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a-: in -t J -el' ok t? V" xrtl j- t ft I- ' I,.-, ,. ' ,' '""V ,i.Ki Moid ! jli nsmioD la Mrfc PriCShard, 6f?-the "liaker ill v1 T - ' ' ' : lii. Jiff 4j i ;7 4. V $1 .50 a Tear; iri, ad-rance? 0.3 sil ?T",3nJ ; adi ilnii M?sTMaVynisrwife i)flIrrE.: uA f t h. M r: 1 HIT -J W ' - . 0 -J- K 1 - . i - ii -:; -. r- s P fl a M M 0 e 2 M M t4 3 8 i fl iT I S if . 383S288 8888SSS 6 Months 1 4SmI S I , . T t ,1 SSSSSgS !" c: 3 Months 1 8288288 ' ..s 1SS 8- 3 Weeks 1 wo.g j '"' i ! ?: ISS3 I ma 18&8 5838288 2 Weeks 1! 488.88888. . r, O M r r .1 5 ofl !: - 3 obtained in aU the cities, and In may of the U larsretowns. v e eonsiaerxnemperrectiypaw, i v and the best means ofrej?45S Hjty,aollars Barf strd itr, nnderiM 4vttem, which waot into effect June 1st, are, very safe means or senmng vmau sums 01 mo-n-v where P.O. M onev Orders cannot be easily obtained.. : 06er. .the JUotttrv fee, as well a postage, wnurt ft paid in ttompi at the efitae; here the letter is mailed, -or 4t-will be l!able mh sent to the Dead Letter OOlce; Buy md Tlx Ae jUamp beth for poatttge and registry, put 7- h mtmey (rndcal th letter in the presence y! ii ii&mastermd take hi receipt for it. .Letters r t to iv n'thia way are at tnr risk, ' t , , Subscription ? Price; The subscription price bf the Wekk i t Star is as follows ; ; Single Copy 1 (year, postage paid, $1.50 " 6.nxonthw" " 1.00 " 3 t fM i. r " .50 . ' . t ' t in I - l ;t villus oi lv vr uiure auuauriucro, i rear, $1.25 per copy, strictly in a&- vance. SNo Club Rates for a period lees! than a year. Rrt, rtM tiihWmWtiiittiiiitv be included in making up Clubsi At the above prices the WBKKiiTi Star is, we think, the cheapest paper! I in the State, and its circulation will be doubled in twelve months, if those who have worked for its success in the past will increase their efforts in the l ii tare. I NOTKS OP STATE POLITICS. All the Conservative papers are: doing their duty in urging the best preparation for the approaching cam paign. The press is alive to the dan gers that beset the party; It is only a question whether Vance will accept the nomination for Go- ' vernor. ; . ,-. .- , - The Greenville .Beacon : advocates! i - ! - ' Jarvis for Governor, with the hope,! it say 8, of securing the Lieutenant Governorship for its favorite in the event Vance is nominated for thej leadership. .- ' ' . The Hillsborb Recorder is earnest; in advocacy fof Gen. Wm. R. Gox fof Lieutenant Governor, and the Wind ; sor Times equally so in behalf of Oc tay ins Coke j of Chowan county. Several correspohdenis have naraec1 Hon. Jo Day is, of Franklin, member of Coneregsifor the 4th District, for , . - t . Governor. v , . . Some of the people in the easier part of the State discuss 'the feasibil itv of. nominating Gen. Leach fo a J - 'C-ltJJ , . , i - ' - ' f I Raleish Neice from- Craven county V. 4 iw . I . . . r - - -v-r ...... , . . f .' ' iv' J : ; vT I Divisrand :IJ.t L.tRobinsoh.'VThe I , ? 1 I of v3mMm, greAer WrDent9 or distinguished 8r?, chill : the, zeal of onr .correspondent, we. have good ; reason: to know,, thati I under no circumstances r would Mrj Davis consent'' to e l carididatej Still', Mr&vis is free to change nU iier.ninaiiyn and yield to the wisb4 I 1 Year to Mr. , Dalvia" tjarticularlv. savs:i I -. - . . p.. , . ... .-1 ' . I 8ln of .greed, prevails, ana when Te U 1 he a.naturarone, for fo- i8prosed,;the passion of rel iiicit; art es df Ihm fnetids; and then no strong nopneed that the grand jury there on "dictments now pending in the Uni er name will be presented to the Con hat day had found Van : indictment "ted States Cpur iere.ar Untiuti " 'F 5 J ir:- nrr againsvUJ S. Senator 8 B; Conover have been ''IfrVrnVdVneoaVr.-Mov- The canvass for Congressional hop or ib i his (the 'Sd) District has bare) opened yet :iy,WvAal?' : ''-'j ' VLQv tUe Rich- moiid y&quirerz i U My - hns refused to let his l.ame beknown. It h-d been supposed at 6ne time that it would be necessary to subscribe $ 15,000 for. a pro- VVa tn t. CKiit'fmAn whrt rrtv.