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WILIiniGTOH, H. C. , THURSDAY, "DECEIIBER 4, 1873.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.: ,
THURSDAY. DEC. i 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CUBA.
ASTILLSMALLSrECK OF WAR.
THE SPANIARDS IN CUBA DEFT
AMERICA AND WANT TO
FIGHT
AMERICANS IN CUBA TREATED
. INSULTINGLY, j
NO HAVANA PAPERS ALLOWED
TO LEAVE THE ISLAND.
Nw York, December 3 Noon.
It U announced that the resignation of
President Cespedea, of Cuba, was
caused by ill-health onlj.
.A Key West dispatch says that a re
port from Havana last night says that
the , Captain-General bad to leave.
Senor Solet ia disgusted with his mia
(ion and will go home. '
The Casino Espacal defies America,
acta independently of Spain, and
will fight.
A Havana dispatch, dated Monday,
says that threats are freely indulged in
of boning the Virginias.
At a meeting of the Volunteer, an
insulting paper was prepared denounc
ing the United States and pledging
- the signers never to allow a compli
ance with the demands. Subsequently
a bettor feeling prevailed. The estates
of eighteen American citizens have
been unconditionally released.
Passengers by the steamer Wilming
ton, from Havana, state that the
Americans in Havana are treated in
sultingly and have no redress. They
have great difficulty in gettingeopies
of papers. The authorities do not
wish to divulge what is going on in
Havana. The transmission of Havana
papers by moil has been stopped.
GOTHAM.
TflE CORVETTE COLORADO IN
COMMISSION.
GRAND BILLIARD MATCH BE
TWEEN GARNIER AND
DION.
New York, Deo. 8. Noon,. The
corvette Colorado, 47 guns, goes under
commission. Her Commander, Capt.
Ransom and seven hundred men go
aboard to-day.
A billiaid match of six hundred
points, thrre-ball carrom, was played
at Tammany Hall last night, between
Gamier and Cyrillc Dion, for 1,000
aside and for the challenge cup and
championship of the world. The
game was won, in the sixtieth inning,
bj Gamier scoring six hundred ami
Dion four hundred and eighty points,
HEADQUAltfmS.
LANGSTON TENDERED THE
PRESIDENCY OF HOWARD
UNIVERSITY, VICE HOW
ARD RESIGNED.
BOOTH WILL PROBABLY SUC
CEED CASSALY.
Washington, Dec. 3 -Noon. Gen
eral Howard has resigned the Presi
dency of .the Howard University.
Trofessor Langston (colored) has been
tendered the place.
Despatches indicate thnt Booth will
1( Senator from Calaforuia. American
ships hereafter will carry evidences.
ALABAMA. "'
THEDEMOCRATSCARRY MOBILE
ADMIRAL SEMMES ELECTED
MAYOR. .
Mobile, Dec. 3 Noon. The Dem
ocrats carried the municipal election
by 800 majority. The Repblicans car
ried the city last year by 2,000 major
ity, Admiral Semmes was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor. Eds.
Journal.
PJIOBA-BILITIKS.
.. , Wab Department, I
Omci Chief Sional Officer. (
Washington, D. C, December 3.
For the Northwest and Southward
. ' : - -1 . - : 1 .1 1
over Missouri, ciouuy ami comer
weather with snow, will prevail during
the Bight, the pressue increasing in
this district, with fresh and brisk
northwesterly to southwesterly winds
and partly cloudy weather on Thu
tlaj. For the Upper Lake region,
" and thence Southward to Tennessee,
cloudy and stormy weather, with fresh
and brisk variable winds during the
night. The temperature falling de
cidedly from Kentucky, Northward,
hi Thursday evening. For the Lower
Lake region, New England, and the
" Northern portion of the Middle States,
increasing easterly to southerly winds,
with threatening weather and areas of
fainV' For the southern portion ef the
Middle States and the South Atlantie
States, diminishing pressure, south
easterly to southwesterly winds and
'"' partly cloudy weather. For the Gulf
States, southerly winds with cloudy
and threatening weather on the coast,
s the temperature falling in the lower
-' i ii , t . ?i
the 10th inst.,the display of cautionary
.,. signal will be suspended at the lake
ports for the winter,
KALEKW.
CIRCULAR PUBLISHED BY MR.
STONE OF THE.V& ir.V
PROGRESS OF THE RAILROAD
' CONSOLIDATION BILL.
srECIAL TO TUB JOVRSAUj
Raleihii, Dec. a Night. Jordan
Stone, of the Raleigh News, has pub
lished a circular denouncing Josiah
Turner, Tr.of the Sentinel, It concludes
thus : "I brand him before the world
as a 'base ealumuiator, a wilful liar,
and a low, contemptible, malicious
poltroon.' ' Jordan Srosa."
The Senate has incorporated in the
consolidation bill a proviso requiring
the whole road to be completed before
there shall be any change of guage.
COXOBESSIOXAL.
Washington, D. 0.', Dec. &Noon
Hoi as Mr. Storms gave notice of a
bill repealing so ranch of the postal
act as possible so as to make the passage
of weekly papers free.
Mr. Butler moved that so much of
the resolution in regird to the Louisi
ana members as referred to Pinchbacki
be carried to the Senate.
Mr. Edmonds is speaking on his bill
for a banking house.
The West Virginia contested caae ia
up. Two hours are allowed for debate.
Wahhihotox, December 3 Night.
Horns--Smith, from - Khreveport,
was seated to-day. The peculiarity of
the case lies in the fact that he bears
credentials from Gov. Kellogg while
the ntUnrs bear Pinchback's.
The following Committee on Elec
tions was announced: Smith, of New
l'ork; Thomas, of North Caroliua;
Hazelton, of Wisconsin; Todd, of
Pennsylvania; Pike, of New Hamp
shire; Screven, of Virginia; Robinson,
of Ohio; Harrison, of Tennessee; Ar
thur, of Kentucky; Speer, of Pennsyl
vania; and Lamar, of Mississippi.
