nrnxng tor.
EVENING EDITION.
I HE ENGLISH COLONY.
'l'sa scheme that ia truly ginantic
Turn Hughes has just started, fur hu
Is now takiog across the Atlantic
To settle in far Tennessee
A new colony, peopled by dozens
Male settlers, the youog and ibe old,
Willi their wives and their ssstera and
.cousins,
Are all gathered into the fold.
They're to sow on Ihe fair mountain iauc-s,
To reap and to trade in the cqoti.
While through all fortune.';, troublesome
changes
They're still to be English at heart.
Q.joth the wily American, "Thank'e,
Though now of old England you're types,
lu aTew years you'll be Yankee
And swear by the Stars and the Stripes ! "
Punch
I VPK1 OF SOCTHKRN CEIAItAC
TUIt ibn Mender, Clean-Cai Type aud
ldmaut!ue Coutervatlfe.
lvi'u igii, N. (J , Later in Spriugfleld Re
publican. Society, aud social forces iu gen
eral, as they strike the traveler in the
South, are written about and dis
cussed with that pleasing freedom
from prejudice, and broad and com
prehensive outlook, to be gained by
studying such forces from car-windows
or the piazzas of Southern
hotels. Glib paragraphs flow easily
from the pen of the "intelligent cor
respondent," who investigates the
political situation, for instance,
through the testimony of poor whites
aud frightened negroes or the half
drunkeu speech of a stray fire-eater,
and who fancies that the secret of
all Southern mysteries is at his
fingers' ends. VVith an obtuaenesa
truly British, and inherited probably
from some Saxon progenitor, he
judges these men by the same set of
rules governing his estimate of peo
ple iu Northern life, refusing to be
iL've for a moment that" any allow
ance t be mdsi for divergence
from Hie common stock. "We are
u people, uuder one common law,
an ! iiicru is one standard !; r us ail,"
,, c:y, and on this pi-ii.oipi-j is
built up the wall of niisumi'-i Mitudui
a d misconception, the strongest
luirii-r between the 1 o pc- pie.-, mid
vili hold its "found lill
0:ic lli.ii.
both sides have ierucd to take facts
a- they aie, not as they are supposed
t !)'.
Certain types of the Southerner
hive become familiar to us all. We
.ti. know the rollicking, hot-blooded
p .i:.ier, courteous, hospitable, open
i: i uled and pugnacious; the ranting
i .iitu:i:in, losing no chance of stir
ri;: up old strife, and, despite his
p. e as, the last to welcome a real
11 i ii-andiug "between the North
:i.:ii South, :md the' poor white or
'vi tcker," far below the negro in in-ti-iliencf,
and well content with ig
n uriiico and dm. and poverty if only
ho urn' hi- U-t aloue. The
ispui: S.'inhvrner is rod-faced,
j j via!, ;;rb:ine and choleric. VVTho
xinw iIil lt ndr, clean-cut type
t -.u f.tco as thoroughly a .New li g-
o.-i uiiu as EtneisonV, the whole
lirti th.u of a repiesentative Boston
I5.-ia..r. e ere, roprcs-t d and nar
r a .-niy tiie fxirenns of radical
ism iiud .!iscrvatiMn ever can make
..-. Hus oijx; lives ;: an impracti
. hi lure; Uie .-iher in a tast shu!-l-itu
n in from all prtnti:: ili-n-sls as
y as if a wall of cryst:. weie be
i .-. (i him and ail that m vts men in
lii.v juiir of our Lord, 1S30. No
!!.:wspaier irf allowed entrance; no
najazine nor review of to day has a
moment's place. His books are tine
0. vl Knglish editions of line old Eng
lish authors, and the names of 10 day
are to him in an unknown tongue,
Kuskin, Carlyle, Arnold, George Eliot
he has beard them mentioned,
1. uT prefers standard authors. He
will discuss Fielding's novels, and
.occasionally, in case of a slightly
.more progressive sou!, a few of
:ScotiV, but under his breath as it
were reverting to Smollel and DeFoc
.with a sense of relief. And if mo
dern English literature has no place,
far lts that of America! Emerson,
11, Longfellow, Hawthorne,
eaeta uothing to him. American
WleriAMre is summed up in a shelf
below U these stately old classics,
vet consciously enough, ranging in
hi mental field side by side with
them. The criticial faculty, keen or
appreciative as it may be when con
cerned with the limpid flow of a
Spectator's essay, or the etateiy pe
Tiods of Barrow or South, seems
quite in abeyance when this shelf is
in question. On it are found vol
umespoems, novels, travels, as a
rule below anything we are often
called upon to judge under these ti
tles flowery, gushing, mawkiBh and
generally unendurable, yet read with
an admiring energy, and quoted with
ardor as thexleepest expression from
"one of the inspired souls of the cen
tury." They are the works of South
ern wi iters; a host unknown to any
Northern ""audience, yet numbering
now over 300 names, all believed in
a devoutly as we in our younger
days believed in all authors. There
are no such loyal and ardent readers
alive, save in these quaint old libra-
' ana
nes, and their purely fcoutnern crea
tions are accepted and loved simply
because thev are boutnern.