-lh.fAhinPt nnclnded ri als tliefttruc&ure entu-e dooauod to $40,000." ; ' ' i, This unHowp iGreek ; 'bears g'fts't oT the Tight sort on right occa ions. We'll bet he never presented .the fideiwipaio or Belknap, witb;4 h0flsean4ilPWAUJ honbr to the mind Rocheste SHe y ""v-w. -. - f,..v. rr .--. . inail wuen ue gavst uib ;4BBi,iiuviiy uc- i ?ito Da neMr i,re ftnd.vicror into the ! , c-ni aci ame since me war ns: jubi uvpn . , - . , " i !,Ljj " - . " ' ' a - jKfrfonned by, a citizen of: Rochester; ;New fore the grand jury he did so in g- , "enforcements aot j which,; under i the y Ymk, in doDatipg a .cabinet of minerals, n0rance ' of facts which1 have since "decision Jof the Supreme Court, is . iworih $3.1000. to, the Lniversity' of Vir- i - 'i! , kt vi-'-vv"-A :-n- ama J.a k.z.L Kif.ia. Thefirenlleniawhb msde this in ft I, come to njs, Knqwieage; inai. pe. was . .i? . ''.' f IkeC wrtU others, had-been arranging - , . , L ; . , , - ' - . e this done, but on bearing-of hV the 'i ne atate-s attorney inen siaiea vnai ' . e vmkn whrt rrtv.-lh.fAhinPt nnclnded I - UilL " I he liepUDilcanlOUmalS'Of ' V w " ."-IB"" - - irr"'Tt .-7- I IT, IIHUHIIIt; 111a Uub V I IU Cli LCI a UUllD I , . .. . . -. - to cive the $15,000 necessary to build I . , ns r T 1 WrtntJ ow mnUinlhrf KhfPTlw tnvnnf.;.'if n,.,.unffhi. nrnpnn . which was xioDei i ""rr""& -rrr V Has a head and a heart. : . v'.;ltlITIa'n a nana .. I . Mr. Bayard, Mr. HldferipMri thormariaod other Dwuocjtatic iedera of, tba Nertb. are not enemies of the Union, and would perec b allies if anybody!. ploliKeinst Hfii wverDmeirtV a6d they x)o xrofbelfem-tnat Hr. Gordosi MrvTV4tbndbtJbriDera6 cratic leaders othpg afeospirawrs ajrainst the Hfe of tue naiiod:f j Wo have adVaaeed fete-'!851.i Slavery js dead, and fc$r is fcanlly a man of prornjn;Dce Nottb or Sooth, who does not reioice at it, .There naiea iOt the pasUi: It iWOHtd! pei ' -"i!t.y.t1'i i BBTBRUK pb&CD BBi.fN ybsi 'iUt'Hii u.frii-:vi!hnvkn . I . I IIO T rQlirld I not. I ta Vtt .-, hnnn imnia.: I rj ,Jlti -,;. ifV, 4r iL-.v 4 I , , i a nralnma font In Ihn ntnnlanf Nnh I .. - ' : i ' i ! hardship sat5 the hands bf jthese'-pet! minions of the Administration Every i flavor of? iniquity about it, in counebtion with! the . administration! of the revenue; laws, should be searchingly ecruti- . k i , h,1 l nizecTand the guilty punished. 1T7 . I -i j ! r uii t iiosetJ luiik yuiisFressiuaii nuuoinsn addresses a letter; to ;iheWinston Sentinel, in which he invites all per- sons in the 6tb, Vth and 8th Districts who know of illegal, corrupt or op- pressive conduct on the part of any; revenue official or, on the part of any judicial officer in aid of ward to him without de and places of residence such, to for-' ay the names of sjrespon si- ble witnesses and a fill what they can prove. . This is a matter hot statement of only for Con- gressman Kobbins, whose - district has doubtless been the worst bandied of any except.Gen. Vance's, bnt all opr delegation, land! wej! presume the other members are fully alive to its importance. "Let no guilty man escape." ' '.' W11EUK XHK niTTUIt 4 TKa Tnnxvillo Trihurf.- a new anil . ' .i ! ? !' . i. 1 able Democratic paper, says "the "Deonle do not realize their own ter 'rible demoralization; and just there "the matter hinges. .Unless we can "arouse the masses to some just ap "prehension of the turpitude and de- "generacy of the times, there is an; "under current of apathy and indifj "fereuce upon all moral -questions "that will scarcely fail to sweep us od "to deeper rum." i Here is the kernel the truth concerning the great-problem; It is e' v, , .,. 1 V. 'i I uniust td saddle the political laana -tT-t.'----i iJ i-i-fcrm.-- ; ; gers with alt the Tilarae.4 The people aretnemseives tot oiame ior ine pre sentv deplorable state of morals M public life. This view of the:ease we have tnore pal long ago presented. It ls tnore par ? ' t- i'liiiu pably correct nQwia'ttte batefnl liglii sentment is alt rtowerful to stifle the ttuAtuL TTrt- inc ntU .. ahairieam to" reWf". ! of rectitudeahd belieey walk therein ? How lbig? - !i ,l ' ' ' 1 ' ; , :'Hj l;! If -1 We would do evenhe fellow" wh ra."fePrnt rra f f ' f Bfett nasse, : JJ la.,. aateararcn( zo, an- formerly oiaie treasurer,; lor tne eezztement 'bf over 1400 greenjj back anJ 'Wuescrip."; j li 'now ap- pears that the case jwasl heard ; in 'court thjBte;o the principal ; s witness . Jhe State Coraptrlejpjid and stated mi8taken, and that, id justiee .to Mr. : ; ..!, !: V. .Uonovene flaa puoiicy. witnqrawB I - UilL ..We ask bur friends to bear in mind that all communications recommend- ing ca'ndidau placed iii our regrijar; kd.vertising de, in our regular, .aaverus.pg ue, partm J tiaementf. We shall treat ereiy body 1 anv atatcuieuv reueuuirF;uyoii utiu. 1 01 anv oiate in in is umoii.