The members from West Virginia,
except Hereford, who was elected at
both elections, were referred to the
Committee on Elections. All the pa- j
pers in the Louisiana case were referred
to the same committee.
Sekate. Thero was no business of
importance transacted by this body
to-night. There was a short Executive
session, but no confirmations were
made. The President sent a large
number of nominations to the Senate
made during recess.
EUROPE.
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THE CITY OF POSEN TO BE DE
CLARED UNDER SIEGE.
THE PANIC ON BOARD THE
VILLE DU HAVRE WHEN
SHE WAS STRUCK.
THE POPE AGAIN 810K.
DON CARLOS GONE JXTO WIN
TER QUARTERS.
IjONDox, Dec, 3 Noon. A Borliu
dispatch states that the city of Posen
will probably be declared in a state of
siege in consequence of the Altramon-
tane agitation.
AU vie with each other in comforting
the Villa du Havre rescued. Much
valuable time was lost in lowering the
Iwsts; too many orders were given; the
officers were distracted; each helped
himself; as the long boat contained
no first cIhkb passengers the sailors
and coal boys rushed fur it and took
possession, all rescues being eft'eoted,
subsequently. No life preservers were
iu their proper places.
Rome, Dec. 3 Night. His Holiness
is again sick.
Pakis; Dec. 3-Night.-Duke de
Rochefoulde is to be appointed to the
French Mission at Loudon and Marquis
de Noailloa, now Minister at Wash
ington, is to be trsnferred to Rome.
Baionnb, Dec. 3 Night. Don
Carlos has taken up his winter quar
ters at Durengo, a town in the prov
ince of Biscay, thirteen miles south
east of Bilbao. His brother, Don
Alfonso, has gone to Paris.
ELECTBICISMS.
The Pilot and Clarion newspapers,
published at Jackson, Miss., requested
the printers to reduoe their rates to 60
cents per thousand ems, which they re
fused to do. The Pilot does not in
sist, but the Clarion does, and all em
ployed on it have struck.
The monitor Terror went oft' the dry
dock at Philadelphia, yesterday, and
will be pushed to completion.
Benton's Reef light ship, found off
her station, was towed to Newport har
bor."'", A dispatch from Milwaukee says that
Geo. W. Peckham, an old and es
teemed citizen of that place and
brother to Judge Peckham, who was
lost on the Ville da Havre, jumped
from the bridge into the river on Tues
day night.
fbr Jams of Appetite, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits ana
General Debility, in their various
forms, Fxbbo-Phospobated Ei.nraof
OaIiTbata made by Caswell, Hababd
& Co., New York, and sold by all
druggist, in the best tonic As a
stimulant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal If taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other in
teroittent feveri, W
CoedrwMi fleet th Vltgh .
NORTH CAIOUXA KQISUTUK.
THItrMTH PATS rWKXEMNeV
SENATE.
Tibspat. Dec. . IdU
. Journal of yesterday read and ap
proved. Mr. Ellis, of Columbus, presented
a petition from sundry citisena of
Jolunibus county iu regard to the
liquor traffic ia Mid county. Referred
to JJommitlee ou iTopoaiuona and
Grievances.
On motion of Senator Hymaa,
Senator Mabeou, of New Hanover,
was grauted two days' absence from
to-morrow.
UiiHODiniox or iiua
- ' v-s .
bj Air. jriemnunc a uui lo iro-
air. xiemnung, a uui ut
videfor the adjustment and liquida
tion of the publio debi of North Caro
lina. Referred to the Committee on
SUte Debt.
By Mr. Ellis, of Catawba, a bill to
amend chapter 130, laws of 1848-49.
tteierreu to Ui uomnuttee on Corpo
rations. ...
By Mr. Ellis, of Catawba, a bill to
authorize the appointment of com
missioners to devise ways and means
for the exteusion of the Carolina
Railroad to Hickory Tavern. Re
f erred, to the Committee on Internal
Improvements. . .
At 12 o'clock the bill to insure the
completion of the Western Railroad
was taken np as the special order.
Mr. Morehead, of Guilford, stated
the object of the bill to be, as its title
indicated, the completion of what is
generally known as the Coalfield Road,
and provides that in the first instance
the private stockholders should have
all the Bute's interest in, the Road
upon the completion of the Road, the
Road not to be considered completed
nntil passenger trains run from Fay
etteville to Greensboro'. The State's
interest amounted to the nominal sum
of about fl kl,0K), but from his beet in
formation the real interest was not
worth more thun &G0.0 !0. That if the
private stockholders failed to file the
bond ixnditional by the time limited,
theu any corporation, under the law of
this State, might do the same. That
there was nothing concealed or covered
up in the bill it was a plain proposi
tion, easily understood, and the only
question was, would the State's inter
est be better served by the completion
of the Road, or by retaining its pres
ent interest in the present condition
of the Road.
Several amendments were offered
and adopted, previded that the bill as
amended should be referred to the
Committee and printed after it passed
its second reading.
Mr. Welch said, that the Senate
oould not be too cautious iu whetting
down the State interest in its corpora
tions. Xiie State interest in tnis road
was said to be only nominal by the
Senator from Guilford. ' He was cred
ibly informed that the 1600,000. the
state a interest in una road, oould be
sold for that amount in her own State
bonds, other than special tax bonds,
or it oould be sold fortlOO.000 in cash,
with a guarantee to complete the road
to Ore Hill, twelve miles beyond the
proposed terminus, Greensboro. The
Senate bad had some experience in a
similar proposition as the one now
oflered, by the Wilmington, Charlotte
t Rutherford Railroad, where it first
surrendered its tint mortgage to aid
its completion, then its second, third
aud fourth, and now it was all goue.
