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VOLUME VIII.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1S77.
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I'EltiiKCUriON OFHIE EUITUkS
OF T11IS PAPER.
In our Iat umo we snokc of llw po
litical persecutions of the editor cf this
pafxr for polica. purpose. We expect
tol t- tc beea tried before ta j, but
tbe o c wmpuiofTand Ihe el for
to-d.17, n our re-sders wii! havo to wait
pa.irnJjr until !- next iitvie for an
account of lhM political outran. Mr.
J. J. CjIJej, one of the former edi
tor of tuU paper liai bsen drad
frm Peoria, III., to ianJ a Iria. ifi.ll
the d uh fjcc- of .he nor.h arc cijing
out (Mc.ficalioti, while tio I)cmK-ralj
f t!ie -u.h are lit: tiling duwri overy
i.u:wkvn irepubi:jai an.I crac.uii
hm to the UaI ex.remi:, for nolliin
r:-c but I' jecuiar icw. W? tru'y
hp .uc - i' ;' trilt be ;iuc
cv iii'. bu. we woi ! iiScc to ?ve the
jir, jHCU ci, 'lA-rditi,nbUiCd Ke
pnb iUiP ol ihe jou'.Ii j-tc'j::d a liale
a Tc.y smalt crumb w'alfc the
fcreat ; yVa.'H iigoinon. Ia other
word, we hiai tha tlicre are :tvoidt
t .hi, i ie.. j !c Ilcubltcan are
d i'l cftry.u.n pwijiJ'e, hutuil'.allbg
tht inhc, to p.ic i"y .'uc Democra:.,
w.u!J:i't it be i i pla- o f' than to re
quire Icajx rat Co rncvl t'jcm not
h I , na -y a v. oj i.i por
t..M oi' the wa . i .. nut be
be l it ! iUKcste a id Ijti rverything
uvrr t them, an l the i have a., tho-e
out cn II pub caiM out to the ien
irrniiaiy on iccojn f ;hi r i"ital
view, or b- .iot at tho :ike, I ;e Col
frofr; or hun to a hc- ! Ve Oat. ..nr.
1 bca weth"-'i th? gran J. j .c-it ,n
would be eminently u:ci."u .
rKUKCL! INCi UIirCKLICAN.
AT THE JiOnil, IS TIIK OKDEU
OV DAY.
Itr. llayfa-Tue rrea'.tlcatial Ilettur
llalTs Wajh:n;tou Policy.
Mr, ilayc accompauie er Iiur.tnd
and I hare a su.al uuetion to nuke
in reference to her. WuIIe didereo e
of opinion may ey:t upon the ch'rac
tc.- and condjet of her buaband, ac
quaintance only i reqrircd I h her to
briti erery in elh'scn: and repectaXc
pern to the belief tht O. ' L.Jy of
the White IToce i a paUe.M woman.
le the M)-catIetl reform of tlu P.ci
dent reat a hi warmei adm're.s be
here them, thr reform oi" :ae aje . the
one wrought by h'& uaprcea.toa-i.wife.
He i. In hi oet esiay4(bu. the cxecu
Iit etponeni of an incohoaie opuIar
demand whicu p-eceded h'-i cleTa.Ion.
?fbe jiUkkI in the ; z'Ai and cL-.-cLcd zn
bue waivu wa po.ionn tue foi.a-.u
f America "..c, for, I lalie it, n na-ti-jn
cau In be purer taan i capital.
She ioual Vi.4-.2to. o.tlc a so.-Iety
extratajn:, f irooa and no: seldom
corrup:. SIio his bave.ye. 1: an ex
ample of simpl.w.ty, dec.ncy and ho.i
c; liriri-, w.i.ca ae.pi aer humble s:--it:-,
the hiba3d, bri:uer and
fa hor, t ea..e ;ja. ta.re i -m
thin u;.ut In woman aovi besides
tine u and U .i.un.i o; u i - j i -
ia: i . I'ue clian-:; .i
in t'jc '.one of ihi-u.v vr. i
!e:tuej;e
tlicwjii r n. h a w.io wm? lullJ
catr,,w .leu v li d ia.t' . maja a
:c ,'a"m t. r t .. . :ce fv a
Ui r -;urj a .. na i e ad n- io.i-
I..U-. 1 m. OW WJC-YOi 4
and h-"e n word o." tJ it e . or till
ood wotn-n. w my pood lo .ur.o
Ui dkc; .. : : .e lv- r Gjae.'a.'s
jtuuioi.-r res .enc jome w e- s 2ce.
under . ae :-o b o vuai.-..cci oi
a i.ia. r . id k-I x't , uod I. who
cU oi to w c..t.:.:l of
charmed w :u bv . a-c
ruai.i, w-s
in;, w ta a i one:. Icar..., t. .ex
rajiher-U;e, a- a uij ..liccu. co.n
plexio , in c e-oujb ovr ccj, ad
a rova. ci b.ick :i--. w-lcH aj
dsrei ay .n o oad, A l i . over ce
temple. II:: .--.e la drc? I a .f.tie
iKvere. but ;jj t e.y n-. ! n!v- a
liulebdy, in jt-ort, . cve.".ui ala.d a
mi a tn t: a. or sewed on il ouI.joj.
