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(TiLUIKOTOX POST 'ADVTR- 1
TISIHO RATES.
AllJrtinU will be c barrel at
ik abort ratr, eiwpt oa prial cn
rKta.
cial rale nut be bad f.r lungrr
b aa mi wees.
AiicnainaakrUoiuoa laioeaboakl
k aJJrvMJ to THB WiLMIVOTOar
ftyT, Wiloiioftoa, N. C
T bienption prir l. Tmk W'lLr
iiT For U $3 w nr year
trfiiazt copie-s lur rluba of 10 or 20
12 G P' rry- eirmlalion of Ibe
Pat b Urg of anj parr la
VT. P. ClSADlT. rropriclor.
'MtiSTrniMi OK TUB FAITHFUL
DiMOCnACY.
S. D. Tuol. Waddeli, Ranaom, V'ance,
fiockaaaaa. Teeble, Latham. Pipkio,
Roobina. McCall and Van Halburn.
if! ti!l I bey come.
II.OOO 1SET.
Wt are iulbrixd to bet owo thous
ad dollara that North Carolina will go
aVpnblican next November. Who wjll
Utt it-?
HPLllLICAJfVo?tTBTIOr.
. The National Republican Cooveolion
txeu at Ciocioaali oo tbelllhdayof
Jm neat. The State Republican Con
rretioa coorenee at Raleigh on the I ?lh
ear of July next.
. Third Coogreaaional DUtricl CouTen
bom ateeta at Magnolia on the 30th of
A nLUEST.
rrroaa writing for the Puorwii
fltm make their commuakatkoa abort
aee are receiving a great many that
. wacaaaot pobluh oa thia account.
tact camauaicationa are not read,
awn eaaa are Ecrroa.
A CAltD.
Wt reaet lUe honeat aaeo of this
tut in aeod ut the names of all the
hnke taker aJ gi vera, or aay other
fmi that have been committed. U e
aat the names or the parties, the
aawaat of mooey ued. ami the county
aa veil a the oQce held, if any. Thta
e wast ia the interest of an hoeieat
preraa'at of North farolina. l?eod
UaeK. KciToa PoaT.
CO X M VSt I C ATaO ?C ft.
CorreapondenU of tha Post muat re-
v.. Tk.. it u mn iaflexibls rule
that tha name or Ibe wnier
eat with all com munkat ions. Wa do
not pwblUh tha names of tha writers
shea w are mjueated not to do so, but
a do not pabliah any communications
aaleae we anow who they are from.
yther do we undertake to save or re
tare communications that w do no
Mblisb. they go lata the wast basket
sad ar used for kindling fire. Corres.
CJeaU will sate themselves a ad as
h troable and annoyanca by obserr
lac oar rale and governing themaalve
accordisgly. Tmb EPlToaa.
Mr. A. J. McDonald, the delegate lo
the Ute CoasUtaliBalCooTnUoo from
Bladen. i a caadidal tor the Leglala
tart. Mr. J. W. Wal'aee. formerly engineer
ki the Cape Fear DuiUiag Company at
lkhetuharg. baa accepted a position
W. N. C R. R-
I aa -
The Repahlkaas of Waden are about
ta make their Boaaiaatloa-. a ad ar de
trmiaed oa Improving th state of af.
fairs ia their cowaty.
The JWsW get sr thaa wsaally
mium .baa it BBderUkca to demon-
strata that the RepaWkaa dralro Ue
i a I
iV. kAaaawtead UW. tu mr-
de ea that subject I nearly a bnlliaat
as UUaJdrtased ta tha U4a W
aM u.Vmud lariats a few years
iv. v. u doahtbat aaaaf
, Jim tt will erar coacrasivtiy
thai the Baooa ts svade X grtew chtese.
.v .kW Rrataa. CC hapol
L.. at Water hA thai
Ceaeg tha Third wfoU U DtUn-
Ua af IadepeaJeaca. .
TKILT T11IT UAT8 TUE1
luia Arnold received Ua Ihoaa-
i. la ttrltkh roU lor Via
trtacheeyta lhecsaef hU coaalry
Uu.k.sMl Jadaalsrartosw
aii ivirte eiece pt silver J hk be-
UayUafhlaCatior. AYUliax C Clcaa
u rrtv maitv has beea ytwardea
foe his treachery to and betrajal ot Ue
EeraUkaa party by betsg caoarw
rwiwtlal Kector foe tha 6evata
tm-i-a v tv r alia rait?. , Ar
BaLl ilad tha dealh a B Xroct tf
'$
t Tbe furaver Ixli lor of ibe' lit With
' &hImcI, II oo, Joiah Turner ba called
on hU own account a meetlag in IUI
eisb, and after amakiof a very Tioleai
addreu, denoundes the "railroad ring
and many Democrat
a -.-..i '
declared bimaelf an
Independent ea
didate for Governor. lie alao lars out
hU 9wm plalfcrni, paU Itiauelf opon
and declarea tbat he U goiDg to Brkl
a &A iV.I 1 f a a
wvm mi nor. rrraroieaa , o nanj.iorcr u euilorui depart Bcb of tb
Jn bit speech al.Kaleigh he dec;atca.a
- .