The old cavalier passion of loyalty
fry in these people to some
thing adamantine in quality, ana
what was once adhesive to the divine
right of kings is now belief in the
divine right of States, and the abso
lute impiety, the unforgivable sin of
any one who meddles with the-tradi-tions
of these States. At the North
these men would be students or
dreamers, incapable of influencing
the popular mind or vote. At the
South they hold a power never taken
into account, but absolute and un
questioned, and the Southerner who
desires a better future for his chil
dren than this generation can hope
to know, recognizes in this power
something against which it is well
nigh useless to struggle. All the
ftrengili and vigor of the keenest
bigotry is at work, and as in all cases
where a conviction is firmly held aud
iutensely believed in, produces a cor
responding effect. Southern women
are moulded by it, aud in turn tho
children whom they influence.
32 Market St. 32
K j , - v. w-r
Sign of ths Show Case with the Shoe
maker. jyjY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES ALWAYS
complete. Call and examine. Satisfaction Guar
anteed to customers. Now is time to supply your
families.
A full line pf thosa CHILDREN'S SCOTCH
SOLK, ia lace and buttons. Seeing ia believing.
Convince yourselves of the f ait.
A cow lot of those SCOTCH SOLS GAITER 5
judt received. Don't forget tho eld number.
C. ROSENTHAL,
32 MARKET ST.
n i 7 r.r
mj CELEBRATED
Meets the requirements of tho rational medical phi
losophy whicti at present prevails. It is a perfectly
pore vt-pctable remedy, embracing the three impor
tant properties of a preventive, a tonic, and an al
terative, it fortifies the body againBt disease, invi
gorates and revitalizes the torpid stomach and liver,
audeffjets a mo,H salutary change in the entire
eyi-tetn, when in a morDid condition.
t or Sftle dv mi iruggidU3&na ueaiurs gtiiursuiy.
no 2 Deod&Wly tu th ea nrm
The IPnrest and Best Medicine ever Hade.
AcolmrHrmMon of Hop8 Buchu. Man
drakle and Dandelion, with mn thbest and
most c ur Ove properties of aU other Bitters,
makesthe greatest Blood Purifier, Liver
Reg U a tor, ana uie ana naum neswnag
Agent onl
n rfiouo an Dossfblv lonir exist where Hop
Bitters are uaVediOTfcried and perfect are their
o rjerai a
They give seirUfc aftdTlgorto tie ge J znl iaflra.
To aU whose (jnpiopo'B'"
tTofthebowelsorVnrilllu7 orlanwh? T
o aire an ADDetiaerX. Tonlo and mild Sttmulant,
HoDDitten are inTl."u"''"l"Oul mt-u-
catinz
so aiaxter whatyonr femeungs or symptoms
are what the disease or ail waent ia use Hop Bit
ters. Do nit wait until yon a re tick but if yon
onlv feel bad or miserable. "e them at once.
It may save your llfe.lt has
Isaved hundreds.
8500 will be paid for a cal
cure or help". Do not enSer
thex will notr
k orlet yonr friends
suller,bat ase and urge 1
CO use HOP B
Kcmember, Hop Bitten ia noi
vile, dragged
drunken nostrum, bst tho PuregV n a Best
Medicine ever made -. the "ISVilJTjeSav RKHO
and V.07V and no person Or family
should be without t.hpm.
n i R hu absolute and Irresistible hire
f orbrunkenness, uao of opium, tobacco and
narcotics. Ali sola oy aragwisu. seaa
tor Circular. Bp KUen ajg. I..,
Rochester .N.T and Toronto, cmt
aoi eodlm&W
tuh sa
nrm
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-'
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
blood. A Book sent free. Dr.
SANFORDA621Broadway,, N. Y.
roa I sale I b vaxx.. druggists.'
e 39 cod6m
tu th ea
nrm
The Marion Star.
n-rm r -n.-n.arn ia xrW tit A TTT? PTTRT.TRTTTin IN
i the Pee Dee section, one of the wealthiest and
most proaperoua in. th estate, offers to Commission
to those who have adopted tha plan of selling by
samplo, an excellent medium of communication
with a large and influential class of merchants, mc
chanics.planters and naval' store men, whose pat
ronage is worth solicitation. Advcrttscmente ard
Haeinese uaras tnaorteu on lioerui w;riuo.
Addresu TUB STAR,
cptSitf Marion. 8. O.
Removal.
ti VP tj pMnvTtn vitox NO. 1 TO NO. 9
I South Kront Street, 8rd door from Solomon'B
iinrner. L am hwuiq uwj vjv..-" - -
hnthlie the Neatest shop and can always be found
Db.SMF0.WS
1 " j'jl
attfr W P U. C l'i?KMl'BRT
WIIOLENALK PKICUM.
gaf (Jrat qiutwitioud, it SkOuld bo underatood ta
iciil the iioloa4!e prices generally, in aiskla.
a flvaall orders higher pnea have to be charged
1.'' Jvilli'L; Jl:li. Oil
Standard ..I 12
13
15
8
10
IE
10
1)4
75
b5
DO
BACOM J4crtl Oaroiln.
ili4ir.i, y u)(iicw;
8hO0lder, i fo
tiides.N. iJ. choice, & ..... .
