weekly Musical Paper, ($3 per year) 6 ets.
. I fer single copy, containing 59c worth of music. '
Oliver Ditsim: & Co,,;
; ; :'. ' ;. :;; B O STO N.;; ' ,
CHA8. H.DITSON CO. I.T. E, DITSON & CO.'
1843 Broadway, N. Y. 1 932 Chestnut st, PhUa.
D ISHUwtf Wed A Sal
SUPERIOR NUTRITION THE LIFE.
v
I
The Great Medicinal Food.
The Salvator for Invalids and the Aged. Anlncom
. parable Aliment for tie Growth and Protection J
of Infants and Children. A Superior J?u
I tritive in Continued Fevers, and a- '
Reliable Remedial Agent in all Diseases of the
; Stomach and Intestines.
rpHIS justly celebrated Diktetjc Preparation is, in
composition, principally the GumtN derived from
the Whits Wintbk Flint Whbat Cbrsal, a solid
extract, the invention of an eminent Chemist.- It hai
not only been highly recommendedbut certified to by
a large number of Chemists and Physicians 'repit-
sennng a very nign ureree oi meaica i science as tne
Safest. Most Acceptable and Reliable Food for the
Growth and Protection of Infants and Children, and
for Mothers kicking Svffident Nourishment for
their offspring, .v ' .. ,i
(Unlike those preparations made from animal or
vinous matter, which are liable to stimulate the brain
and irritate the digestive organs, it embraces in its
- elementary composition t ;-a t i
TJuU mtJuck muti strong Rons mndJduacU. TkiU.
ahich mates good Flesh and Blood, That which is
easy of Digestion never constipating. Thai which
is kind and friendly tithe Brain, and That which
.acts at a preventive ef those Intestinal Disorder
1 incidental te ChiZdhtod. J H U A. V r
i And, while it would be difficult to conceive of any
thing in Food or Dessert more creamy and delicious,
or more nourishing and strengthening ias an ali
ment ia Fevers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dysfcpsia
and General Debility, its Rare Usdicinai. Excei
. lenci in all Intkstinai. Diseases, especially in
fiyia&Ury, Cnnaio SiarratM and Cholsra lafutum, '
Has hten Jncontestatly Proven,
Sold Wholesale and
Retail by , T
vaasxieisis, . .
i - IN TBS 5 f. i' f f
PRINCIPAL CITIES of the UNITED , ST ATE&
I fOHf CARLE & SOtfS,iVB'r YORk
aov 80 oawly - . sa
" TfiE":NEW"4":"'"
Boot and Shoe Store
; jare Street, ;
Boatwright & ; LIcKoy
.j
DONT
Propose to Compromise
THEY BAY.
I 1
I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
with a large stock of n
! First Class G-bods ,
IN MY LINE.
All the Latest Styles of the season ia dents'. La -dies'
and Children Goods.
. A call at my place will saye you money.
My Stock ia now, and' the Best in QUALITY and
STYLE.
Fine Slippers from 50c up.
i . Newport Ties from $1 up.
j And every thing in proportion,
the hard times.- ! v ...
. Call and examine for yourself,
show Goods. 3 f Respectfully,
Prices to suit
No trouble to
C. ROSENTHAL,
ap 16 tf
33 HABfifiT ST.
Iporn . ;; Corn. ; Corn:
I -"5000 BpflhJrim6 WkUepQRN,
, - Foraaieby n'u.J
ap 21 tf EERCBNEtt C ALDER BROS.
' Tl n't j-
mi AM tm . 0 , UUfl IM UUUD.
" l" THAT THEY it AVE
i .0' .
THE LiRGESranMOST.-COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Famiry-Crbceries
i- EVER OFFERED (- ' - "
ln.thrj City, of Wilmington !
We know our patrons and the public generally
are, surfeited ith oar enumerating articles we
have to sel, so THIS Sunday morning we will try
and not disturb their Sunday reading, by encroach
ing on their patience Jjennmeratin, but, by way
of parenthesis, we will state we can' " 1 -
Give You More Good Goods
i , - - ; -
' T "FOR YOUR "lONEY, " " '
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. MIND THAT
v . " i WRITE FOR PRICES,
Ye men who buy in quantity. If you don't job
j . will do yourselves injustice. '
w 6o(ls are Always Fresi asl Nice,
We invite every body to. co re and see us.
i
Come. Do come. Please come Won't you oome
add confer a favor J ; .
-
j
Boatwright & McKoy,
i- t and T NORTH FRONT 8Ti
ap 83 B&Wtf f
I X Full Supply
Corn. Hay, Oats,
&a, &c.v &c.
Bushels PRIME WHITE CORN la
. store and daily expected.
Bushels CHOICE SEED and FEED
OATS. ;.- . ..
