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VOJJJME XI J.i
ir.NfOj'BlJl 'AT. THE roaTOFilCK AT
WiwiiwrivNi N. U, A3 Second Olah
Mat i En. I ,.-'V tV'V u- V,
'Latest.
! . The Nihilists were niarcuea lo exe
t milioii nilh drum aud fife, ami tie
'" iacbraenU of troops j uirrpuoded tlie
gcaflblJs. Thitj ' kissed tlie "cross and
i rach other," a'nd'all were firm but Rous-
s.ikolT, who fainted at the last inoment.
Tlie Irieunial 'scBsidn of the Society
uf the'Cincinnati cloicd the 8th. The
following cfficer4 r$k elected jo serVe
lbrJ,hcei)suiDg termji rreeideutVGoT.
Hamilton Fish', of New York;. Vice
V lVcsidcut, (Jen. Woi. AJ 'Irvine, iof
i'euDsylvauia; Secretary, Oea. CI. W,
II arris, of 1'eiinsjlTaiiit; Assistant bec
rrlary, Hen. 11. I: Manning, of Mary-
- IhihH Trcaiurer, (Icn.. Jno. Schuyler,
of New Vork; Aeuslant Treasurer,
. Hen. IlerinoM liarfiinl, of New York.
Heavy 1oBlsVin I'leias, damaging
oru, colto, aud vegetables. .;
V Tin; advance Bbeejls of JefT. DaTis
ljwk jiroon. .I'-' ; ".' - . r .: :i
' There are 5,0'JU destitute irsous iu
Dakota iu conseiuence of the flood,
; and greaU sufferiog prevails. j
' (Jeueral Uarey, who recently died of
kidney disease at his home in Edce
Jiulil, fsouth Caroliu'a, "wan more than
mi average lawyer, aud with him dies
. iIia lant bupc of independence in iSouth
' CnruUtia Democratic politics. - ! I
licueral Mahoiie Rays thai Ike auti'
5,juibo uioveinent will carry Virginia
tti'is fall; that begets news from Texas,
Arkausas, thtj Cirolinai ipd Florida
. I'tidoisiug his altituJe. v ,
I'Jiero.arriyed'iu tbe cuslonis districts
of lialtiuiore, robloo, Detroit, Huron,
Key West, Miuueswta, New Bedford,;
New Urlcaus, New York, rassaiuk
ijuody, rhiladclphia and San Frajii
Viaco, during the mouth ended SIsrcU
ol, 1SSI, lSSJl 'pasHCugers, of wEoni
4 t,rJ5 were Iiiutuigratits. Ui" these there
nrrivcd from Fnglauaiid Wales, 3.1S?;
hcjtfaml, Ireland, :J,i73crmaoy,
l,.,3l7; Austria, d,0y0; Sweden, L'S5;
orway, 1.71'; Denmark) 113; Uelgiuni,
uO; France, ' ;i71;- bwitzeHaudjl,lt)0;,
Ncthl.ind v G1L; Italy, Kussja,
V IK; rolaud, 1G1; luugary, S57; Do
mini jii of Cauada, S.Cli; Chiua,
ami iVoin'aU olhcir countries, 171.. a
W v ittMilOx, April H.'Ut uuHo
1a all our anticipations." -said
HccrcUry Wiudoui to a 'Tribune orrcs
poudcnl this aftcrnoou,' rclerring to the
piospccl f success in ' refunding the
called sixes "I have oflorcd to bet a
4hat." aid i bigUrt,t?ca8ury official,
' that we do not pay out ten millions
in cah under the last call." . 'There
io iudica'.iousV' said a third Treasury
otlicial, "that tbo moTemeut will bo
liko tiist wheu (ho fours were sold;
that it will become rush before the
limit spire.".
TIiojc Dcuiocraticcnaton and Mem
bers of Congress from the aouth, who
re Iraudnleutly in their seats by" the
aid of shot guns, tissue-ballots,' kuklux
inl bujl dozing, abow , ignorance
worthy of a Modoo chiei or the King
of the FtTjcelUlatuN. Senator Brown
uflieorfcia declare, that while there is
no pUcti but' the sotitU where there la
. rclly it free ballot aud peacefulness 'at
tMf there are 'loD.'WO diafraii-
rliHcd citieps in Massachusetts, who
ate iviadg ao by inability to read and
write; pau ier ism and drunkeuess. This
Ltnuase illustrates the collossal !au
".'dacitf of tboae brgswt, whtt rod lo
, their; reats through bloody paths of
tdiol-guu, iitlc-club, aud over dead
. blie. -. ' '-.' - V
.,:!: ., . - ; r ; - ,;.-.
