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.v.- ... WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1873 NO. 214 VOL. VI. ' WV f fl ' Tiny nnnn 14 - ; w m mm mm mm " , - i : i , , THK evening- post p Visaed every afternoon except Sunday. P CAJtAUAi ....uuowv - MANN tytur Subscription. lrar In advance 5 00 ,ixCanth3, In advance TSree month, in advance i J C nxouU. in adrance --y-Vl busiueas letters should be ad- ' t. the Business Manager, and all - ii -nr1 fTIUil ho-UI iepartment to the Editor. .rrpondence solicited from our friends ,n 1 pins of tbe State, on topics of gene- nt-reii. ---x- arc especially desirable. T FILL ANU WINTEli GOODS OVEXINW NOW AT M. M. KATZ', r, .Markot Street v cOMI'LETF. ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS h every variety, quality and style SHAWLS, SCARFS, CLOAKS; MEN'S AND B3Y3' WKAB, HOUSE FURNISHING ' AND HIITE GOODS, &C.t &C, I i !iort, everything that can be caHed tor in Staple and F-nsy Dry G.ods, and Notions. &cM Liberal Discounts TO WHOLESALE BUYERS. OUR MOTTO HOICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS, Strictly adhered to. M. M. KATZ, 3C Market Street. 135 tf MerdiandUe Brokerage Office, of 'samples constantly on handS UfLL line r from importers anci rannuiattuicia . Northern markets. orders at bids soliciteU ana toiegrapneu f1 Morolmndlse bought and sold In thi market, orders from buyer solicited, and MaipU-s kft by sellers will have prompt at untioa. Time as well as cash purchnscs negotiated. buv or sell. coinmu"i- fiteil frctilv. and ofteu with your local Broker. . Merc i-ndkn and Produce Broker, ike .1) lSl tf December 2d 25th Is Christmas VOW is the time to send in your Orders for that Good end Scuppernong )V ine LeL dnnk and be merry to-day, to-morrow we die. Clut.s of JU drink a good deal. Ciubs of ;i) driuk more. Clubs of 40 usually drink all. J. U.sTAMil. vneuic, y dec 1 170-tf THE WORLD REXUWNKD O W JdJ 2ewiii;r 3IacUmes. IN KANdE of work this Machine cannot be k.noiui our tinp work is eoual to any an.l our heavy work excels that of any .Ma chine in the world. w i i Wc claim that it is an HONEST Machine, will ilo nil vur sewing, will last a Ule time, un 1 is not subiect to KITS. w. ..iio.rt-niiv invite comparison witn work nf an v other Machines, and will put thorn .m trial. Ht vour home, by leaving n:u.,e at the olhce. So. 4 Lippitt Row, ront tvwk- and Oransre. Sold on rav iflvincnts. GKO. A. NEWELL, Agent liome aewmg .uw-uiur v . 200-1 f inn INSURANCE. ! IKK AND FIRE INSURANCE CAN BE etltcted at the lowest current rates In the followintr responsible Companies, on ap plication to VI.-vv.' vt-iiJU' T TFF. TVaTTRANCE COMPANY. Assetts $20,000,000 J. A. HVRNE. Gen'l Ins. Agt., 1.MPF.RIAI "FIRE 1NSUR.NCE iiiMPAN'Y of Txindon. Assetta $9,000,000, Gold GREAT WESTERN FIRE INSUU Ai'P nntPAVY. New Orleans. APtt S226.014 FARMVl'r.T.F. HIRE INSURANCE AND BAAKING COMPANY of Va., assets $500,000 BYRNE & K KENAN, Gen'l Insurance Agents. Omce Chamber of Commerce, up stairs. Wilmington, N. C. aug 16 77-ly D. S. INTERNAL REVEENDE, Collector's Office, 3d District North Carolina, FAYETTEVILLE Jauary 4th 1ST3. tv. vi7- Ani, r-iaui title and interest oi V. H. Brooks to Lot 5. Block 248, on Camp- Kreet. seized for taxes mmmm ai"" " . u. Brooks fc Co., due me t"''.0'" B. RiCIlABDSON. f N the 2Sth day of January, 1ST3, 1 ilji1 wpuhiic auction, at the Court House door, lnViimin. v- Via frkllnwiuir proper- BAUBEU SHOP. JOE TURNER wishes to Inform hU custo- mers and public generally, that be is now prepared to do all kind of work in his line, would respectfully request a contlnua on of the patronage which has heretofore ten so liberally bestowed upon him. :aaitr aw THE NQJiTII CAROLINA LEGIB LATURE. Condensed from the Sntlnel4 TnuosDJiT, Jan'y 23, 1973. 