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WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20. 1876.
10 CENTS A WEEK
FEARo
ing.
was
GENERAL CITY NEWS..
Ufe In the Old 1m 4, eU
The largest wedding oyer known in
pnpliu county wa3 -celebrated at the
residence of the bride's father,' Mr. R.
n .TnWoii. The happy couple were
f VVM" AAV
Miss Sallie Johnson and Mr. Lewis
Herring. We learn there were
six large cakes baked, six immense pigs
barbecued, with turkeys, old hams,
chiekens, wines, syllabub and every
thing else; that is eatable in proportion.
Three hundred invited guests were
present, and they did not leave the
host's hospitable' roof until after a
sumptuous breakfast at 12 m. the fol
lowing day. This reminds one of old
times. ".-; ; - ' . ' '
, Festivals. ; .
Baptist.- The; omissionjof a notice
of the 'Baptist festival night before
last was unintentional. The evening
was pleasantly epeflt by a large num
ber of persons. " i ' ; ' ;
Efiscoi-Ai.. The lights burned bril
liantly in the large corner building,
front 'and Princess streets, last evenr
The St. raul s Church festival
in full progress. We learn that
the entertainment was all that coiud
have been expected in every respect.
There will be lunch from 11 o'clock
to-day at any hour. Good time to get
a good meal, and have a pleasant chat.
Getting Ready.
Christmas preparations are going on
extensively. The choirs are practising
in the music to be used on the occasion
by the respective ; churches, and cart
loads of holly bushes and trees are
brought iii daily. :i
The'children arclikewise preparing.
The sound of the festive squedunk has
been heard already on the public
squares, aud in a few hours we may list
en for the roar of the fire-cracker vain
guard as it makes Its Balaklava on our
street corners. -4 Great is Christmas
among the days of the year.
Pender Court Postponed.
By a telegram received yesterday by
Col. Wm. S. Devafe from Judge Mc
Koy, it is learned that the Judge has
found it impossible to reach Pender in
time to hold Court this week. . In con
sequence of this fact Court in thai
county will be postponed until Tuesday
of,,, next week(!H : An , adjournment of
Court will therefore be made. Judge
McKoy has been holding Court in
Camden count v, near Norfolk, for
Judge Eurc. i
Personal.
Col. John D. Cameron, the accom
plished editbrOf the rfillsboro Recorder,
is spending the Christmas holidays with
his friends in Wilmington. We never
isaw him fatter or in braver spirits.
!' Mr. Theodore Hobgood, agent for
the great Southern literary journal, the
'Su'iiny tfoutft, "published at' Atlanta,
is in town. He should meet with sue-
Mr. H. is a North Carolinian.
Wilmington lxdge No. 319
: At the annual election of the, Wil
mington Lodge No. 319 F. &A. M.,
held last evening, the following officers
were chosen : -
S. H. Northrop, W. M. '
W. L. DeRosset, S. W.
Greenwald, J. W.
A. J. Howell, Treasurer.
W. S. Warrock, Secretary
W. IL Chabourn, S. D.' .
G. G. Barker, J. P.
gre3, and it is as yet uncertain whether
any will be ordered, or for what time.
The Committee on Way3 and Means
willi at their next meeting on Tuesday,
determine upon some recommendation
as to the matter, and report : to the
House. The general impression is that
there win dc an adjournment irom r n-
What the Washington Correspond- jay ucxt until the Wednesday after
ents av. ew xcars.
IDE POLITICAL SITUATION".
OUTLOOK HOPEFUL
.The Latest News from Headquarter
211 SC ELLAS EO US
SANTA 0fS NUAS FOR ALL
IITAVE LAID IN WITH CREAT
care a FIRST CLASS stock of
DELICACIES A STANDARD GROCERIES
FrOtii the Baltimore H tin Oj'Jfvrtiiitg
Sensational Report.
Washington. Pec.
17. Anion'' the
John Robinson, ) stftwim. '
Hanstein J fctewas- .
Rev. Geo. Patterson, Chaplaiu.
John L. Cantwell, Marshal.
street
1 All the West
between
s
been pav
this moming the men
Improvement.
ide of Front
Position or Stephens and Hill.
