FT
'-'1 yX i i h 1 1; i J i t
VOLUME VII.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 1. 187(5.
Siosle Copies 10 Cents.
NUMBER S
..... ... :
yf "I r ' rf
tYlLMIifOTOV POST ADVER
TISING RATES,
i "22;
t i : i t-i 'i " " "
r. i. i x k c jc r. m
5"
H
- r. ii c C. is
H
i"
2
SSSSSSSS38
! ts is Ii ii
H
2
- - i to IA
J. O . ! a- 3D li C
H
S
7 w J jr. - i" - i
H
5
5
Special ralc cau b bad for a longer
time than inc week.
Right lie. Nonpareil tve, con
stitute a ujiro.
AllcoinuiunicrtioiM on buinet shoul J
l addreaed to TllF. Wll VINirO
IVr, Wilmington, N. C.
All adertiementa will be charged al
ihr- above rate. evcpt on special con
tract. fbe subscription price to Till. Wu
tur: lr w a.i per year
for single rupie; for t luba of 1 or U
II W) per copy. Tbe circulation or the 1
lor u tbe Urrv-a (" any paper io
North t'arolma.
W. P. Canuhv. Proprietor.
CI'IV ITEMS.
How aboat that team ferry
Msrlet lKk.
acn
TVs telegraph wire i down between
tbw city and tHn thttlle, coo-Tuently
Iberr u ff new frosr lelow by that
I IB.
Tut. svrinnR 0t t. ihi
nal i till in so'ion. hi Honor Jodje
A. A. McKor, pre-idiuj. Tbe CVmuI m
engaged thw week in trying cirll cases.
The Solicitor w noi asking much out
of the proceeding.
The t'ay Irhal has Irn men snd
uU women prisoners at wrk on the
street, and they are doing good service.
That la right, if people will violste the
Isw let tbem afterwards be msde to
work for the good of the city.
Tbe National Republican Couren
tioo, to aomiaate the neat lreident,
the sucreeor of U. S. CJrant. will con
reoe at Cincinnati, June the 14tb,187d.
Any one who wUhe to bet 13,000
sgainst Uie nominee can get it.
We understand that Ui Coaimi
Hoer of the Western N. i IUilroad
are negotiating with tbe Western Union
Telegrsph Company for the urpose of
erecting a telegraph line from Salisbury
U Abbeville. We are ia hope they
will b able to make a salisXactory
4rriiga)Cit a uiulr,4ml l0fJ
probably will.
Turn CrrT 1ULU-If the city ie
ahU the suthorities s boa Id. by U
aieaas have tbe City Hall buiWlog re
iUml at oace. It U going to destmc-
Usa very fast, aad shooU be pat la, at
least, a respacUble cowdRiew,
What
say ywsj, geatleaew of the
AVJsrua.
lVsard of
Tbe HC aaosa the railroad la bad,
ly weeded, aad we hope the raispW
CMjaaj wUl sptr is aa hey proaWl
(a bare tit work ftaiafec! ia lea daya
ffm lha Usae they eosaaasaoal. bat tbe
Uaaa b ewt aad a bridge. A Utile
inr firt class acUvity will do beitae.
T-C llaUrrT. riAXt aad Beatty't
lWdw Toagwe Orgamv aaaaafactarvd
Vy naaiel F. DeaUy. Washiagte. !f.
J, are bhly tadortwd by aU who ha re
Ua4Uei,aslaU atvle af case da
j ability, a ad VceJ aewa of toae. Tbey
are taid ta etcel ay aibet iawtraiaae
it perfect ejieVsartctioe). Sre his adver
Ikaaiaa,! ia athfe colwa
ia.J$ tw
j , rgUa ACea aa aja4.kU)ed ot
aklpfwd a aaaa foe the LaM wit dar Ut
Onus ii a We caw tell those sweaVm
a Cwagrews aba Uva asrOtaflissM
4 IXxaa's liae that tbey bad btUet be
very polila V Allie, fce be fighu soase
Uswaav wbea be doal have tha -dry
rrW-aaaa-s a bJa regiaaea aayab,
awed tabavw la tha aray.beeWe be
scaled br the aaialatiy U 114. Bat
a - -f - e J - rr
S ? - -r V -r
;-5JJfJ?5 iff? n-M I
3 .