we learn, that be woold aloap ererr
count j in the State preivu Ut JCprtin-,
ber. aad that he wa "not to U brujbt
off.- Thb
i not oar fijht, but we r
mleae Joe W bought, of, ox
compelled to
a bad one u
coated off, or choked oif. Joe'a make
up U iiot exactlj aaseHc, and bi ar
row are dipped in poUon. Ifhecbooae
to turn bw arch err to oewc
cannot help it, but we ahall wait to aee
ho "drape." "Let im hare peace."
Tiirf rivan i itii
m VM
tTTATK
a a jaw
The notniuationa made by the Deme
cratic Stale Con rention at iZaia!rh otf
WedoelavdantataJliniProTthaIlt
-
nation aa relates to tbeoi. (Jov. V ancef
U a jolly, rvilkking, amuaing feiloar, a
good atump speaker aa the world goes,
who will tell mora auuUy stories thaa
tbe next did, but be baa a very vul
nerable political record, and he starts
oa the canvaas with what is always a
disadvantage and that is tbe nrcesaity,
oo tbe part of his fiieoda of saauraiog
defenaive uaitiuo st the oataet a
atead of so srrreaaire one. Vance I
to be very fircely attacked, his career
aoalrzed, and before be gvU through
tbe crucible will be b-dly damaged.
lie is wesker tbaa Judge Fowle would
have been, and even weaker than (ten.
Leach wou'd bare been.
Tbooias J. Jarvi, tbe candidate for
Lt. (iovrrnor bas not even a State ref
utal oi aod will add notbiag to the
ticket. Major J. A. Knglcbard u the
candidate for S'crci a ry of State. He
is known chiefly aa tbe late editor of
the Wilmington Jomrmil in which be
has left behind him a reputation which
does not all cwinmeud hi in lot be pub
ic He will be a hesvy It-ad on the
ticket. He baa not tbe first elemeot of
popularity iu bi. composition, and not
much cordial aupport even among tha
"ciKiue. ilia noaiaauou 10 an omce
worth T3.WXT, per yeir u ia xae namrv
of a lkr
It is probable that Worth the candi-
date for Public Treasurer l a gouu man
personally. Ho is a brother of lbs late
Jov. Worth and wouki no Oouoi, n ne
could be elected, of which there is oo
robability, cooduct the Tressury
well enough.
Ia this wholetitket the nog have IU
The ticket U the mechanises of tha o4d
ku klux circle, and was dipped out or
the seelhlag rauldroo over which
Saunders, tHredwkk A Co., wave their
bad-omened wand. They ave -maue
alab. Ashe or Fowle or Leacb
onLI have been stronger than Vsnce,
and the rest of the ticket bas nothing
la it t excite enthusiasm. We now
have before ua a brilliant . array Zeb.
Vance, the " reliant " and M chtmtrtc "
Waddell, and that dislinguuoea ue
acendant of our lathers." and that
asaiaeat exemplar of oar "owa pePew
Englehard-to which is to be added
thatsubUme and spoUeas patrws
L. Steele, and that pur and swee
. ir.itt rwiir
acCBted poic serT -
Robbias.M Ut us pray !
v. oaawill oontead. thst had the
Con federates captared Washiegtoa City
jaH.f the rebellioB that tey couw
v.-ahaldlt. iWaaathea was their oh-
lect? To destroy 04 coarse.
thea'they were waging f,-
hWt ia tlew. tha Northera people
ware'straiaiag every aarv raisa mm
mm. ia defeat their designs. W
will avt fttiMad to say taat wrr was
not more or lea deaaoraiuauoai a-
-?l r lxan during late ternosa r-
a a Bt a for tha sake af arguxsea
the halls a Leghdatloa were not exempt
Croat corrvptieg laflueacesj itsswsasto
uat tbe peoper parties ta UTestlgUa
... .4 all abase are those who re-
. ..... . m ktl
BUiaed taiUusi so ian
Iu tery VS. waa ia irriL i Bui ewa
.vl aaa who for foar loag
aaJ Moody yrar P
.r.v .l tha Us ef tha sv
i ti.t arsa those who
rallied arvawd Ue J4 cxg r---
ed it slariag the storm.