U is t-e la. tile - ui. womrn, cowever,
that a :racl xo L Sue 1 so f.ve ; uai
elf-coaK-Iou4a, : a"f;v'cd, ad
withal ao ca lay, .a: jou feci perf.t; 1
ale ia ieiti ij GoTem a; in
hand of a man who u. i tL. wma i to
guide him. Sue is so dexo .a ic and
icenlal in mi ;n:rf o pca- :i u. pc ch,
tha: you ."e. I a-. e e .ha: .s
bu: yoar equi oltiie tejj; ...f
raieda)exa:.el ta.ioa, f Jffl wa..'i he
muM return .o.he do.n to.s'm; e nife
and mo...cr. I'.tc.j American
woman should bs glad cal hc s ii the
White Houc. For tai reana I sug
gest that Cua.Uuoogi, lirt in every
good work, make sper ali.y of the
reception of I.ucy 11 sye Lcl your
ladies aipo'ua committee of reception
and escort, in which the President and
the politicians with him have no part,
fcbt deserves it.
city rrEiis.
HOUSES fr rent or lalel. Afplj to
. W. P. Canaday.
Windy and wet Tbcrtdajr.
Hot on Wednesday, and dry.
Houseware gelling carce for reat
now. - . ;
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The street cars "Bill soon commence
running ont Market street.
Tbo doctors all say thai it b splendid
for children to ride oa tbo street cars.
The dlptheriaH raging in the dty.
Two children died on Wednesday with
it.
We call atteolisn to the change of
schedule on tho Carolina Central rail
road. .......
Sol Smith Kusjcll rode in on the
street cars f.x)m the depot for fife cents
bated 20 cents.
naiJ;ftrn.n Aii.n nihA
ford, attouey at law U 2C Grant Placej
Wash in -ton D. C.
The connection of the street cars is
now rcgu!ar and they pass each way
jverr fi. een minutes.
Hon. A. t- Seymour paed through
cur city on laal cjaturday on hLjjvay to
court it Stauley county.
Capt. Phillip, of tho Eogincer cor.w,
;;.T nur ( iiv tml I fi a liar imnrnvp I
m!...; nn l.t R,t,, anl Mon.lJ
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frou rALE I wo tine, large mules, I
cheap for cah, ,
W. P. CANADAY. j
Indies aiiou.d late more oui uoor
ecrcie, and the very best known, so
the d.tom ay, U riding on tho street
car. i I
You caa ride from Castle and Sixth
to the Cemetery, and back, near five I
mile, for tue sma.. sum of .one dime,
'.'.. chcapet travel on record.
u-..., ,.,,. t.J H,iiv Mn.r.
and wiM soon have four weeklies
two monthlies. PreUy good for ou-
ci;r. We wish there were twenty, all
.
Maj. CRAiuiiiLr. and the uape Ex-Uot. Newe" has been re-nomina-FE.va
I.mprovemenTo. We have re- ted by the llepublicka convention ol
ceived a communication f.-om this dis- jrew- Jervy as their candldalo for Gov-
tinguShcd gentleman, which we shall I
publlsh with some remarks in our next.
lwououC3 ior rent, oa auiruiicvi,
between Dninswick and lianoverstrtcts, I
:x rooms each. Apply to Daniel f
O Connor, next dour westof court house,
j
( ol. Hall, (S. G.) is mad, if he is
not at work, and we tbink he ought to
U kept at work all tho time to loep
him :.om whipping itmo one. llo ccr-
ta'niy does the best jub printing of any
one in the city.
Magnolia Keoord." This paper.
waica lias ior me pasnew yeni oeeu
m m a. r . . . . .
publ.sUCU at Jiagnoita, U., Dy Air.
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Sta. mgi, is to be removed to tbis city.
We understand that is to Uke the place
of the old Wilmington Joarnal In poli-
tics.
Two lloujes for rent on Castle, be
tween Gth and 7lh streets, both two
story. Apply to Daniel O'Connor, j
Persons leaving or returning to the
city will always find a street car at the
depot lo convey them along any of the
tracts inrouzu mo cut, wt
t .1 1. . 4 . my F I
the hotels, or to any
bigness cart, of
the cty, for 5 cents hand baggage
. I
free.