Are oar Republican frrnd all orpr
j the State prepared for the coming fiht?
i If Xhtj ara noi they aboolJ at once
coBBtDct, tur taey iure an eoeaj to
fight wbob Dotoaly irlloraaizl, but
who are mean mod sneak -
j ins; l bey will bate U be fbugH with
fire and brinatooe. It ia the ooly way
to fight Ibe d I. Oar Uaion friends
must coameace io buckle on their
armor foe the fray, for they hare got to
taod op (or their rights this tine, or
taer are lorerer loot; if tbey back an
inch thry will be driven to the wait.
tk prepare and, it aeeda be, die for
your HgkU, it U the enly way, if the
neviy aee that yow are determined they
will re pert eou, bwt if joa falter they
will Mora and loathe you. Erery lorer
of freedom and the Union iuut fight
a men never faagbt before, and if they
fight aa true loTtra flf libwty aad hen or
they' wiir be aoceeaaAd. "Organise at
once; every township, county, district
and rotate, let the enemy see you are
ready for tbetn, and are going to pot
them where tbey were in '09 and 72.
Let equal rights, freedom for ail, and
purity at the ballot box be your watch
word, and victory is yours.
City Oirarr. The Mayor hss tried
87 cases during the month of January,
and the fines in the aggregate amounted
to l,16i About four-fifths of that
was worked out on the street!, tbe baL
ance was paid into the. City Treasury.
He lis alo tried fur the pat week 18
rate, tbe fine of which amounted in
the aggregate io $320. This tribunal
pay tbe city well.
Dtl'SKCRXbu Is there not some
law that the Solicitor can hate some of
tbe habitual drunkards of this city ar
retted and punished for tbeir crimes 1
If there i, we be he will at the next
term of tha Superior IVmrt, bare a few
of them brought up before hi Honor
Juuge jicivoy, ana cni io me pcniicu
tiarv for about two year, sod that rosy
check the evil.
A committee of tbe Wilmington
Medical Association, wailed upon the
Mayor a few dsys ago for the purpose
of recommending to that officer the
great necessity for keeping a complete
record of all tbe deaths in our city, and
of the disease that i the raue of the
death. They tste that the neglect to do
; After hearing the committee, the Mayor
rtestel Dr. Wood, the chairman, to
. consult with the ciljr pnysician. am"
city attorney about the matter, and
agucd further to lay the matUr before
tbe Hoard at their next meeting. -Vc
hoe it will be carried out.
Swenson. tne creat Iemocratic thief
of Jjorth Carolin, killed a man
by tbe name of Moore in Alamance
county last week. Now. if the good
people of Alamance will only bang him
they rill do the Slate a rervice. Swep
iun is tbe Democratic cundrel who
stole all the bonds of North Carolina in
l vi3-'70. He, by some means, never
known jast how, got ofT. It is supposed
by the good will of tha democratic Soli
citor up west, who did not want to aee
hi brother Democrat go to the peniten
tiary. W hope the Solicitor ot u
district that Alamance county ia in
wont letSwepson'a politics keep him,
the Solicitor, from having trwepeen
hung
MlLUta fTatXT. There baa been
considerable said aboat the condition
cf the street to the Crjpetcry. w are
in for wed that ia the pripg of 1873
committee of the Cemetery Board wait
ed apoa the Mayor aad stated to him
that ir be would have Miller street
graded oat to McRae street tbe Ceme
tery Board would hava tbe street mailed
or a nice clay drive made ia the centra,
with a aide walk aad trees set out, aad
aaal a splendid atraet of if. The
Msror baa rraJed the street ia coatdir
aaea with aadersUa-diag, bat the
Cemetery Board hai a-ot cr menaced to
peroral their part of the agreene&A
Y bcfa tbey will aU roarer delay the
aaaUer. If tbey proaaWd to do so.
Lber caa awvee do It la a better lima.
fee labor le remarkably cheap at present.