- ;f.ij.ia.'h:r f alike in this matter: PATCHING .TR J5NFWKCBMEPIT ,L ; r:;,-,i';t"Aiw" - jtl J Mopayy ;wi rowel and mortar, ibordlei X,p patch 'the, brick, work of the Enfbroemnt 'Act. ;It seems the Cftmeriior tfie 1 last 5 bongress MnH few Mre?5;fs? th?,.Sopteme,Coo teqjnoi Mpry qqouCffsediAA maob m o ftpolqgj for bU:f ajrpeirairce; on the 1 scHff dl ihat! lale4 aylif iWostrtiaiio . "The J3aItimore JSufi. from, which pa per;Wi8j article jji jn.A lar measiire a vGondeosation ishowsi that, tho Sa act i lion Jo those cases ! were not1 "appro-; pnate legl8Iatl0Jl', for: the purpose.; The amendment restricts the leeisla- 1 " discrimination may be -attempted or! practised against a particular class r i , i . - of voters "on account of race, color,! or previous condition of r servitude.'! Except in case of such discrimination and en such account Congress has no, right to legislate in regard to State! elections -at all, or to impose any pen alties for actsdone or omitted to be done in relation thereto. The act oft May 31, 1870, transcends this limita-j tion upon the legislative power, as. well as the scope and purpose of thej amendment itself by imposing penal-i ties for any violation of the rights of a voter who is a citizen of the United States, or to whom the right of suf frage is guaranteed by the fifteenth, amendment, without reference to thej cause of the offense or the grounds; or pretext for its commission. The act fails, therefore, according to the judgment of the Supreme Court, by reason of attempting too much and being too broad and comprehensive in its language. But the bloody-minded Senator from Indiana professes to amend the errors and weak, places in the origi nal bill. He first requires all State registration officers to" give to all citizens eqnal opportunities for reg i8tering, &c , without distinction of race, color or previous condition, in ' ; , . . . ' default thereof subjecting them to a fine of not lees than five hundred dollars and imprisonment not'exceed-; ing one year, besides forfeiting five hundred dollars, with an allowance for counsel fees and costs to each person aggrieved, oecondly, tne same penalties are imposed upon any person who, by force, bribery, inf timid a,tion, fcc, hinder or preyen any citizen in the enjoyment of equal ! . aV . b. istration. , Tliirdly, section 5, 507 of . . , j . the revised; statutes, (section 5 of . , : .. . L ., , . ' v . ; an off ehse Id" obst ru ct,; - &c. from ex ercise of the right of suffrage) a citizf n w hqifTf q titled- to such ( uuder the fifteenth amendment., is je-enaeted with .-the:addttion ; of i the important ! words, ' "on account of race coior?r r''&c,y?fl omitted in the, act, an mission ; which, in I , , . . r . . the preme Court would .probably JjH v?f with, that character. t .of '.unlawful "discrimination whiebv the .court say, "can alone bring it within the scope ! he ',ff(pf'rcingwerof lender this fifth section that the ln- "ton's opinion it would seem that the fifthf section is like the others passed "upon! by 'the court, essentially 'del- I "fectiveand in meed of aaendinent.j' The Sua need not have, aske4 will Mr: Mortbn's bill; pass? J Will Jte ...pemopratie ': goalie jfeuits'aii , f .k- L !!? Mm Morton to Wave bis bloody shirt, J fasten-s fetters on 4bD free' people :'f " l he ItepUDllcanlOUmalS'Of ' Vr at j J their State Convention was captured I by the "bummer element, and did pot represent the party at all.- But then as the bummef eletoenitAuAriyij.- tures the5 RepubmjStm tores we.rttepuDtman.Dta ildyertiseditiosaJee.Banl w are4 moutera triet mad. i They ought -to l be used ( Co the thing by this time. tell yon, or rataer iev xae; reimna yoa that there Is no law 13 tots country for lying aod ' thercf re. If can talk better about thatvr qh.T don't know jthan about that Id. iwila niatl was oerheard.by onej jwejiac- peechea:he does on the ibn4itibn,-of J.