8ENATE.9 Mr Merrimon presented two petitions rom citizens of Buncombe in relation to the said of tbe Eastern Liivision 01 the V stern N. C. Railroad. Referred. Mr Ellis, of Columbus, a petition of citizens ot a portion of Columbus county on tbe matter ot the sale ot ?pmtuoU3 liquors. Referred. Reports from standing committees were presented by Messrs Cunningham, Allen, Murray, Jeymour, Lore, Gudger, Uov ana ifric. ' - The bill, reported by Mr Allen, on the subject of amnesty, &c was made the pt-cial oTder for to day at 12 o'clock. On motion of Mr Love, the rul were suspended, and the bill for the relief ot sheriffs and tx collectors, reported by him this morning, waa put upon its passage. The original bill provided that tbe collection of arrears ot taxes for the years 1869, 1870, 1871, and 1872 be extended to the 1st of January, 1874 The amendments of the committee n eluded the striking out of the year 1868; the provision that no tax payer who can swear that he has;paid pr believes that he has paid the taxes claimed, shall be required to pay the alleged arrears, and that ete,cutors and administrators shall not be required to pay, arrearages. In no case shall a sheriff or tax collector who has no: iully settled for his State and county taxes be entitled to the ben- I -fir a nf th nm nosed act. I Tho amendment ot the committee strikincr out the year 1869 was rejected The other amendments proposed by the rommittee wre adopted The bill then passed its second read-1 inrr. On the third reading. Mr Love moved rrw atriWn nnr 1869. Three several bills had alreadv been passed to authorize the collection of arreages for 1869, and he obiected to a fourth bill. The Lrgis- should teach sheriffs and tax col lectors that there was a 1 mit beyond which thev should not go. The bill, as nronuRed to be amended by the commit would restore the old law on tbe snhiect. Mr Dunham favored tbe amendment. Mr Merrimon onDOsed the amendment. I The sberiffa had indulged an lmpover- ifthf-rl n?onle bv paving their taxes, and r- r - . " 1 , - ,u; bad even,Deen Known 10 oorxww h,i" ptrrposfttroBi the banks at a bigb rate of interest. These arrears were a ueui, for tho most part, tbe State should com to nvment ot. Vir".J . .i : .u : f Sir Waring concurreu iu iuu tic. Mr Mernraon. Mr Mir.hnlson also concurred in those views. . Mr Onrttrer concurred in the views oi Mr Love. . Mr St 1 lex was ODUOsed to tue enure bill. .-- Mr Nor wood opposed tne amendment. xfr Worincr railed the Drevious qoes- XJA. l m ;nn which waa oroerea. r T.nxra called the veas and nays on " - . , his amendment. i,x. - - The amendment was rejected 31 to 10. The bill then passed its third reading as to 7. The bill to be entitled "An act for Amnesty and Pardon," the special order for 12 o'clock, was put upon its passage TThis bill DroDOses to grant amnesty and pardon to all persons who have commuted breaches of the peace, or who are charged with doing so, prior to the 1st day of Heptemoec. 10 1 mpmrera 01 anv oiucr uiksuihuu, secret or otherwise, political or other- . u whatever name known or railed " &c. The substitute of the com mit tee was the Question Mr Allen explained that the substi tute of the committee was nothing more than a trimmii g of the original bill a lonnine off of what the committee on the iudiciarv considered unnecessary lancuage or verbiage. The substitute was adopted. t- Qavmnnr was unwilliDET to class ,Ko TTninn Lsairues. &c., with the In oi.ihie F.mDire or to admit, even by im i:;rt that the former had been Ulltauvu) . ...,;if.T rt anv breach of the law. fe cnrrohor1 nf Guiltord. answered the objections of Mr Seymour. Charges, wue'ber true' or false, had been made nrcr.mzationa against an me s',fca olmed, and he could not think of ap plying the provisions of tbe bill to one :4u.f., ron.linor t h m tO all. 106 0o nnmmitted l ad been perpe trated in the transition from a revolu tion to a state of peace. Many of these act had been committed by misguided men in the belief of their right to do them under a tax execution of the law anoloffv to make for any ioUtinn of the law: but he thought this the proper time lor the exercise oi rA rrrl