Tag RAtxxva Exx. We pablbh
Ihecard of Mr. PT. It. Browa, the Maa-
. V ..mW aVJs T 'aktas nst.
per, kora )? la VT' W
ffsrasiaiaauuipifwww"""'
aid all thosa wba wish Vo sabscribe tW
a rapet that a ajwara V!- -or
tWrtJ. Vaa fma,! ixiag for tha
rir.li stbaMf mea af ear Kate,
both white sad black, should by alj
LTw t.Vw iW Era hi aaag U tat
tK. tieseia aabacribe tbe lU t U biV
1UW al the rajHial a 1 saat aad
ita aaaareee Wov tba aaaay trWU af
JMmKntj aa defraad tba peopU
ihesr bard earwed aiowey , aa wwU as af
iaesr- Uheftj. Tba cmjf J-
absmt ara aadtlk paBTwUce
Uiaiy kaevasu frleasaavaU Ufcramd
esa all Mablse awattaea. toe tsa
ran eartaialr bsrrw tbs-'
, Caft. J. E. Eldhidoe. This gentle
man, we understand, has been relieved
from duty as route agent on the C C.
Railroad for, as is charged, iosubordina
tion. We dou't kouw anything aboat
the facts in tbe case but Capt. Kldridge
bs-Js fine a letter from his immediate
supenoM, Col. Brink jind the Su per in
tends nt Mr. Penny, as any one could
wish. Capt. Eldridjce, is an able an ef
ficient officer, agreeable and pleasant
companion, and one who has been a
credit to the mail department. He has
given entire stthifaclion to the citizens
and U honest and perfectly reliable.
A spi-cial telegram has jul been re
ceived from CspL Kldridge, stating
that the Poatoffice Department has or
dered his reinstatement on the road as
agent. We are greatly rejoiced at this.
as Capt. K. justly deserve well of
government. '
FaivE bwARi5(. It has got m
now that it is almost impossible to
punUh a person for celling liquor,
either on Sunday or without license.
If you bare tbe ersons indicted who
are in the habit of celling liquor with
out a license, tbev will get plenty of
ibosc loafers who frequent their places
to swear that .hey did not sell it. We
understand that tlu-rc were eight
indictments agaiitat one vrson, and she
proved an alibi in each c;we.
If the officer of tbe law will give it
their attention, aud cnd a few of thet-c
sweariug imfiriduata lu the enitcutiary
for fire or ten years', we think it will
bare a very salutary affect. Iet the
magistrate, whenever tbey find per
sons swearing falsely, turn tbeiu over to
the Superior Court, and , it will put a
ouietu on it.
Installation ok Okik ers -At the
regular iiieviing aciu ntiiifauay inin
of Wiluiington Ixjdge, No. 61, I. O. of
Ci. T., the following officer were in
sUlled by N. II. Broughton, ii. W. C.
T.. agisted by Win. M. Hays, I). D. U.
W. C. T.
Mrs. Janici klcndrick, W. t. T.
K. K. Scovill, K. 11. S.
Uichard Knkia, I. U.S.
Walter 1. Uiker, W. V. T.
John I.Hiwin, W. K. S.
Mi Julia L k Ipv. W A. S. .
W. K. N. Seller . W. F. S.
Mi fvallic tJillmt, W. T.
Mi Mmnie SL ipHT, VV. (.
Vm. M. Hays, Jr.. W. .M.
.Mi Lu'e Yo p. V. 1). M.
rtllltM rfillt.. , , , ,
Wm. Harlow , W. t . (i.
Ja. A. Alderman, P. W. C. T.
? .: i i i w i .1
There w x a Drbaling Society o-gan-
ied in tni. city on the l of January
1H7;, to be known and MyleI, the
Young Men's literary Debating Asso
ciation, for the putpunc of intellectual
improvement.
iag iiamfil otlt.er were
duly electil ;
President i. A. Dudley.
Yice-Preident P. W. lawrenc.
Secretary ChaK. H. Thomas.
Assittaut Secretary Si-ott IL ?'an-
deri.
Treasurer K. A. Dudley.
Tellers Clias. King and McUftcn.
Witor C. M. Kpp.
