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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1873
NO. 216
VOL. VI.
I 1 I ' 1 V A I
fVENING POST
Vhtitted"rTittroooD xcit trendy.-
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months, in advance 1
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n4rA!l business letters should be ad-
n . fmrer. and all
n-.t . rm crcr and all
a to tne duu .
, ... m.ttpra relatlne to the
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editorial department to the Editor.
JlSrU of the State, on topics of ge:
lBSe,L Political news and reports
crop
are especially owi.
ADYKKTlSKiaENTS.
TXni WINTER GUODS
OPENING NOW AT
M. M. KATZ',
36 Marmot Street
V COMPLETE ASSOBTHENT.OF
LADIES" DRESS GOODS
la every variety, quality and tylc
SIIAWLS, SCARFS, CLOAKS;
MEN'S AtlD BOYS VEAB,
UOUSE FURNMHIXQ
AND
WHITE GOODS,
&c.f &C"
b 6hort, everything that can be called
tor in Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, and Notions. &c,
Liberal Discounts
TO
WHOLESALE BUYER.
ULU JlKJi aw
n i T Tin ftwiJ Oil ATT TJDnPTiPS
UUibrL OALtlO dUU OUinLL 1 llUlHU,
Strlctly adhered to. I
M. M. KA1A .
38 Market st1rgJj.
oct 23
Ti C -R,nVnrorri OffipP
Merchandise Brokerage umce,
FXXurfl
Northern market.
ah descriptions ot merchandise, orders
and bids solicited and telegrapnea prompt .
Merchandise bought and sold in this -
nuiuin.v.. -
tcntion. I
Time as well as cash purchases ncotiatcd,
whether you wish to buy or sell, xcom.;J
Mted freely, and often with jour local
tTOArr. ....in ttt
Merchandise and Produce Broker.
dec 20
December 2d 25th Is Christmas
VOW is the time to send in your Orders for
A that Good Old Scuppernong Wine
Lfs drink and be merry to-day, to-morrow
we die. , , ,
Clubs of '20 drink a good deal.
Clubs of 30 drink more.
Clubs of 40 usually drink all.
J. B. bTANLY, Whltevllle, C
dec 4 1,0"tf
TUtTWOKLl) HE U WNBD
HOWE
s?iewiu Machines.
IN RANGE or worK tuis aiwuw
I ou.lied. Our fine work is equal to any
equalled. Our fine wo is iui
and our heavy worit exceis maiw ou;
chioe in th world. TIAVrcT f-,inP
wSi.Sa!!Si;S!!SlSS
tl ivrJL.-r.,ti mvttp comDarlson with
7 y.5mPs"u,S
work of any other Machines and will put
npr MBCiiiurj. uuu f -
them on tnai. ?rT "JCAT e
"'An
riVv vments. GKO. a. NfiWELL.
Agent Home Sewing Macninecc.
Jftn9 r
LNMJKAlNCE.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Assett
$20,000,000
t a BVRNR flfn'l Ins. A ex..
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of London, Assetts
GREAT WESTERN FIRE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, New Orleans,
x,rr
toofinu
FARMVI LLE KIRE INSURANCE AND
'm'ttivn mtPA?JY nf Va.. assets
w ' $500,000
BYRNE & KEEN AN,
Gen'l Insurance Agents,
Odce Chamber of Commerce, up stairs.
Wilmington, N. C
an 16 77-17
H. S. INTERNAL REVEEHDE,
Collector's Office. 3d District North
Carolina,
,co
FAYBTTEVILLE Jauary 4th 1873.
ONthe28thdayofJannary.lS73.Iwlllsell
pubu?
UVilinlngun, N.C.. the foUowlug proper-
ty.vit; Ail the rlftaL tlUe and Interest of
. m i i room to ijuh o, iiw. - .
bil1t5Sr"lied tor taxes UUel
W. il Brooks & , T
l collectors.
w. H Brooks to IjOw o, biw rmo v
ian $ 137-Sw
BABBER SHOP.
JOE TURNER wishes to Inform his curto
4 mers and public generally, that ne is now
prepared to do all kind of work in nw im.
' . . acontlnua-
ma wouua repecuuii m.-- -
tlon of the patronage whlcn naa n
been so liberaUy btowei Pn Wbi
I IKE AND FIRE INSURANCE CAN BE 80p'port Mr Seymour's amendment.
oil nn m i r 1 1 1 n lit iiic w
THE TfORTH CAROLINA LEGIS-
LATURE.