Representative Stephens, of Georgia,
under his own signature, says the state-
latest sensations to which currency his mcnt going the rounds that he is ad
been jriven is ono that Gen. Grant is to I visinsr a "friendly acceptance" by the
be elected President of the Senate, and people of the South of the inangnra-
vueu iu iuc auwiiLu i u uuiy iiiaujju- non oi naves is uiicny nniounucu.
rated President on the fourth of March Bcri Hill explains his position thus:
he is to hold on to the Presidency. As a Democrat he hopes the result will
Another is that the Republicans intend be the election of Mr. Tilden. but ns a
to organize the next House of Reprc- Representative he shall act honestly
XlSCELLAXrOCS
EXTRA
Hardware Poetry !
? West side of Iront tetreet, atives by military force; that the and conscientiously and abide the con
Mulberry and Chestnut, has Republican members will refuse to re- sequences, lie simply wants to re
ved with cobble stones, and cognize certain Democratic members move from Gen. Grant all pretext or
will commence
from the South, but will organize by occasion for the .use of force. He wants
work on the cast side. After both j .0 w niilitnrv will r, hn AI,4i. u tint
sides of the street have been paved they J be used to instal them in the Honsc of going to get up another rebellion.
will work up toward r ront street itepreseniauves, ami mau iuo ocuaie
n,,-.4 ' will recognize them as the legal House.
stealing. a.ggs. : ProeJ.Wf .limnt ia rnnppnipd there is
fur the holidjy trade. tu.-litlne in furl f
FltKNCH AND 1'LAIS CAND1F.
Ciiroti. C.iirant.
lUUiu in 1i-f ujhI iiuirter.
P.pOni Rail-
"WrightV 31luce Meat,
FltUir WUTTKK A Nil ;JKI.1.U. UK1KU
FI(is. la'HXKTTS KXTRAtTS.
About 7 o'olock last, evening, while pCrfect willingness to have all assist
tlip clerks in Mr. Ballentine's store on ance which he will render to put Hayes
. . . .. , m
Second between Princcs3 aud Market
streets, were engaged in the rear of the
store, some one walked off with a box
1. confining twenty dozen e
A'A'ir AD Y Ell TISEMEXTS
FoTT.
jggs
Sail Boat Stolen.
Some time, during the last two days
the. fine-sail boat which was moored at
Messr?. Colville & Co.?s mill, and own
ed bv Mr. Robert Taylor, was stolen.
1 New Advertisements.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. George, Myers. . . Pony
whiskey and Christmas supplies are
the features.
Postal Hours.
The mails close at. the City Tost-OHiee
as follows : ,
Northern tb rough mails -
Northern through and way
mails', daily
530 P. M.
- 7rt)0 A. M
Mails for the N. C. Railroad
and routes supplied there
from, at - - - - "-
Southern mails for all points
South, daily - - - - - -
Western mails C. C . R'y, daily
Fayetteville ' and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays
and Fridays - -' - - -
Fayetteville by C. , C. R'y,
daily (except Sundays) -
Onslow Ci H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Friday -'
' arrive,
- 6:30 P. -M
7:00 P.
6:00 A.
M
M
in office, but there are not half a dozen
Radical members of Congress who
would give their sanction to any scheme,
no matter how plausible, having for its
obiect the continuance of Grant in the
White House. If Gen. Grant enter
tains any such scheme, which he now
says he does not, he must depend upon !
himself entirely for their fulfilment.
In regard to the" alleged project of or
ganizing the House with a Republican
majority there can be nothing in it.
The plan sujrjrested would, to be car
ried out, have to be done entirely out
side of the forms of law, and the strong
point now sought to be maintained by
the Itepuoiicans in tnai xuey are ucwug
entirely within the forms of law. i
New Knglaud and the Army.
It is learned that petitious are now
in Circulation in New England and re
ceiving many signatures, which ask
that no further appropriations be made
for the support of the army. The peti
tions recite that the army, is no longer
needed for defense, but is used for po
lice duty in the States and to overawe
State Legislatures and overturn tne
constitutional rights and liberties of
the people.
FIRE CRACKERS AND T0RN
FF.l:UI TlIAliF. M.KKMKA1,
Tii- clehraUd ClicipuLi 1 iuar. u arrant-
vl full Havana filler, fr.i criiU at tvtil.
fy fro! arc ALL lrrh. of l--t quality
and will be kM at vrry iw privw nran!
Icts of the price of otlu rr.
g HOVELS, SPADED, KAKE.H.
Pitchfork! and Mi I iaU.