Tbe members are notified tv meet on
next Mndaycvening for important
busine. The lift i still open for
membership. ;
Zeb Cruromcl" ays VNo"j will tbe
festive bed bug kirmish around tbe
"ragged edge, of the sheet seeking a
-soft spot" upon the 'tall funnM of the
painfully nodest" young lady who
arises, and, -screaming" and '"sleep
iag" strikes a light, goes in search of
the intruder, murmuring, "I almost
wih that I was bead.'.'
N p. Rilbaiv The track has
beew laid to Malooc's store, and persona
essiting the wet need not fear having
to pass anymore orer hf mifraUly
bad roaj, known a HoUow," it
ia oaly aboat SO mile, over a rrry 6ae
tarvpike, from MslooeV store to Ahe
tille, ooe of the pcettieit tow as la North
Candina. We believe these additional
three mile will increase tba summer
travel at least JO per cent over aad by
road the Swan-;c I' moua
taia frieoda " may comae ace al sce
peevmriag to take care of their next
eaaaer visiter, foe they certaialy will
teed additismal boUl acTPto.
Tm Isltends to shake beads with
Wr 1 - " 11 " ' . .
tbe wes at Jaly, serosa the kwaauiaJ
waaaaoa.
- . . v Lfr hot cW
.v i - . ' asi IViffiUaa ansl LAr lsJdt save re- I
ad Uuaaate frsrwl. lte4 I Uf HfM y ad t the es of a nartj ruicraol , oa. w aa . Mat . aaj smU
usi m iiitii thoosiail rrrsiTa of t1 tV rmjJ ! . .. , v v rrtf r- t74ay
teei esj twefTr tawsaaaj rwrskaaa tivcr-m. vUMak4 by axh swesv. ..i a. a. r i-
eaat. see a Us the aaoataia air of Mr- ; TEJrr ;rai .iav - ir.tkMf isMaaa,
giala foe iWir WaHh aawt rrcicaXa ' Mr. Man-a, tnm tke J!SSSS Z Use ui TZtZt,? FtgZtt
they wHl Ti-OVe river. lilt U wea ( W.ye ia4 Meauaa. vU - Meslay re- - tUiis4 Us. U J
t lc eUJ water. 4 t.l-e eewta r-W-J SS TtlSI
society aay aM .t ! tre, 6ca riU aw crs a ti j aJWfta l Ww iTTr Ti"t
wWtlslhVsvssfcerr Va tWf W u t ii.V W' rWfa ti Use 1 jtastW pt. r-suwh A. Ttt Jt .vaaa
SPECIAL CORRKSP02TOBK CE. 1
Washixtox, D. C, Jan. 29, 1876.
The Senate this week passed, the law
defining the rights of homestesfl seUlers
on landa granted to railroads. The
point in the law ia that lands-granted
j shall not be considered withdrawa.uatil
tbe notice of withdrawal has been
filed in the local land office, where the
laad is subject to entry. This is what
tbe settlers demanded, and road have
claimed that land was withdrawn when
notice was filed in tbe General Land
Office. The road will fight the bill in
the House, bat there is little doabl of
its passage.
FAL8E LCOXuMY.
In their frantic efforts to go before
tbe people on the platform of retrench
ment, and show thai tbey ftaWtffecfed
a tjselt' saving ia expenditures, the
Democratic committee on Appropria
tion, under the lead of the Salary
Grabber, Bandall, are trying to cripple
the diplomatic and corsular service and
the West Point Academy. When the
Democratic party was in power, the
system of consular service was ro ar
ranged that the consuls, at the ports
where a large number of American
ships traded, received immense salarcs,
the ordinary revenue of the consuls at
Liverpool and Havana, being over fifty
dollars er annum, whilst many re
ceived almost nothing. This system
was changed by the republicans, and
the pay of consuls was limited and
made more eoual, while the service was
rendered more effective. Tbe effort is
now being made to cripple tbe service.