He was unwilling to saoriflce in this
way all the property of the State,
leaving nothing to meet its liabilities
with.
Messrs. Troy and Morehead replied
to the argument adrauced by Mr.
Welch, stating that the interest iu
this rosd had been offered for sale
until the repeal of the act, and could
have been bought for less than the
sum named. It was only now when
the stockholders of the road propose
to complete it that other corporations
were anxious to bnv in order to defeat
this measure.
The bill passed its second reading.
The consideration of the bill to con
solidate the Western North Carolina
Railroad with the North Carolina Rail
road, was next taken up ss the special
order.
The propositions, of this bill are well
known, as the title of the bill indicates
the consolidation of these two impor
tant thoroughfares Usmed. The bill
was introduced by Mr. Humphrey,
who accepted the various amendments
oflered by the Committee, to whom
the bill was referred ss immaterial to
the bill.
Mr. Waring offered the following
amendmeut, whioh was discussed at
considerable length; ,
Add after last word in third section :
"But before the said bonds are exe
cuted, the President of the said Rail
road Company or the officer appointed
by the Board of Directors to hold, is
sue and negotiate the same, shall give
bond in the sum of $500,000 with sure
ties satisfactory to the Board and ap
proved by the Governor, conditioned
that the President or officer so ap
pointed will well and faithfully dis
charge the duties imnosed noon him.
and faithfully account for and true re
turn make of all bonds, monies, or
other property which may come into
his OTitodv."
An amendment to the amendment
offered by Mr. Norwood, that the bond
should be t200.00a failed.
The yeas and nays being called on
the passage of Mr. Waring'a amend
ment, it was adopted by a vote of 37
yeas to li nays.
On motion of Mr. Humphrey, sec
lions 0, 7 and 12 were stricken from
thebilL
A number of other amendments were
offered, and, pending the discussion of
tue same, tne senate aajournea tm 11
o clock to-morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A large number of petitions, asking
for a law regulating the' sale of liquor,
were presented and appropriately dis
posed of.
By Mr. Dula, a bill to amend chap
ter 167. laws of 18C9-T0, in regard to
Lunatics. Referred.
By Mr. Oopeland, bill to amend
cnapter oi, section oo, caiue s new
sal. Referred.
By Mr. Jones, of Orange, a bill in
relation to mischievous animals. Re
ferred.
By Mr. Bryan, of Wilkes, a bill to
auunj duple: Ri, laws ut lOtl- U,
Referred.
By Mr. Bryson, of Swain, a bill to
repeal onapter ov, laws or iovu- a
Referred.
By Mr. Bryan.'of Sampson, bill to
prohibit the sale of liquor within two
miles of ShsJv Orove rLiir'h, Samp
son ennty. Referred.
By Mr." Penult', a bill lo amend
section NV tiUe 3 of the C. C P. Re
ferred.
By Mr. Ueuuctt, s bill to sliow the
sale of reversion ou homesteads where
the owner convents iu writing. Re
ferred.
By Mr. Reuuttt, a bill to prohibit
the sale of bquor within two miles of
Uoncord cbureu, Anson county. jc
ferred.
By Mr. Webb, a bill to repeal parts
oi ebapw laws or w. - re
ferred.
The Meuete bill to cure certian irreg
ularities in executions was takeu ti
and passed its several readiugs.
The bill to prevent the sale of liquor
within two nillea of Cedar Creek
church, Anson county, was taken up
a'ii passed its several readings.
By Mr. McNeill, a resolution of in
struction to the Judiciary Committee
in relation to contracts for labor. Ca
endar.
. On motion of Mr. Sueed, the bill to
repeal chapter 165, laws of 1872-73.
waa liken up and passed its several
readings.
The bill to establish a new ooauty
by tue name or Dragg, was taken up.
Mr. Trivett moved to table the bill.
Adopted. .
The bill to change the line between
the counties of Cumberlend and Bla
den, was taken np, and, on motion of
Mr.' Brown, of Davidson, the bill was
postponed until to-day week.
The resolution tliat it is tue sense of
the House that the State should
never pay bnt 33 per cent, on the ank
Mlum debt, and should utterly repu
diate the debt contracted since the
war, waa taken up and referred to the
Committee on Propositions and Griev
ances. By Mr. Noiment, a- bill to amend
chapter 197, laws of 187172. Re
ferred. On motion of Mr. McNeill, the reso
lution instructing the Judiciary Com
mittee to reimrt a bill in regard to
contracts for labor, was taken up and
adopted.
The joiut resolution instructing our
Representatives in Congress to use
their influence to procure the passage
of a civil righta bill, waa taken np.
Mr. Houston moved to, indefinitely
postpone.
rue yeas and nays were called ana
the motion prevailed yeas 73: nays 13.
Un motion oi Air, Trivett, tne reso
lution to instruct the Joint Committee
on Printing to give it to the lowest
responsible bidder, was taken np.
Mr. Trivett moved to noatpoue the
consideration of the resolution until
Thursday at 12. Adopted.
By Air. Houston, a resolution in re
lation to raising a committee to pre
sent a plan for the settlement of tho
State debt. Referred.
ire neilew BetwaeeWNe IuJar.
. ilea erate4.
It will be seen from the opinion of
Judgee Bond and Brooks, published
below, that the motion for an injunc
tion iu the case of Alfred sell et al. vs.
Jenkins, Publio Treasurer of North
Carolina, has been refused. We copy
from the official records ;
"In case of Self vs. Jenkins, Tresimr
we have concluded to. snuouuee tne
opinion of the Court, without, at shia
time, giviug our reason for the conclu
sion to which we hsre come.
The pressure of the ordinary busiueas
ef the term npou our time would pre
vent our doing so satisfactorily at this
moment.