.vt..traaa4s. It woaUse
Sat kyalty U at . M ,ad tft-
mrm r oa at this rate matU tha Dewse
leragaoawva. . twaat.
cracy caa gxs . "m ,i iveaa wb
V JneatlraUd for
taa war srTT- - Arat
llor. JIT.. tu hi bT U sroce
la the brar
and bc5 . v. vil a-jT
ft.il
.it H "if '! !'ti-r iU
-T T
nBCQSTKUCCKOjallji I.UYaL.
lie. inoulliiut-ca of L,h AV?I tsi)'
.... rt" i - 'i.t r, . ...
- IbeSixtb Cup5rep.l Di-tHcU' -
ineNiturial nIlu.letlU Intbe HeraM
it ri
Hi iC the 'geuUe-ian who presides
-a a . .
a" a' a -
'VT WM frmer
1 "J,0 ""jL '
and others. And he
that he Was OD9 real
Willi k . . : L. I
Mgn,,",S; a(OAin; to him as
oaed turrsulata'' tbWn4 '! i
unxM vw, jw, ara wiu
Thera-ar.aiaur tpodeavul. ltt
.ui.
thia.ca.n.rywhobeIievethaVthewaH
ended
ia 1865, and tbst the iasues lor
wfatch the euotn fbtJrkt and whiJ ld
tdsebession and the confederacy, were
buried at Appomattox. There are many
other good ( caTou!a who do not' say
flhatauc
i
I t?fgr,I'
U
I HM
i . ..
tUJI
Ueaaon .
larin
1S0I.
iaforaied
luai fii H me rnie among a
. s . a &
great many ol lhoe who owned negro
lares who were act Irre by the results
oi toe war, aud con federate bonds and
other evidence o( the rebel debt; to
faithfully and accurately schedule tbe
same, and preserve thein with the great
est care. They are mentioned" in the
ilia of testators aud are looked Upon
as poaacaitiri:; a prorctive value equal
to what they were epreenled to be
before the collapse of the Confederacy.
L usually Ibe hollers of the- evidences
do not make any great parade or pub
licity of tbemhao-l tbey are mentioned
by ami among only thonw of the faith
ful who are inlereoloi and w ho look
for aud expect .the daytticotno wben
somebody will be aid foil price for
them. It is farther said thai although
the late lare owner o not prrtcud to
....
e&crvi; . as lontrol .over their rei-ent
'chattel, j. t many of them r.dteut
ly keep up descriptive lit. ol their late
alavra and even of iht ir piogeur, born
uue the war, tltrir fwlierub Hits aod
everything -lc in connection with them,'
whereby thry utay. ha. ideirfilied and
they ahall' He reinvrle I to Uieir "pre
viou cvndiiloii of aervituile." If this
hoi extxUtioa I not indulged
in, whyaratheae precutiooa laaen:
Why does such fellow s ihia Liles so
feiveutly wUh for "ike wr nigKer7
Why docs he o Mcrwlly reerva his
relic of ba rlaiil y and "kreptbe old leath
er strsp wharssrkh ho ued to rrgalat
them?" Isles msy be a tool l.e so
publicly exj reing hU heart's deirrat
ecrvU but. he enUtxUiaa tbe awet
hopes, and they ar psrtiQipated iu ly
the south to day. ' ' ' '
i .1
taw'f AFFOIllMr.t . .(
-Th neoile inuir party must , not
bear tha ains of wroag doer."- or. ,
W.-M 'Tohbli-CjlrhUe a member of
the Jtewate of Kerth--Carolina, sold bis
vote for twenty duller. ' 1 he' Demo
cratic party " bears the si a of XX
Robbias nod has sgsin nominated bia
for Congreaa. M. . lUuisom, snar
the Coacresa'of the United states
pah! f.eb ' Vancr, 'n5-.
aoaey." Tha Deaiocratie psity - bears
the siaa" of the briber IUnom. , , f
Z. H Vance, exiovernor, itc, iova
; bribe of from M. W. Ransom
to " stand aside " sa that Ransom could
i&tafa Ida&naiocial'sesl. The Demo-
ratl? oartr !?., tha ina
Kribawuhev Vaaee'sad weals' him for
C ,mml nnr of . Xonb Carolina. A. M.