"1-hco," Story, by Mrs. Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett, author of "That
Las o Lowrie's," will be published on
Saturday next, by T. B. Peterson ' or
Brothers, Philadelphia. "Theo" will
be lu cloth and paper cover, and tho
author's nanio must secure for it an ex
tensive and-rapid sale.
Bessie's Six Lovers," 'That Girl of
Mine," and "That Lover of Mine," are ago Joan u. uoiuian, wo wdk, Oclocl-. present, J. G. "Wagne, Chair
each ia the press of T. a Peterson & was his name. We hope this will bo majJj Oommissioncrs B. G. Worth,
Brothers, Philrdclphia, for immediate
publication. As the three books are
w:l:'-en by the most popular authors of
. t w'll nn itnnlit crania n1
uac ujt, - f
lireic.
Mrs. Cicero W- iUKRisa will,
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on October tbo lOtn, commence uo
nu n ication ef a Monthly Maga ie in
this ciiy called The SSoulh JLUanlu:; I
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devoted to literature science
aad art. Tha contributors arte well
kuown and have attained considerable
notorityia the literary world. Mrs.
Harris the editor ana proprietor,
corsiderab.e experienca w5ltr
,nd we judgo from the present outlook,
tha'. we are at last to have urst ciass
isi?t jr and proprietor every success ner
gat energy and characteT deserves. 1
Li eraf Magazine pub:shed iajtbis any place, at otu, ou tue. r rK
F i , tne price ia a letfer, to the Pab.iihers,
ci:. We congratulate the .literal T Petcr!ym & Broth. rs, PU!adel
puo Ic on this acquisition, and wish the pa por at P. Ilcinshe:gera
Col. K ine's pic nic r.u put off last
night on' cccont of the rain, which
was rery besi.
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Anc iopnotca-1 ooareauon 01 ew
irk marl I.iaL eminent stafpRman.
York
r
8enator ConVin, President.
No Ilenublicans i houi i be Mowed to
escape. Al hou!d oe j-iled, untl! the
south U thoroaThlr racified.
Just imsgine Solicitor Nonnent try.
Id to jail a newspaper man. We will
gire his speech .'a oit next iuc.
One home for rent on tho corner of
ita aou vamui airoeu, :u gooa orusr,
iiL 1 nr . i i . I
8 room. Apply to Daniel O'Comor.
next door west of Court Hou3C.
Market s'-eet wi l be a beaut-fnl
tr.Ptinr.fAr Phnr w'M h.A
dead trets reolaced wl.h live onea.
. -
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llAAAt,!, UO PUUU1U UUl
speak of tho Eohtson County Comura-
sioncr, unleM they want a libel suit.
Ordered, th.st K-publicAns be in -
"preng llepublkun doc-
tr;ns and thereby paufiy tee corn.,
Maine only weiit 13,000 Kepublican
majority, and some e bold enough to
say that Ohio may give a small Repub
lican mjor.ly.
We will continue tiii paper if the
Comm'ssloners of Kobejou county w:'l other than an upright and honefct gen
Id us. We shall go up and sec about tleman. His purity of character ;s be
the matter to-day.
The nly pleasj.e avc anticipate in
T...I ? . i.
fia.il. i- ikjujvjn cwu i.y n te.ng
near our broihe." of .he qii II, editor of
Ihe Lumber.ou , who Ij a clevcrl
gentleman.
Ko Republica a iiou:d be tried for
Lkitling a few repub' cans at a pad lime,
I but Republlc-n papers suou d be at
once -ouelc'.ied i'louiil not lr Ilowol
to circulate.
Mr. M. M. Kslz ha- ic:u ned .Vom
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the north, where be has been to pur-
chase goods, lie has now a;.iv; ig one
of lhc larSc 8lu f goods ever
brought to lb s mar keL
For Sa i.e. Three horse., in splen-
diJ couJilion chcap for 4U
W. P. Canada y.
eruor against Seven Day'd Fi ht Mc-
Clellan, who the Democratic nomi-
nee.
Webopeour brethien of Ihe press
wj1 not forcet our addrev. in "case we
take quarte.s in llob-.,..n cou lty jail,
they will please m.i; k r communica-
Uonsin enre of Sheriff of Kobeson
county, Lumbtr.on, N. C.
Wo have been inquiring ubaul the
size of the Sbe-iff of KobeMn county.
though unsuccessful y. We do not like I
to bvj jailed by a cm ill man. We ex-
ft mm . ft i auk. vaw i lr i ri n i : a a n, nit
r; - --
will f root a r rrj i all rirrht I
" "o
Gur forema , who is bv the wav. a
Yer. marii 0biect"to iroinjr to
K0ue30nf he says he is the best look ng
man of "the establishment, and Mr.