We arc of tue omuum 1st ; I hat
the acta of the General Asst mbly of
orlh Carolina ot itm- mi, wincii au
thorized the issue of Siecial Tax Bonds
wuicn are me subject vi iws sun, are
valid acts, aud that the acts of
1870-'71 which were intended to modi
fy or repeal the acts of 18(58 '69, are
unconstitutional and void, being ob
noxious to that clause of the Constitu
tion of the United Slates which forbids
the State to pass any law impairing the
obligations of a contract.
11 f it.. ..:..!. 41.. i . ft -
holder of a bond issued under the acts
iu question is not precluded from re
ceiving the amount of bis debt, be
cause the fact is that at the time ot
issuing his bond the State bonds were
not at par, nor by reason of the non
fulfillment of any ot tue previous con
ditions imposed upon the Legislature
before it issued tne bonds.
It is sufficient, we think, if the iniwer
to inane the bonds is given and was
exercised. The Legislature, and not
the purchaser, is to see to tho fulfill
ment of the conditions imposed upon
the exercise of its power.
We are of the opinion, however, it is
not shown in this case that any irre
parable injury is likely to ocur to the com
plaiuaut by reason of any proinned
action of defendant, and we suall t Lore
fore refuse the injunction prayed, and
let the complainant await whatevor re
lief he may be entitled to after tinul
hearing.
It will be seen that the Judires de
cide that the bonds issued in 1868-'C9
are constitutional, and that the subse
quent legislation repealing the appro-,
nations are unconstitutional aud void,
ut, inasmuch as no irreparable inf u
ry threatened, the injunction is refus
ed. We have only spaos to-day to ex.
press our gratification at that part of
the decision whioh relieves the State
Treasury. That portion of the opinion
touching the constitutionality of the
bonds is only incidental, xnat point
was not argued fully by the counsel
for the Treasurer. Kale i I
aleigh Newt.
SPECIAL.
AHatm. fllaiaiaaiakai. no Blatter I OW
the Of if InaU. and without rrganl l-i h aex of
(a aaneror, r ourea wiuiow uner iir i
rani an o bj Belmkold' Kit. Baxkn, th iea
Drnrttle, which acta ielflitllf po Hi Kld
bt. Hladder. and auitllarv orutiia. Mootuer
pnnaratlon pom am th fully deTeloped merit,
or helmbokl't Extract. It la the only (nu no
Rnehn, tnd It btt lalla, John r. Henry, new
Tork.ftol Aftnt. SH
ITIW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Salt, Hay & Kerosene
Oil.
0 AAA HACKS ' AMKKICAS
AN1
UiUUV Llrerpuol Hall,
'no Saolu Blown gait,
. ISO Bakw May, 15 Bbln. KroMU Oil.
for tal b,
: r. W. KEHCUNRR.
diet ' m.
Ilolasses! Holasses!!
nr RHD8 t'UBA MOLASSES,
LiCD 10 -. H. - "
m Bhl. . M.awl Cuba Mole.
800 " .'. Hyrup. Tor ! be
' I. W. KIRCHNIR.
4 -. . its-
lflW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE,
-POSITIVELY TffO WIGHTS ONLY!
Monday & Tuesday
December 8 and O.
Ms eflhi Tf rppa!r tad fi'M i
BERGER FAMILY '
Swlee Bell Ringer I Parlor Or
. cheetral and Young Ladlea
Silver Cornet Band I
Ami tho KnoiMd Ecotnttla ClwiwUit To
ulUt, Fsriat An lit tml UnatoM
llumorut of tit ag
SOL SMITH RUSSELL!
A Mtiill'otit I oblBtia t (wibm Ks.
Uttlr Nw th1 Sewn I Nr ArtUtt I
htw Mu 1 Nw Imtrumtnu I
M OatUair I
A'l tit Ut Honn U1 Nwt Mii.lc I
Tht Moat Mirth Protokinf, OhU. I Kltgut
Kittertalnatrnt Trt lnjl
P loi or AtiiH)-Prcmtitu tm DrM
Olrel, Tl renin. Kncrml St tu, SI (M Vtr-
SiMU.CIrol. W oni- I'prvr Ullcr rt.
MrS brml IUTiitMW at Hrln.b.
r't Book Btor. W W.POWI.KN,
BnitnM Mantgrr.
ite -1 b-r.Sn .i a
Notice.
rjnHK ror.Rrii hop op l'akiosw ritw-
r t;iub oill U lv.a In Kclntlo. 1111 a
otul, till (Thnrttln) ) vii lug.
II. B. JKWKTT, Hfffjr.
'. it
For Sale.
158 BA1 Efi hlMc eastern hat,
M. KASTKHM UKli.'K.
HBUS. lltlHIl POTATOSt,
t.NlHNU fioai 8vtir. t.llly H. Krantb.
B. F. MITCHELL SON.
l'4 s2t
Just Received and For
Sale.
HAY,
UAC1UINO,
IMSKSK,
KAISINS,
UUP,
COKfrK, f
UltiK, ,
8II1AU.
l'OKk.
aVHt'P.
Aurla fine graUo or Cuewidg Tulnot-o.
BINFORD, CR0W& CO.
dec 4
Corn Shellers and Feed
Cutters.
ptlH SAtK J.DW BV
111: El Ml ilUllhUM.
dc i am-
r
AN'l
CLOCKS AT AUCTION!
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
ry CKONLY A MOIUMS.
THIS PAT (Tn'JBSOAT) M M PKCINO
atiflvo'olo k, ia Kill rrll at bur fetid
Knonti, South flu' ft (it., valuable n1 beau
ttralcollectlua or Ku'hChnacd -
Tea and Coffee Setts, Ico
Pitchers, Large and
Small Waltors.
Cake and Fruit Baskets, uTitti g
nd other Bmler Hl.lit. Illnner, rli'kle
and Bieaklait Ci.lou, liorjr Man tle
nnd Htci.l riateil Knivci), Tea
anil Table Spoon ami Pm k.