I When Uod, swiUns Ihe first born of
i-yptians, directed that the' bousee of
.tli Inaelte?,wUve doorposts were mar-
4 fcd with tlie bN of the paachal
lwb, k pawd oTcr, od this aared
the t'irl born of lwael. The people of
Hod lutttituted acisiorihe passoter;
, luw ft cu dywa all through, the
days frou Moses to Sobmon, and 0Ta
to thUday awouglbe Hebrew. It ebo,
r after the death end rtaurreclioii of
VOhmt, .was adopted br ibe Aixietlee,
the Uuod of ChtUl being la aimUhude
I vt the paccbal lamb, '
The tcUl number ol all amUif pu
- i'Ui lu tbo civilized world, as shown by
v lb UailcdtUtca Bureau of EJucaUoo,
auiouuta lo il,C5?,US poplU. 4 Tbe
larccst rvilbE I Ibe UaHed lsUU,
?.S73 105. and tbo llrti la pritiaa
Coleoibl. ZML The nt U number
of pepiU U France, 4,7ia,53 ; the aut
liuaa, t.OOT.TTS J lbt ljUad aod
Wle 3.710.5S3; Japan,
AudiU. 2.UI.CS3 j Italy. l.tJ5l.lT;
Tac dxmxre to tbe steamboats, tall
roads, machine afceps, and cellare la
laU, by Ibt lata ptl k bet ttt
VVP..u I mil.liuli a InOer ifl tliO-Wll
1
Kington I'oST,. or April lUcb, rocom
mendiug 'Judge Buxlou for the posi
tion, ot Judge of the United Butes
Court of Claims, declined by IIop.S.
F; Phillips. It js well; known .that
Judge Buxton has mad great acri
ficea for the! liepublican s party, and if
they do not reward him for these, they
will ahow themselves an ungrateful
party. 1 Up baa had much . experience
in the administration of justice in the
courts of this state, and is well quali
fied for the position in question . We
boije he will get it, Ifjettivillc Ex
aminer. V-- -i; fr Vl . . .
The change of Mr. Thilliiw from the-
Solicitor-Cleneralship to the Court 6f
Claim! anf bis refusal to. accept it,
took; everybody in this 'state by sur
prise. There was no chance for any
concerted action, and we are not aware
that any.irnited mcycmpnt.'whateTer,
has been made. Besides' Mr. I'hillips,
to whom all feel kindly, there is Judge
Buxton, whose elevation would give as
much gratification to the liberal public
heart pf the stato which he honors, as
anybody, and more than "a ; dozen lie
publican lawyers who are; iitior the
place. It would be a fitting thiog if
theFrcsident could see the propriety
of putting Mr. Fbillipi oil tho sup
poml vacaniy that is to ctur ou the
Supreme beucb, aud then put Judge
Buxton ouf the Court of Ciaruii.
The kind words which we tiutelrom
our Democratic colcmoorrav mtaa 1
m.w !.." -'rttr tinvurwaol
U1UJD VUC1II 1URI ntVlUl JLIU'I V
. . !
a ioiiln-:il uronriplv. wnicu Wouia naver
been jnore annrourialc. thau lo have!
made Judae Builon Governor. If tho
circurostaDccs were loo hackneyed toj
pertnit his efeclion as Cotcruor, ccr-
taiuiy we may believe that, any Bulla-
ble honor which the I'rcsiflent might;
bestow on '' Jwdge 'Buxton, wovll grati
fy all people. .
i The aodula, wbth war popped. iu nj
great i moRsure . by the hh; and co!q I
- 1 " .... r , s .... '2 1
winter liaa slsrtfU again, a ueimnu
paper Bays: J' ive iiunurwi oiacK icu
HuutiDjrton, Tcuii., a few days siuco in4
teudiug U settle in Kansk Siuallc
parties are made tip for eiBi-rratipn Id
other plafcca." .Thecbargej thatjhes
persuidcl to their .courkj 1
til I 1 1 .-L
v uortherri J
emissaneii win namiy uo?
belicved'-t
That there is sotoeihing radically wron
in the oulh, wlucu makes
lopuIation willing to leave;
ne epiorea
tbo Homes
lo which tuey are allacne, ami
Luucnaure
the HUU.riiigs of tbo cold north, reh
niiires no argument. 1 1 lio nioycnicut is
ot l lit 1 1" own cliooinp, auu is like the
emiaraliou from the dym&licH o'f the
dynasUrs of the old I world- Tlie col
orcd : 1 oo re r s ol too soutli are seeking
h6wcs here they "hope Ifor pcrsonsjt
liberty, and the right to lijve in peace
under 1 he law.
I '
-glider OtMH.
The colored,. cop
i nbtlh because
they are cheated and deluded out f
their hard earniugs;iand. bulldozed odt
of their ; polilicafght! - The Jnltr
Ocean need not be surprised if hu -
dreds of thousauds ! seek the ' cold ell-
climate of tho north. These ;pcop 0
bad rather endure the cold of tbe north
pole if they find warm hearts (a they
believe' and exfrxt they will in tje
v i i .' r a. ".j -; ', ..- 1.
north) instead of suflcrg tho cruU
treatment longer they have had to en
durq from tbe cold-hearted demons qf
tbe south. K'ght here iii this city jf
Wilmington, 1,050 of them wero de
nied the privilege of voting lor tlie
man ol their choice in November last.
In Halifax county, i -2,800; in EJgie-
i i
j . i ,um. j nir.-i.
comba counlr. l.OOO: in xkasu countr.