Western Smofcotl
13
0
9
Si
(2)
Hsms
Bides, $ lb
Bhouldera,.... .
Dry Salted
Sides 9 R
Shoulders ...
BSJF Live weight
BAIUI&LS SplrltrTurpcntlno,
Second Hand, each
New New York, each
NcwCity, oach
JuaiiSWAX
liltlCKS Wilmington, M
is a
o o
0
o a
65
00
00
21
60
00
15
22
6a
60
14 00
jSOTTKli North Carolina. 9 ,
Northern, J
CANDLES Spfcrai.
Tallow, 51 B
Adamantine, p E
CUJSiSS Northorn Factory 9
Dairy, cream 9 fi
State, &
COVYS&-Java.
Bio, 9 S
Lagaayra, J B......
CORNaOtAL 9.buahel,ln sacks
COTTONTIES eibdlo
DOMBSTICS Shoctiiii:,4-4. V yd
SO
32
SS
13
13
0 &
0 &
10
14
15
14
80
IS
75
1 10
13
00
10
as
12X
13-
70
75 &
it
Yam. a bu&cn 1 i oo
RCIGS ,.... i,o
FISH OCackercl, No. 1, bhl...li6 00
No. 1, y bbl 8 60
Mackerel, No. 3, $ bbl 9 00
No. ,9H bbl I 00
Mackerel, No. S, 9 bbl 6 60
Mullets. Vbbl 3 CO
do Porkbbls CO
Hi
4 20 00
4i 10 50
Q 10.00
(3 6 IX)
7 00
325
600
4 00
H.C. Herring, Koe, V ke... I 3 00
DrvCod.ta i.
PSBTIL1ZBRS
Peruvian Ouano, 9 3 W0 Bs
Baugh's Phosphite, "
Oaroilna PertlUscr, "
3round Bone.
Bone Meal,
Floux,
NavassaQoano, " "
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate
67 60
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
40 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
60 00
65 90
0 00
4E0
5J50
7 60
6 00
6 75
G 25
11
70
63 50
60 00
60 00
40 00
45 00
67 00
45 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
60 00
CS 4 25
wanaornoBpnaie.
aaBBerger A Bute's Phosph. "
HtmII atika Cotton Fertilizer
FLO UK Fine, 9 bbl
Super. Northern, 9 bbl
5 00
7 00
9 00
6&0
600
650
13
Eztraao. v ool
Family - 9 bbl
City Mills Sztra, 9 bbl
.Family, 9 bbl...
Si. Family, a bbl...
nr.rm to fr.
GRAIN Corn.lzi store, in oacs,
Com, Cargo, 9 busheL... .
72
65
70
52
85
75
6
13
125
1 20
1 15
64
Corn,mixea oasntu,ui uajju.
Oats. 9 bushel...
RedRussProor ... . ....
pam. now. c bushel . . .
67
50 O
00 a
720
4
12X&
1 15
1 10
1 00 eh
SIDES Green, 9 E
Ttrxr SBth
JIAY-Sastorn, 9 100 fts
Western, iuu icn
North River, 9 100 Bs . . .
mop IKON ton
0 00 90 09
LARD Northern, 5 S
10
North Carolina, -at w
r ril i r ..!
00 10
1 1-J 1 25
18 00 30 00
15 00 a 10 CO
13 00 18 00
is 00 a 2- 00
12 00 15 00
00 40
c7 40
00 & 41
"00 46
25 27
00 27
40 30
000 3 50
11 12
1 10 1 46
SO 100
15 18
00 20
00 & 22
23 25
8 18
75 1 00
40 70
40 80
0 00 2 75
00 00 17 50
00 00 15 00
00 00 14 00
7X m 7X
1 CO 1 25
LUHBKR City iiAsi3i.vnn
Shlpatuii.rasawea, 9 3xit..
Rcugh Edge Plank, 9 M ft...
WestlndiaCarzoes.accordlag
tcgtwulty,9 21 ft
Oraea Flooring, soasoa&d..
Scantiizi' and iioarcs, com
mon. r3 a. ft
UOLASSSS New cp Cuba, hhds
New crop Cuba, gal. .
Porto Rico,hhd3
bbla
digar House, hhds, 9 gal. -
nois.9 t;ai
rWran. bls. 9 Sal
NAILS jCut, lOd basis, 9 keg.. .
JiLS Herosone, 5al
Lard, 9 gai
Linseed, 9 gal
Rosin. 9 Kl
Tar: per gal
1VIk wiu Ur t
POULTRY Chickens, li veerown
T:rte8
PSANUTa ss cuatel
POTATOES- weat, 9 bushol. . .