Manufactured by
H ilntee, Do 'th, tferden, Kuwl nn 'h.
FKtlonal l'Ute C'r.m'iiuy. j '
One Solid Sil?cr Tea Sell ofFiYe Pieces,
Kirrt cWf if' In et rj ruiu'd.
Nile perrmpttr ami eoollrnud itaMy unii1
'it.
in'il
diet
TW-lt
Shingles! Shingles!.
OA M- Vo-l HEAltr 8Ill.t!LI(H,
Oil roranlo by
F. W. Kli.tCHNKK.
dec 4 ahii.
Nails, Matches nnd
T Buckets.
1KA KkOS HAIl.H-mlrws,
lull Ore.Mlehci ls IKiaoti Uutketa
' Kr nil by
P. W. KKKCHVUl.
diet , : v., . ; . ' !
' 't-i INCREASE OUB
CASH SALES
ohe nrxDRED rrit crsr j-; e
THIS MONTII!
And with that la rlrw all) tnnko our price. Iur
Family Groceries
th rr loveat ovllile. .
We have a Large Stock
ALL FRESH
anillheU.telanaor i, L.
vi ctlcrtd lu title elt, and we Want ' ?
CASH BUYERS
t call on ue when laying In
W-I,.. Mppllet..;!..
CHAS D. MYERS & CO.,
5 A 7 North Front St.
. -. tw-
die
mUtmm.m mmm n i )T1I 1 1 fmtmJSLZ3
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: .
i THE WILMfflGTQ; TRUST CCHTANT
' -AM)-
SAVINGS BANK,
OI Market Street.
nrr.N tvntv wpfk pay prom a
U M to 4 P.M.. aad lit KVarday (ecl-
neij iur rceitiugii,'(ti.) ihu o ui i . f.
All f cmoti k'Ut li .Ur t iltta ud un
denllal.
Mariled wiKa and lunoij ran do posit In
tht lntttui:uB,.uijett tvtb U owucutrolnil
twothet.
lnKirM a'lo1 ! the rl of in ferreut.
pw aauaat n all dfiwaiutr St dollar and .
ua Km uiu,' u u. twi three uinni. aud
er.
lb Bank! IIu .j laMtnaud to Hut IjJih
atay attend tulhtirown banking biiititr?,
Th J'atrou.u'ufoteTykldjr tt 4k'.U.l.
n. iv f SILAS N, MARTIN,
Nil MartHi, ' t Prwl lent.
Donald Mubar, ; loft A".,l kit UAIf, .
K. K. Itumif. , Viit rii'diiant.
blwant r.Ml.tei, I P M KIMI,
uhs chdhMto ... ;t bt.r.
art omr tna
GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES,
ncrAcTraat r-
B. & T.FAIRBANKS& GO.
. RAJ R BAN
Standard Scales.
r.ica eft soaius tuv .-A ic
I' V (ciikn.CtMU'tkii 6vai;s, k j
kcrtUai repaired irttiilly atiid r
, r . (u.tu'.fr. t ,.
Fut ! Trofinnn' I'ulli him! l'i6j(
Mtt,4,lera Ittion It!', hII st'-s . U :tr I't t
m. Ai., Aa
. r -, ii r rs rn'f
(I him nun
Miles Alarm Till Co's.
. K.JTKHV Jii.ji.LH r.VKY
rni
MERCHANT
em I
mot'LD M'JlSEImiil
, atiitt at
Fair!) auks' f oile iWaroaousoB.
FAIRBANKS t CO., . :
811 BUOADWAY, KKWVOUK.
; m Bull wur Blraet, Ualtlmoie,
Cli Uatnp Streot, Kew Utloau.
h FAIRBANKS A EWINQ, .
I,' , MasntV'Uatt.' JPttiUtlalpli'la'. '
FAIRBANKS, BROWN A, CO.. ,
I Milk Btntt, boto,.. '
Tot rale by I.oajlu.' Ua'dw ir Dealer.
di-c:i ' , Hl.'i d'JtawU-nMcb Il
Wanted. .
100 LIVE PIGEONS,'
UKhliN A FLA.NtU S,
linililfl.t, Mmk'thl.
, . tin-1 1
der ;t
Ladies Belts.
LA IX Kit' ami l( Mtr.'TiniikK,!!nli .r, Nl.-inl
Straiw, Unit futnUclp, ut. the bmliT
aud Hrn' l'rU'fj ut
.1. . TOPHAM 0U.,
' No, SiiiiHi rtoiit lllroet,
AVIItumgton, N. O.
Jflle IT
Removal.
Wfi RKSriilyTIf ULUY A.SK UUtt tfUml"
t e:ill and ejumlno tiitr loi k of Hard
ware aud liutlorj al our Hew Slor. n fltuM'
Hl'MhlVl', 'INK lliji'll .SOUTH HAMC Vt
SEWHAXttVKR. Wh0.ubr (oiutcou alr
tvntiuu and lo (intra In tuuril a dji.llau.iin-e
or the iia'rotiKco 10 librrallT rifintrd (i u.
wlitl lining hpclUKta on ihc !ifl.., , ,
,;,...,.,vt.sl-...,,,,,.riMf;. ,t p . MfjiRI'HIHtSM.
nor M , , .. 1W-
: . -. m ,v -w' "'
" Mattresses. , '
- " i -1 t-
QCi: I.KU.H Al It, MOSS, 8 li V h, ' "T H1.'
btrtwa tl Kelir Mattti w. A lirrtrk
lwiiym lintd ii.l fur ! !o ,Tiy '
A. JSM1TH 'JO.
pfilce Treasurer and CoMlpr,
V.l'i t Of WII.MISHTOSI. SI
Kovcinhrrtti.l. IWX
a. V
RESOLUTIONS
CONCERNING BMLXiE.4 OYElt
WIMirXOTONAWELDON KAIL
ROAD IN THr-CrriV OV Wltr
HIINOTOJi, N. !. I1 "
WiiKiiiuf, The "out" roait l.jr'tfw'WRm'aa1
ton & WdJoti Kalltal Uoniiiny I t tli .!
tlructlou of lli(!r Po'lroiid, whim 1 1 , c nit
efOttmnr !iit"rv'"0l Ihc free'ihtlie'hfy jr. at.