rn. -The bill waslp-stpoacd and mr7e the special order for Saturday at 12:30 o'clock and was oruercu t . a m.Bfro was received from tne rrn Rnnouncin2 its refusal to concur, in the report ot the committee on the contract for keeping tne cspuu., Tho Rpnftte rescinded its action in ..ir.fnn thut renorf. and' laid the mat- IBUIjiuft - A r ter on the table. m - , u.vn;a of Hnlnmbu?. introduced a bill to change the line between Bladen nr, TnwelL a bill to incorporate the North Carolina SteelTUilway Company. Mr Ellis, of Columbus, a bill deciMV incr a misdemeanor tne odi&idios oi coods under ceruin clxcumitances. 1 - ... . m Mr Trov. a bill to prevent the Bale oi spirituous liquors within three miles oi Cumberland Union church. Mr Price, a bill concerning clerks ol superior courts. ' HOUSE OF ItEPRESEXTaTIVBS. Mr Michael, a resolution requesting our representatives in UODgress 10 use their influence asainat the repeil oi tne DansruDt law. Air Anderson, ol Ulay a resolution oi . ... r instruction to the Judiciary committee relative to the sle of goods by sapicious persons. Mr Huirbes. a resolution to incorpo rate. the Colored Educational Society of Ornnvltle countv. i Mr. Jooes, of Caiadeu, a bili io pro- irt I r thi: more oromot execution or cvil proceda in jusdees1 courts. Mr Jones, ot Orange, a resolution to aopoms a joint couimiiice oi uyc iw . r ' ;. C C rrrv uu an aDDeai in ine case oi iub . . r a i mortgage ot the VY itt V tt R. Mr Kfirtper- a reeoiuuon oi msirui;- tion to the joint select committee ap pointed to investigate the aflairs of the .. . penitentiary. Mr liraay, a om to auiuonzo iuo mmmiR)innera oi narniii county to m . TV A. A. tew a SDecial tax. i The House bill to amend tue scnooi iaw ratified the 12th of February, 1872, bng unfinished business ot yesterday, wa8 taken up. The recommendation that section 25 ue stricken out was adopted. e question then recurred upon the rMnmmpnd)irinn nf the committee on Education that the following section be ioserted as section 25 Sec. 25. The county commissioners oah nnilntv fihall leW aUHUallV ft oDeCial ux lor school purposes, which, J b V W" -ww - j ' ,mf I .. .. .. L ; a. together with tbe tax levied m-cms aut, HUii Ka.nffipjpnt tr maintain oneor more ao - . . schools in each township ior the period mnnthi THa Rairt tax Shall 06 Ul " w collected by the Sheriff and he shall he Bubiect to the same liabilities for the collection and accounting for said tax, as he is or my be by law in regard to other couaty taxe. Tne said tax onau ba levied on all property, credua ana noils i the county, and in the assess-: mont nf thfl amount uDon eaeb. the shall observe the consti tutional eauationof taxation: Provided that tne question oi iub icyj uva uui- lection of said tax shall nave nrst teen submitted to the yote ot tho qaalined voters ot the county at an eiectioq to be held at the different election pre- ciLcts ot the county, under luies anu regulations to be fixed by the commis sioners, and conforming as near as may h to the rules and regulations for con- dnetiner other elections, except that no I . ! n K nyaAa Kit t thft TfCt I new regisiranou uo luouv, -t iotration .books ot tne next preceding I ... . mi general election may oe useu. iub pcu- oities for illegal and irauuuieut tuuug I.... . i .1 1 ; ..nvn I I shall oe tue same as pruviucu m jjcu eiection8. On motion of Mr Bryan, of Allegheny, 1 v . . m . 1 thR Mouse went iuiv tumuiuw w 1 - 1 whole. 1 " " - ... 11.. Mr Badger, a motion to sense out ui proviso in section 25 was lost; yeas 50, Alter a inn? discussion, on motion ot Mr Heaton the committee arose and re ported nroerress. and asked leave to sit f" - 1 r . The House men aajourneu. TWENTY DOLLARS FOR ONE A 25 SEWING MACHINE, FREE I SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR OUR WEEKLY, a A..iaag twent v-polnmn. Literary Fam- i.