PORK Noxt:. m. City Meae
Prime, v
8amp, Ti ;.'L'i
1UCS Carouni $ E
Uooyjh, L-h
11AGB Cor. '-ry, ? I
Cilv. r .3
IMS
IK
IX
22
75
90
65
75
HOPS
SALT bashei
14
00
SG
CO
CO
0
Liverpool, sjsacz,
Lisbon, 9 artck . . . . ,
American, 9 sack
SUOtAK Cuba, a
rortoKico, & ..
t Coifoo. 3 . . -
0
11
B a 5,
C '? P
Ex. C 6& .
Crushed. i E) .
10 10
! R &
9 9X
I U 113
5 CM
5 CO 7 00
00 2 30
4 50 5 00
CO 7 50
I 13 00 15 00
10 00 00 00
5 6
12 00 6H 13 00
13 00 14 53
9 00 11 00
7 50 8 03
5 00 6 50
4 53 5 00
1 00 6 00
1 00 2 60
20 26
30 32
18 20
foOAP Northern, 0 I
gtllNQLES Contract,
V
commoa, 9 a.
CypresB8aps9 M,
Cvnreas He&rts V2 M. .
STAVES W.O.BbL,91
R. O Hhd.,9I
TAr.T.ov7 m .
TI11BJER Shipping. 9S....
iixtrs amppmg
2aiilPrime,9 M. ...
Hill Fair, 9 M
Common Mill
Tfifprlnr tn ClrAimT-y ?Q M
WE1SK2T Northern, gal
WOOL Unwashed, 9 &
waanea. v a
Burry Wool
Exchanzs Wsht) on New York disct.
Kaiumore,.:
Boston, M
Philadelphia X
Western Cities
tt
Exchange 30 days 1 9 cent.
Bank of Now Hanover Stock
First National Bank,
Navaesa GiL&no Co. '
94
76
125
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon Z3
Do. Funding 1M6 -. o
Do. 44 1868 -8
Do. New 4's 63
Io. Special Tax 4
Do. to 2. C. Railroad 80
W. &. W. ILR.Bonds7 c (Gold Int). 113
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds. 6 9c. .60
WiL CoL & Aug. B. R. 44 00
WllialngtGn City eona.3, 7 He w
-- oia o vc 00
" cew6 9e 85
" 8 9c 85
New Hanover County ...6 9c 85 (Cur. Int)
W. & W. Railroad Steele to
North Carolina R. R. 44 70
WlLGasLlahtCo. ,.45
Wllmincton Cotton urns .. so
Bank of Hew Hanover.
Authorized Capital $1,000,000,
CasJs Capita! n&ld In 3O,O0.
DIRE G7 ORS.
JOHN DAWSON . ST3DMAH
d. it Kuncmso:-
DONALD KoJtAi:
H. VOLLiUiS
R. Ii. ERIDajMiS
ISAAC BATES,
JAS. A. LSAK
11. F. LITTLE
S. 11. BORDEN
J. W. ATEIixSUt
CHAS. M. STi-DJiAN, l'rdident.
ISAAC BATB3, Vice President
S. B. WaiiACE. Cashier aug 20-tf
Atkinson & Manning's
Insurance Rooms,
BANK OF NEW HANOVER BUILDING,
Wilmington, K. C.
Fire, Marine afijafe Companies.
Aggregate Capital Represented Over $100,000.000 !
11-tf
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Notices of the Press:
Tho (a,.,, ia AofMoAlv niw at the best Dfttvera in
the State, as bright and newsy as ever. Long life
to it. Salem Press.
rm.. nriwunfm E.i, Vioa ent.AFAd An it H twelftb
iuq nuuun6wuwwv".v. -
year as good a paper as any people should want.
(jnariMie uemocrai.
The Wilmington Stab has entered on its twelfth
year. As a dally journal or news n manus -up
head." Concord Register.
wwm vrril 1 s. C . n Kab am4am1 ltd . tlVOntv.
flfth vninmA rhfirft is do better DaDcr published
in the State Lenoir Tovic.
1UC Tf lliUUiWU iaau u.vu w i
tecnthyear. It is one of the best papers in tho
. . . trr J -i -
ouiie. rrurrenun ut.te.
The Wilmington Stab has entered ita thirteenth
year. It has become one er me icaainij papers ei
the son'A-wuwa l orcuujru .
fi wnmirxHyiTi flTiu In ii ot cmlvoneof the beet
edited papers Jn the State, but for freshness of
news and typographical appearance cannot be beat
en Jackson Beporier.
mi., wilmlnirfni Sin ta nnn nf the verv beatna-
J. UU ,w uuiui wru w a.. - J
pers in the South, in every department from typog
raphy up to editorial ability at d Independence.
Petersburg (Va ) Index-Appeal.
ttt . iiw Va Ubna va KaAonaa if la 4rVrtvrno'Vllv rHft-
ble, candid, fearless, and so well and ably edited,
nra- .nil 1n f .M. . nprf Mt. npwRnanrF. T .fin r
may the Stab twinkle. ML Airy Visttor.