Ijr InijKdi't Ilif intMnjro of trmel'.rsaiu' H-tid. to
th niHiilfr.t Injury ot I'll cllli'Iii",
Ami Wiiaiitti", Th? f!iVil of Al ItiiiPii iir,
a lrltert that It l ihednty of the fil Whanlrfa-ktv-A
ll'tllw&d ,prnirt'ij t r ft r.n-1
maintain brhlx-a iio pin-h cu!4 hImuvIi
earn croator ltiti.rffcl l,r Hr.'oLi hi tl' e)t;
tiietelnri), i' , . . '
,rK'ii li;i-L'li'l fi"' "J ''( -f'AiiinM. 1 ("if
ft, lilr.iVll'rliiiilli nPreKMjr tft; i .
tb(! curl.oin t lijiili'iar. Ilitf lillowllu I'dtuf;
wheift the M rfcil.riM tlin-twct. t . anlinc
lot tlriulii, till: ..'Ici iii) t tr-i t, Thiid Atn
finh tnvt,:i!li unvt, Hovi'itih efreel.and
JLli'liHi1'"!'. . .
. frt .'rc, 'fhel lit liH'iifuiiloii of iftlK' lioartl
Um w d'k ol 'In- hr djii -ii.im m .1 I. tn!u: I eut
or etravftllf'iron HpfaH I r.'i-t K-iotilit I e tnirf y
ut ivili-, on 1 li.rtj ilrei-l !.nv lo.t wlil,On
P.ttfi ituTt forty 'K'l wiili-, mi Sivlli Mrei t
fnly live iVet wlili', on No tiMi tieef twinty
feet Wilson IfifRao tn-rt twmty ftet utf.
9h '''IW'C TltM . 4lt i oi hif i if thin
llo.nl ilinhil.ue kno,! I HtiMi Itr :l.w, '
where tne Rallroml i-rnno'a IVniil, irtn t, i
aario a to Imnedi Hie iiawtK-t rt-T'l f na
tlrffvn-i end that a hr.li:a of rlttr trtt w.dc
would he nerfiwirf 1 1 mtvuii.o lino th ) M c
at that toltif." --j i.-a-i t
!ld llitnltnl, Tht thit M.jnr miu; a in(iv 6( j
tltwo tewi'uil.iMi lo ii ft na e"n 1 I'irrt
ilcntor MiiniKlnj A tit of tho Wilmington
letitor MiitiiKlns AR-nt ot tlio wiiroinston
ireMon Kallio -.1 fot, ami that It clirjnrrl
henterrwrrntlt ott.o t retarn aeoty.
irth.t:krk tidTioaut.Tut.tjitii.r. n.
Th'1tori. rirmm'tle rioolutl u wj i
Weldon
t
th
of
iaaitd by th Uoatdof Aldi'rmijii at (heir mf' l
Inf Norrruhir Jll, U.t. -' . . - i,
nff.j,-..
,T. t.ERyfd,sf
-Otj C'srlp..
noTJWf
p.r;::: ;.:
ill jmtl.LIl V W V--l'.':
nnntinn r ittiuesintu
I III U VU I- H
inn
MISCELLANEOUS.
i ;
( Flour, Bacon, Ilolas-
SOS, &c.
1 200 BDt4 ri,oCM-,a r,aw'
1 n 1W D. I. aad Bneked Htde.
Bbla. . ll.Srtop, . ,
( Hhd. " "
IMttrrjsir. r aalaleet
WILLIAMS ML'MCUUOir.
.City Taxes. ,
Office teiirer ant Cfeliectsr,
CITY OF WILMINGTON,
NovomborSOth, 1873.
rj1H UNAMIAti REtlREMKNTI )t
t.'lij ttioh m to rJrr It abo!atlj tie
cCKuty that lis mounter lit T oh fcl
rotate and Ptrnul rrojxitjf, du UUt Jiiaa
Ut, and ret rv'.lDlti unpaid, ahiuld h iol.
lecKd rorlhtihU. . -- ?' .'s; 4 f ': i
1 ate Uititofor dlttottd kr th cfty Taut
r not paid onerbrer let Femhr prot (.
toAUVKPTMKtndnRLti ATFTJBttOAtO.
TtON all men pmperlr, u a fr IhdaW
fence will bo jjlteti, T, tj. SKRVOS3, f
MtSJ-MMfs.;; Ir4.rt A Co'Uitor. ,
UK litltllMr rUshOfUMIN tijf tll
ml Hi Wat l)dl th
!t utuneyi S f '-n : " ;I i it I
A. D. BROWN'S, u.
Exchange Corner.
ONC PRICK. . ; TtRMt OAtH,
To liitm. aaeoa MUt nty natesm 1 kar
aecurej th aarylpenol MMUaltur DKIUOMKH,
who I a eraii leal hair worker and halt 4rear.
, no' . ita.
H.V. 8Af CTY STEAM POWKR OO
30 CORTLAtfDT T.
'A -'.'TIBW nt; ,
Suncrlor Staaat Kaotsaa
D RiiiLtaa. be .ticolal Ba-
thlnory Mid datAttl ot
Vrl. Ihey Sal, Ceo-
nunitcai. r.a.tiy manages ani
nut liable ta ilataaavaaabl
Their Cni.n (mum aks
Boitaa I poriillatrl.tr adai ted
loall niirpof requlrlna raiall
rower. Mora than 4M toylne. rrun S to 109
lurm-fiowir, iu ue, Sid lor llluatrated elf
ralnr. :: ;' o i SM-ltr
NOTICE.