20,000
3,000
! 1 RCt Bales Choice Eastern, Maryland and
OUU other HAY. .
1
ALSO,
; The Very Best Fresh Qround MEAL, PEARL
and EXTRA HOMINY, C CORN, PEA MEAL. &c
' , ' ALSO, -
: Pur Choice GRADE FLOUR to'suit all buyers,
at prices below the advance
.i k F. Elitcliell & Son.
, ap80t . -r . r .
tntx )
;:;;;Spiri1;qskSa
" 1000 Ie,?1l9w Yrk SPIRIT CASKS.' r
J j -i For sale by -,'t n ' ' c' I
p34tf
KERCUNER A C ALDER BROS.
Flour ana Heal.
800
400
Bbls FLOUR, all grades,
Bsh Water Mill ME AL,
For sale by -
KERCHNER e
CALTJER BRS8
J AA Boah. Fresh VIRGINIA-MEAL. ' '
fTflA Bush. MIXED CORN, "
QUU i j tJJOO Bbla flood FLOTJRi all gradaav:
1 1 1 1 1 "iea aui , cjiuoitBti una unsmocea. r -'
iUV' 4v s.'" Also. Vmeear. Bnaniah Brown:
i j v n -Hocjp Iroo, Glue, Spice Ginger, r
, ) Pepper, Coffee, Sugar: Boap, Ac."
i For salelow at , Bv SORE'S, ! nua
anQflff Vna Q mwA O Oa4-s TIT. a- a.
W M MWIh IsllU U UUUU1 TV abC7 BU
N. C. Bacon.
's
, 1 J.J'. 1
1,000 Lbs.
i nams, -J
t 11 - Sides,
; , ; Shoulders.
VRY CHOICE LOT. WELL . ; ;V
I i ; i v v SMOKED AND TRIMMBC.
MESSENA1 LEMONS and ORANais Fresh lot.
I'M "--'-
! i BURNETT'S EXTRACTS. c . v
COFFEE ROASTED DAILY The' only Slace m
,1 the city where you can get any
I j .-sJ.Pi.v.-i Mjugrado:WARJ.i: .u ;
JasSCeri
. ap 17 ta
--y f IlOKKOPATII 1ST. 1 &
! fuccTESsoitTO dr; wrkemas;"'!'
' j At Wholesale,
f 3QQ Hhds Nov Crop CUBA MOLASSES 7
i ,i i. - . 't - ': j
. VOur quoiauons, u saouid be understood, rep
efnt the wholesale prices generally In saakint
ui small orders higher prices have to be chargeo
200 BlsN' -M0LASas:3
t200
Bbls S. H. SYRUP,
' i - i
" I ,300BbiafitrGAKS,allgraaea'
iao'vt" ' I-1
1500 Ke8SNAlLS"
50 TonaO0E! lRo.' u
' y 200 ?blIlBtillen,'GI'Ufi,
1 2500 smkttk ,
20 000 BuahrlmwwteC0RN'
y .BOXea II. B..BUJJB3,
i
L
as)(( Too" GUANAPE GUANO,
" tv -"' For sale at close prices by
tt tf i run WILLIAMS ft MURCHISON. r
iTlOOK'S PLOW, IMPROVED. ; " ' , "
- J Atlas Plow,- Stonewall Cotton Plow;
the beat In uses TurpentinPullers, Round Shaves,
Scrapers, Hack Wefchtoj Hack- Whetters, Whiter
wash .Brnihea,, Blacksmiths' Bellows and Toolsj"
Axes,'Grub Hoes, Garden Rakes, Hoes, Baggy.Cart
and Wsgon Wood, Work, &c., Cv,all at the Lowast
Cash Prices at the New Hardware Store of t j
! j , . . ;: . ..Robert henning:
i u 1 " Successor to Henning Teel,"!f
1 f " U .-fc 'No. Market street -NxaaTHB
Whabj. ;;'?; ap 30 DAWtf i
i TAX PAYERS -
Arei?itedtto examine the new arriVe4 Stock at the
1 New Furmtuie Store,
0 1 c ; i a f Goine at Lew Prices, r
Uj',.:.:,BEHUBNDt IflDNBOB,
- N.E. xor. Market and Sd Sta., Wilmington: X.C.J
ap SO U - Wararooma 2d, bet. Market T Prineea
' J l . Another FuU Lite ( , ....
' 1 :rr c Slower-pots. . :
, f . 1 'f " " CHURNS and PIPKINi
. I w - CJJ l a- nsli GILES MURCHISON,
ap,20 tf - 38 and 40 Murchison Block.
AAT10LK8,
rMioaa.'
00 &
BAGOtNQ Gunny. ..
I (standard.......