2o0; iu JVoaon pounty, 50(i and iu ollipr
Aunties of the sule about 4.000. ma -
Uog; at least 9,000 colored- men bull-
aoxed ..ml defrauded o( hclr pbUtickl
rignts., aa vncy ai votfu orm var-
olina would , have elected the full lie -
publican ticket, and lour republican
vDgrcBsmcn. , lF'e
oi vne orui w rcvei vw iucj pvw bii-
ferine rooplc tbey have big bear
faithlul and Uue. ! f t r
TUK MllwM TO IlAl'aS
Dr. Marlia L. Dulauey. of North
Carolina, iu the city, auylng at 171 K
street. It ia understood tbal vt, IJuIa-
Dey is au applicant ibr the mission to
Uaytl, now hlUd by Mr. Lanrston, who
. a - a- . k m m
it w aaiu, wwnea to do recaiicu. air.
Dulancy is a leadiog eoiereu man in
hia sUte. of much' ability, and itt ia
claimed that be, being much darker
than ltufeteot LAngston, will better
lwxvu, ... vv
lf, -" w 1
.Iia i llr I Hi la no ifta ladinf
- " . -' ' m
f N"irth tWlna? TCrn
T,- . .ku u..iJ
L.. .M. kaarJ ht lM 'la4ilin'
j,i.'.f .k t. ni siiT
but then there are to mxny icauiog m-
- J- .i7T;J -1 Li
never beard ofdanos tbe f ghtin day a
of the cawpaigu, that je cannot place
them at:. , . -
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Tboee who wUH the latest Mew Voik
new, from a reliable Republican fa-
pcr, aboaU aabecribo for tbe 7nbt. j
nna hnndrtd and fifteen ihoasiad
daUara k available fee tbe coTtrameat
dredge; of tbt Cape Fear tivtr fe:
ow
WILMINGTON, NOKTH
SECKKTAltY WIJfDOI.l'S- 1'LAWj.
Ttic cEUKAiruoM or axj'U ccnJ:
1; OR AX E-rtiitO.V (illAiSTKU AT 3V
4KR ckxt. : ' l.
The Secretary fcf lhj Tea5&Ty an
nounce?, to holdei's cfO per vcat bonda
that tho Department will pay thoso
maturing on the firs', of July in cab,
(fr, Comt2;ncin,jon the-.ipiU.iif 'Ma;r.
SSI, exchange 2 per cents.
The registered bonds , iasued iu ac
cordance" with request? of holders of
six jef cents will bear a trtamp express -
in j the fact that tucli boud' aro conj-
tiBuea during" llic pleasure ol lac . govj
rnment, with iiitcrest at theTrate of 35
per cent per annum. Holders a re ra
jjuircd to pay. transportation expenses,
bn bonds ta tbo Treasury, . ltegistered
bonds,- issued' 'am lib'jv.e;. will. "bo sent to
jthem prepaid liy roistered mail uulcs
jtheyMherwiso direct. The amount of
jsix per ccnt bonds wibjtct to payment
or excuang, unuer . me coiiuuions
aboye described, U ?IU,251,550 c'Oupon
and $155,44S,S50 nistert -d; total, U'Jo,
000,400. This doe.i not include the
"Oregon Wadcbt, of which 38,200
was . out8tacdfbg April i, lS-Dl. .this
deb4will.be pr.id ft ickurity,uy 1;
JitlT
Fr.om -tfssuraru iH, vvlsich
ho-
ready received; Stcretajry, .Wiudi' . is
justiiied-iu Le!kvii:g that a very coii-
J"v"s"p 1 "wtJ luu v"
wo .ITeatSUlCU Wf O&CUilUKO
under; the
-
Ha . . .CI ' . .1
terms oi lue can. me amouni. 01, sixes
nV deposited by National bauka to
secure circulation is about $40,000,000,
Probably ni03t of tbei bonds will be
exchanged; aud tlie Secretary undoubt
edly anticipates thai many holdvrV ol
the iemaiuingVrc-i Will prefer. " per
cent iuterc&t to' their uToney. It U
thought; that ilUiOiOOO'l jnI!.' wajf
thus be taktu' au c f. tho l.-t of
July the h'ferctary 1 1' ii ? ;"f rcasury
probsbly will be abb to-puV'' fur
.
OOojJl'O or f.O,y0.H..'W.-,t;i Ljiids Ironi
theurp)uy revenue; aud. lliii amount
.A)lu . ,. . : .
"v 1
tne bonds presented 1 r rcdeois tion at
that time, provided C1CO,000W Hhall
Uflve been ciflia'aircd. If tins ci'rcc-
fcatv1 -UUU4 w a Kj.uici-ijr
wouiu sin ve. at uis cooimasu .uu,f
000.000 of f.;ur or leur aiid a liidl vvr
ccnt bonds wnkh ho iufcht sell aud
. . ..uuh,.,,. rrf-ind il.
ri" .. "
fives,
.Whet.her,-4u.c3?e-. k '..'t-tali bo fduud
necessary to sell bondj.to.mcct dcaand3
under thecal)' issued to-day'oittor
four and si half per cents will bo sold
is a iuestou nil vet dtt i Jed, laud re
f garding which- the "' Secretary 'declines
to'ex-prcsa au opimon.- v ben "ho iyat.