WadJell while ClerL and Master ia
RnaltT af New Hanover county stoie
Mtrlr tiJMK from soma colore-! peo-
ala.' .This fact : baa beea ladUpatahly
Motttt, an4r,the; DcaaocraUc : iarty
- bear thf sie or. th eetaulter,
WadJeU. and aaaaiaatew; Vim for Coa-
rress, .Th pevta ai remember these
. . J ' '" '
laiar -i u t -
i .Ui
trUT IB Ts" TUwri 4 :
Cb0 61 nfJt g aawa aafaea
WW 5 a.
a aad aad sorry baJ aeaH
B0 droiUoB U romssewi wp
rv.- laarv Ahai Ue rrMgaaAaaa
abaakJ havw been; handed i -owKtias
Ifwv rlataJdtt IW gs www
before lb bsea; ladwatssa of the
J. ijm'umhmt bj
.aj.aVj'a aU datsalur Wa4
jjn Amm m iU lefore the saase
4, y 4 -
thaisdrUaicsa mb a.rW dI
'.t, r. atL 'aalUUeku.
ta a Cdaciary capooty a Ctevh
- tTiirr ta E-ialtT. t ltw
-11
i i ru in in nuiiiriu n im wMkAo tv i u m iiiiHium 1 f
I U.. Jlcrafd aT Jub Otk? :T..I. I hr hi Mrtr'lm ...t. M
I' 1 V -I ... W V.. . . i"" I VMW.
pr u edited joe felt.' LileA ami 'b defiuillr-h rridea blnue
r
. , . . . , , . - . - . j . . . -ei uiiou uiii a wry' ow ww 1 atwiu oe commenced lir"tn'"
ibeasy-ao of other, and trouble "ted on ,he principle ofthut Uxit Hajc-, Eristow, HartxauAand Jewed ioBtert with his kid cleveToo, he-tt Free Preas of Joirt!M?' " - ' ' "
u ia meir oeuri. oai are wiiun? i irawcmuc paixraiuca: 10 ana i wnen Aie&srs. liiaine-siortAn.fJankiinv i .i... m..: .1. i . s . '
waJs-cxHr.ore about the matter. I would be woiully deficient of smart" were placed in nominaUoa. and long I tt,vn . $ fiw"..,, , c :Jfv.nf-;-i u . ...L"i. ..v". V
Post has redly called attenl men. Pray tell u if it Is ,wr6ng" to speeches madeWibe respccUre frienda L ix. ks- wUi. Jt-i. . . -Ir 13:,,. 7'" .
fothe fact that dMoyalry and -tea as XX Robbini did ;-r to of the cindidaU,! .'At 6 m, . .
are quits as rasntant and rnu- bribes as Ransom did;ior' to re ventioii adfocrned to meet at 10 o'clock J lZz. ,, .... ts . ... . . V ' ,
, . . I . .1 . . '.i ..... - : 4( ,.; . 1 wura wbq win ku uhi au umit i ui iiienrorrrv ii no UOUbt IaHv bail
tbe south (o Jaw as thev were in I ceive bribes as ance did r cr to steal I to morrow, when the nomination will I v:. re .v 1.- .VVi.. I . . P. . ' . . . ,
l--!e:.Tl.arIWJSaii'4,,,"l" .T'aT. ' . w
aaaaa wwt ti w waa a w m aa
II II l(- II. II. Il l 11 ii.iv ii J
4 I I J V ' I V.I N. . I I V V. I 1 M . , f 1 . fl V 1
11.!! V .! '.':'.; J fMflimp I laxJ. v'Ull Vf ll;"lltl lot "iifcW
- t . . i ..... I . I
,
Pool U a defaalterhe df not br
forced
addeH is'
lr'oflxdnWfiaiL
I of ariatMratM MrtS-lnf f-T-V f
I .
hU jmrir. what 'do j poor', khlmtiWmiiM litim-
I wiBk Of tftatT- f J tira- ""f nen 4 orIzation i.m.raumIiaii
ICwUQlI OR PBFAlfTaUl ,W4ki
' - ' '
of tioUUnr a ti
od irawant to
at the name lare. I 1 bat are they coins to do about I tli.rrUnntUJ.'l.t...i j J n
u w aumi i caw i ue nas Deea7niilfr4 riVinrfc m.At
m i ue w Deen-rnuijj tfviock to daT
' wore
saiam vwarir wi i rm nn awr aTsni
L.my t J WTS .1
r r. . -
-i - r-w
ttDeCMaterWaAWla
th. ;!)-
Pr geaerally,' Intend to be
lent as to defaulter WaddeltM 1 "
- i. d ?