It is notorious that our ministers and
diplomatic agents abroad do not receive
pay more than sufficient to enable them
to live decently, and yet their salaries
i are to be reduced. The estimates for
the expenses of West Point were $437,
000, and this has been cut down to
231,0O, a bum entirely insufficient to
carry on the institution. Io it singular
that the efforts of tbe confedeiate dem
ocracy through tbeir servile tool, Ran
dall, should be to cripple aud discredit
the nursery of cur military officers, the
guardians of our sailors when abroad,
and the diplomatic cor who?c ef toils
prevented their recognition when tbey
were in arms? Those were throe of
the agencies tha. helped materially to
crush tbe rebellion, and they are now
made to feel tbe vengetnee of the rebels.
The pension list they did not dare to
attack yet receiving that for another
e t . ... - -1
greater power, when the crippled sol
diers will be made to feel the power of
the triumphant rebel.
THE WOMAN 81' I KRA.I1
are here in force demanding tbe right
for women to vote in hj District of
Columbia. Tbe arguments used arc
the old stereotyped ones about "taxa
tion w ithout representation," aud "the
power of protection the ballot gives."
There is no question of the fact that the
idea of woman suffrage is gradually
gaining strength. It is the old story
of the continual dropping of water
wearing away the- stoue. Numbers of
prominent men favor the exj erinieut.
but uot enough to make it successful,
and the women will have to wait a
while longer.
THE ItrrtBLKAN' N;KfeIONAI.
X)MMITTEK
win be reorganised in waucus to-dayta
committee having been appointed last
week for that purpose. It is paid Sen
ator Howe will be chairman, and M,r.
E. P. Brook. , editor of the National
Republican, secretary. Whether thU
be so or not every step w being taken to
make a complete and perfect canvass,
and to secure that harmony and una
nimity in the party that leads toccsia
sncce. Th; elfins lat ear em
boldened the democrat, and had thry
any fixed principles uniting the great
bod; of the party, instead, of being aa
incorruo, wa,n, they micht have
some, hope of success as it it tbey have
tone, except tha inertia of the repab
Ikaa, Tbey will be disappointed' as
to that, for the people are being thor
oughly aroused by the confederates cf
the House, aad do not iatead to let the
coantry pas nader the rwl tae late
rbr! T osthera democratic Sen-
L. l..-v. .1.1 ilirauJ V, v
the aaaber of letters that were seoi
tbea ia regard to fve as
lhoe cf Ba (tdl al Tucker, that
tbey held a caucw, scd have put a brv
die ara tbe toegve of tL ia kU
. ... I 4 ' 1 I Jk, .k
, jsi-w vw- -
I VaUaOol rep Ijiaj to ekaatot Moetoa's
oa rritikces aad Uc4w re-
1 of the necessary war taxe and one that
was repealed at the almost universal
demand of the people.
The committee on Post Offices and
I 'owl ICoads 'made iUelf unpleasantly
conspicuous by presenting a bill under
the pretence of preventing1 the circula
tion of obscene literature which was
intended to gag the press. Mr. Hoar,
of Massachusetts, quickly exposed the
character of legislation intended in the
bill, aud the democratic majority was
forced to recommit it,
C'llEAI' TUANfltinTATION
is ouc ot tbe grand problems before this
Congress. From every section of the
country, North, Last, South and West,
comes, tbe cry from the, consumers and
producer"'"" demanding that the
Government shall inaugurate some
measure .which will " cheapen
the rates of freight. The
railroad men are here in force to pre
vent, if money an i work can accom
plish it, any measure of relief. Gen
eral Hurlburl's bill providing for the
constructiou of a great, freight route
from St. Louis, Couucil Bluffs, aud
Chicago to New York, on the Belgian
plan, meets .with sonic favor. Tom
Scotl"s proosal, as presented this year,
in regard to building the Texas, aad
Pacific road meets with almost Universal
favor, about the only opposition com
ing from Jay Could' and the Central
Pacific men.
the i oj:t"i';.t xi:vs
of mont importance is that there is a
good prospci of the settlement' of the
church troubles in Germane, the sub
mission of thecIergtothc"Falk law."