Fire Doc, Boxing Air, ScaJr.
Buh H'wV. Sskr and Nail.
Bo d Piucl.t Ctfrr Mill.
uiU. Dlacknnlth IriIK
l!imm rt Hatd Ikll, FkV.
Hat Trap an.1 Bath Brk W.
M-at Cutler and ftoJtTf, Tur.
Uritidtonrf lirub Hor, Ch1V Utc.
Piiw.lrr, hot anl Cap.
iMtrr. Fox and MInkTrp.
t uth-ry. Kazr aud Hem-.
Horc Bru-ht a ltd Curry CouJ.
Knol. Iick. HIncrs and Late h-.
Aurcr andShlnclln Hitrht t.
KEDt CM) rHICE.S AT
dec 10-tf
JA.S. C. fcTEVK!KJN.
dc!5tf
N. Jacobi's,
Ao. lO louth Krout M.
F YOU WANT fOMETlHNO VEKY
elegant fur the hoiida try lli-
Pony Whiskey!
; JtUJiMiUMUiuit SALE BY MORTGAGEES.
ri vir V TV ? my VIRTUE OF ArOWEU OF Al.r
KK"'3
THE MOST
STOCK OF
COMPLETE
PLAIN AND FANCY STATION EH Y
BLANK, SCHOOL AND MISCELLA
NEOUSBOOKS, FANCYGOODS,
PICTUKES AND FILUIES,
GOLD PENS ANDPENCILS.&c.. iVc.
fict ever' article ueually kept In a llnt
class
1:00 P. M.
6:00 A. M.
6. -00 A. M.'
12:15 P. M.
cess.
Mayor's Court.
James Gibbons, drunk and disorder
ly ; fined $20 and costs or 30 days on
tbe streets, ( . -"
: orapey Harris, larceny; found guilty
and appealed to the Superior Court on
a bond of $100.
Qis, Shields, cursing and abusing
Mrs. SolomOn; found guilty and ap
pealed to the: Superior , Court, and was
placed under a bond of $100,
At the University of North CaroUna.
Among those marked "best students'.'
at the University we find the name of
P.-M. Fremont, who is an irregular
senior.
tbe young gentlemen. A very intelli
Northern through mails - -
Northern through & . way mails 8:00 P. M.
The Smithville mails, by gteamboat, close
at 8-A. M., daily, except Sundays.
Mails for Easy Hill, -Town Creek, Sup
ply and Shallotte, every Friday at O A. M.
Mails delivered from C A. M. to 7H)
P. M. and on Sundays from 80 to 9:30
A. M.
Stamp Office open fromS A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 5 AX) P. M. Money order and
Register Departments open same as Stamp
Office.
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
Stamp Office is closed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours) day
and night.
. : .
"Wilmington District,
'Nouth Carolina CoxPEnEXCE Fihst
KliOUXD OF APPOINTMENTS FOB Ql'AR-
ifTEULY Meetings as ma'de by the Pre
i siding Elder, Rev. V. S. Black, fob
tue Present Conference l ear :
Vilmington, at Fifth Street,
Magnolia, at Magnolia
Onslow, at Lebanon - - -Whiteville
& WaceamawMis.
at Whiteville -- - - -Bladen,
at Deems', Chapel,
Elizabeth , at . E lizabeth
Wilmington, Front Street - -SmithvUle,
at Zion - T - -k
Clinton, at Clintcm - - .-
'Topsail, : at Union . - -.V r.
Cokesbury and uohane 3113s. ,
s, at Hall' - - - -KenansviUe,
at KenaiiFs ille,
District; Steward's meeting, at the Lec
ture .Room of the Front Street Church,
Wilmington at 11 o'clock; a. m., Feb. 5.
. The Secrets of the Telegraph.
The action of the President of the
Western Union Telesrraph Company
in refusing to surrender the - telegrams
called for the Morrison committee is
understood to have been taken after
consultation with his party friends in
this City.
"We are the exclude agents fur this I
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE.
Whiskey. It n the very article that eveiy-
body Avants for Chrifctiua?.