-i . i . i m
nomsoeyer comT
Waddelldidr Is it -wrong" to be a
defaulter, a liar, a drunkard 'and a dis
honest gambler combined as is Wad-
aUAIIKJ
Wrong is wroogby'w
7 ' . , . ; . . . I. ... ( . I iviucipira iwr ia uwi vavnouea .as ine typo OI the hert
dell 1 J$ wrong wrong by" whomsoever J Democrats of Nor(h Carolina, for Gov
commitiel? The people thfnk'of this, j ernor.' 3 ' looked upon by the Republi-
tk.n r-..l T.-.i'- i...-..u
trust waa aside from his office,"-Mar.
And Col. Wadde I'm breach of lrut
was committed while he was ia office
Poor pluuderer Tool stoja $2,500 of
the Peabody trust fund placed in his
...uu. .o uio frpuaa o euucauiig VilO
r .1 r ...
poor childrea of the. Stfte- anilt thia.
w" """r Jrvm HtrJf, n vajueu
. -.aVi v . ' as a sa
aw.e iroia.Ms . orphan ,ci Wen
... A . "1.. '."....
oi mecoiorea man Bo.omon fWaddeU Uho isKre Atas -Atd While the a vei
Nasli, and it was done by virtue of his J . v . -
office.
They found Pool too heavy a load to
carry and they forced him to step down
and out but how about Waddell, .
t lllinston to tha Front.'
Mkmbs Eoiroaa: Please. snake it
known Uirough thecolumnaof the Post I
tbat there will be a Grand Centennial
(Jelebralkin of thai 4th Jul- al I.iltlnv- I
ana owungwttuea"speaaa-o-.i
0 I
and are expected ta ba present thst the
ceremonies wui oa idiiwto oj w.u
niuaicof a fine brass bead, and that
there will be a fipe dinner given to
which all who attend are cordially in
vited. 1
Com in, corneal 1L
IVMcKairUAX,-
Chairman Centennial Gelabraiion Club.
j. D. 8TASFOBD. KSQ. , . I
We cheerfully give space to the fol-1
owing note which we nave receivea i
rom J. 1). SUnford, Esq., of Duplin I
county, inwuichlie disclaims, navuig i
a a a z i
ued the language Imputed to him m l
the Toer'as having been used by him, j
at the Fajetteville. Convention. We j
were not at the Convention, and the in-
formation we received we deemed en-
tiiely reliable. It give us pleasure to
to make thia expUnatioB, both in jus-
Uc t Mr. Koraegsy to Mr. gian-1
brd a wall as to ourselves. . , .
Ksaxsvi-ix. N. C-. June IJih, 1S6.
EoiTvas lT:rln.in? J'T.T:
Mr. ""t .
ir . . . -....k i Miiit
ibOttfcl CWml a . I
of my speech In the Convention at 1
Fayetteville, contained la Jb latjue
" " :
Tu taiak iaformaat as otr-
t.i.tiaaktal:ea as I ha v bo recollec-
tlea f havtag used any each language,
f1 iv.K'.-eU
iUh rrWVi lasertlhsi in
aay
yoor paper as aa act o jasucafta all
1 . 1 ft c t. -
: i . ttnttsiiioy.
Tha Dcaaarratic . rrea are letting
theasselrrs Uoa aa geauy aa poauasa
aa tha poor pJaadcrieg root aaatter,
.ad kt Vh
UcyasaT.vej r."
attach the "
w.gaaMM-w -
Ii.lIawTrtoaJ.T
rwoJ txvfde W N
TeatAiataurtty. saw
North Cara?iaaa wry
mJ.1v t:i tkd-rfTTace brtaeea a :
Wa ewalrsacw UaaW a Ukf aaJ a
W awrrrssf -f rz tae trsni SB
ua a th .aaa aB w- an M va . - a m a.
. a - . - - aaC
'J ; gVaTxaal iXA:-.
SL'iilw aihaaaitfl r bsau-lBgieyew T.lt.'fV; 1. Jsaatoi. r. .X. a ; aba
. Tv-Via-klwH. cxaraaatbaa tha larretrat taga ftba TW ade la la a my wW44f
aleVeT wtuslrTl. foDewaUTar cxi- lrr VsUg af taaty
rWcloU-! forTrBw alitraseeeeal
a Uiat of cvrraptwa ouaiisg T , . .i .tua tk. aaai a aww
w a a w w- w a a aa i .aaa '
cai s'juu .fij
iaoat Sao I-2TH
1 1 f i
i special, to Tn porr.i i?r
u.: .j i, tijfcjsxif I." Jori 15th. 1876.51
,a uo vya canon coareseaoB ir iut
t lfV-U'' lv' 1
i vu vi uuauuMeq
1 - " - .T7 -"Tr'
j.lt!. Mtnpttdim
ComxaiUee oa trades
tUls eirVoiiaEJuIijiirM
iitte anu
J.nf , f aL i.C . - .