--9 .r ij .j jj -t4 jiii ju theonth? .lff,- Governor , Morton,' described 'Its iately .detected la the theft et. a half ' jlypv ernpf fledjre f ore airrest,. anftne . places;hat knew his Excellency's lit tle . eccentricities- and,; irregularities now know bira -no more. As nothing was . said of his waving a ; bloody shirt in the begira,; we presume, he took counsel -hof pintdence,in which proceeding hisi namesake in Indiana, wpuld do well to follow his example. Jkn ;able. con temporary! well says: ' There is, mingled with; the shaine that the Republicans feel at .the pre sent disgrace of their partly, a feeling of wrath against the Democratic party for exposing that disgrace to- the world. A man majr be driven out of the Republican party, and yet be more hostile to democracy on that i account. . The case of the State vsi Howerton (charge of corruption in purchase of stationery for the State Department) has been adjourned from the Mayor's Court iri Raleigh to Wake Superior 'Court by His Honor's action in bind ing over the Secretary of jState to the next term of that tribunal. Wllmlnaton RetalllMark ct. The following prices ruled yesterday: Apples, (dried) 12$ cents per; jxvund; dried peaches 25c per pound; walnuts, 25 cents per peck; pickles, 20 cents per dozen; lard, 18 cents per pound; butter, 4055 cents per pound ; cheese, 25 cents per pound ; grown fowls 75$0 a pair; geese $1 50 per pair; beef 102ll6ic. perpourid;beef, fcoxn ed) 12i15c. ner'':pourid,' ve(aLi16ip4 per pound; muttoDr12i15 eta. per pound ham, 18(20 cts. per pound; Bhoulders,12i 14 cents per pound ; tripe, 20 cts. per bunch ; clams, 25 cents a peck; opeii clams, 2025 cents a quart; soup bunch, Sjcents; eggs, 15 cents, a doz; sturgeon, 25 cts. a chunk (5 lbs) ; potatoes, new Irish, 40c a peck; new sweet 20 cents a peck; fish trout 25c. per bunch; mullets 1025 cents per bunch; turnips, 10 cents a ' bunch; ; onions, 50 cents a peck; cabbages 1825 cents a head; bologna 20 cents a! pound; Wild ducks 5075 cts a pair; paicley, 5 cents a bunch; carrots, oc a pound! rice iugpiuca quart; crabs 15 c dozes; apples 50 to 60c per peck: liver. puddinsr. SsQc lb: blood puddine. 25 cts fi. : oysters (New River) $1 00 per gallon; do. Sound j 20 cts a quart; cauliflower, 1025 cents; celery, 25 cents per bunch; turkeys 20c perpound; sausage. 20 cents per pound Tadiahes, 5 cents a ounchTiettuce, 0 cents a bunch. - Looks Like BotlatM. ; The new railroad warehouse on the wharf near the old Wilmington and Wei- don depot, which has been under process of construction by Mr. H. B". Wood for some months past, has been about 'com pieted' and Is ready for use.f ' It is , a large and substantial brick structure; with! tin rpo'f beln 188 feet iri length and 45 feet la widtbj 'with a platform', about 11 feet wide, running the whole f length of , the building. "; The , new wharf j. extendipgf far J put into , the jfitream, has also been , com pleted and is ready for the! shied which we leart is to be placed upon it. The work f grading and filling up on and about the line of the road in that quarter is steadily progressing, and the . perfect; net-work ,of tracks1 branching out in -various directions looks like getting ready for business. j Moore' atar Iu llto Aieudtnt. j n At a Republican meetingjheld at Burgaw, Pender county, yesterday, we learn that resolutions were 1 passed eridorWing W. H. Moore's course in the last Legislature, and recommending him to the Nominating Con vention as the choice of the Pender county Republicans for a seat 1 a the Seaale of the next General Assembly from New Hanover ana PenderLAlso recomiriending him as a delegate Ho .Cincinnati,; jpoytaiin fori the nomination .or.canaiqajes for; president and Vice President. . Mr. 1, 'HBrowi pre sided over the meeting, and speeches - were made by Heaton, Moore and Holmes. Ml Hi!? A Raid Dlsxer. 