Call at Danforth's
A
ND EXAMINE THE HANDSOME
STKKL KXGUAVlXGrf,
Eun.iH", Aa, Africa mid America icr
tonified and In has relief. Make a band
ntaincd In a mortc?' nad
Jacob Jhcrrr anl t'atlirriin A. Micrrr.
bU wife. c Cbarle D. Myer Jt C., dtoi
the JTth tlay of i-ptcinber. S7 id
rrgUtercdin th It-gtstrr (Kcr if
Hanover C'ountv, iu IU.k L L L. ia
311, :!12. ".1.1 and HU (default l.-vin-U-r-i,
made In the payment of the debt therein
K"curel), the underpinned. , Attoni-
fr wild mortgagee will olfer for ale u
public auction, at the Court IIoum d.-r
In theHiyorWUmlngton. on SATURDAY,
the 23d lav of DECEMBER. IMC.
at 13 o'clock M., the folloiiur d-M-riliel
lot of hihl In Iho city or
Wilmington; Ix-glnnlngattheN. W.oTprr
of Blcck No. :W7t and running thmce .
Ith the E. line of teventh trl 1 VJ
6 Inches, thence E. partllfl ulth IUnt-tt
tret5dlect C Inchento Uie Lotc line.
thence N. with the Lnvc line 123 ftxl t.
the beginning, being parts of lvU I 'and 3
In Block No. -.rr.
Term of wle CAMI.
FREDERICK D. lfllj&ON".
Attorney for Morrca p'.-.
dec l-tl-dl
Dec. 23, 2-1
4 t 30, 31
Jan. 0, 7
u 13, 1-1
, " 20,21
27,28
. , Feb. 3, 4
10. 11
1?; 18
. v 21, 35
Mar, 3, 4
10, 11
Democratie 3Ieetings.
. Following the movement in Indiana
of bringing popular influence td bear in
This Will gratify the friends of securing an equitable adjustment of the
uinerences oiow exisuug una ior sucu
will insure a fair
Senator Wright's Solution of the Po
litical Problem.
AVasuixgtox, Dec. 17. Senator
Wright will introduce a bill to-morrow
which set3 forth his solution of the
electoral complication. It provides
thatafter the count of the electoral
vote by Congress in joint convention
either candidate, when dissatishcd with
the result, may file an appeal to the
chief justice of the Supreme Court,
who, if he finds the appeal based upon
good and sufficient evidence, shall ap
point a board of arbitration, consisting
of seven members, of whom he shall be
one, and the other six chosen from the
district and circuit judges of the
United States, three of each political
party. This board shall convene within
ten days after the appeal is filed, and
the appeal, taking precedence of all
other business, shall be heart) at ouce,
and a decision rendered as soon as
possible..
If thb appellant is not satisfied with
this arbitration, fie may appeal to the
Supreme Court of the United States,
which shall be the final tribunal.
In case the decision is in favor of the
appellant and against the person who
may have been inaugurated in tho
meantime, the latter shall smender all
executive authority, and the person in
whose favor the decision is made shall
be duly inaugurated at such time as the
Supreme Court shall indicate.
The bill meets with favor with all to
whom it has been so far shown.
Christmas Goods
IN QUANTITIES
AM AT LOW CASH l'RK'ES.
EXTRA LAYER RAISINS AT 2 .H)
PER BOX, HALVES & QUARTERS.
CITRON, CURRANTS. FIGS IN
BASKETS. DRUMS AND
CARTOONS.
FREXCIl MIXED CAXDJES
Aud Fresh Broken Candy.
t
t
MALAGA (HI A PES. ORANGE,
aud everything choice for table u.-e, at
GEO. MYERS',
dec 20-tf 11 and 13 South Front St.
fcoine
A FUI.I. mm:
CIllllSTMAS PRESENT.
Near the Fot Office,
dec 12-1 f
Rally to Lippitt's!
FIX FOR CHRISTMAS.
HOUSE FURNISHING KDUHS
CHILD'S TRAYS, TOILET MITS.
FANCY" FLOWER HjTp.
BIRD CAGE.
For wile by
dec l.V2
PARKER & TAYMJIL
l'J Front tr.
P - I nrnnor scrutin v as
1 n J 1 1. m. w' -
gent correspondent 01 tne waieign ount of the eiectoral vote, some indi
tfeics write that the University stead- rations of like :-movements in other
hnproves in scholarship and attend: AVestern sections for mass conventions
to be held on the 8th of January to
embody public seunmeni on tne buo
iect. whilst in New York merchants
and bankers of 'that city, have held a
preliminary" meeting to discuss the sit
uation and provide for a long meeting
this week of influential citizens of both
The Florida Complication.