Norment, the Solictor, will certainly
have him indicted as a grand pacifica
tion.
Seme th.uk that the President could
net have come south if Gen. Hampton
had not been his escort. 4Yc know the
President wPl bo welcomed by the
i ,.r !. cn, 1 1,,
'.Tr ,1V .v'v 1
ueneral liampton iiiu ni
not accompany
him.
OncHouxcfor rent on Market, be-
twecn 11th and 12ih street.?, north side,
in good order, G rooms. App'y to Dan
O'Connor, next door west of Court
jouse
xrr i 1 T i ,
UUU lb Ut mUV tmi.M iiUJU.UU. VJWUW-
ral of North Caro'in.i, now, we believe,
a U. S. Special Agent Interual Revenue
Department, was lu the city a few days
corrected if wc haver been incorrectly
informed
MThackcav's I-ish Sketch Book"
with Thirty-eight original Iilustratiana,
w.n'nliT WISiam M. Thackerav.
author of "Vanity Fair," and !s pub-
m x t-. I
iisnea mis oay oy a. x eic.suu .
Brothers, Philadelphia, w the Twenty-
second volume oi iue.r j?eveuiy-nve
K mm. mm mmm I
Ccat Sterling Series of JNew and Uood
BsokV It is publhrd i a large oc-
tavo volume, paper cover, with the
oxlges cut openalVround, price ceventy-
ice o 3 e Tdflar: and is
for salo bv all Book-ellus and
Agents, and on all Rail Raad trains, or
copies 01 n wm ue .
uve Boot and music oioro, on iuarst
sueet.
Local ,loncE. Tha - Cincianati
I Star is one of (ho 'as twell ass the
I encapest papers ta tAe.,Knoift country.
a . w -
Thoreekjy wiiUon,..wixkll.l?U ;only
o-j-
I n y a l . - 1 -'-.. " .
1 mi ivn nn ir itv m
the two dollar city weeklies, and much.
better than most of thea'.v It li made
I P oil teres tinjr readrnff for a!l classes
? v .sections j 'of jthej" country
i neis w you eoonry psptr your cas not
I ao oeiter than to subscriber tot it. n i
Maj. Buar3 will' open ' the Cape
Fear Military School on' the" 15tH of
of October. We arc tioly glad that the
Major has met with irreafc . rocces3--we
i understand from him that be has 45
iMrhnUn f; mLm iLl
I W h ! nwwT-.
wt m "unuogioa wu we are
iwaw W u7 WQ Will niW MTB, . JUI1.
I w J i tit - . . r
Burgess comes to this city; with splendid
. , .F '
rccommenaauons, ana our. people Can
1L. 1 T xt-- .I'll'
UU3K IUO UillUlOg Oi Uir CCi ,JFCn in
I his bnnds.
'if .a.
We notice that some of the Virginia
LDemocratic papers are criticizing the
course of Col. Ayer, the Special Agent
of the Treasury for Maryland and Vir-
ginia. lie was for scleral years in
charge also of North Carolina, and
won the good opinion ofeyerybody with
whom be come in contact. It would be
difficult to make any one here who
knows Col. Ayer believe that ho was
I yond question..
Mr. J.J. Cassidey, the former Editor
I . .. . ...
i oi iuh paper, wuo Has been on quite an
J extended visit out west, has returned to
hb home looking exceedingly well.
Jesse is a very good loeking man, any
way, but we must confess that there
has been very great improvement made
in his personal appearance, therefore
our Jesse is really good looking now,
and we do hear it whispered around that
there is to be an increase 5n the Cassi-
dey family, in the shape of a better.
half to be added to our Jesse J. When
it comes off we shall slap our hands and
congratulate tfie happy pair.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magane for
October is worthy of special favor. One
scareeiy knows where to commence it
quoting of its varied and liberal con
tents. The Number U just replete with
literai games. Interesting in the ex
treme throughout its 123 pages, it is at
once a book of poems, short stories, con
tinued tales, histoif, sermons, pleasing
and instructive anecdotes ; beautiful
illustratiors, 100 of them ; wit, science.
otc, etc. In a word, it is a Mbra.y ?ti
itself, to be welcomed and enjoyed by
readers of all ages who may be fdrtu-
I . i . "ri
n" enougn ly secure a cpy. .
ediUons of this number w" I sc-ely be
cauea Ior- ouoscnpuon pnoe vuo
year wo ; ior a single numocr, cams.
In each case it is sent free by mail.
I Our readers should address their orders
to Frank Leslie's Publishing House,
537, Pearl Street, New York.