ter .was discussed in tat nut tuc opiu-
ioii was advanced that tho.:- option of
redemption was a thing 'o. mucli less
importance iu laet tuau tho ntaioiiiy
iLi??
time wtiieh a boud might havo tu run,
j iu value -suppoiiug tbe inoiicy market
1 to remain unchanged would constant-
lJ """CT . v r, "
hand, tbe premium which thocovern-
ment would receivo would be so much
money in bacd lor use, or -might be
Put out. of ' 1f cst ,1 h,f constantly
increasing. It would tucrelore be
withia tbc powcr of government at
any time to Like that premium, and,
addius; to it the par value of tho bond,
go into the market aud buy bouds,
paying something less that it had orig
inally received :or tnem. it is known
that Secretary Wuulom entertained
tbis view of tbo case, but tlrU c-aunot
It i. It 1 - - -i . V .
P inierpreiea as a p-es.ig3 oi .u m-
I icnuou io-'teii-iour icr.. cents in. ine
I ... r i: ,
I rew money at all. ; -
1 V ' -'
A to lik,Jr.m lnj Jau.c H rcnlito
ZT -i? thai
that subjett will remain undecided ua-
1 til becretary lndom shall, navo an
opportunity to, forecast tbo result of bis
win find it wracticiblc not oulv to Pro-
i Tije for.all tho sixes, bat aiao tof edeem
or extend the Sres beloro Congress as
sembles next December, "isccrctary
Winuom expects that the ctl'cct of his
policy as announced to-day w ill bo con
servalive s far as the luuacy matket
is couccmed, auJ that tio $uddn c-Ku
tractiou or.expansiou ol lao current y
nil rcsu.t Irotu tu , ; ":
Tho able Irish -kaucr, '.objects to the
i land bill ax iaautiicicnt, and advUc's the
lUh people to continue their orgaahx-
itn rr m I i-rvi'f c!ioa. II believe;!
, - , ' , .
I " o' - -- -
uaS W o rcmxia ia irtinn
.. . . . i ... I
1 build up their owa cOisUv:
Mi
Far
Ilia uU ia a tftlcsa ud !cr.
I . j ; . .
aider! fry tbc IrwU rop!e.
Ataiple, pt Lamlca itiucdy,
that cure every Uaic, stod evcaUdt-
eaoby kcvploi tbc tUvd .pure, tU&a
an rtsuUr, iidccyi aad hvr active.
is tbe CTtilot bwesic- cur vctucrrtd
UNO tSAU. 11 P 11 Ur U lliil rr sie
dr. ara i rrcpric: are Ixisb:
ol by tbcawaia to. live, been aarcd
and C3rt.
by iu Will y uj W .
CAHOLIKA, SUNDAY.
Tn E WEW YOBK TIMES LYlINU
' . AUAIN.! r h
We clip the following fttAi it Aa-
iMial JLicpuOUaitu a;pap i. Tery way
reliable:, q .'. . " 'f.-'X" , '..-' -
Iu the New Y'ork Ijiwoipf yesterday
is an editorial article headed "Missis
sippi Mail Scandal," which declares
: that the goyernment and the people
are being "swindled" 1J unscrupu
lous contractors," who "aeem to be at
least indirectly in collusion with the
postofficials." This is followed by a
long string of pretended facts to sus
tain the libellous words abore quoted.
Having taken pains to tbtain cor
rect information frOBXthe records of
Postoflice Department, we are prepared
to Bay and we do poajtirely assert
that every statement and, suggestion of
an injurious character contained in tbe
Time? article i reference to postoffice
officials is absolutely find unqualifiedly
false, and the writer tfcereof cannot
mate good one word of If The arti
cle bears the ear-marks of having been
written in Washington. It is crammed
with ignorance and malice, and the
proprietors of the Times bad better as
certain why their contributor so indus
triously busies himself to get up such
false reports. ."-
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, So it will be seen that the licpublkan
knows , the Washington Lying Editor
of the p'ffi'cff, and many of the black
mailing articles are written by this same
fellow-fhe has beeu at it foryears. He
will a use any person wbora his era
ploy era desiro blackmailed. Jhat pa
per cai not stand longer uch articles.
They lave been going from bad to
worse jbr Some time, and there is noth
ing -left of it but! the very essence of
the slime of the vilest order oi billius-
The jliepubhcau papers of tho stale
should! be supported. The pxrolinian,
at Elizabeth City; the Male, at Greens
boro; tjhe American, at SlatesVille; the
Rcbucticah, at Winston, aud our own
paper, the Post. These papers should
have at least 50,000 circulation. The
Cdvoliniak is published iu thetich corn
country of the east. ; The Slate aud the
Heptd'licaii are published "in the very
best, tobacco country in the south.
The American circulates among those
good and rich farmers of tho west.
While the Pqst ia published in the lar
gest and inoH prosperous city in the
state, and circulates wjlh the ; rich
w heat growers of the CapeJFar valley.
"ow' lDer0 18 100
vow, there is room for us all, and even
good niany.more. We should all
MippofJreacU other, and the people
iiouid sustain us with their lnllucnce
and liuaucial aid.r-Nomau should be
alkm tsl to read a paper if lie i ioo
e4:iiii us i'.v for it. ,
Personal.