By the Cologne Gazette of the 27th
says : olwitustanUuig the reiterateu
denials of the ultramontane journals,
we Itarn from Berlin that. the Catholic
clergy and laymen are using their in
fluence withbe Pope to obtain sanc
tion for a formal submission to the
Falk laws, in the confident hope that,
though outwardly accepting, they will
be able to deprive them of their effi-
cienry again.-t the church. A pamphlet
is uunouueed from the pen of Herr
Iieichcnsbcrger, one of th most promi
nent leaders of the party, which U un
derstood to be intended to clear the
way fur the proposed cumpiouifse:"
The iutcrminabU accounts of victo
ries and defeats from Spaiu and Turkey
continue to come over the wires. No
American State-, San Salvador and
Guatemala," are about to commence
war; and Porfirio Diaz i starting a
revolution in Mexico.
M.wwri.;..
Kuun the InUr Ocean. .
Hebcl Claims.
Although the impertinence of the
Southern members of the House and
their abuse cf the government and the
Northern people are exceedingly aggra
vating. the dauger of their return to
Congrits does no lie in their lombat
so much us iu their voles. We know
what their brag and bluster are worth,
and we can afford to smile at them.
But when it comes to legislative action
the case is different. During the vIm- ;
paign of l72 the ulcr cnn warned
the uj.tii that if the rebels and their
sympathizers obtained at that election,
or any future election, coutrol of Vhc
government, an allowi'l ffould be made
to add!c ' million. Upon millions of
soulbcru claim upon the country now
barred by tbe laws of the land. fur
prediction has been more than verified
oecausc cveu im a panil; cccsf. j
and only one rxci of the legislature
in i-tit p-eiou, when tbey know j
that claims of thrs character cauuoi
succeed, they will pvl resia the temp
tation to Wfeia iaw programme by m
Irvduciog bill lo kiuj to the very re
sult we foreshadowed. While the loud
talkiag IVmocratic leaders are an
nouncing measures of economynd pat
ling forward propoMlioo Vodisbswd the .
army, cripple tbe navy, and destroy, t
osefalncws rt the di4sjs4ttv cf f, the
wwf ri WhiaJ Ke scvocs are ouieOy
introdiscing bills pay rebels foe property
destroyed during the war, assd r'iC
the way for a vjeleg of claim of every
deciiKt. If the gate should Wowce
opesKdv-aad will he if the aaea wh
aww rule the Hosm should ever sac
cesI ia cbtiiatnjt pcsrsioo of the
oihjer btaaches of the g3-icracat the
aVaai weak, cfrtlwim the coat sury aad
rre-cifUate it iato iseriuhle Wakraft
cr aad i4-. Y lasasd of a-orta-
. ' it iaL. atariar
s
her property iu tho tamo State.
Another still gives Audrew Duncan
f39,000 for property said to Lave been
taken from him, and so on. We I
haven't tbe slightest doubt that there j
are demands of this character in ex- .
istence amounting to more than thcen- !
tire national debt of the United States, !
to say nothing of tbe claims for slaves,
for rebel pensions, and the vast sum
known as the Confederate debt. The
latter are barred by the Fourteenth
Amendment, but we have heretofore
shown how this could be overcome ia
case these men gain control of the gov
ernment. Washington is full of claim
agents The offices of these agents are
filled with demands against the govern
ment, all prepared in due, form and
ready for presentation. The Southern
Commission rejected last year claims
amounting to millions of dollars, aud
these of the better class, too, having
some show of euuitv. Of course it
could not be otherwise than that a vast
armw passing through a. country like
the South, iu the effort to subjugato it,
should destroy great quantities of pro
perty. This is a part of war; but having
rebelled against the authority of the
government, and been conquered, the
South now propose that the govern
ment shall pay for having reduced it to
submission ! To say this is impudent
is only to say that it is Southern. To
say that it is iniquitous is only to say
that a crimiual should not be paid for
the very arms with which he has de
feudeu himself against the officers of
justice. It is, perhaps well that the
present House is constituted as it is.
The designs of those asaint whom the
Iuter-Ucean has so often warned the
country are likely to become so plain
aud palpable that the Noilheru people
will be compelled to notice them and
take measures to guard the nation
against the threatened ruin. If they
mark the sign, as wc think they will,
the present rule of the Confederate
branch of Congress will bo exceedingly
brief.
- -
lku Hill claims that when hi- pariy
Weut out of the Union they took the
constitution of the I'uitod Elates with
thcni. Floyd and company ttofc the
guns and the niouey.