1 - .V A colored bby while digging, in f he fit Id at jhe poorHpuse, Sj fedays (Bince, un-. jeanhea a goia aouar. . uau; tue.,appjar ance of having, formerly j oeen .wornjas ja breast pin arid was probably, lost there du ring the war. He asked Superintendent Scott to keep it for him until he couid find some more. He is digging yet, but is well high discouraged, having dug up .nearly the entire field without' discovering any more gold.' pieces. r Thati boy should emi grate to- the Black Hills., j . . ; 1 .;We are informed, that the Cape Fear rUHUing ASSOCiaiiuu jjrupciijr,- aiiuucu w in yesterday's paper as having been bid! in by the First National Bank, was iri reality -JIj Ly-wlJasmor tE. lL vBumsft. indi- eqtiested :t Kne.toterestirhey lack as;thenfiaeandnot; an4iiin,ahe,j bwwas in the property jr. ju yesicroay; -present; Wftneri Chairman,' and' Commisstootrs Kiicon add anAmnnge,,; . ..,7(, The Board procee4ed .to, .the election pf a Janitor in ' Iplace of ' John Evangelist, disr )W a - t.... . W m " missedmahufer 'Nichols a and John uel Nichols, iicelvinftwo'.fvptesitwas de- tept a posmohohthe Board, 06 which he aiifected at'aflre vifmeetffitaed coDseauenjjr having otuhped, Board proceededf loathe llectiottot a? e electiottbt aCbm-I Uit .xmswonerami me -vacancy nausea dj me ? tesiafiotfof Aa-Morria?toy joa t7l if i Jos! CvHill and JanieliC. JHgbk'M flattTbwpehjlp j were put.n pmina- Daniel ,C. pavis received iwp votes and wWsecliied etectedl1 f f ftj&fci Ordered thiitTtheClerk notify the newly elected saettber tte be present lat the nexfetneeting of t ae Boardlo be f held oto the 17th inf t., to qualify ; according to law. ; n order was. passed nstrucUng fthej Chairman to advise with the counsel who areued the tax ' ihiunction suit in the Su-! perior Couri, and to bring suit on the' in-: - - , t . junction bond for the damages incurred- by; said injunction, if it shaU be; so advised.-? 1 Annliratinn of .W. TT. Mnore for license The Board then adjourned to meet pnU the 17th inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M. j niEUHij upvuerrir rcmtieii An old colored man by the name oil Richard Jones, hailing from Long Creek, Pender county, aged about 75 years, v was; Bet upon Tbiusday .bout oUoctlnj the , Beiguborhooa, oi ine corner pi jjmn and Red Cross streets, by four colored wo- men. who seized him. one at his back, one in trnnt nnA An. n ,rT, nd the others held him securely, the one at his arma Ld hi. ..sc ' w.v tightly tharhe-ouldTieirherry out for : help nor use bis hmbs to any advantage, one of the female desperadoes thrust her handinhis pocket and drew out his wal- let. Being an old man, it was not a very difficult matter for the four women to com-! , . . ... i pletely overpower him.and their object ac- complished, they released their aged vie-, tim and made good their escape before he , . . a i.l could smnmon any assistance. The pocket book contained $6.40 in money, a note for, r i - a- nr. m i lnury acres oi iana at $o.vu an acre m favor of John William Bordeaux, and aa 4i, o. fFi, -n-hA idcMMi,........... LiB is said to be steady and industrious in his uauiis, bou uu wcipuu nun wuivu tu- uc icdu nimseii. ana una noi jjje,Biicuiei cidb i . It. a . . i i - i . . i ! " io.thp perpetrators ot the robbery, thougn it is eyidenMhat they bad somehow got an mxiing or tne laci mat ne aaa some money about himjand had dogged his footsteps till the.opportunity presented itself for the ac complishmenf of their purpose. We have seen much, heard much, and read much in our time of highway-men, but highway women are something new and refreshing, in this latitude at least. Death ofOlri. Norwood. The Hillsboro Recorder, announces the sad intelligence of the death, on Tuesday, the 28th tilt., of Mrs. Norwood, wife of John W. Norwood, Esq., one of the oldest, most prominent ana nignry estimaoie gen- i.. W . "l ..I .i m r - . .t ni. uemenoi vrange couuiy, mi iuc xiiyBar of her age. In - the eourseef some edito - nairemarxs, calleatiorm oy tne aecease of this most estimable lady, the Recorder finvn- 'TTpr'TTi5lpn nam a vu Anna "Rp.lla . Giles, and she was a native of WUmington, N. C, but for fifty, years and more the wife of bur esteemed friend and neighbor and resident on that beautiful and well- known farm on the Eno, just over the east- era border of our village. Her entire life was givento, duty: She was