BACON North Carolina.
uauiB, v Hinew;...,... ........ I id
Shoulders, lb.. .... 00
Sides,N. C choice, n . ..i ,: 8
Western timoked-, . I - '
Hama,.............,....') " n a
Sides, V fc..... v " t va
Shoulders, . .1 .j 6kt
Dry Saltell- " A 1 ;' 4 - -
Sidess d :.-r 5
nnnnmflrs . . . i - .n
BfcaP Live weight '" !;".".". ". . I S
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine. . '
i 4 Second Hand, each.. ...... 1 10
I New New York, each. : -00
T i New City, each...;...... ., , 00
fEESWAX J ' 1 S3
RICKS WOmlagtoaff ia" '."X t tit
i Northern . v M
BUTTER North Caroflna, t -f
i Northern, 9 m..,....., - 80
-iauow,w k..,,-..,,..,
i 5 Adamantine, tf Xk.. .......
CHEESE Northern Factory tf ft
: Dairy, creamy .J.. .
s State, tf ..... .! : r
COFFEE Java, tf m ,
Rio. . J "
IS
12
8
5 .
5
6
to
. 60
115
1 M)
as
14 08
U 18
io a
? ; Laguayra, tf m.
CUKM MJKAi
i
iVUMIAlT ...TIT... .
wxvn rial) vioaie.... .. .
DOMESTICS SheeUng.4-4, tf yd
- f tarn, tf bnncn......i..v...'...
RT3AA .
FSfl-MackiMi,No:V;tfbbL"
Mackerel, No. I, tf bbl.
No. S, tf bw,.....i..v.....
Mackergl.No. 8. tf bbl
i i bhuch. nooi....-;......i.
i N. C. HemngiRo,tf keg .
i Dry Cod, tf .
FEKTlLiZERS ; 'l-. s
i- i Parnvian Hiinnu ta trm
t Baagh's Phosphate, . i
Ground Bone. '
Bone Meal, 5 s . , n '
" . Flour, ' ' '
Nava&saGcano, t.-;.- '.
Complete- Manure
Wn&nn's Phosphate
.Wando Phosphate, .
Berger & Bntz's Phosph.
I -FLOUR Fine, bbl .
- f super. Norutern, tf bbl....i.
; Extra do. " tf bbl
Famfly ' " bbl .
? CltyMfllaBttpr., tf bbL...
r , Bxlra, tf bbl
! - . Family, tf bbl...
Ex. Family, tf bbl ..
GLUE-tf . .... .
GRAIN Corn, la store. In eags,
. i Corn, mixed tf nuaheWn bagali
; Vsurn, wowchic, ib oum.
, oats, tf Busncr......
i Paaa. Cow. a bnahel.
HIDES Groca. tf
Dry,'tf .... ... .......r
HAY Eastern, ? 100 s......
-Western, tf 100 Ss.
North River, tf 100 &s .
HOOP IRON tf ton.;
LARD Northern, tf fi.i.....
North Carolina, tf S..
r ntit aa ui
LUMBER ClTT STXHBAWiroll
snip niun, rerawea, v a n..
Rniicr), lUm Plunk. Mi V t
: We6tIndiaCargw8,accoTdliTg
. DresBea Flooring, seasoned..
; 8cant&Bg and Boaras, com
, noii.8 Mlt....;...i ..
MOLASSES New cp Cuba.hhds
rew crop vuoa, nois tf gat..
Porto Rico,hhds
; ' " bbhvK;?r;;
i Sugar House, hhds, tf gal. .
" " bWs.tf'gal....
! 8yrmp, ?ibls. tf gal...
NAILS Cut, lOd basis, tf keg.. .
JILS Kerosene, tf gal
' fSflv?!?1"; -
f Rosin, tf jwi.. .... .. .
routiTKY cnicicens,uve,irown
spring
PEANUTS tf bnahel... .. .
POTATOES Sweet, tf bushel,
Irish, Northern, tf bbl ..... .
PORK Northern, City Mesa.... .
i rnm, tfoni ........
Prime, tf bbl
Rump, tf bbl.
KICK Caroiirji. m
: Rough, tf bunh... ....... ...
RAGS Country, tf a.4........
Citytf ft............
ROPE.. . . i. ... . . ... ,V .
SALT Alum, tf bushel...,
. i Liverpool. tfsack...
! Lisbon, tf eack
American, tf sack..M,.s,.
SUGAR Cuba, tf m 'I... '
PortoRico,tf
fcIS"
Ex. (J tfm. !,
- Crushed, 9 1. ....... ..i.J.
SOAP Northern, tf . ....!.
SHINGLES Contract, tf M....
t Common, tf M. . . . .T. .
CypreesSapstf M,...
Cypress Hearts tf M...;. ...
STAVES W.O.BbI. K...