THE BEST BUTTER IN THE
. WORLD J
ON AND AFTER , TU!8 PATE
WILL HAVE OCR. " '
STAMP ON EACH PACKAGE.
FAMH.lt'S nlll fU-Uft tinllre, lu (rtratt
nittakr mad bj niranl., .. .
Ii !t ilniior in tho World) lor al oily f ,
: GEO. MYERS',
tlaodM, rront 8U
nor J'l
OFFICE TREASURER & COLLECiOR,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. O.
"An Ordinance Si
KKPE41.Wlsr:;A!!l'llu,SANK AUU
UKSLUriyi CONUIittXIIKi; IMS
li C K3 K M K N 1'S t0 B C 11 A UiT A Bl r C M .
E It UKliAIKKD.htth Board of Alder-
I mtibof lh VII J of WaBlugtoB, Jl , 0.,
IntlnwH!
1 hat all uch Oidluaneti aad Kokiltitlonl et
llil. Hniir.l, uiiil.r wbitih tne runu ot in vny
are paid out, or In any wr Ulbitrd far tho
uie or relief ol the i; or or tlia (aty, or for th
HoMilNlel t.atniii.lu th Uoantlal. nil or
any contrat lu reference to th Hoenltal or It
oflU-er or ownrr,'0 hereby repealed, reeclod
eilatid an nil i ltd, ami th Mtyiir la h'rehy In.
etruoted without delky to lutl.y th fjha raian
of Uie Hoard 1 Comnlttioner of th Oonoty of
Ni'W Hauorer. ol Hie iiaanago of thi Ordleane.
To fo Irto t tl't on nnd alter Ihw, let, 111.
fc - -A . I ... 7 ' . 1
The Btiovtf t'r.tlrthni as jaod if th
iLvil li'Jlf'ti 1 1 imVi'i". jt'(l. "clr 'ttte'etliii Ttowat.
Wt.Ji',, ',.
;:,"(ittft-t,i, ',
. lit? ti.t:
',. Harrisoo, . Bradford 4' Oft'i
STEEL; FENS.
lie In,) attention onlled Ltoth well koowh horn f
rso n- - m - tofit- eo A)1 .
: Ka-t r t , M t.- VeraAi nffln 7 doh SU H, T.
' ug ) ;, l(i . ... ,.)J l - m'l f.
The Ball4 Opened;.
First Fire for Santa Claut l
jKwie:ur! t Tim.7;jMj,jHi,i
ii4ft;re AuW r im lliiokot rol th 'plea ,
lire or ihiif" f, rblldrca relatlew ' aad-al)
Btlirnt lit te.itjlnht'llrfitlrat toooat I tha
l.ivt rfl Store nlijnlntCrt tKawi,
Hi4 nrriv freni w oUJ UrWaaU a44c't
rikir(o', uW: yput lretUiDe),Btak jor r-
enls it the .orjr lime, and yoo will nuke your
if. Vf it nd dllieiri UVT'' TDe sret Wrletyof
(tilt Oocdt arriving and to arete. ForU at
s KS T r r r T P" P1 1
HEINSBERGER'ii
fr iTTk iJua AiHltTa toliB
"! ' ,1 . ' .t ' tii -
, nokwltl. Sid l'viabl ratal.
Tkto Itotkwllh S'Jtt rmblf'a. ,
llf SrMli.tf ,Tlat'hlii, h in.1
Trlnlj niaej ttiKf o.r all, ftiM-I
tlon goaranli-ril.or rfun,Uit, r?nt com-
r h
. .. is .
it
Jlia
file, wim iuii mreomma nreawiui avwifd
alC,lodaj,hl,t, jV,2 j
:t f ar..tcr l,!t .li1-::
. r i
"at k .... ... .
OffKS 61 OlSSaaAlcriaiiTiatiff, )
, , . . WUadatoB, I. 0L, Oct. M, L t
0a4natOH.Wta.rMiM Traiaaa.
tee W. e) W. Kallaatat will raa (hlkrwt;
HAH. TaVATK.
Ut Cftloti l)fot daur (laadars .'--
aV."7.V:L'l'; jl " A. iC
1 . W .WWm mi .... . . & v.
Uaea Waldoo Oatlj (Siuadiaaoept.
d)at.... , iMA'll
!? ..irilHI A. M
""....., i n r, u.
Vwm ipot.. I., ia.
' mun ta. ' 1 ' ; '
Uat UnendMrt,dal)j. et.....iu T. M.
Ant at Oohlabur. at..." "r. Ki ll tt
. " wKtoa at....... t, a. M
Arrlr al Jtixkj atoast a.... tttf. m
" wtoarwraa.... .lldf.H.
, UaeoalHpotat.. c,
Mall Trala aaakaa .La. m.m ..
ftlUM tla.'. S,.i; i fc. ,.:.( ...
$T Kipra Trala eonneeta ni wth Aeere
lCkveeiAuT,"i
rrtlfht Tratef will War WUatartn trt
klfat 10 A. M. at d arrlr at 1m Ka.
JT .TV t? wn.ta..
ta daily at let) P. M. aad antra at Uu t.k
;lf. f:'
, .van .
-;' '" Otaarsl tt
eotw
kjd-er
CAGQLEXA fENTEAl EAILVAT CO,
WUmlaatli,I.C.,Nlnr 14, Hr,
1 fesGIIlCDUXelUi'
PAttCNOCR TRAINS '
rf wniBlfoi 'tJalti'ieicKrt'rttadaT..