. i.rvnnV. nf fi.. lioAl sif fiA nrodii in thin RtfttA in
all that makes a DaDer valuable to thC reader, still it
continues to improve. It is a Stab of the first
magnitude. May its lustre never wane. Tha Free
Wilt isaviuu
dol newspaper. Indeed, wo think we do not exag
gerate its merits when we say it is the newsiest (sec
ular) paper published in the South. EichmondiVa.)
BelUnous Herald.
Ttio TCiiniinfrtnn Star has now entered upon its
thirteenth year and twenty-fifth yolume. One of
the best conducted and edited papers in the South,
and. as a North Carolinian, we are proud of it
Tarboro Southerner.
The stab is so well and favorably known In this
ration of the State that we can say nothing of
which its thousands of readers do not already know.
It i in every respect one or the Dest aaines in w
South. Bobesonian.
Th. OTfiwilTinrrwi Rtiii hnj pnlnreii on Its twelfth
year. It is a most excellent newspaper, well edited
a compendium of all the news of the day, and an
honor to its City, to nona varoiina una. iu nwui
Carolina iouraalism. CAarioffe Observer.
Phut mannlflront. Tu-arn'mfr STAB h&S COmDletcd
Its twenty -second volume. It is one of the most
brilliant, erudite and sparkling dallies south of the
PntfiTi Thfl nvatAin in the Pet ud of the DaDer
fcuuaete8 them all. Tarioro Southerner.
The Times cannot say a vrord too good for the
WilmiDgten Stab. It has jusi. reached one of its
many birthdays. As a newspaper it is a favorite
with the State press and is sought after by the peo
ple. Long and prosperous life to It Beidsvule
Timet.
Star are such bright little journals T The Wilming
ton (N. C.) Stab, the Washington Star, Fredericks
burg Star, New York Star, for example There
must De somctning in a name auer iui ami
(Fa.) State.
still eontdnues on the high road to success, W e e8-
the very beat of our exchanges, and consider it the
neerof anv iournal DUbliBhed in the South. Ox
ford Free Lance.
midnight Associated Press reports, and has besides
increased the amount of its reading matter. The
3 i n A..u.na.f TanAw Tta nrntinArltTr 1H not
surprising fince it is so dcBcrving. Charlotte Ob
server. mm. vT.mTi Kan .n. nt thn beat dailies we
imnu snii n a. nowimflner. Inonr opinion, the very
best, has entered upon its twelfth year. In every
particular the Stab comes fully up to the mark as
Leag may it twinkle. Alamance Gleaner
rrnA TlTU-m-I-nanvi flmm Voa on Ar(A finATl lta 12th
volume, and we are pleased to notice still continues
A aTk,. -mA XKTa oatoam thrt ST ATI VeiV
niehly, regarding it as one of the very best newspa-
pers inai comes to uuboiucc. w uod -
are always a little fuller than those of any other of
tta itrHi denartment Is con
ducted with much ability. Morqaaton Blade.
Dr.TM.iti u. rmM.ninM aa wtui inMnarable from
an enterprise begun amid the wreck of fortune that
attended the collapse of the Southern Confederacy,
the Stab has steadily waxed" until it now beams
resplendent in the full glow of a constantly bright
ening prosperity. As a newspaper it has few equals.
ana su (superior, iui tkyymtiiaM dw.--"
J!.lnsi ...annAmMt onrl ma ur nTQnd tO tank it
among our most accepUble exchanges. nulsboro
TT 3
The Wilmington Mohnins Stab has entered upon
the thirteenth year of its existence, and we take
this opportunity to congratulate it upon its prospe
rity and deserved popularity. The remarkable suc
cess of the 8tabIs due to its strict attention to
business. The boast of the Stab (rightfully too),
is that it always has the news, and this is the first
thing in journalism. Otherwise the paper is all
that the term of "good newspaper" implies, and its
corps of editors and reporters are thoroughly edu
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its genial, enterprising proprietor enjoy many more
happy years of usefulness. QoLdsboro Mmenqer.
For Sale Low,
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ONE ALMOST NEW,
Both in thorough order
Can ba bought cheap.
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The Central Protestant
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
muter and tha O reran of the Methodist PrOtOS
tant Church in North Carolina, is published at
Greensboro, . C.
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Address
THE COURIER COMPANY,
Hendereonvllle, N. C.
The Camden Journal,
Published Every Thursday, at Camden, S. C,
IS THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED PAPER IN
Kershaw county, and has an extensive circulation
among the Merchants, Farmers and all classes of
business men In the county.
It offers to the Merchants of Wilmington a desir
able Medium for Advertising, the country in which
ltcirculates, being connected with that city by steam
eronthe Wateree River, and the Wilmington, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad.
Liberal terms will be made with those desiring to
advertise.
Subscription price, $2 50 per annum.
Mrtr es, FRANTHAM & HAY,
feb 27 f Editors and Proprietor.
THE RALEIGH
Christian Advocate,
Edited and Published by
BLACK & EEID, Ral6ih. J. C.