never seen bvCkp,t,i&o.Bav.eideehB outsideof iispaths. To attend her church, t i t v 'V 1X0X0 if .pN published, under Jthe super visit her children and the sick inadeup beUion, and for a Ume it looked as if vidoibf iMr. MUls, 8upe4rhterident of the visit her , cbiidren ana me sics; maae up - to have the issues of the war Orpbari Asylum atfOkfordj reproduces ex the calls from home and itadutips. lt may nvor nanvunf nroacrintiori tracts from various papers. recommending with truth be said that home washer em- pire it she loved to lire and labor-and she made.it most attractive by her system- atlc iDdtrstry; her exact housekeeping,' her gentle kindness and unostentatious hpspi- tality. probibutaa or. no froiiibition. Sheriff norrell has issued his brder for an! election to be held in Caswell TdWnship, Pender1 County; on! the first Monday in May cext. to decide the question of the - - 1 iu; iu4v, iif nuouij,,. .10 vavvv ui uv . . . t . a .i a. 1 canvas, will be a spirited one. The following have been appointed Registrars and Inspec tors of Election : , South Side. Henry Hall, Registrar; Geo. ITT rf-i .. TfT CI TI.M 13 .1 IT.! w. UJoroeii. n. i3.-jrriusn. oaauv xauiuie, . Washington Uarnhul, Inspectors. Will Pay It Emplojeei. We are glad to . announce that, notwith st andi hg the fact that "the Carolina Central Railway has been placed in the- hands of reefciverej provfefon has. befen made for the, payment in full of the wages of employees of the road and all bills for supplies, mate rial, &&? -This information-will be espe cially gratifyrng'stri those"1 whose sadexpe- rience with, the 'oldwilmington and Marij' Cnesier xtauroau must biiu ub iresu in mcu memories.' . i ijAi'f ;. :'Jf iiU "' 8f v"1"". ":Fe"y: ... . -ine secona saie oi propeny eiy u- longing io the Cape Fear Balding Com- pany, took place at Ahbottshurg, Thursday., The ; most of the , property, ? jcluding large tract of ; laguiga, f m:acneryf 4&c. was sold in a lump, being. bid in. by me" firetaH(mal iBank for $10,000. A lot Vf muilsere sbldti to $100, each. V f a'HHtx:n vin tt . ,.i: .w ni tr-i, "WUM""JV r","., " . r c othes and left hisold clothes in tue . axvu., f---f jMJiiu benlficent'dreitor has ehd6Wedfwitb. 0ftay h; uthev werxamihd by iw uto wu.v, ...jrvyw... .., . wftm Kn pa. Ann wTiicn we were ioiu j nart ua w nose raueniion Llnti.no I M . I nifflA ' I nonDPtnrff I . ' . 1 ' . . ' - - .7 . E .11 I . . . . ; fad e;?M i A mCnhkM-K j 1 Drt, Plnmr t, oaf ,o f ii f.?f-?9 I ft u iu .iifPww-.wsfirW5 -bI iMt l l K ... I 3 ust held a clergyman's fSQRjm theKeW o 1 Catolraalcontributed nje, thefKiReia DrWriwhbmaescribe'olrAMffii uTJit tiij lili Di.il J CI i lli I MmgMli!0? 1 -iinnousand - a"j 5gffft ti-?r I aitOTStlltsays:,, : . - I 1 TAst WvAninv in t.h Madi.nn M. I nuefhall mpre' than '.7,000 -Mrsons I tSSC,.' ; 8me quesuons. "if e. w 1 livitnyA on hrtrrnwprl t.irn- Ko Will J ; tTs :'a : - .u. 1 these jpe?, of - half a centurycrip-! 8ludy shoQld pa88 awaWithoG I -..j. t. : :.i.sJ: g.viuK us uB Tvxuiy. or -ineir expe nence. 1 be i venerable clergyman ------- i - I stepped i forward slowly.; fanning himself, his longi snowy beard cover- in hia fcr'oaat. n'A nnt. a WnnnVl fcrot- -f Lam .conscious LWhat shall 1 do Q be saved t m "the answer cpmes down through eighteen Ptpr in-a J faltan'no. hnt Mt.iiiVh'1 Andthle i vW Tt: -frnm tK1 jail iu , Philiooi. Believe in the Lord I Jesus Cht, ; pd thoa , shalt saveu. , i . " Is there no substitute ?" : ,M one on earth." " W ell. doctor " asked Mr, Moodv. "cl these people give their hearts to Christ to-night and be saved ?" ; i ,ct wtx . irjV' , """wTr t j1 ni(yht -n1 1ha- n Ko oairor1 ,i I t am toij rf RslAfr Moodv "that T have no riffht to invite an andiencel I lika this in noma tn Christ. Ts thati true?": i ' . . i ur - . ." v ( "It is not so written in the bible, answered the venerable man. " Jesus spoke to everyone when he said, Pnmn nnfn mn .ii m .i-. 0 j Come unto me all ye that labor and I are neayy laaenj ana x win give you: I rpot "i i i i n- j "Butia nian told me the other l "sum i ulluucu jhwuy, . buab ne went to unrist ana was not re-ti . , - . i 3 i acrfin minisr.pr. t it. was man T.naT. nin not ntteil 4kg truth theri:foVrtT,ordi tkorf-ViVi. wWmWrt htA. mA f- i wiii ; nn fi0 naa- n r lncIosing, Mr. Moody said:, "1 pity any man who goes to hell from this meeting. You will never "meet this bid man again, but it seems to me that he has made the wav of salva- .. i . 