The Tallahassee (Fla.) correspondent
of the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution tel
egraphs that the i londa .Legislature,
despite all the throwing out of Demo
cratic counties, is Democratic by five
in the Senate and four in the House.
This correspondent also details a con
versation had with Mr. Drew, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, in
Tho Spirits Turpentine Market.
The market in spirits of turpentine
as excited yesterday. For several
dava tliprr hnil Wn n advance of
bout Accent a day. Yesterday, parties and who .-ot :ctiT0 Itf- W be
kower, the staple JMJpea. jp tt.LSjta.wV tbj; central Demo- Ws ppe to be hurmM, .on . the
7th or January, inc oniuuuot s
m 1 1
Fridav cveniuffa resolution was adop- correspondent aaas ;
ted recommending .the, holding of pub
lic meetings throughout', !the SVate to
denounce what was declared to be "the
attempted usurpation by the national
. 1 A .T-l 11 V
aamini3traiion,v; ana to ueciarc me ue-
f ents, and the day closed rwith an up-
Vard tendency.
Thermoetrlcal. , ,
The state of the thermometer at! the
various stations named ' below i was ob-
Med at the signal office in this city,
MlvTthilli AflMA thePiesidency::.:: ;,V, -
AugWtat44;Oharlestoq, 4; Gal- 1 rr, : uVfC V : . ;.
eston, 47; Jacksonville, 49; Mbbile,
4; New Orleans, 44; Norfolk, 37; Sa
vannah, 48 ; Wilmington, 41
: -' - r ToNlfrht, ::k, v-. '
! At the City Hall, our Methodist
friends Vate tbeir . festival. "Ve have
4oubt it' wHl be a fine thing. ; A
watteudan'ce is expected .
l!-At'ameeting of the Central Demo-
ciation, ' Philadelphia, on
The L,efrislature both .llousc and
Senate, will of course refuse to recog
nize Stearns, the bogus Governor, and
this will virtually settle the matter.
Tf ncrssarv. however. Drow will oust
Vis a. vfit of the courts, which if
easily enougn oouunauie iu iuc oi
the frauds bv which Stearns was counted
in. The "Legislature will take care of I
its own member the House of its own
Confrressmen."
THE BALTIMORE XUX.
Published dally (except Sunday) at tbe
Sun Iron Buildings, Southeast Corner
of Baltimore and South 6treet;
by A. S. Abell & Cu.
Prices for Mailt hj :
Single copy, three cents ; one uiontb, tlxty
cents; two months, ono dollar; three
months, oue dollar and fifty cents; dx
months, three dollars ; 1 year, tlx dollar.
Postage prepaid at the ofllce by the pub
Ushers.
No paper
sent lomrer
than paid for.
TUE WEEKLY HUX.
One dollar and a half a year, aud $1 for
six months, with
Great
Inducements
to
nov 7-tf CLUBS.
E. AllTIS,
fahiiionaiim: iiariiuh miup.
call to see him. under the
Purctll Hour. Excellent barbrr al
ways ready to wait on cutumer". dclf
Tho Raleigh. Obseiver
Ox the lirTiiDAYor NOv::MnF.i:
ISTB.aud In tho city of RALEICII
the undenineil will ctomncc tie puMI
caton f
THE O USER V E R.
X I WX.X AXD WEUCLT
Democratic Newipifer.
Of lone exicrienc In their tU '.:
as editori, rciiprctlTelr of the FarUrrt:i
Observer and the WUmlnn J.h rxau
thev da not affect to doulit tii k undnr-.
of the trrneral Juilgromt whkrh aurn
them arflity to furnbh a newnpap-r ult4J
to the need ami adaptnl t the Ut- of
therx-'H'le of North Carolina. Vifferinu
lnpdUk' In the olden time, tlrre wa
never a dinerrnce wwcm we u.wmtcr
and the JofRXAL In teal fr tl lnten-t
and honor of North Carolina. To promote
thetne, and to uphrld ami add to the
other will ! object of the Observer now.
It will bcthetrhUrh aim to dcscnetLe
"Nntifift Of AntllicatiOn. I-uM ctofldenc ty earnest efforts to pro-
of North Carolina, next o! all
4 NEW STOCK OF TOYS, CANDIES,
RAISINS, NUTS
And a Thousand Other
NICE AND SWEET THINGS
J U!t arrived and oicuotl y otcrday, at
J. W. LIITITTS,
Ax- 1-;i Cor. Front & Princcw it.