Is the organ of about 69,000 Methodists in North
Carolina, and has the largest circulation of any pa
per in the State. It gives the markets, secular and
religious news. Is a weekly, eight page, religious,
family newspaper. Only $2.00 per annum. Sub
scribe at once.
Advertising rates libera!. 1an 24 tf
RAILROAD LINES.
Wilmington & Weldon
RAILROAD CO.
Oman or Gax'L SmnramTamBtrr, f
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 18. 1S80. f
Change 1" .Schedule.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10. 1580, A'.
8.40 P.M., Paasciifor Trains en the Wlnp.ir.t
ton & Weldor Railroad will run a follows:
Way mall and.Ksprcaa Train,
-Non. 47 North and 48 kouiIi.
Leave WilmiKgUra, Front St Depot, at 0.50 A.
Arrive at Weldon 12 :M) -.
Leave Weldon -
Arrive at Wilmington, Front SU Depot, :53 Jr. x
xt TJ . .t,,,t f tt i vn KTPRK9B TDAIB9
iTiuni a MuJ..... ' ----
Daijly Nos. 43 Nobth aud 42 Soutu. .
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 8:4 P.
Arrive at Weldon
Leave Weldon -. 1
Av
M
M
M.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at 5.10 P. M. Daily, and Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at 5.05 A. M. Return
ing, leave Tarboro at 10.00 A M. Daily, and Mon-
'It-oItt Nn di Tnn.kAM close eonncctioii at W
el-
j . il wAw.tm KTnth 1alv All rail
via
..... J ..4.II..T..ntRnnr1llv t KIT LIB
e.
Train No. 45 runs via Richmond and Wjiablng
a rlnio mnninlnn liftll V to RlCll
i-
lull aim - -
mond, and daUy except Saturday nUbta for all
points north of Richmond.
Both trains run solid hetweou V ilmmcton ana
Washington, and havj Pullman Palace sleepers
attached. JOHK V. DIVINE,
tienenl Sup't.
A. POPE, Gen'l 1'asscnger Ascut.
ec Sb-U
General Sup'ts Ofllce,
WJIiirilNfcrXON, C1.U3S654A 6t AU
GUSTA K. it.t OHPANS;,
- WIIJJT7s ;-iON'. N. C, Sept 19. 1880
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 25, 1890. at 10.13
P. M , the followiBg Passenger Schedule will
ba run on this road:
Day Pa?8BS03R,Mail ano Express Trains.Dailt
Kos. 4i West and 4 East.
Leave Wilmlnt.on 'J 00 A. M
Leave Florence i An i w
Leave Florence "
Arrive at Wilmington 8:20 P. M.
MIGSS'I EXPRHSS TKAINN ( Dally )
Not, 48 West and 47
Leave Wilmington 10:13 P.M.
Leave Florence 2 :20 A. M.
Arrive at C C. & A. Junction 5:45 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia 5:55 A. M.
Leave Columbia.. 10:00 P. M.
Leave O. C. & A. Junction 10:3) P. M.
Leave Florence 2:30 A. M.
Arrive at W Hraijteton 6:30A.M.
This Train stops ocly at Urinlil6yi, Whiteville,
Flemington, Fair Blatf. Marion, Florence, Tim
mousvillc, Maysville, tJimter, Camden Junction
and Easion.
Passengers for Columbia, and all points on G. A
C. R. R., C, C. & A. R. R. Stations, Aiken Junc
tion, and all poiate beyond, should take No. 4S
Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston and
for Augusta on trains 47 and 8.
All tralnB run solid between Charlceton and Wil -mington.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
lon'l hr.i'L.
A. POPE, Gen'l PajBcn-er Agent
se 30-tf
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
Omen i
! GXTTEIlAIi BTTPSBrHTXXDXNT 1
VUmington, N. C, Juno 10. 1SS0.
wi
Change of Schedule.
O
N AND AFTER JUNE' IS, 1880, the following
Schedule will be operated on this Hallway:
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN :
1 Leave Wilmington nx .. ti:00 P. M.
No. 1. VArrlve at Hamlet at 1:25 A. M.
Charlotte at 7:00 AM.
Leave Charlotte at 8:20 P. M.
No. 2. VArrwo at Hamlet at 1 :2T A. M.
S " Wilmington at 9:00 A.M.
No. 1 Train .is Daily cxccpt'Sundays, but makes
no connection to Raleigh on Saturdays.
No. 2 Train is Daily except Saturdays.
SHELBY DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT A PAS
SENGER AND EXPRESS.
v. o (Leave Charlotte
wo- J' f Arrive at Shelby
8 .CO A. M.
12:00 M.
w-w I Leavo Shelby
2:00 P. M.
0:00 P. M.
LOCAL FREIGHT & ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Wilmington 6:5 A. M-
Arrives at Laurinburg 5:10 P. M-
Leaves Charlotte 4:15 A.M.
Arrives at Laurinburg 4:00 P.M.