Frank Leslie Pbnulur Monthlr for
October i an nxrellent nnrnhur of this
r . "
admirable publication. It hrs in all
123 nacres and 100 illustratior. It
opens with an article entitled "Eng
land's Queen" illustrated with twenty
gold engravings; another article on
"The Commune of Paris" is accom
panied with forty illustrations. Among
its many good stories is o no entiied
Captain Sam's Charge,41 by the author
f "Helen's Babies' ; followed by "The
Ebony Bride," by Ella B. Washington;
the continuation of "Tho Dreamland
" .
of Lore, etc, etc The amornt of
8truction entertainment! and amuse
ment afforded by the articles, stories,
anecdotes, poems etc., in this issue of
8 Monlhlg is not excelled by that ol
any of its cotempararies. Single cepies
are ccnu ouusuripuva
$2.60, free by mail. Address, Frank
Leslie's Publishing House, 637 Pearl
County Covmtrsionkrs The Board
of Countr Commissioner met insoecial
8C!jaion oa las Saturdaj afternoon at 2
runCan Holmes and D. 9. Sanders.
It was ordered that C.W.Oldham be
granted until the next regular; meeting
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" BlTO Ul wuwlw
I'omt townsnip. . 7 .
It ww ordered that the school claim
In ihn h.ndn. of KomiiM TtAsir tin referred
totne wuBy Aorney, id couec
MMW.
A A mmmmt H mm Lm. M LD.AB mL mm mmm mWm m. mm mm. S mm
w'l'i wuv. ,
OamoUon, it was.ordereuV thai tne
oanaaru aveeper oe axiowi
his weights and measures m the office
Yr VC-J WnAl,
,u.,..v..u a...,-p tt.i
0
"till .,T;
snips wro rewiTu, u uiuwo
turned oyer to the eriff,with instroc
t:ons :o proceed to collect the same. ,
r -mim. -'-rAlmmA that tli .! rlc of tha
7- ,.;",:
1 Board dra off,. , duplicate list from
the jury list already made, for the use
oi the Commissioners.
On motion of Commis.ioaer Sanders
a committee of one carpenter was or
dered' appointed to exttnlae Smith
Creek bridge and submit a report to
-the next meetigg of the Board
' ' .Ordered th at the "Clerk f a ! h ( the
Board wit ha list of the Overseers of
Public Rp3dsi a the County of New
Hanover at the!" next meeting.
A comtnunifjtion having been re
ceived from the Township School Com
mittee with regard to tue Peabody
Fund, it was ordered hat the late
School Committee ftr-arsh the Bor d
of Counlv Education t It h ?n itemized
statement of. the Peabody Fund during
their-term of office.
- Oh motion, theBorrdadjoi'; jed.
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A DOUBLE Weddino. S;i Thomas'
Catholic Church, in this ciiy, was the
aceao Wednesday aifcernoon of a veiv
unusual and interesting ceremony in
th'ejshape of a double wedd og. The
hoiir appo:ited fur the ceremony was
4 o'clock, and prec isely, at that time
our young barrister Mr. Frank H.
Darby led to tho alter Mhs Ll;: 3 V.
Satchwell, daughter of oi:r old .lend
Dr. S. S. Satchwell, of Pender couity,
irad Mr. Thomas A. D. rby, with Miss
Sal! :e N. Price, daughter of tlii la e
Albeit L. Pi ice, E-q., took a 'posltioa
by the:r tide Kev. Fa' her Gros, the
officiating Trio-:, then united the hr.p
py couples ia the bonds of weu-cck 1 i
accordance vi:h tho beau li'ul a id lai
pressive form of the Calcic Church,
i..'.er which he extended his congratu
lations una ihe to couples then retired
from the church aud cuicred the car
riages iu which they iud ju-i previous
ly unived. A er a lew ail :utes spent
in receiving the contra uihitiu-'is cud
well wishes of tiulr inos- in-.hna.le
Mends, they repaired to the depot to
take the 5:33 train for the no.th, -where
they will spend the honey-moon.
St. Thomas' Chu-ch ' wa? crowded to
its utmost capacity dmlng the ceremo
ny, a great many persens being unable
to obtain seats.
Public Schools in the City. An
adjourned meeting of the School Com
mittees for District i Nov. 1 and 2, com
prising the Towrsbfp of Wilmington,
was held on Monday afternoon, at
which teachers were selected for the
various schools within their jur'sdic
tion. We give the list below, as furn
ished by the Secretary :
district no 1.
Heininway School (for white chil
dren) Mrs. L. P. Kothwell, Principal;
Mrs. Flora A. Wise, M. ;0. Wallace,
Mary E. Duguid.
Campbell Square School (for colored
children) Mrs. H. L. Debnam, Princi
pal ; Miss Susie W. Sampson, Miss M.