Condensed from the Ners.
t
SENATE.
Saturday. Jaa'v 25. 1873. I
The Senate was called to order at 11 ot
o'clock. Lieutenant Qorcrnor Btogden
in the chair. '
Inlroduetion of Bill.
TI tr Vf A rirn a Kill frr IhA lP!tPf I
... - . . I II
mjj ' v-i a ... I
committee on Propositions and Griev
ances.
By Mr Terry, a bill to aid planters
firmcra, miners, manufacturers and oth-
ers, in their respective avocations.
Referred to the committeo on Agricul-
ture. Mining. &c.
Bute Suspended. .
O a, motion of Mr EMi?, tf
e rules were suspended and
11 in lavor of the commis
fl.ifrahJ I
v . j i .k. u.,Mo.. I 1
me ruies were suapcuueu uu luc -
hill in favor of the commissioners or
MadisoD county, providing for the paj
raent by tne otate lreasurer 01 ti
. J t. c. o inn.tiP
" ' I m " r Aicn r...
.00 Bppr . r ' 1, " ,nH
s b.k up
Xnal readingby 3S
ays
and KeDreseniauves in i;ODKress iu u.r
their influence to prevent the repeal ol
thl hankmot law of the lifted State.
was taken up. Adopted by 28 yeas to
a
8 nays.
Special Order.
The consideration of the Midland
North Carolina Railway Company was
resumed.
The sixth section of tbebll wai then
taken up. Several amendments were
.-Here 1. Pending the discussion on the
amendments, on motion of Mr Uum
hrey the bill was recommitted to the
committee.
The Amnesty and Pardon bill" was
taken up at H o'clock. The lollowiog
amendment to the bill was offered bv
thp committee, to strike -m ' or viola
tion of the laws of the State of North
Carolina."
Mr Hvman offered an amendment to
trike out first day ot September, A D.
...J:...n;i;.,h..r.fM;hflai
Td W was in- I
1enilvd to leHVe oUt the date of the so
called Shot well raid or aisturo-ncc.-,
Mr Sevmour (flared au amendment
t - xclucng irrm mo priwu
who had5committed mUrder, arson and
XClud4ng trrm tho provisioos
" ' . 1 I
Af.'en hoped the amendment would
DOt prevail, nnd rep led to the statement
d b- Mr Sevmour yesterday that
. mentioned in the latter part
f the namta 0t organizitioDS mentioned
were cuilty. and intimating that-all ol
. I nlnnrrPfl fnHttlRf
tne itmocrauu
one Qr tQe olher 0f the orgamz itions.
ne said, admitting this proposition to
t(j 'then a, tbe R,puh!ican par y
. i t . r. mioa u Mi I
must have belonged to the Leagues, anu
asked who it was that murd red Hun
nicur and the Foster family ? negroes
who belooged to the Leagues. It was
useless far Republican memoers.to at
tempt to show that no crime bad been
committed by the Leaguers, or whatever
tlvey may be termed,, when nisiory
MDeaks for itself.
Mr Flemming. did not expect to 6ay
anything on this bill when it was
brought up, but wished to express his
gratification that the amendment had
been opposed by the Senator from
Craven, as it gave him a better oppor
tunity to reply to the opposition to the
k;h Mr Tltftnminff coutiuued at some
r"'1T; .,;;0H h.a histn-
icngiu iu wuil,u i-. --
rv of the organization named in the
3h, tb. na.uml causes tb.t led to .hi.
1L, tl.t occasioned and tbe exist-
v."ww
nee of the oreaniznions, be thougtit
OT;; pTno. of pe. and fir-
lor the preservation
mony, general amnesty
should be
te(1
Mr Morehead, of Guilford, thought
that if an amnesty sed it sho u d
hi romniete. ana uicieiuiu ""'
' : mmitttA Kb thp kll
eiormous criaiea luiuiwv.
Irnr k nn. WDICD was uuiciv Hw....v..
organization. He dwelt particularly
onrnn i.ii 1 1 ' ii . a " - x
Ma (1WP L Ilrli LILUiai V
Which was to cuaugo iuc
Mm i v Ot 111 IU uci j
a. rt I,, n
I jjrniicratic, when in 169 it was .two
thirds Republicans, r or iu.s auu ma ,
,her .eisons be wa, opposed to tbe
Dill.