Leaves Laurinburg 5:30 A. M.
Arrives at Charlotte 4:20 P. M.
Leaves Laurinburg ; 5:00 A. M.
Arrives at Wilmington 4:15 P. M.
These Trains leavo Wilmington and Charlotte
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Laurinburg,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays .
Close connection at Hamlet to and from Italclgh,
and at Charlotte via StatcsvUlc, to all points in
Western North Carolina and to Aehcville.
Also via Spartanburg to Ucndcrsonvlllo, adjacent
points and Ashe villa.
Passengers for Ashoville via either route, leaving
Wilmington at 6 P. M., will arrive at destination at
1 P. M. next day.
Sleeping-Car accommodations on Through Trams
to and from Charlotte and Wilmington
Through? Sleepers will also be run to and from
Raleigh and Charlotte.
V. Q. JOHNSON.
Je 17-tf General Superintendent.
CLYDE'S
New York and Wilmington
Steamship Line.
The Steamer
BENEFACTOR,
Capt. JONES,
V1LL SAIL JfliOM NEW FORE,
Katarday, November 13.
T-Shlppers can rely upon the PROMPT SAILING
of Steamers as advertised.
For Freight Engagements apply to
THOMAS K. DOND,
Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C.
i'tieo. t!. Cger, Freight Agent,
New York.
W. P. Clyde & Co., General Agents,
dec 9 tf 35 Broadway. New York.
The Lincoln Progress
Published Saturdays at Lineolnton, 2V. 0.
IS the only paper published in Lincoln county
and has an extensive circulation among the Mer
chants, Farmers and all classes of business men in
tho State.
It offers to the Merchants of Wilmington a de
sirable medium for advertising their business
throughout Western North Carolina.
Liberal terms will be allowed on yearly adver
tisements Suhscrintion price, $2 00 per annum
In
KiHrttu. v H. DaLANK.
tCilUnr arid Pronrlr trr
High-Bred Dogs,
English, irish and Gordon sbttkii.4 ,
of he Choicest breed, with guaranteed pedigree
For sale by
B. P. WBL8H,
nov7 D&W'f York. Penn
mom COTTON GIN
Clean the Seod bettor. Runt L'ahtcr,
Gins Fast or And Ooata Loss Money thnn any
other Cln In the Market. Kvory machine
fully and legally euarranteed.
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Taoso machines aro mad of the best matcrlclx, anil lb
workmnnshipond flnlcb are unezocUod. Hare been swarded
premiums nt all tho State fairs, Ocorgi Alabama, Trxaa,
etc Upwards of COOS of our Ours ro In constant uao lu
tho southern states, over 1000 bArUtr been sold In lETt.
Prlco A, 1st of Glno, Feeders and Condensers
Boxsd roody for ahlpmant and d oil to rod at oar factory. .
ylipi i
o Si
vy J-
TH4r Moe with Prlos with
Eiacs. Tli. Belf Foedar BritV-mAeraHA
or Condonr. Oundonat r.
Svtaw $7f 00 $1W 00 flsTob
5 " 87 M 11 00 l bU
iO " 100 00 m frO U 00
.5 " 118 M 1M 00 17 M
M " , 125 00 100 00 ISA 00
CO " , 140 00 1M 00 (t 00
70 " M0 00 SOt 00 S4 00
80 " ISO 00 KM 00 BS4 00
tirTernis nlven on Appllo&tlon. JU
From IMS to 1S5S we mannfartai-Ttd Olnsat Oolombna, Oa.,
under the firm ruuno of K, T. TilxoaAOo., aftorwords
CucMons, Dbown & Co., and made what waathon known
as the Taylor Gin. During taa year IK w remurnl to this
plaoe, where wo bars been exoHudTely eniragod In tnajiu
I acturln: Ulna ever slnae. With loner trxrierienoft, tha Ix t
labor sarmfr machinery and sklllod workmen, we mmh m
advantages not enjoyed by any other manufarturrr in our
liBfl, for prodnclno; the bkst work for the least money.
The domond lost year was so great that noarly .too orders
rcmalnod unfilled, but we haro doubled onr manufactuiintr
capacity and hope to bo able to moot all demando. sUll It la
the wiaest plan to net your orders In early. and
for lUuHtratod pamnhlft rlTin(f ww voluntary testimonial
from ovor 603 tivo. enUni-lrfnar plantera, J"Tvmmrm, KrorUxw
and oumpluUs ouvut fuj iuJioJ vhen doalrod. Addroaa
BEOWN COTTONi IN CO
XTEW LONTXDN, CONN.
JOHN DAWSON A CO., Agents,
Bill 111 UiW'Bm WilmlnRton, N t
GRAYS SPBCIFIC MEDICINE-
TRADE MARK TnS GRRAT TRADE MARK
KNGLISU RKM
KDY. An unfail
ing cure for Bcra
iual Weaknoss,
bpcf matorrboa.