NOTRE OF APlllfATION.
Notice is hereby c.ien that
application will be made to the CJeneral
Asscmblv to incorporate the I.aloreiV
Union, the Fiit "Ward Bucket Cotnny
and Hook and Ladtlrr Company No. 2 of
the city of Wilmington. dec 7-lawlt
DAWSON BANK.
The annual meetim; of the
Mockl.. . 1,1. t- "f thU Bank will be hld at
their banking nora on Tiieday, the 21
day of January. 177, at 4 oYhwk P. M.
Uecl9.lt M. UKMNN .lilt-r.
-TOTICE IS HEREBY tilVEN THAT
-L application will l made tothetiene
ral Assembly, to mcorporate Il?t N. 1,
Sovereigns or Itwlusto'. of Columbus, Pen
der County, "orth Carolina.
dec lMun 4 i-
TOe South Carolina. Senate.
1 The' Senate of South Carolina ' con
sists of thirtv-three members.! Of these
seventeen . axe i Jlepublicans, fifteen
Democrats and one independent. If tho
latter acted with . the Damacrats it
would only require a fchange of cue
VOte the Renubliaati to the Democrat-c
side to give the 'Democrats control of
; tSenate;;
Congreaa q,ueUo 1" Adjoariunent.
From the Ktw TVrfc Jft aid of Monday.
There is a irrcat diversity of opinion
among prominent Democratic members
of he House vf Bepresentatlves on
ha subject of a holiday reces3 of Con-
HIASANT WORK-GOOD PAY..
FT EVERY COUNTY IN NORTH CAR
olina, Actlre men can find profitable
employment In eanvHSstng for subscri
bers to
THE OBSER VER.
Price of the Dally per annum ........ 00
Price of the Weekly per annum 2 03
Kf" Very liberal commissions allowed
Kr Address Col. W. L, SirxDras'
Wilmington, N. C, untO November 10
After that date, -
THE OBSERVER,
oct27-tf Raleigh, C.
. NOTICE OF APPUCATION.
"XTOTICE IS HEREBY filVEN THAT
X ajplication w ill be made to the Gene
ral Aiemblv, to inconorate the Indeprn
1mi1 Onlr t.f RoimI Samarilan and
Daughters of Samaria (irand Llre of the
State of North Carolina.
dec 17-lw4t
Festival.
milE LADIES OF THE FIRST PEES-
1 li-tcrian Church Intena noiainz a
ChxL tmas Festival in the City Hall on the
M iu.i. They will hare for sal a larre
quantity of Christmas Presents, Toys, c
AboeaUblesofall kind at Trry reasona
ble price. The 13' UC arc eonliaiiy uw
vlteiL drcH13 2J
tie South
ern fctabrt, and finally, and throuch tler.
of the whole Union. They thick that thl
can otdy be effected by the pretslrnce of
Democratic principles and the dlmWal or
the Radical party from the .Uce and
power which they hsT so prfaUr abused,
and under whose baleful rule the South
has been outraged and the w hole country
has been Impoverished and disgraced.
PETER L HALE,
W. L. SAUNDERS.
um or stTsotrrTio
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Dally Olwerrer, oac year. -Dally
Oterrrr, sis tnomlhs,
Weeklv Observer, one year, -
Weekly Observer, six months,
' All eomjaaaJratlocxs ahocid be addressed,
until farther noUce, to
W. L. 8AUNDEW,
ort 15-1 xn WCml artoo, N. C
W. A. Dvt Jt Co.
W. A. Dati
ixe. t. rETTEWjir.
c. n. scncxccr
PetTteway & Schulken,
TROKERS AND COMMISSION VTET
CHANTS in Merchandise, woxxon,
Naval Stores and other produce.
Orders for Molasses. Meats, Lard, Pslt,
rish. Coffee. 8urr. Cheese; Floor, Bac-
tln. Ties, Ate., and consIrnmenU of all
Editors and Prfp'ts. Buli.cssMauajri
thk oxrora touch-light.
Cnxulatkn ever OOO Corses.
Two Dollars Per Annum. In Advaar,
The Democratic Orjraa of GranrClc
THE PATRIOT.
Oldest paper la the Writ.
PuLliilcl weekly at Greensboro, K. C.
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