. i cpcaccr ueicauoa iron Aiaoama. ona
a a- m. aw.ja-.- a" a a
. AlabaxBa and
i au.uor ouePDara iromuiauica 01
. 'olii
aft tluurhlhcir-'curman. Goa .IhvW
1 f?1 SffJf- r.-affirn,.ng
l Htooiu principles or lueparsy wmcairjartvj and if mmm b nrUiidii ta
J Ji" . "4" .t-"' ' ' . u
i'-i7uJ gBaMusam.i;
i ominauons were oeuareq m
ITdD. Thoi. Settle's friends will press
his claims for the Vice-Presidency. . I
residency.
Tho
nomination
of Vance .by the
"""" wui certauiiT
SIre 000,,ote,?1l? the LP'on Kepub-,
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bOLOMOM JIV A1.L 1IIS U LoIIY:
u.:.- x, .n.ul thi
ti mere one imnr above ererr
i nt:Qa ot th worirf . man h
i ,
I ciinba to ine tp and proclaims
i w .irtasuii Wa 1ikV it it ,.1-
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him so much la tho- estimation of alt
I tl iwv aaasaas ij aWVXlalll VVl XiU
who, being in political life, Is a virtuous
man, ia U be adore. I lie is a spectacle
to bo admired ana envied, and when he
happens to be tho editor of a so-called
political newariaper; does ' he not run it
on high moral principles? Does he not
decline to become a cesspool Into which
political blackguards' are allowed ' to
POUT their faith f Oertaintv.' II thinli
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1 ...u v IT arvl i Araaaaaa aa awl f hst I
pruTcu o. .
nothing should be said in his paper
that would be at variance with the ideas
of eliquetto aa entertained by my Lord
Chesterfield. He tbraks, too. that when
his political opinents (for he doe not
coaiider him his political enemy he
has ao such word iu his vocabalarly) 1
satites him o the ooe cheek that he I
should turn to him the other also: if he
desires to kick him, to tura hi face i
from hiu and in the most gentlemanly
aianncr in lue worm raiatne sains oi
his coat to facilitate tbe favor, lie doc
. ia ji. :.r i i
not deem it ncce-ary to can a uii vj i
thai uapleasaat and unrenneov name i
more thaa five thousand times ia uc- j
cession, nor to Ventilate tha sdolpg j
ct tha waioaea of the other ' side, 1
Sometimes oor rirvawse becomes enrag-
ej, BOt at what his (oppoaents aay, but
hst some of these whosa be would
make believe were bis friends, say, and;
aeiaing what he call bis editorial era. I
alings it areoad aod lets it go, saying if j
ithuaaaybody and hUrts them, r It I
fAfV faait and aot his. He aaforttraate-1
l lilxm under tha tarpressioa that his
we pea Is a dab and aeta boomerang.
anybody ia lb wide wot U bat a
.iHiuwi. iiu-r kaawa ana'rves wwfl
when tbw fooWttba boomerang. ;
1 Tha ttoulh U itdifi af -vtrtaoo
j nemnmptt dttora Narth CaraUaa baa
iu tali share af them, and the Repab-
I Ikaa party U rscd ia ravioi oi t
I thesa wao pretend taadvocat it nose
aaditspriaoplcs. aasy are H aaaaiy I
naiiv rrowlh or reodactsoa bat arer
Tnilm. aha have beea trxip4aatd
froaa anothrr clisav aad a boj Ia wot
baeaaaa Bttlisaatcsl. Xbey a ssot happy
If thcr are aa rrssaraf by tha high -
a ' . .
it-v i.-U. swiaas taat vrav
LTaa Wwa Us. Ibaai tatrU-
... iaf taalJ
saw svV .
eaa bwrrac a aa.
tarsi
Iwrttaa tawa laaags aasa
tha 2k at Iseri!
ga
I . i v:i.r ik. AaaMl awJ tWf I tr.iW Vrf! Jaa HambkloB. H
ia taaUsa!Castlt aAalsenary af
av ' a i
1 ara mam aaaKfBB) amai aaJml aaaaaaWM aaal awr& ai liaaWirpsa
a - - - - -
1 as WBiai aT aaa BA4 P ITia
a ar a aaaaaaawawr- --aa -
r I y-:
x;t0 ciftmII, 44 1
"P"4? em dkrusting tyco -
pbancy. 1 What ar-ila it that they hare
I been Uught to look with ' horror upon
o o -r- o
it tralh W tiatqld WihT - Do not IheJr
tfgljfoMR)luMi "cfitTalrlt new found
Sonthera f Mtadan Practise hT And
WMlt not bo 'exceaeiTely vhkind
allude to It T "! fihall Uey be constantly
.c.tciuug ob wjajgo isuun we"
muig tt bad enougbUod knowa,
but beuMt'neV comer have they not
got'to eihibit ibide fStato prided and
.