K.O Hhd.. tf M
s,tf h;...:.v...
,9V.
PA T.fAXBY
TIMBER Shipping:
Mill Prime, tf I
. '. Common. Mill - -f
Inferior to Ordinary, tf M. ..
WOOL Uswashed
' Washed. ; ' -
10
10
17
, 65
' 1 70
00
00
10
18 CO
160
lc SO
5 00
6 50
S 50
00
00
67 CO
CO 00
45 00
00 DO
00 00
00 00
65 00
00 06
06 00
GO 00
60 00
S6 00
0 00 'O
HUU
600
6 00
. 0 00
5 60
6 CO
50
8
.60
64
.58
S7
it
la .
10
- 11
, 1
10
80 .
16
18
8 86
k
'80
12k
O 8Q 00
a io to
18 00
8 00
5 Ml
4 (Ml
6 0 0t
O 40 00
45 00
67 0C
66 0
& 07 wl
70 00
70 Ml
Ch OC.'ia
60 08
4 00
6 50
750
:
O
600
575
6 85
6 75
13
. 65
65
CO
6U
50
65
V
105
100
fa ?o on.
7X tf
00 18
oo i a
;;65
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0
1 00
- 90
80
65 00
68
46 ft
18 00
00 00
II4 06
18 00
13 00
'81
. 33
00
ou a
80 Co
1509
18 P0
& 85 0C
1600
38
34 .
35
: 38
,20
23
80
tea
14
14"
180!
40!
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20
ISO
50?
85
11 06
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90 O
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t.oo;
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7
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-.' 6 O
4 00 O
8 60 O
4 50
60
18 00 A 15 08
10 .00 . 00 00
00 00 t 00 00
: 7 : 8
10 90 1800
7 TO S 809
a oo
6 00
4 00
580
9 50
O 18
n
J75
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6
6 00 ;.
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ivuvmriTKiToif iiiomby n arkjet
Exchange sight) on New York, Jf disc't.
? Baltimore, M
.! ; .iBoston,i.v., . ;
Philadelphia,
- i . ! . Western Cles,....i X
Bank ofNew Uanover Stock.. .v. f
First National Bank......... . ..... ,
Navassa Guano tJo. " .,(.M.
unlK::;:::;::;5!
. . "Do. to N. C. Railroad.... ... . 80-
X WV?tK:SdS.7 j?e3old Int.i(
Carolina Central R R. Bonds. 6 tf c. .40
Wil. col. a Aug. icr. v ! 7aa...
Wilmington City Bonds, a tfc.V " V. w
: !! ojf 6tfc.....7o
' "i? ? v!I ti sl flw6c.70(GWdInt.
Do. " .do.-..,-, 6 tfc....75(Cur. Int)
W. ft W. Railroad Stock . ... ...T.... "45
WiL Gas Light Co. u .,.4a
Wilmington Cotton Hills.U ......10O .1, s -
PnESCHlPTIOIJ FREE
For tha speedy Cure of Kemtaal Weakness, Let
Manhood, Premature Debility, HwTeasaesa,
Despondency, Confusion of Ideas, Averaion to
Society, Defective Memory, and all Bi carders
Brought on by Secret Habits and Excesses, lay
druggist has tha Ingredients. Address, (
DR. JAQUES A GO..
j 130 Wast Sixth St JJBCZBSATJ wHX
feblS lyD&W
' MMb andTortificalioiis,
jHB BEAUTIFUL. NEW AND ' T !A " " 5 ' " '
' FAST STEAMER PASSPORT
WiB resume Regular Trips FRIDAY, April 11th
Leaving Dock at 9.30 A. M ; Returning at 5.03 P.M.
Fare 50 Cents. a
aplOtf . i - GEO MYERS, Agent.
i ' ' ' u., I
Spanish Chufas.
i
i
! a
OK CTS. PER QUART,
; $1.50 w-
i -a rw TaCai TUTanrM .
; 1- ? Apry-ick i
iap 10-tf . , v ; i- ? i WORTH WORTH.
The .Piedmont Press.
HICKOKT, N. O,
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IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CA
tawba county, and lias an . extensive circulation
among merchants, fanners, and all classes of busi
ness men in tha State. ' The PRESS lit . .!
- , . WIDEAWAKE DEMOCRATIC PAPER, '
' i
Fall Fashions.
Tl"RS. VIRGINIA A. ORR HAS RECEIVED and
lVl Is now using the LATEST SHAPES for La
dies and Misses Hate, and invite a call from these '
who have heretofore entrusted her with their work.
She Is prepared to alter old styles aud fashion,' them '
Into the most modern shapes.
White straw dyed, black when no' ordered and in
best style. , , - : ,t . , .
' RESIDENCE One door east of FrcTit, oii Church
Street. oct 14-U