Artl? at Wara'L"'f.Vii,
Uear WtAlenhoro' at!7. , , J-ie A M
ArrtTat wUil(tnw at Aurist
PHIIQHT THAIM .
UrS WU4ua dtn(tep lia'dTja)
ArHe a Uurtnbtrrg at.;..,.. . "....Mo ; at
U-a,el,nrlnhargaV .....j,, ,,..J, A A- At'
Artie at WadfilW at.'., ?ri: j at.
dnyieirept.d) at..,..,,,,,.. , ...
Artlr.at H.aloal.wJL..K;:.; ,
RnrlUtoat ,.. 1 t.
Irtit at Vharlotu at';; a f V At.
raurnger rram t,lirlotekllr(Kaa-
...A. At.
. lrroaulae , jnk an ii.li. ... ... ....
At.
toth imrtloe of th Jtoee, a thi hmdaaea r.
o,ulrtv -.....-:.. , , , I
A dalle ataMWtll oo tva in tttntUi rW
th trala a kitth tad T tat Kalrwar. kt
. I. k'KKMONT.
Ppilri enrrlnihldolaor
phMM mbmImi) that, aadaandoM ffrT-
TEKEKAXIprf WklTajtOTI OTfW
a .i
wiiisixaTMtestBs:site
r i AUSUSTA tAILXSU CO.
, WiunaT, K.a, Oot,i.lJA
GHANQUi - OF 6CUEDTJX.E
Th IMWenai ttataU lU g h, M
tNA.ll, Monday , U taftaat. 4i
DAT HJEtSSTlAIlt.crHnyV
LwWUiJtirtt.'.;...4...... 4.1)' A. It.
- Coibta.. ,.sisr.31
I. Attf net i.'.e A, H.
Lm tlamhkB..i.... i..M.llaA. M.
" WUAlat.....w..,...Ar.lfc
PIUHT StriEBS tVtijh taeMr estM.
Use Wllwlngt.,,.M . ..4. S.M P. M.
Arrlee at ptnnnea, .'.ll.Wp.at.
.. tWWe.i.,.,;w.u ..
Anrla.. .AMA.jl.
teiTOrr:- t f : ft
All Tntiae efeas eaeatrUoe o
oroi ud Souilt., . . . 1 ,
PoDaa'- r'( "(t'Ui Can e sD ahjlkt
rsiaa. ? . . i :n,4.
, , rfAHEITAKPmON,
m. - Ptlt,d
Ikltlmore and WLbnlr.n
( . lEMI.VZXXLY 4a
.9.4. 'S Jj '
STEAiioiiip imi
ooarotae ot ri vtasr tjiAse vraaaaxtr
D. . ntTw.........0r.O..P'"-
Lt 1ILL1V ...,Cft J.a. if - fT
al.bx A LXOC,...bapt. p. 0. Co 4'i
Can. trm
Will hraftr all froai BALTIKOR S
TltrhDAT aad PKIOAT. and fro W
MlNTUKwrt WSUPfSDAI aadt
I'tlUAT, connectlDf at WUmlnaloa wttk t
WiialBjtm.tMaaabt AagMa, Vllaaia
ton h Weldon, and th Wilmtna-UM, IJhwWre
A RnthtrfordKaUroad Ahxita ldavt
oClltaairst'aftTUla. -rv
SilTUiBTbrexich Bills f Lxlia
w alt points ta Worth aad SVtiUi CarWtaa
MiojlseJ latesis : U-.n jt,j(
Conneotlng at CftStlmsr
with th Baltlmor dk Ohio d h hortharS
Central Railroad rat all polatal ibareMaa
NorU.Wt.ad with Btrtrd aUUraaat
tin Boatou, rltwfark and phtladtlphka,
1 ,Tbi freight nnMaratoavoiytt '
'A.D. CAlAtji, Agent,
v . . 1, .,. Uaistoi,KO.
ANi)RrnrA,ca,A.ia.
J? r, i, . .I -, :.
T OKOXAJUTB 8TEAMSHH UAV P
li HKW TOR.
BAIUMQ TVUkDATa AJfaVl-rtt
TKOM XEWTORH.AJiIWl .Jk
"' DATS AJTD BATTKOATS TAWat ,
j - ' " ., -' wrunmni. w p
; . .
3 ft;a, .
,"tffc-.i! 1
taSOHAitOPOil.T OMB-IDUM t raa
fHKOUGH .QOWflCTIONB , WITH
V RAlUtOAr3 ttADIHO Ot'T OP .
ic '.;.'... i .. VwnJIIKGT(i'.ir'j;'ilJ'1
Por freight aii"T to . . .
. . BAK&r HBQTiteia, A,-ta
., i V dtr w f-tf'
- ITclico. - 3
Till? ioVAUTKBRBrtip' herehi'iir1 kalat.
lf betwa l'OPfn Tli' M - la
ttii.oay uiw9ivea oy muiuai oi"i.iri'.i. j uo .a
dcraliraed bdrlaa . ll iiii .. i.ii.-d
by .aid Srra and leonly awihonreil ton -.1 ail
elaimedo" toaald Srn and th ou.jr .. .y a
,l0.Ud.Uo,ft:,:iJt,rkt,
' j -. Ki fJ'-Cor Ponrlh nd Cn.,
1 Wilmington, .V0r.l''ih,i.j.i
'ft ' -i i- -J-- terr
iL'w, llaMiliiti. ,Grc j . 1
ft r Bbse's jatACAft oftArj s
tier hot Of.SJ ll, t ,
. -r" , p" t
rJk! ,itl9 .'Lwa' ... v.
--i - . . . - 7 . ' " .
'! iit fl r- ,' ' -
'.. 1 , . '-1 ' -7
i.i-i: .1 ..; i.j to.
... j
UI A
"s J 1
l.iat-n",awtf i
i i!j(t F.ry I.
a-r
...... tnansaJ' f
' a
"ea mi 1