1 . - T tion so plain that none can miss it. 1 don't know how you feel, but to me this has been an awtullv solemn meet- ing, and I don't feel like - saying: a word, j Such of you as choose . can pass into the inquiry .rooms, "though a naraiy see any necessity ior it ai - I ter what you have heard to-night." i . The Republican Kaleidoscope. 1 , New Tork Herald. 1 Two months aero and even a our- .blind politician could have seen that I nu i.-j';i k.v; k uiA WJWS u01iwi, vua1( UC ""J the Convention, and ; a fair prospect J of carrying the country through the I aid, of. .foolish ... confederates like I loombs and mil. . J.nen came tne corruption: eruption,' and all was changed,-1 Then came theAnderson- v a nmnm. montn nf R o np. and l""! Zr:.:JZt:j y 6 t i 1 i. and passion. .jBnt, people, begqn to ask odd questions about tslaine. and how lie earned his money, and whether he could stand the burning', kio;iJ Hio;ntorrtin ist of .r can - vass for the Presidency, and Blaine began to recede. Then came a sweir of -the ! tide from the west, which people said meant that Morton with 1 the West and South at bis back, was 1 , 1 1 1 m-m 1 ifu - .iiiri. . ww uiLfU is ujmm hi 1 , . ' v" tf"P- .r."'.""" St. Louis ;and Chicago, which seemed tn Tknrtpndi Briatnw : and a 'ffentle rivSit. frnm' Snrinafleld. Massi. a really meant Adams. The 'last 'Cnr I . . m , J I i wnt id from iiarnaDure-. anu juur- murs the rugged, name, of Jlartranft But in the1 far' depths' of the roillpg flood we see its rhoving genius1 nHhe venerable form of ' bimon uameron. HowtilM HoaHtt-Over. 4 l.Raleigh.News of jWednesdayiH Courtcimet at3:3p p. , m., Mayor Manly presiding The. evidepce be ing closed, the, afternoon was taken. litn'iT.k't.rifl jirornrriftnt of ; CO tinsel. I Tne defence contended; first, that the. j article written ;oy ;Jif'ir' wcfi.vii.jnr jib. I nnr. likalnna. nnr intended bv him to UVy ltWV'Vii - mmirm- .www- (, be so. J Second,! that it waii a !privi leged communication. ' The argu of counsel lasted soma iour hou Ar1f sconclusion Mayor MaT1iv stated he Lad i endeavored to a J nold the scales even, without, regard ; I tp persons, fhat pe thought ttAt tj8i I was a case wfiicn. should eo before a jarf? arid he bound t dlfehdantT over to "the inert 'term pt'WakeSSa i penox vouru total t number' tof delegates who at- assemoiea, ana tne overnow meeting l iJiiaZrr, " JULr. Sankev sans "Almost nersaaded.V I hyitmhdA 'nk U teitir 94 iktd V.u and Mr. Moodv said -he wo'nld ask 1 A,ft ;.mu'..-?!:-.i.u isj ,:x .l! "1 Blessed be God, exclaimed., the YaJ a ih ai k hn fmmu '-. t: -Ji I uwu, "" oTthe Charlotte ObsercZu tor Dr. J. Ill, WorthterjJreaserg n3T able and esteemed citizen 'of 1 Kekberd, ' tUefrwiddenly in bed" cm rTUesdav nihl. er mvhi.or 1 TTT J ; " anv wefloesaav mormnz. t ,.i i farjiBtfahdtwni W Issued semi-weekly' til the? arrival of its new press when it witlliappeaiidaily.;;Aj- -Wv.wy -i, -e TheAnsbtt County 'Conserva tive Committee will meet Tuesday Tof tho ntBeeKiJl-KJoutUto, appoint t a 4uaa; f or the Tbe.1iLjkajihHwfeslQrp- . . . . .-s-.--" r ' din- the 8uperior;Court.; . ! rmmyar- iHwk3eoaiitwandnMlinwesf all the teachers in the county who thxasht 00J lromi atTOimi0tIUbUU or '40. bllrrr-feWlliiSjIwtwif oprsei printicriestohlishment of N,ichola,& Co. , I.00 or S2.0Qa. .Mr. J; M. Itosenbaum. 'clotbienfand Mr Wm. dimbsob. druiririst. 