Ijic.ut.
tr.iv.
ill. .
lfoskins :of New York
les very
Tho Hiitumcr
residence, of Senator
lolliusj at Holliiisford, New Hamp
shire, together with, the surrounding
buildings,, were burned ou Saturday
week, it is thought by an incendiary.
Lo3S $10,000.
Prince Pierro Napoleon's death is
announced. He is the third- son ol
Lucciu, the first Napoleon's brother. "
iSenator Carpenter's remains were
only buried at Milwaukie on Sunday,
under very imposing ceremonies.
Mr. Labouchere says that Mr. T.
Bowles who used to be editor of tbe
London Yanliy lair, has been replaced
bv Lord Desart. Mr. Bowlra
to Parliament and has thoughts of
servi ng a Metropolitan con?lttucncjy at
r .
the next general election. -
It is said that ex-Judge Cloud de
sires a Judgeship in one qf the Terri
lories. ' v . : '
. Senator Edpiuuds has rcluruedVrom
his southern tour in improved health.
tnxretary of Stale Blaiue by advice
of bis physicians Las gone to UM Point
Uomlort for bis health. 1
Mrs. C. P. Spencer, the sister of Hon.
6. F. Phillips, and theauthor of "Tbe
Last Ninety Days of the Avar," rites
a pleasant letter, from Washington for
the rrtrff!crijM, whic h closes in the
follow log patriotic style: Washington
City looks a city worthy ' of its name.
and worthy to be the capital city of a
guat nation. - Surely we areaNAnoy.
1 observe that some of our bet Nortb
Caxuliua paper repudiate that idea.
but for myself I rather cupr i-t .it. - It
not a Nation hat then T 1 believe to
bcioug to a.NaUoa,ib greatest oa
carta, in txilougios Uj ibe jbeat aute
that Nattoa owaa, la bciootter tu the
bcslcountyia that autte, and U lae
beat tow and pecpie ia Laal tvuBty.
i au t ooe i av aevenu crecuv
J vrdaa Nixoa, a worthy and qoaliSed
ixskrcd taaa,ba bctt appointed by
ucy YanAauiortv Jadeef lroil
a J astke of tbe lcxce, ia pUcofCcr
rcU Waller, ralcacd. Tbh la a very
exedkat apfniaiaKBl. la Cmx lit.
Niaoa wttlttak averr atttckUtfcr
&tt Uxaa aaoat ef Ctm rectal aniat
cacau, aad Mr. VanAnris kaa ilsae
bijtke ia &lis tie vacauacy by tie
pTialacal 4 a cokred citksa.
APETL' 7; 1SSJ.
STATE NEWS.
. Contord Jkgisiqr says: i sWc arc glad
lo.uear that Mr. J. 1L Neisler, Ute of
Kocky lUyir Factory ,'in thw couuly,
is about to start a new Cotton Factory
recently built by a Company atj Bock
Hill, 8, C. Hr. Neialer i one of the
beat manufacturers in, tbc state, .m1 is
a skillful machinist. '.- XV
The trial of Bcnj. Ivey, charged with
ueiBg an accessory io iue murucr oi
E. M. Hicks at Weldon, N. a,! has
been continued to the September term
of Halifax Court. - The murder, was
committed about fifteen months r ago.
After the murder Ivey made his escape,
and remained at large until a few weeks
ago,, when he voluntarily surrendered
He places the corn crop at , 0600
bushels, valued at $22o,000. Cotton,
lfiOO bales, $7300; - wheat,1 40)00
bushels, $10,000;' oat?, 23,000 bushels,
$10,000; Xrice, 12,000 bushels, $1,800;
sweet potatoes, 100,000 bushels, $25,
000; Irish potatoes, 5,000 barrelsi jlO,
000; llax-seed, 12,000 bushel i, $ 1 1, 100;
peas, 5,000, bushcV, $2000; bo'uiim
syrup, . 15,000 gallof i0J0O Total,
$031,200. ' -.-' -;H X
Newberu- 2ud Lhtil; -,', Corn iti I con
tinues to ...a rri ve i u this city, in - vast
quantities, and day .by day thousands
of bu.sbelre Viiifpcd over tlie AIt
lantic aiid No'ilh Caroliua llailroud fur
points luUtio interior. It is some what
aj rcllectioa upon "the git iip and gif
ol ourmcbantJ, Ibal tbc mtito corn
trade of this city should: be directed
and controlled by a "foreign corpora
tion," and it is equally complimentary
to the energy of Wilmington that tine
of ,hcr gen llemanly . nicrchaa Is ' should
compose such foreign coric-ratici3.w
Gastonia Gazelle;. It suo'.Vcd bcre on
the Istand the thermometer wai as low
as 24 oif tho 2d, and i has been freezing
cold every . morning for several days.