J. Sweet, Miss Elizabeth Snith.
DI8TEICT XO. 2.
Union School ( for white children)
MissM. E. Cook, Principal ; Mrs. P.
W. Fanning, Miss Isabel ia Leete, Miss
Ada H. Monroe.
Williston School (for colored chil
dren) ATr. B. E. Green, Principal ;
Miss M. W. Howe, Miss I. L. llowe,
Mii3 M. E. Norwood, Miss A. M. Tay
lor, Mr. A. B. Black, County Examin;r,
announces that he will meet the while
teachers of District.- Nos. 1 and 2, for
this city', at the Union School ho-se on
Thursday, the 11th day of October, and
the colored teachers of DIstricU Nos. 1
and,2, at the Williston School house,
on Friday, the 12:h of October, tor the
purpose of ascertaining their qualifica
tions issuincc cer.'-licates&c. ; and on
Saturday, the 13:h of October, he will
meet the teachers of the several town
ships of the county for the bam e pur
poses. Many of the colds which people are
said to catch commence at the feet. To
keep these extremities warm, therefore,
la to effect an insurance against the
almost interminable list of disorders
which spring out oi a "slight cold."
First, never be tightly shod. BooL; or
shoes when they fit too closely press
against tho foot and prevent the free
circulation of the blood. When, on the
contrary, they fit with comparative
looseness, tho blood gets fair play, and
the space left between the ieather and
tho stockings are tilled with a comforta
ble supply of warm air. The second
rnle is, never sit in damp shoes. It id
often imagined that unless they are
positively wet it is not necessary to
change them. This is a fallacy, for
when; the least dampness U absorbed
into the sole it is attracted nearer the
foot itself by the heat, and thus per
spiration is dangerously checked. Any
person may prove this by trying the
experiment of neglecting this rule.
The feet will become cold and damp
after a few moments, although on tak
ing off the shoe and warming them
they will appear quite dry.
i m---mm- mtm
The North! State Pre, published at
Washington, N. C. makes this remark
able statement: rWe have bc? told
by a friend in Martin county, that ac
has in his possession a mare muic laat
has been suckling a ca if for tlie n-wt
two or three months, and that the mi:
bas been continually increasing up to
this time.
Factories in Jfewbern.
The cotton factoiy :'n now an estab
lished fact, and very soon we will see
the cotton yarn 3 spu u . almost direct
from the seed. The; next thing needed
is nn oil ml'l fo press the oil .from the
cotton seed. Th'sw'-" make two' very
valuable articles of comrnerce, viz:
Cotton seed oil, which is ted for many
purposes, and oil cake, wLvca ,is valua
ble as food for cat He.'. As 'soon as the
oil mill is 8tar:cd, a soip,' factory" will
follow. Ihe residium from " the oil
mill iurn?shes a very cheap aad. excel
lent grease for making soip. t: , ,
We also waat a tanae. and a glass
factory. No place furnishes a more
favorable point than Newbern, for these
enterprises. Nexbe n. 'an. '
NEW AD VEK 21SEMENTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
For Fiscal Year ending August
31, 1877, of tho County Reve
nue and Charge3, and Amount
Audited on every Axcunt, and
the Permanent Debt cf the
County.
TItEAS-URETS STATEMENT
GENERAL FUI), Counfyof New Hano
ver, in a couu.. v, ;sa Ll.ijan Hewie;.f.l'oun
ty ess. a .er, -"rm i ember Is:, 187S, to
Da.
To iiuo.'ntp.i 1 W'.rranf? fl9,501 08
lo i.m:uu- r it o:. t T:-'rets. ....... 2,107 3i)
iuo. ?u . aia 'J su;-w 's Coui
m -.,ion ..; 400 C6
$20,15.5 04
L'r..
y bnl noe an AutURt 31, 1S75
24 30
liy rraoivat cc tt ::oiu sll iku-
T. xua Kei-i-'iiPtfHe, lV76...S12,Ga 10
belied, il Tax, lS7S...iuil 7.5
do uo 1877, ti.o.J 72-6,932 47 19,012 06
Eypmouui rcci iioiu Dc-.iuqueat
Taxes 204 91
By i.mou.v. rccl :rc:a G W Bor--.
tiCi.ux i.ejj'.sier '. 133 70
B; i.mo.:.it .-co U lVom J li ' Sa-.ip-
o i, lei e 57 00
1 ' iimoun: :e -cj ei oiu Orou y fc .