-
M i:. I A ML!. F. Bi Ai iv. manufact
urer and proprietor of'th? Beatty Piano
and Beatty's celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs, Washington, X. J., is
certainly a very reasonable and gener
ous man to transact busiues with. He
makes this very fair proposition to any
who may fivor him with an order, a
follows: "If the instrument doe not
prove satisfactory after a teat trial of
five days after receiving it the purchase
money will be refunded unon the re
tunfof the instrument, and he wilt pay
freight charges both ways." 'IhN is
certainly an exceeding, ;reneruu, aud
safe manner in which lu transact busi
ness with him. He warrants his instru
ment for siv year. See his advertise
ment. "-5fi
.V; u A1H 'Eli TLSEMEXTS.
LOST.
! I'KKI'A kiUUiixu t.u I n.ii! lv
J tvru . Ms'lfe flrn f I .Tf ortlf, a
oiimof monsv liii lil shm .pe. .Ilrvctnl
to KoIk rt Kos'ler. AViiiuiiialiiii.N. ' . I'.
Citllitl. Ih'I iri'i u Sl'i stut ' irl!ur. The
rlii.l. r ill e n-w arlc,l Iiviuk H al IliU
offlc-.
i it o i.i iv a c i; x r
KAII.U.W CO.
j ! u .sTj ggyswsT 11 i X
-J " 'irn"n ' BTh iTVV'lsa
IKKlu'lir Wilt, UK
oiiipsnv Witi liiu:
KKt'Kl Yt:i AT !
hi ai lime I
ilurintf or k IniT hour unit) t I. w.
Dray Loads will Never be sent liack ;
for Binjr Late.
Tolni;. rnmpt liM aUh o' thr
iituol ix iii M'lore I. M.
s, . l Ui'.Mi 'NT.
i(Btrlsrpoini-'iiiint.
li of ..! lhr
jauaso
ie I 1
1ST1.
TI1K
IS7t.
K II A
t
rubillni ill llir I'HV i l'irtrt.
The iu:isi
.l" tl-t ."!:-. The
Authorized Of-an of !-I'nilC-xl
?t-it: .
'1'JIK I K ilU( l I.U1 IN IU.
1 sllUMO-unlio t b -il. UWt
nnwiltrrw Will .il l - n lt fc- U. -Srav4lh-
.l rriwrir'- ' - H )NKa
parto i : future as iu .
TUe kj; W Ul give U
jisss New, both fM!e afcd rufa!.
AgTkulture, 'Wit acl llvm?.
Ac . A:. A.-
ti T?1 A YKf: IV ADVANCi.
t4i!k
w . X. fcl...w .
.Ma hrastaasal
N. .
A8MlXti;'!
vlrtSh mt a "rrt tr A '
mat a S fr) -1SMl aw '-a laxl
;C Cmssm;. W '
Aals U lak Aar M J
a-f . ss mi ,
tSf r N lla.. ta v4. t. i. L...
at c jit aa4 fcs.Mi.kc Ml la-
ta its aU a sv.S a. Ui
t r siswsv
a4 AsaaMsasfi. ta ia mm -fv. at
XEW A D VEBT1SEXEXTS.
TOBROOK NURSERIES,
WILSON, N. V.
WESTBROOK. raomtaioB.,
it,00 Choice Trees, Vluf s and Plants yet
on hand la my Norserltw, of tbe very bsl
varieties well adapted to Southern cultare
at prices to suit tbe times. manUair may
l done wiiu success lu February aad.
March. ' lam prepared to All orders
proni ptly and raUsfeclorlly, having tha ad
vantage of an excerieuco of SJ years. Cor
respondence solicited. Extrm Karly Peach
Trees and (strawberry Plants lor market
planting are my specialties. Send lor Cat
alogue and Prices.
Addreiw,
C. W. WKSTUKOOK.
iel H Wilson, N. C.
BEATTY l 1 A N -
Grand, Square Knd Upright.
DANIEL F B FATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, V fe A T
NOTICE.
t'Mllli KTA1BS I.VTVRNAI. KKXKKt fc.l
laiM TV OiLI-MTKHH otrici.