It has knocked spriug poetry j higher
than a kite. Col. Pope, CJeucral
Passenger and Ticket Agent of the Air
Line liailroad has stopped the sale of
emigration tickets west. X lie holds the
sensible idea that Kbcst to keep the
people here and not throw out .Induce
ments to run them away. Puttr dow n
in one corner of your memory fcrfuliue
use the fact that iu tho year ll'O", Feb
ruary w ill havo but twcnty-tieiit days,
although a leap year." Thi3 pLcaoftit nou
occurs onca only in two hundredlytar?,
and ttl ways iu the odd hundred, ---
Two mcu from Lowcii, MassatLu;etl.-,
named' Glenn, havo bought land in
Gaston and gone there to live. -4 Iron
for tbq Narrow Guagc Bail road i com-i
ing in cleadily every day uor. Capt.
Wraddill informs us that ke laid down
ten tons last Wednesday in tw4 Iwurs
and a quarter. The work will bo pushed
rapidly now till; finished to the Central
Bailroad. "All aboard for Liucolnton."
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Llizacetuto vjt, April 11, 1 $S 1
Editor Wilmington Tosl: : i !
I have ju3t received the l'jr, h.iy i;:g
previously read at Faycttcvillo, last
Friday, the cohtempible article iu the
New York Ibncs. I was suro you would
fight back, and I was m6re than anx
ious to see the l'osr. If the Bowery
people in New York think -they cau run
ine country tuey aro mistatca. If they
think in New York that we can't soc
Tom Keosh through his red headed
friend in tbe Times they are mistaken
again. , ; 1 ,,
If thev think thev can' hutv a man
like W. l (banadajijwho spend all Ire
can make or borrow, to build np tcuookS
and RepublicanismXin tho south, and
who is stalwart to tie bcVbr.e, ttiy
are again mUlakii.
J Wonder how much Bcpublku .litk-
rature the 7Ttt s e preadi Porta before
the southern people, eicept for pay?
You are right, the ZZoci cauuvt Lari
you at home, lu the Third Cecrn-
aional District you are too wdlkuowa
and your noble work for the party! is
Ioj well recouued by Icudi as wtll
Uemccrats, to be bclitlled by New
York rtd-bcadcJ cditsmC 1Tc Kir.,
ey? will testify to thai. Cr t;i,c ;
. Ut?ri: U ill. Camber land CV.
II
. v Aptairui,m!,X'f
. We uesir? to ay tbl wtf; i4J?t.c
every wd ibal appeared la Jwar Usl
Uoe, rccommcndls Ucu, IL V. Bax-
tea fx Jodje of Uc Ciatl cf iLuk$,
Judge Baxtca tat dne w& Ut li
people of this ccaatrr, acl tlrm tc
weH; at lite kukls cf all lias ';Kysb3-
am as we &ate taure c ;o
deaoe iat liarU, we cwt io e dull a aa mc<xd. at
Coed, apptaa: ; tcadctd t l IVj d lT tutf ' Ui. C M. lUru.
BaxWa, hkh ttalwaU Ul.dWaa c' iha ukcxic4 ,Ua Ut U
eatiihnvhcraUALwaby j Urtaixa a&l kf4 .du Us
. ; Vi Vk jxztx Cixt u, ; Isrkla 'isaj4a1 mu ca -' raslmx
Jiww Urstxattr, I rn -Si'H -,W wai jmm
W, M. Pr,
mi'3A 1
V iv;-. i t !;i.w, i .-.it"
BfunsniokSaperioe Court convened
astVetlncaday. ' f ' J " .
fc'caatur Wiliram M ah one will accept
bar thanlai for public 'documenji v
f,A ful I r'i . ' I. - : r ' inv ns j !nw
proved verylruccesiiful this KMoiu" 1
Y ,, 4 " ' I "
;'f Jhreo'cat fish "and twopaifs of shad
havo been caught a MwerUjdiur?
tug ui9 sprutg.
i ine steamer rtonn otaie lias re-
C3ived her summer jdress, and has taken
bet place .on the" lib& V: fV4 f !
f TTie ladiea of StJohn'a Chihro
uly preparing torfi graadi lealj vVl to
be glxeii ajRet -Eaetefcxat l.ik j
J GcnrRTEi Opftton- is in tbisjity gn
a visit THe Is Btavlnwith hm ao'n-in-lawyMr.A
BL 14-.
X Any of our city Subscribers whv fail
Lo get their paper regularly, will plense
uolUy tis Wt our office at once. 1 X r ' X
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Tho TTristecs of Carolina Lodge, No.
i:;i,!KoigbU of Honor, paid iorcr to
jM rs S 12. Hill bi Tuesdaytho benefit
duo ion tbo life of hr deceased husband.
f 'f -X H U)'
Thc Bleamer Clinton, which! sank at
(MrXpriiigcr's wlrarf somt six weeks
ago, has been raided and i3 gain ai
work. ! ller reiaiis are not qjaite fin
i died, but workmen are still engaged
on her wood work, f 1 V : ', X
B:1I Mack and Diuiel Middicton,
w hile engaged iu tirau3ferring tho truck
of tho sleeping cajr . vcre severely iu-
jurcd
vn WednesjlayXiast. .Their iu
re. iu uo way couaideired. dan
juries
gerous. Middicton may losoiLis arm,;
but hopes arp ,cntcrtained of saving it.i
Koscnthal'a stock of new boots shoes
and jsiipiKrs cxkrcl auvthLnr ever
Jbreught to tbc IViimlneton; market.'