ieaToineirniato:uieir owa reHeci lahort lamoaff ua imrroreU in bcaith
uona,iatea(i or snowing upUeretlraj sad rtreugth. He U appreidated here
yswtni ' " . . at . - - 1
Hi Ik was'a herculean ta&k to cleanse the
a a . i. i
i Aimin IiMm mf th twil V iMM
; nni h, u.
.,i' . ...v.IL TvIT
J roption and ' fifth ' of thai Democratic
I
id,t a Republican newspapett and in
mio.
CUT ITEMS.
AH business ' communications should
be addressed to "The Poct," Wilming-
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..Oil, 11, J. ,
Pander county aeems ' chuck full and
overflowing with 'patriotism, and those
who fought at Moore's Creek an hun
dred years ago, could toey but witness
the enthusiastic fires that burn in the
breasts of their deoendauu ! to-day,
would feel proud and happy.
Arrangements have been made with
CapL R. P. Paddison, of the Steamer
North T-ast, to leave Wilmington st
5 o'clock a. m , on the day of the
Fourth July; arrive at Point Caswell 'at
9 a. m., returning, leare Point Cas
well at 5 o'clock p. m. F.ire for the
round trip 50 cents. Tickets to be had
at the office of P. Cumming A Co., foot
of Dock street. ' "
&uat are, to. ciaieucc. a creak many 1
0 . , T
thir conatructioa. that is. tone. Mure
time is taken, and too much labor and
expense attached .to tho case, and the
tone sadly neglected. This is not tae
case from what is said by th moat credi
ble partieaof .Mr. Daniel F. lically's
inalrumentA, Washington, New Jersey.
The tone he considers the most esaenli- i
al part, and ha spares no pains to make
it durable, rich, and perfect, and then
constructs its cae to correspond with
price, , -fee his advertisemeat elae-
wbere.
Foi'tlH J I'LI UELEBaatloN.
p Uf 4m circular have been iucd
j,y tB conuniuec of eifixens of Point
Caswell. Pender county, inviting Ue
WBOie WOrld and the rest of mankind to
itend a Celeb rati on to take pUceat
tomt pUce the Fourth July Beat. We
lof.jrmed that this is to be a grand
jjr' and tbat distiogttished speakers
have been inTitcd and are expected to
aUend and stir np the patriotic davo-
1 uk . oar creat and rloriout county
that animated oar noble ancestor aa
f v-.1.l Tk fllmmr North
I IIUUVIW Jmmw - - -
I g- ynrt wharf at Doch etrect
a at $ o'clock oa the aaoraisg
of ih. Yoarth. wilh a fine fcaad of
muaid oa board, and reach Poiat Cas-
weli fa full lima for the cdebraxloa, and
ratara ta tha city eady ia the CTealag,
all at a cost af fifty cent fare forth
t;T Is alaa proatWda
I barWaa aad lUaaer ta all baagry
; , .
! G. T. 0. O. F.-Tbe foOeaiag are
the ' t3cW of Tra tova Lodge 5-
ll.of ttiscity :
1 taORfT WteVJr;. O.i lTuSp
: aw si w- ,. .-.
f rilta I-VT 5. 1. bseaawar
twa U4re4 aWn -itWw
I VAJa real ,t Vt fuwrvwaU TVrwtWW
71. . . - . .
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i uin.'nsswn waa
tlrrsJ tarar ta ua ta-3a
.ia'S '''Sxe-.. ' -m 'a-af - . aT. aaa.
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aaaaWa va at w -awssi.w "- -a
I irmusnTWlw aaaaa
oraer. tends to trr and benefit tha ReDablican J of
1 " -aat . -
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1 Oor aUention ' hu teen called to the
f editorial corrrPondBi in ih,-a.
j er Etunplul hj IUr. I. J. Sanlr., '
m uun uu mui ui X-UITpei. Aif,
Bandera " hWl tnoi n 0f WilinlDSton
acnUemaoof grei '
inr n.1 tk .n.i ...t ...i 1 "
to with which he wtcid his-readrren
ahowi that he U the' rirbi wan tu the : J
i rtgbt piaco when be awuuict the rnli
torial chair.1 We hoie the reotlemau
I will mn m. .i; :n .i.'