Mr Merrimon tollowed Mr Respess
for tbe bill. He stated tuai .
. .i
.w. :.u
H . w. w in OTIT7 W M V 1UUUCUIVU J
uuci iu ' . . . j: ,
secret political organiuuu, uu
nnt know that there were such prgani-
... . T m. I. Wt f9
Unions fo tha Hoideu tn.i.
i3Ub DC Ituew iucic tiwo.w-. 1
zation and had committed crime. I
creneral rumor, newspaper reports and
ere tQ be beieved the
Union League had also committed
crimes. They were all known to be
. organizations and as these
poliuca l org political ol-
I cxiiuca " - "'-' . .
liiui . . . i.
fences, why this solid opp sition to the
biil by the Republicans when they bad
,o h- on this floor so often
lor amnesty and pardon. Mr Merrimon
continued at some lenglh in favor ol
the bill
Mr Harriss again stated his objections
the bill, vindicated the Union League;
, , . " tt - nirr aa nnP ot its
i reierreu to nuratc unv.
rerred to Horace Ureciey as one ui i
nnHra pit. etc
f mnders. etc.. etc
Mr Murphy replied at some length to
sevtral ot.fcctions advanced bv the op-
position, especially to the charge luai
only the latter named organizations
were guilty, stating when and wbere
the leagues fired barns, &c. He also
referred to the operations or tne pro-
nosed law. up3n many of theyoungmen
his countv, &c, and asked lW pas-
sage.
Pending further discussion, oa mo-
tion of Mr Troy, the consideration i ol the
r sr
II LJl.aLUllll.UAUV ww.ww
f,rloTT
1I0U3E OF REPRESENTATIVES.
House called to order at the usnal
Hour,
Journal of yesterday was read and
approved. . .
Mr Badger rose to a question of pnv-
. . ; wfrn m th bill
aXJIA. LLU AJC f4VftCV au ,
1 ixcuanne siocita
. i
of the State lor
r ... on. fitnpk WHre ob.
uuuub I
raine.l. Mr Bfigef denied the motives
t-- - - . - tho h
stated that the assertion that the Dill
mnntptl tt mm nv mat uuuer.
. I J IT.
w.o introduced in the interest of any
-i-
f";ererday' iucon8idera"
kq
T a-Daw was committee
2 - 31.1 secti.m proposed by the committee
f.r sections 23, 20 and 27 of the old
hill
Oa motion of Mr Rhodes, the rulee
were suspended and the bill was again
thken up, ordered to be printed and
inadu spec ial order for Tuesday next.
On motion the House adjourned.
SECURE A HOME
FOR SALE.
DTJILD1NG LOTS FAVORABLY LOCATED
ftt SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS and np-
pienty y9atat payment.
no excuse for paying rent aiso
house for rent. Apply to
feb
171-tI
s. h. iviAisnsriisrGr-,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
and dealer in
flpnpppjpij PrnYiflll IlfY (lOOSS
lirOCGriub, riUVIMUUb, 1J1J UUUUd
ClotMng. &c &c,
No. 22 and 24 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited
nov23
151-ly
T. A. GRANGER,
N. C.
- - VCT FT ITU
Late of Richmond, va
GRANGER'S
NEW HOTEL,
GRANGER & CHILES, froprietors
WEST CENTRE STREET.
GOLDSBORO, 3ST . O.
Convenient lo'rthe Trains leaving forth
North, South. East and West.
TWENTY DOLiARS, F0R0ME
ante
A $25 SEWING MACHINE, FREE I
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u cnpribpr trets a chance at a V Aii-
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will be sure to tjet a rremium, wortu
aoceLBi'v
"?M1?rom;o to S3
1 5s V. iLF aUU " T " .
$2, $5, f 10 and $20
i - t - . - : M v iinvi
Snch as Sewine Machines, uieacucu uwiu-
i o--" - . . i r
.!. c. AC. rangiUK"!
, unta tn tiMIO
live cents to -o.w. . .
. u V7T k rhance at the large
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TO AGENTS -We are offering more lib-
Jnnducemcnis for Clubs than any other
... . xr n.al'11 mnnov DV LU-
.on.rn-a TTTa vn rkfrorino mOfc HQ"
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Listand terms to Agents, send
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ents. send 3-cent Siamp.
ruUisher of Our Weekly,
Charlotte, N. C.