He keeps tho very best ' goods the
Northern or European markets afford.
Don'tj Fail to exajiniao before buying
elsewhere. i
There has beeu fcrveral alartU3 of lire
during the past w
cek, but there was no
very great amount of damage done.
Capt. IJno. L. Be atwriht's residence
on the corner of Fourth aud Orancre
stretts was damatcd to ..IMS- extent of
' 1 A. A.-v . k 1 - a a ' a .
aooutjow. viuqr liouscs wutcu were
on iird
tin ring tbe
wetk wero
damaged
t'.it vt
ry little. .
litkmau w ba lives iu liisl l'iori-
da, on ct. John's tivcrhad au oraogo
trcawLkh boro IJ.000" oianirbs. aud
there r.rc. many which bear- 10,000!.
w h it'll. lriug G cci is apiece. There are
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groves ia f iortdu wbicu yield their
owners $1000 per year. A Irco bear
ing O'pO orancrj weighs o, U5 pounds.
At tbo anuualj uicetinglof the Pro-
du Exchange ih'c'd on Tucsdar, the
louowiug ouiccrs wero elected:
.. Prcsidciit-l;. B. Caldcr. ' y -;'
Vice President? llogcr Moore. , . i
Board of Managers A. JIartin, C.
11. Kmp, B. F. llall, Il I'cUau., Tiios.
B. Bond.: '' X ,. '
Inspectors ol lilcction Ukcar Pear-
?all, John, D. Woody, G. J. Boney. , ;
(Ioveuxok WoRTii. lbe sLcamcr
Worth has been raised, and is now on
the Marine BailWay in this 'city, . She
w3 bronjrht down tkc river -under
sti.i:-i. 1 he nvaia bole which Caused
her to ti uk wis 7x1 2 laches, and was
in her tow.. Hrr tipper wiod wojk is'
entirely ;g'M'.. ugh her jcDgiac and
mi Unery i bat very 111 tie damaged.
TiJiiFiopR FiaJCiius, n addition
I j 5Ir. Geo. II. French, fcr.. long Umc
a citizpn here, now in his SOth year,
there are now visiting bimjMr. Asa V,
French,', who is. in bu 'ilsl year; Mr,
Stephca A. Prciich, iu Ll T5tUycar,
and. M. J. II. French, in bis 7Clh year.
Tbe arfr'ejg.aJ'c'sie'ir the fyfur brothers
IsCl i. 21 r. .. P. lrtuch the elder,
roMci at . MnelJ, Ma-, aud J5. A,
and J, B lVeuch midc ia Pall IUvcr,
.cbd a mvo'.li. ; Jt ,ixrar!o that four
Lry.bti arc tccaef aJtaoccJ,
and biaricj iu tptif rpuro ruth
ciidcncs hit aiud iiWX laicd,
they arc fcur fiac bld- country pctlc
ULi:
A l;it7Ma,i.i.JUi,' papr ki beta
ttciircd tu Vltlly OfSUiains jaosae
news rvlativ Ui the abkig ,f the
Utc ItzsM C Harris at list place ca
the nirbt cf thcl 2ad lawLl The paper
4a: thai Mr. Ujuiu was W ly cat
l:!tls ted twm.
Baiiy warr4Ud!afidiiiet U jaiL
itrifCt e lie !Ubrtiaf'c Jary was
Hat lie -deceased cacto ! - iia tUiit
fivaa a yd iafacud byj ibe actaaed
xsl lUJ tic exicwLuted
! Zaxj, lkh esd U ht lie frrr.
I cxita tt urn sa-ar.crx pf3.1
T Deajii 0F HuTOuiJt. Tbe
many flcndi i and uUncoa of the7
gentlmau whoso namo hcadsiiis arti
cle, and who" was highlyfeaLccmcd in
this community, weip pained to hear ol
his death, which occurred at tbe Com
mercial .Hotel, i this city, on yester
day miniuig; of crysipeliLs ia the bead.
The deceasedrwaa born ,inQl$dbrfr.j i
onautrmany, . and came to Jhi
country in J850 ana : lor al few years
lived- in the city of .Uiarlceton, from
which city ho removed te Wilmington
aboutj S7. years ago, where he lias since
resided and becu in buuncaa pursuits.
During tho late war ha served in the
Confederate army in tbo cavalry branch
ef thcBervjco. At the time of his death
ho was .Trtasurcrxcft thohHoard Bc-
llltf Jfire-tfcdgino: Company; of which
QiSaniiaoU boThaa i been a: member for
t&ft:p&5t ISj&tx Tho deceased was
known Jot his ; honesty and probity of
charjvctr.nud many aro tbe fceal friends
who' wUl this morning pay the last sad
tribute to bis memory, sorrow over his
early death, and remember with pleas
ure tho days whu ho 'moved m thoir
midst- VPeaco to his aahes."
lu thin city, yesterday tuoruiug, of cry-
montUf 9l"r,uayi "S H. yar aud .11 i
Friends and acqnatutaaors kt rowel-' i
fully invited tu attend JUh liuifral thu '!
(Sunday) mom Idr, at it ovioek, lruui tlio.