- Por rnhiihed . everv . Saturday, at Charlotto, N. C, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR JL YEAR I Each number contains an INTERESTING HTMUV worth at least the subscription nrice: enough FUN to keep you laughing a P . ' - 1 Ilontinn nf the VTCCB., T?rr cnhncribp.r oretB a chance at a v al- uablk Premium, and one out of every five in k euro tft tret a Premium, worth from niu u cv.. - Our CA8H PREMIUMS are in sums oj I, r tin .nH 9fl with from two to ten ' iV, nf peh denomination. Our Sther premiums consist of useful articles, tlCt&CM &c, ranging in value from twenty such as Sewing iacmut, five cents to zo.w. Delays are dangerous." Subscribe im mediately, and get a chance at the large PITOiAGENTS. We are offering more lib eral inducements for Clubs than any other Publisher. Ton can make money by n vassing for OUR WEEKLY. For specimen copy ol paper, Premium List asd terms to Agents, send cent stamp to J. O. H. NUT ALL, rublUher of Our Wetkly, Charlotte, N. C. iuly23 56tf G. II. W. RUNCJE, - 44 Sonth Side Market St A MATCHLESS SELF-SEALING Frnrt Jar. WILMUCGTOKi June 4 ' - . is C. 15-iy APPLICATION xcir t htk made to the present uenrai a- the WliminioQ r,i 1 company. ? RAIL fLOim. WilcUligtoii.r CDliiEiDia & Au gusta R, R. Company -) CHANQE OF SCHEDULE. THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL ko into 'effect at 3:2i A: M., Monday. 7th inst. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.) . m w Leave Wflmington .............. Arrive at Florence..'. . S Arrive at Columbia..,. -5 Arrive at Augusta. Leave Augu! a. 6 .sj A. M Aritve at Columoia ti Arrive at Florence 5,- fj Arrive at WilmiBgton r. m NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN- : DAYS SAUJSrTii.U.) Leave Wilmington & m Arrive at Florence. f J Arrive at Columbia. 3:40 A. M Arrive at Augusta Leave Aujrusta...... 50 P. M Arrive at Columbia If P- (J Arrive at Florence 2: 12 A. M Arrive at Wilmington f :00 A. m JAM1S3 AWUfl-noun, Gen'i aup't. oct 123 tf Wilmington & Weldon R. it. Company. Omcz Genbbal Supbbintendbnt, 1 WiurrKTO,. N. C, June 8,1872. J CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, N AND AFTER JUNE 10th INSTANT, o PASSENGER TRAINS on the Wil- I --y r . , , tsi a ;n mlngton ana weiaon xwmuau rua as ioiiono. MAIL TRAIN. Leave Union Depot daily (Sun davs excepted) At 8:05 A. M 12:11 P. M 2:11 J: M 3:50 x. M Arrive at Goldsboro KocKy Mount Weldon Leave Weldon daily (Sundays excepted). Arrive at Rocky Mount 9:15 A; M 11:07 A. M 1:16 P. M 5:30 P. M 10:40 P. M 3:00 A. M 4:56 A. M 6:50 A. M 7:10 P. M 8:58 P. M 10:58 P. M 3:10 A. M Goldsboro Union Depot ' EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave Union Depot daily. . .At Arrive at Goldsboro Rocky Mount Weldon Leav Weldon daily Arrive at Rocky Mount Gldsboro TTnion DeDOt Mail Tram maKes close connection at Weldon for all points North via Bay Line and Acquia Creek routes. Express Train connects only with Acqyia Cree? route. PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN. FREIGHT TRAIN8 will leave Winning I xx.i" c tQn tri.weekiy at 6.00 A. MM ana arrive at 1.40 r. M. TPYTmrcHR FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wilmington daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 P. M.. and arrive at U A. M. JOHN F. DIVINE, General Superintendent. Jane 8 19-tf T. A. GKANGEK, N. C. W. H. CHILES, Late of Richmond. Va GRANGER'S N E W HOTEL, GRANGER & CHILES, Proprietors WEST CENTRE STREET. GOLDSBORO, C. Convenient lor the Trains leaving forth North, oouiii, xusl uu t, cow s-tf SECURE A HOME FOE SALE. gUTLDINQ LOTS FAVORABLY LOCATED at TT.VKNTY-FIVE DOLLARS and up wards. Plenty of time given for payment. No excuse for paying rentr-also a jsmall house for rent, feb Apply to JAMES WILSON. 171-tf S. H. MANNING, COrilMISSIOIJ MERCHANT, AKD DEALER IN Groceries, ProTisions, Dry fioois Clothing, &c. fee, No. 23 and 34 North Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. Consigiiments and Gash Order Solicited dot 23 ' 1 151"ly PARKER' & TAYLOR Successors to A. H. NEFF, Manufacturers and dealers in HOUSE FURMXWNG GOODS, Guns, Stove. Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. Eoofinff done at short notice Axents for Fair bank's Scales. No. 19 Front Street, WIIfllNGTOM, N. C . nov 19 NATASSA "GUANO COMPANY, OF WILMINGTON. IV. O. 17 v fiwt' pp " -i my i MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING VELL KNOWN Popular Standard Fertilizers! " SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO," For Corn, Cotton, and all Field Crops, " NAVASSA TOBACCO FERTILIZER," Ve'ry rich in Ammonia and Alkaline Salts. " DISSOLVED NAVASSA PHOSPHATE," Especially for composting with Cotton Seed. A liberal Discount made to Dealers. EAjrencies established .at air the princ on, it. It. lltlliur;jK rresiuenw D. JttacRAE, Secretary ana 1 reasuier. Jan 23d, 1873 pacific &UArsro company's CAPITAL $1, 000,000.' SOLUBLE PACJFIC GUANO THIS GUANO is so well known in all the Southern States for its remarkable effects as all aeencvfbr increasing the products of labor, as not to require special recommendation from us Its TSsor sevemtyrs past has established its character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested by the company in this trade affords the surest guarantee of the continued excellence of this Guano. , Planters mey rest assured that tho supplies putlnto market thh season are precisely the same as that heretofore sold. TERMS $50 CASH, $60 TIME ; WITHOUT INTEREST. xm- To accommodate Planters ther can order now and havo until the 1st of April to do-, cide as to whether they will take ALL TIME or CASH prlco. W.' H. McRARY & CO., Agents for Pacific Guano Company, Ani Dealers in Ko. 1 Chincha and Gnanape Pernyian Gnanos, January 23-1 m MISCELLANEOUS. BALTIMORE AW WILMINGTON SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LINE. Composed of the first-class Steamship! U. J. Foley, Capt. D. J. Price Lucille, Capt. I. S. Bannett Rebecca Clyde, Capt. D. C. Childs Will hereafter sail from Baltimore evry Tuesday and Friday and from Wilmington every Wednesday and Saturday, connecting at Wilmington with the Wilmington, Co lumbia and Augusta, Wilmington, and Wel don and the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford railroad-; also the several lines of steamers to Fayeteviile, Giving Through Bills Of Lading, To all points in North and South Carolina, Georgia nd Aiaoaraa; couuiiub j . C." more with the Baltimore and Ohio and the Northern Central railroads for all points in the Veist and Northwest, and with steamers and railroads for Boston, New York and Philadelphia. p CAZAUX. Agents, Wilmington, N, C. AsdRes & Co, Agents, juaiumurv. dec 31 192- F. A. SHXTTTE No. 3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW, Dealer In FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS, TASSELS, FRINGES, &c., &c. Having just received a supply of Furniture, I am prepared to give the public a good bargains as can be had in the city. please call and examine. mavlS , Price per ton Delivered on the Cars at Factory. i p at a b lb 1st cash 1 XX J , cjau civ. 55 00 $65 00 G5 00 T5 00 $30 00 35 00 pal towns anacmesniae v. mj - 212 3m, WILMINGTON, N. 0- 211 MISCELLANEOUS, LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE FOK ISTKW YORK. SAILING TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM NEW YORK, AND WEDNK8 DAY8 AND SATURDAYS FROM WILMINGTON. THROUGH CONNiJCTIONH WIT ALL RAILROADS LEADING i OUT OF WILMINGTON. No passengers taken. For Freignt apply , BARRY BROTHERS, Agents. may l lf7 PMIadelphia and Southern 1 Matl Steamship Line. rOMPOSED OF FIRST CLASS STEAM V SHIPS PIONEER, 825 TON? Captain JOHN WAKELEY, TONAWANDA, ! 850 TONS', Captain WILTBANK8. Will hereafter sail from Philadelphia and WUmlngton, every WEDNESDAY. For Freight engagements, apply. tx WORTH A WORTH, AgCnU, 0 f Wilmington, N. C. W. L. JAMES, General Agent, 130 South Third Street, Philadelphia. June 15 - THOMAS CONNOR B JIOOM N. E. eorner of Mulberry and Nutt St. Always on band th bt quality of Sega 1 dwli w-iy , u 1 v. 1 1 1 : r.