Impotcncy, snd
U dl.ieaios that
follow, sa a se
quence of tclf 1
Abavi- as Ixss of
BEFORE TAKIIO.Mcmory, L'nlver AFTER TAIIRO.
sal Lassltudo. Palo In the Back, l)1mn' of VlsWm,
Prernatore Old Age, und many other Dlaonsos Ihnt
lead to Insanity or Consumption, m d a Pruniuturo
Grave.
CVKull particulars in our tmmphlt t, which
desire to send frco by mall to every one.
t&r'Tbo Hi.cclflc Mcdicino la sold I y nil DrogrlrtH
at tl per p'lckat'c, or six packages for or Mill I."
sont iron by mail on receiptor the money, by in I
crcsslug T11U OKAY MK Did Nit ( O .
No Id Mocbanlcs' Ulnck, Uolroit, Wlrln
fold hi Wilmington by GHKUN K KLANNKH,
WholcB:.!o nti.i ItcUill, n1 nil Urareifla evry
where. in Ii Q 1AU ly
O n U 3 E Rl T S
AN!
rave Stones,
F1K8T)LA88 WC1(K AT lAJWUHf NKW Ytlt!
PKICBS. DKHIGNH SUNT 11Y MAIU WOK
TACKED AND HHU'l'Kn, AT OUK RISK.
TO ANY PA KT K TUB SOUTH.
CtlCSIAltI , fill AIM A ',,
57 Lafayette l"litri, Kvw rb.
Watban's MonuriientM' ! iri H, in t.oi.U for i'i , fi
sale to tho Trade. c 4 D.VWlf
PRESCRIPTION FREE
I ior t0 spoeay tnroui mriii ti t
. Manhood, Prematnro Ufbllltr, cronnr.
Despon
Bocleti
Denpoudenf)
. f'nnniLlnn or mpu. Arrraion lu
DcfrrtWo Hemorr. and all Disorder
Drouirht on ly Secret Ilablt and Kxcssses. Any
Awntrn-lvi h iw Ik. I turradlan la. AdHrASa.
DR. JAQUES A CO.,
130 West Bizih St, OlfiCIIiHATI, OEia
fob 10 lyDAW
N.
A. STEL'EEAH, Jr.
Attorney and Coanircllcr at Law.
KLlZAIlKTHTON, ULAUtt.s COUNTY. N. t
Office Ud ei&lrft. In Urlck linll.'.ki:.-. .4C:iiilod oi
Uinaldl A Co.
UnrM.al nl tiT11riti li f TlAlmi, i Vil Uirtl. ma fin ttlril
of $100 and upwards made for five Per CVnt. If
without suit Drawing 1)-1h. MorUraifos, Ac.tf
!.! nn M.AWIf
THE LANDMARK,
PUI1L181IKD AT
81A1KSV1LLJC, 1HEDKLL CO., X. C
18 TUB
Leading Newspapor In Weotern North
Carolina.
It Is the only Democratic Paper published In lro
dell County one of the largest and wealthiest conn
ties in tho State and has attalnod a larger loca
circulation than aay paper cvei heretofore publlnhMl
In the county.
Its circulation in Alexander. Wilkes, A oho. Alio
rhany. Yadkin, Davis and Iredell, la larger than
fixator any two papers In the Sta to combined; and
Is rapidly acquiring a strong foothold In Forfytbe,
Burry, Kowan and western Mecklenburg.
It is the onlv paper In Western North Carolina
that employs a RseeXAn Canvasbiko Ausht, and
thus kept constantly before tho people. Under thu
system a rapidly increasing clrculsUou is the remilt
matting tne LiAkdmauk
XXIKBKST ADVUIITHMN; ftlBCUl I'm
IN WB3TBKN NOBTli CAROLINA
ADDKKbb,
LANDniUU,"
Htaiosvllle. N.C:
de U-tf
The Biblical Recorder
PUBLISHED 11Y
Edwards, Broughloti A. iU.
RALEIGH, N. C.
HEV. C. T. BAILEY, Editor.
HEV. 11. IIATC1IER. Associate Kdltwr.
Organ of HortH Carolina Baptists
In Ita 41th Year.
EVERY BAPTIST SHOULD TAKE IT
At an Advertising Medium Uiurarp&eux)
Only 03. OO per Year.
Addres
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BIBLICAL BJCCOltDEU ,
kalclch. N. ;
WILMINGTON MERCHANTS
WILL FIND
THE LAURINBURG ENTERPRISE
TOE BEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHIOn TO ADVERTISE
PALL AND WINTItU UOODB
among the people of Robeson, Richmond and An
son counties, in North Carolina, and In the border
counties of Bouth Carolina. The EN TKB PRIME
has a larfre and increasing circulation In the Pee
Doe and Cape Fear sect tons of this Stale; bavlnc
obtained a large circulation In tho latter darter: tin
six months It was published la Kavettevllle befora
Its removal to LenrUburg, and In the formr-r
within the last two months.
Advertisements will be Inserted by tb moMh,
qnarter and year at reasonable rates. Address
ii. i. iticuurriK.
DAW tf Lanrlnbnr?;. N. C.
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