.o:..is, s.:l.:i)i'liOivc:' 67 45
By tn. Huc-e due vl uu;y x.casurer... 49 93
oi
E. HEWLETT, County Treasure
SPECIAL FUND, New Hanover County, in
Kc.ount -wl.h Akliji.. Hewlstt, County
. "inacrer, i . .-. n, t5t-;tC:uo-r lt, i!. i, to
AUi,asi dis. , is. . :
1S70 Dr.-
ben.1. 1. Ka aoccduc 'i reasurer ' 87 86
I'ai i col:-'oj.s ijrolilj ud oro -
mi. s y rH r 3,7 29
IV iu Wiiv.an. JNo. 100. W b k
D J Jbev;;..ej 250 00
Pa id v. fenii - N o. 84 1. i li
lUtiiAi; : SCO CO
Taid lu.- i nr Cou.. ty Bonds;
each .jlH.one cou Don DtssL
due r. ached 1,S00 00
1'Hia Trensarer a con.'rais-
i-io- s JP8 10
Balance tl,30d31
1S7
C;
Sept. By pynount ree'd i'roni S II
nann-tiv,- .-
Oct. By amount xec'd froii' BioUiC fc
500 00
Maunintr 3.C00 00
Nov. B amount ree'd from fc II
iranuing 2,000 00
Dec. amount rco d 1:0m A i'.
S L. aetc.. 001 79
Lva ' Lilt iej'd from De inouet
Ta-es 81 2
17:.
Ja By, amount receive J f cm S II ni
rtiRiinlug " 2,9o4 43
JL ion By amount iec?u .rom x)e-
i.uqueii axes 1-
M..y tjv amouat ree'd rrom De in-
quc at Taxes '
Ju yBvauiuuj. ree'd -'.om Dt.ia-
qaeatlaxe 0,01
0,7J2 24
Bfi- a-ce brought down August 31sf, o
IS 7 5,0i ol
L.. HEv'x.iiTT, County Aieu.5aier.
BOARD OF EDUCATION, Nw Hanover
Co-. nt v. in si vOiiQ wi .1 Eiia.i liewieit,
Couuty T .-ett.su e , lromSepvemoer, 1, i8.6,
lo A-Ius. 31, IS . :
Dk.
To am', paid Towasiiins for fup-pc-rt
o: teca-jois, as per monu' y
bt a to m n:. re ii red 7,1 v i
Tnum' -..- H ". rr v'r's i'omm fcS-O. S li -'0
To o..ajn.e
4,517 65
.895 CO
ry bi'ancp b-oui'a;. o. nrd
3.10J 19
li - u.ko.. it re vived i;om o t ica
"u..:, .-..ler.iT. w
By luau .t received -' om iioard oi
Edu-.r'.od.Kit-e.i.a B9 86
By amount received f:cm - H -u-a
.' . t n i.cc.ud; sciteau.e a ix l.CiJ -U
Ey :im -uat rmveu irom hungry
biiijie- .- lor hnes
4'J3 43
Ul.vyJ 59
B-.lance brought d nv j 4.ri7 55
E. liEWL , ..oun.y Xfeascr-'r,
DHBUSSKUEN'TS FBOM SSF
1ST. 1S70, TODECJSMBitt a.Di.io.o.
Gro. e.-i.-,c.othiai5 ndWoodout
d,.or l oo.; -- A -
Me-l.c.nc.- ica; doer oor) . m
r.: , r ... . n f . in.' tlftor DO .TJ IA
C-j.-iwis-s. .id buriai (outdoor po.,...
k'o'j Ko-pe
Hop: aad Insane.
PuOTO L.U .'..S
o and B dyes '
Jai.
Tux L
Ac.v ; . sudPriutms
j'a;: -ii- ;J.....
St Oilel' ' ii.ld Itoo.iS.....
K.t'c.:u:i.i """
Mod.ca. u ia.uanc?oa J..i
J: Of -
Vv" !tiv..isse ............ ........."'
S-r. iri'e-o v
--2 :-2
2..Ss7 v)
b',l 70
i.7
1,0'rt 75
ii-j c;
4Jf 5
; ( 2
oi 15
177 8
1,163 05
-J,ii.!3 75 1
Co n ..' Comm'.sioner .
C'S r.-er
M- c. pt. coronei inquests
(. su f) rior Cu ri ......
'Rejurer
C . b.c -
Just ce.s .-.' liie i'e.ce
. . . . or.. y
Soi.cior
Wori ilou e -
Iu crcii
. : - eo
o5 3J
J57 22
54
.V J 25
Z ) 0J
13 00
13 1
W 10
di 5 b u r sE jIHNTs i.o:,r jauaiyist
ls77, TO A LTC-UST 31 3T, lb77."