5 frtmelSnS ' - M lhe AnSOnian Cometh oat spices of the cehial and enei- getic Polk. He is evidently preparing for genu turn. lie w cviucuiijr LiCLianug rui i a stew; hot 'beinir' sufficiently warned i.by I the experience of Raleigh editors, as Jio Maqs one oi nis uepariuiems. uur aiew in. wa8 so conspicuously shown dast fall. in rescuing persons from drowning at the e. Willis . ratnage. removed. . A. Briscoe who, week before published in these ; columns, -has had his I trial moved to Union county,' and it will come Up at the next term or Union Vourr, ucuc 1U Yu uaj, ; Mr. ; Mills, . the $ Superintendent of the Orphan Asylum, made $SpQ for the ii asvium dv nis recent inn witn me orpnans was gone tweiyeuays,anu nis expenses .1 cento There-are nowne hundred and I nine orphans at thexford asylum. The' Advance says the county I convention in Nash to appoint" delegates to tteBtConwUon,wiUmeeUtNashville on the first Monday in June. Theconven- tion to nominate county candidates will meet at the same place on the first Monday I in September, on which day the delegates i io ue jjisihci, Denaionai jonvenuon are inTited to meet t0 nominate a candidate i for .the State Senate from Wilson, Nash I and Tfronlr lin ! i uu .u..u. Ansonian : We see that Prof. i lverr wui go io ine uenienmat wun speci mens orjuui . uies, uiiubiaiB,rwc. e f 1 hope he wiU not forget to take the speci- is thefonlv denosit 'Of it found iii the KTiAitedtelPtb&tteleonpet0:wltbttte i nuimes othu?. . xuo yjuauy occui m j fQturt De a mine of wealth to our people. Charlotte Observer: On Mon J day next ..a : change of schedule goes into I effect on the Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio ro8U- u ,,,',, Z? - . L Will JCUVC VUIUlUtUD OI U.W O, 111. , IIUOIWU fnf ftta.is ft9 t nnsRnt. tir authorities Qf the Western .North, Carolina railroad, I have at last been induced to put a more f ""ona! schedule n operation over tneir TnMrnr7TSr: I 4fththe Western : train igoing both 1 ways, -...;!; j. k oi v - h: . ; ; Christian?. Observer: A.fnend at Henfysthe western terminus of the West tern terminus-Of the Western North Caro N.; OR Rv writes ua under.dateef.the 2d. that on Fnday evening late, when the I convict feooka were bfeidcr tnrned into their .cell, hree,,of Uie.cpnvicU.. made a.hreak, I and passing the guard,-escaped. After at Measttw6zeash0ts;onof taeparty,was I kiUed-tbe ghxjt passing through his heart l and producing instant death. The other Hwo are yet'atIarge,Twith prospects good v . rf5t aj,Vi . Arntrmber of State-papers hav ,been nrging ithe gjSii to the memory of Caswell. North Carolina's fflrsVoVernbr a1 'free 'Stated The Or- 1 this." with the remark that could Governor gJepfroD nerbaps ask.that his own grave be left with- out a marbleslabiill his descendants, two of J whom; are in the Orphan Asylum, are ' proyidedfpr.. . . , -,,. ' Mprgantpn JUaae : lhe negro styling' himself SariiuerAufetin; wis tried at - LIll.!! $wellfng house and stealing money from a I chesU iHelwai convicled and.seotenoed to . nn 1 v-vly 4 n ruin o rtrl 1 f ij the geueial lmpieMiuu tuatne nasbeen ffnutv of one. if not two,, more sgerawted 1 crimes, iust before this burglary wascom- 1 mitted' this5 1 same'j negto Came tt !01d? Fort wooas some 1 was, taiiracieu iu . . . . . . - T them. AportTon of the shirt had been sat- liVUl . a avavawM w ' ---- - - urated with blood,' and there rwai a hole in mnAlVv a' ball. , Wilson - ooz Tewpfqr: On Monflaif everiin ai half past seven o'clock, .Ham .Brings i a4diihi ifeiUier-iri-law Jhn Beatie, went ntor the saloon; of their &&tber-iri-lwv Benf4 ' Chambers 'Briggs icalledifona drink, fwhich. was girefl tQjhhn Briggs asked phambers tp take a drisk, "which CbafriberaTefusea td d'J-This maM Briggs -jmadiHe- 4lhrewj dpw,n thq jbottla and leaned against the. barn .Chambers went idto a- back ' rohhv and 'got -h6f sht gun,' ralsud ii aud flredat Briggs. A m, n standing beBide Briggs aw Chambers tak ing aim, and had enough presencVof mind to step back as the! guri'was leveled.' He Was 'lust? in: time,! ( A crashiog. report fol lowed, part of the charge striking1 Briges it riggsin t the side, and part Striking Beatie; who was near-... Beatie ran on of the saloon into the . saloon of C. J. Bonabout fifty yards dis tant, and jumped through the glass 'door, cutting' 1 ma head ! Mdly.TTlS died as be stratk i thej 6on jTheilaJt words iie said were, as he rani towards the saloon, " I Tielieve I am shot n Briggs1 acT fallen in his t tricks from! the teff acts of i the abot. I .Chambers approached- him struck bim wnu nis gun, jum pea onr mnr ana siaonea him thirteen tunea-k. mM -M t 4 :tftl t. ne of Connecticut. . It. is. said that ours s
The Weekly Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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