Oouiuicreial Hold, front - the dgo to M. U1 '
laul's Lutheran Cburcli : tUcucc tuOaXdalo i
tiuctcry . . f .
NEW ADVEKTISIISIENI'S x 1
v ';": c'- -.a" ' An ' ' ' X
CANCER REMEDY I
Will bo sent to any part of tlia country, ly h
forwarUluc 13.50 to Trol. Wm, II. Jlocrel f
corner l'roat aud Mulberry etrotta, AVll i
mlnstoa. N, C. I refer to the foUowts nrrt
dorscmeats t f.
- DaTrk(ya'ii Tmlinir '
Elaaea Couuty, N. Cn Jau. 7, M&U i
1 lial baeu suffering with Dyspepsia au !
Kidney aiscaae for tbo la&t Sj ycaia, una it !
Kucmcaimpocaibloformcloeftcurod. but
1 tried a botlio or ITof. Wtu. A. Moon's i"
LJuiiueut and Trco of llio. uu J li. rhmi .n .'
entirely; aud 1 f l lttnyduty to rctxm '
uicuu ii most muiv lor those ooini'llil
'AV'llnilnston.Jf.C., Ic. -V .'.
1'owhoiiijt may concern: -'1
This it torcrtifv that I liJ bnon ami.-ir.l f
-with a very bud cauccr ou tho ball uf uir !
foot lor flltceu years, ltrU aome called
Latiur Cancer. .1 LrlMl (hn tinrtnn i
nd abroad, aud thoy uocr could cur u. s
i aoaiiy xrieu a fsaivo rreparcit by Trot.
Wm. II. Moore, or t jl niv hth i
Moil happy to iluto. liaji lirli .l it im
WrelMuiil I da iuot.tAruuiv mnmu. ..i
It lo any ouo with liko anil. Uou. .
- aiaokii VATAMnrt;i'
wltncs; J.W.Wiiiuh,.. ' ; ( '
Wituilustou, X d. Maro& .i, IkL '
1'iof. Moore Dear Rlr 1'im' i...im... ..
Tree of iar. Salvo aud Uulmcnii loullt'
ir you. ceruiuly hum vttcrtirt a Krc:i rutmy
iu my caf. It kiid my lu.- llciorc I uro.:
curcdour medicine, 1 w.- l.tlpU. ' mni
tulauu Could not walkaateti. Myliml-ii
and one fool wa tcrrlblyw.licu. Uyiuiuf'
low ikhuc oi your 1 re e or Idle, Li ,i1ii,l
and a few boaoj ot your bal ve, it liu mad
itt m m . mna am ...... h. .
entirely rrklorod. My Umua.waa In una
condition forVl ycara.nnd I ncrcr
iiovvti uuui i so y-ouF itiCHiiciae. I rram-
iucud.lt to icrous with like mni. it,,,, 1
Witnvs: sai.lv lUaocaoar, i
- j 1'rrtu Wuitk. '.
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. Cure of an ulcer ald turo fxit ui K Viu
year (land Jog. f
Wllmlnstoa, y.C., April J,i4. '
lrof. Moor-Dear Sir? My taJili r..r J
cn year waa mUcrabJe, envied by an ulcr4
"'" WOW W 4IMtf Vi If I(NIF
nicdlrlncm, and after taklne la butt
your Trco of Ufc and Ore of your Loi
went, and rniui Uvc Uoulaaof yourNalvrJ
I found., to my treat dcUilil aiid autar
Uou, that my health wan rapldlr rrlurn
lu. aud I Ml Uly MkUaflcd Of 11. lrl.,
and moat dieerfally rccommtu1 jrour Vn-l
of LUcUuinicnt mad Halve, to mi wUow w
b ao uatortuuaio aa to tw afHlctcxl iW
complalnu of Uili cliarart. My rt t
cnUrcly well, i , wlk wa mt ,j,.t
aa wil aa before I fflK-i. ?
tsixucdj M13.M-UIV n;WaKT. !
Witness: T.M. Mii.tr b. - 1
Lrp ty &iriurw llaaocr v. .
f Curo of a bad caw of ScroftOa ou u.e Ut
. Wllaalaaloa. N. I eh. la. 1m.- :
m Vtot. Moocv-.Dcr Sir: I ihlak U a 4m jr
I owe you and tay tailowrcatar wira at
fcuBcriue. ta inaae known tte wooden al
tltecU )our tnaicl baa riuno Uf turn ,
lloM all b are UuMd wltl lixtoor
io Uiir blnodirUl flxm it a trial. I aa
U fekw Uto duwuott. amlf
1va II a fair irtaj. tlat liwtH ruiv aa a.4 '
that baa Uikmm (lk clianaer. i
w iwrofuU fwr 19 rtrv la tw
t cava me no mortal jmm kM.
ta asuoy au Um time, i ml i luae irt
did uoi uvxtrj rctaedy.aod 1 ay p.,
H T UMnr omm t cwfw m. Lat at.
la tt aoct-t arratl i yvtt fi eci.
visa. 4 aa tmi Uprf in mAMtm y.r '-
acTtb!al;.eaMWrrrw -
u oata an i tu r a uw
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