Tr,nporJi.r'oja, for paupers (out
ov; pv - v ; rvr.rr
(l rA.?r e-.' e o n tnd rcni '.out
l'Jd 49
doo- i--or)
8x3 01
,2 itf
cJi-a- anubuu.. Cow.tiooi 2 o ; w
'it,- aCU ? i. W
H- " ' ru . .vue-.--.- -. J
: ....-ritr, -.1 - '''O 4'J)
Vt-n
t S i
( c. Cier.c: -,rkjee
,r, Cier-c -
00.1 71
2J L0
7G 00
100 90
LJi 7 J
A-7 it
1,S31 57
1100
8i7 25
108 3 5
10 40
1.65195
1,90933
do
li-..c bv' C-Z
Tax 1 -
Au l -- !-gnd prnt,-rj.g.
Ki. i ;n ry I.clis..
Midicat iiiteuimo on jitt.w.
Juror-, Supcio? Court.,.
Witnesses, Superior Cou l....... ....
NEW ADVEBTTSEENMT3.
Coumfy Oommissioncrs... .............. 422 25
Coiontr.uu,M.mn .,.. ' 511 7U
Sledical experts 97 00
Clerk Superior tkurt 50 00
K9giBtero:i)eeda....M . ... 26165
Couf-taBles...........M.M... .............. mo 68
Justices of the.Peace. ................. 607 70
A.tornjr 1 100 00
Solicitor, Superior Courts... 45 00
311 W
Judg, Bnperior Court 000 00
Dear aad Dumb Asylum. ............ 27 75
Incidental, Criminal Court 204 2
C-erk do . 745 99
Jcgo do 625 00
Solicitor, do t 875 74
V.ituesies, do - .... 1,27735
Jurors, do 1,63195
Stionery and Books.. ..... 122 60
DISBUitSEMiiNTS (GENERAL FUND)
FOB THE YEAB ENDING AUGUST 31,
1877.
Grocerl' Clothing and Wood (out
poor door) $ 2,819 45
Tvac spor tation or paupers (out door
poo .,... ioo 49
uleiicines&ad medical attendance
(out door poor) 1,637 M
Ccffins and buriali (out dror poor).. 7l 60
Poor House 1,996 OS
Hjsplt&l and insane 5,218 00
S VanAmringe.'ii'c '666 72
T u uvZmHai,c., ao xn uo-
C S Eliis. do 75 00
Janjtor. do 160 00
Public bulldiDgs 312 35
Roaus r-nJ Bridccs 413 24
Sheriff ites 1,833 27
Tax Li t. 211 8:
Advert ising4nd printlnar ... 1.626 00
Stationery nd books 604 00
AIeilcal aiiendiiice on Jail..; 103 5.5
Jurors and wi.iiesei,SuperlorCourt 3,315 85
t-. uevitt', Fe ed c prisoners
85110
Coanty Commissioners
Coroner ,
1,164 30
867 00
127 00
507 22
1.141 05
178 21
.1,078 95
400 00
201 00
000 00
:J61 12
27 75
10 00
227 02
204 25
625 00
375 74
745 99
1,277 35
1,031 U5
122 60
199 63
Med-Cal experts
u.ert Hper or Court
Register o Deeds k
Cca. abies- .'. k
Justices of the Peace
Attorneys T i..
So.ici:or, Superior Court j....
Jadge.SuptriOi- Court ..
Intejest...
Deaf and Dumb Asylum i.......
Woii House
Elec 'ona
Incidental, Criminal Court
Jude , do .....
Solicitor, do
Clerk, do
Witnesses, do
Jurors, do.
Stat'y und Books, do
Taxed rencitted
$10,457 96
The permanent debtot the county con
sl.stso: ,ixty-iix (60) Bonds of tbe denomi
nation ot 5t Veacii issued March 1st, 1809,
and are due March 1st, 1879, and were issued
prior to the adoption of the present Consti
tution , These Band's bear six per cent, gold
interest, payable semi annually. Amount
Pei ma.ient Debt now S33,tW.
Tne Floating Debt of tbe County, prior to
January 1, 1877, as approved by the Special
Board of Audit, is about $33,0CJ, which
amount :s now being bonded. The said
Boss aie to draw interest at the rate of six
percent, per annum, end payable in ten
year3.
Tne Floating Debt, created since the 1st of
January. 1877. amounts to $10,033 07. which
pmouut will be liquidated with the Special.
'Pov n nxxr holnv rr I orti fnr thntnnrnmithr
authority of the Begisllature.
sept m ii.
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or more ot our tix lists of over 1000 newspa
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the coiuivy. .Weekly circulation over 000.-
0G0. A'tve. Iseinents received for one or '
more .is y. For catalogues containing
n-.mes of aper, nd otner information
saV i .or es! ma:es, address BEALK tt FOS-
TiK, 41 Park Bow (Times Building), ,New.,MflMrf
York, sept 28 4tB
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work. To any peraon aeeirmK y
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