TlllKt lISTRUT. NoKTH I AUOI-ISA.'
Vit-MiN;ro, January l7t..
I'oiU'dSiaU-s i
vs. ' '
'J So&es Manufactured PIuk Toba x, )
SvlM-d at Wtliuinetoii, N. f, on the
day of Jan nary, lS7b. u sthr pivptu ty of 1 v id
Uurchet, or unknown, Nlu Iioe Msuu
factured Plutf Tobsccc: when tare tne said
David Uurchet and any other parties rw
notUled that llievuiust eorne forwitrd with
in thirty days aud show cue why the uiuic
hould not be forfeited to the tni ted stair,
otherwise forfeiture will result for violation
of V. X Internal Ho venue Uv.
O. H. HUX'KElt, CVUvlor.
By T. M. bMITH. iVpuly.
January Jv l.
RHTT V'C 1in Parlor Orirsvn
D Dill 11 0 lNSTiiLcrou:
Con liiiui na tbo t'lttuetiL of um, with
easy nd pntaressiveezerclsra lorKet Ihr
player lu thaartofanusle. (eitbrr huaovr
Orgs.ii i to which Is sd.hd over lsty Walls
es. Polkas. Mart hvk, ialopa, Operaiir JUrlo
tie, Ikinee. el bv lianitl K. Hratly,
WaKhlngton. N. J.. on of th hesi wo'ks ot
Its kiud ever tulroducsd. tshuuld b In th
bands of every Piano and Organ piaypr.
Sent Jot puut lo auy pnrt ol Die I nlted
Slates or I'aus.la, for ouly ev ruty-flvi' cts.
Adilrew,
DAMKL F BKATTV.
Washington. New Jersey, t' J A
INSURANCE AGENCY
OK
JNO. W. OOUD0N.
' $40,000,000 Assets ReprttenlPd.
riUl. I.VsfRAM i: vMI'AMK- :
Fivt ijkioI & London AiloW, Figlaud.
Mobile Fuderw liters', Mobile.
Virginia 1 iie nn-l Marine, Hirfunoiid.
fity, Uichmom).
uilhcrii Mutual, KkIihivihI
t)ld North .stale. WanenUm.
iVhii, Philadelphia.
Home, tVlumbiit hi.
Amazon, fiuvtiinat i. Ohio.
, AVmi Maurr, lor Notil, l ..naia
I if.a
, MinitoMiLlTAN
NY, N. Y
INI K Nt t. iiiMIM-
mkI A(fttl ll!r. f.. I.I ftl.d
C III -J II It til al: luiuXU'ln lrrn!'it
I IK-
Ujs,y,V
no- im riiin,. Iwl . imm
lr.--l.
1 -II Wll.tstlNfTN.
a i 'lll'liiilii Ii
t' Nt IlKM.Nt. Till. I. VS1.1N... vk: I II.
IXi 'r' l.l'Mt'Klt. lillll-K. I ". U
N AVAL k T tl K v ON f : rt I I .t
hhai;.
! il t fliiic4 XL.' l-'i 4 ,VWmm h
I of tbe tiiy W t iimifttuu. .Vf . I -ih-.
lust I .u hi t . Iivk. W
Naval KsU b taa.lJ
warv at Ion of IVwk. Mtlttl rli
i.h it, I I lit II I. iil-MM.f Ttk.i
at aaj S U i
Chf aa; - , is
I wlarw at tt ft at . 'as Miwljr
Aay K4i .ai. iim uism tS e.
44ajH WU to a
r:i- ti itj .
i a -asS,aw4 ir SNaM
I TVs tlais snasaaia Ss ff,m4 if )W
tsa lsass.lsa t'
tttf Ve 4 1TwMte,,.
S-4A
BEATTY.1.!,
itsrafcCAxt r-
aiiwli V, shs sVswsa -aa
IHXtCJ- r tturrr.
WjUitttasa; Jtrsty. r 0 ,
i swswsrwua ssr
vS CMMmM.
p.; t
.. n a
aattamtaakwtyi aa4 wm tVa U.
a . - r
i