-j mm v evtvsu a ti luu
j bid country 1 and return to ihia arduou
IbraHwhoknowhim.
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a, n.. '1J r
i t.i. s. . i .j. . u
T'"? :w"Ti f'f. l"
tion are unsurpaa.ed, hai ! writt fr
ih n.tmit ivl .
l w nt mriiat emu
rial entitlnf
- 1 f,CJanollesi The
Fortunes of a Partisan
A Storrof the erolBtiW
partuan of American liberty, and hasten
to secure for themselves the pleasure of
the peruaal of what promiaea to te the
most attractive story of the year;
4-
America, we gether the following a.,
tha sum nary of the benefits, Uf the or
der aa rendered in the last annual n .
port forth year endiag October flh,
1875. During the year the number of
brothers relieved was 10X2; wftioasi re
lieved HC; widows buried U0$: on.li.nns
relieved S; autouut paid lo Mck fid,
3 M" or "ral IU Ml; to aid-
ow ,0G7 3
V far charitw r! I 1 J-
paid out for lodcc purpoKe'sf.01
invested 3'.,O07 91; value of property
f75,891 77; amount inveatedii valuable
property and funds $102,881 M. Thw
is not a bad ahoWin? for the jTogrra
sive spirit of the 5. If. t. O.K. for one
years work.
Fot'KTit July ix. WtLMiK'no-.
Tha only evidence that we hsie had as
yet that the citizens f Wilmington ar
alive to the fact that the lOOihj anix ver-
ry of America a Indepewden
t n?ud time Jacitaai vnrr.-
II. J TT i.r tAart oi'?,t - . . .at It
.MIul w
I'jrv.ltna
Voluntcr MiiiU, the Hrogdcn Ouard,
under the command of u puUf
and palrioUo Colonel, tiwr i Mali-,
son, will Utra out with fnt rank ami
ia summer uniform, and afierja parale
on tlte streets, will be ciitt ttiunl lv a
diatioguidml gmtleiuan in an
address ou tbe rirrtiuiiaucea
which led lo Ue ccn of the
great day of a century and Iht
many changes that hate occurrd im e
then. AfWr tha addre thete wdl be
target practise a ith the Iw-auiifsl brat h
loading rifles with whkh thelrvmtent
.it armed, for a nambrr of prii whkh
will ba awarded by th ti' Jmwrtf-t
oa tha ground. All ia ad it l iatended
by these ' loyal loy in Mae h to make
tha celebratioa wart by ef the -aMi.
whether anybody eW feriJ pstrji
aaough ta partkipala wiin llt or
liijtLtirvi. Ptcrca. Wa be
ceirrd from lb Haa Art PaMfefctwr
House of George IMiawm A Port,
laad, Maiae, savetsl pwtai !
Iy published by theaa. Th t?4et'.
s worh at bh art daacrr tW hibcst
praise. Uaea A Co. wvr aaj tW
pioaerra la the 11 Ait -ahfUw;
bualaaal la this ouatry, aa4 year by
year their bawMaeai has gra. wl ai
the prrar&l Uase it baa a"sai rtat
prtiporUoas. , . ! j .
A ahaet ttsae aiaaa they pained a
tliiusail that had a rwa af wtrr -dred
aad twaaty fit lhjt f-u
TV weight f hraa asai4
nt aiaa laaavi la th ' ia f
ssdMaxia. f liana 4 Ca. ih nt
Jttlgaseal lh pabSse ta, ahiih
talcat, ais4 by Wag rfpf'. aa
est g4w 'Tkwy pA4a4 artery dtmp -
tSssa af asBfJwwk a Art, frsa b'
ta a paaU ras a If a tVy
drawiag t lb as afv4,I IU ,
aeV .' '
Tbey UZ tt sankt tW tU
tL saast tadcaisti rMs.-. . . , ... '
Tbry ar alas ssl&As;f tW
trsaial tlJwswa, whkh ta a sy
rTtn'f f4V ds-eol't Whi
fa at iaAeftwt rsawaeeiel tW'.Oaa ;
U4&a trXtr O t s-l
ffca-T mm ft yw-.
The gveaa rtVftais Hlaat4a ia
Caama4 a! Awwta- -y
: Um6hmtm A p. imp an
U4'aJaWsawwfv
UU Ibfy a ".r tVr - 3-o-J
IdkSaesjaaBaa. tf ca3 BfiUfatlisa ti
stwwafl, aaaaMT is -1-
11 Cyaa4 ia aat afi tt
1
II- I
eakkiad. aad OUaa wiU prUh,y
arw exetais,
there ever
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