56 tf
inly 23
a. IS. W. JRuNE,
G-BOOEEIES,
44 South Side Market St.r
A MATCHLESS SELF SEALING
IFVurt J" sir, ,
t
WILMINGTON, N. C.
June 4
APPLICATION
WILL ne Tnaur wiu ror
i -embiy of Nortn tarouniiwr r X nTt
I tne Wilmington avw JiiS"
I c3pany
jn 11. Iifi3-a
B1IL ROIDS.
Wilmiton. Cbarlotte & Rntlerfori
Rail Road Line.
K
Eastern Divisionc New Schedule.
1873
Going West
1873
8TATIOS8. i " PASftEMGEB FBK1GHT.
Leave Wilmington... 8.00 a k AWam
Abbottabnrg... 1L16 11.45
Lumberton.... 12S0rM 2.05pm
Shoe Heel LM 5.0o "
Lanrlnbnrg... 2.S9 " 6 00am
Rockingham... 4 03
Arrive at Lilefvllle.f. 4 45 10 00
Going East.
8TATIOHS.
PASSBNOBK
FREIGHT.
XjeavoijueBvuiB ......
7 40 A M
8.S6 44
10.30 44
10.55 44
13. '0 P M
1.26 44
4.35 44
12.00 M
Rockineham
ft
tt
(
Laurinburg. . . .
Shoa Heel..
Lnmberton.....
Abhottsborg . . .
5 00 AM
5 55 44
9 50 44
12i 5pm
Arrive at Wilmington.
5.00 44
nsrf. coiner West: Breakfast, ro-
ing East. Freight Trains stop nere over
night.
T SUgefor Charlotte: Railroad anaatage
fare, Wilmington to Charlotte, only $ 10.
No Trains on Snnday. Two Special
Frht Trains for Ton Timber, run irreg-
n& B L Freight Cars accompany
eacn passenger Train.
Western Division.
STATIONS FA88ENiERjFBEiaHT.
Leave Charlotte 8.00 a m
Lincolnton 10 43 44
Arrive at Buffalo 12.07
RETURNING.
Leave Buffalo 1.C7 p m
" Lincolnton a.4i "
A rritrp. ftt. r.harlotte. . . 5.14
v n JOHNSON. S. L. FREMONT,
ARsistantBnot. lien. eupi.
" -Mtw a a.
lau 9
199-
Wilmington, tolumnia & Au-
gnsta R. R. Company.
Gbn. Superintendent's Office, )
WlLMTNGTON, N. C, Oct. 7, 1872. f
GHAI1QE OF SCHEDULE
mnii vni t.hwtno! SCHEDULE WILL
j k0 into eneci aio:a. m j
I T - 4mcf
7th inet.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN. (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington.... 3i?' m
Arrive at . riorepce. X
Arrive at Aujrusta.... J- - f
6.S5 A. M
uev o -o. ufe ....... r 0 .
Arrive at uommoia.. "Ti
Arrive at Florence. . . i
4:15 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington 0.aa r. m
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN-
DAXS &2XWi: miJ.)
T Wilmlnfrtnn ; U.TtJ i. .
WL.AX X TW
Arrive at Florence. ...
Arriva at Columbia.. 3-40 A. M
Arrive at Augusta .S p m
Leave Augnsta. in-'ln P M
&rrivcftt uwiu- q.io r
A l. TlnronoA ........ iS A. i
atuio i jhw.vmv-.. o.nrx f
.f wnTiTicrt.nn. . o:UU A. Jl
JAM JUS Ailf Cii'-')
Genl Snp't.
123 tf
YYijujp-ttm & Weldon tt. K
Company.
Owicb General Supbbitbndent,
i
Wilmington, N. C, June8.872.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
.nun TXTOT A WT
I f I PAaaRMftER TRAINS on the Wil-
mington ana vr eiaon
follow, : .
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily (Snn
.
3 r,f. At KUfl A. i
lnX,: " 12:11 P. M
Amo V. " ; 0.11 !
i Kinvr Mnnm
KOCKJ fliouui
Weldon.
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
eave Weldon daily (Sundays w
excepted) At 9:15 A; M
rrive at Rocky Mount 11:07 A. M
Goldboro 1:1?
Arrive
5:30 P. M
Tf.X PRESS TKA1X1.
,00 0.. 10:40 .M
I . 1 .'1 Ml . ill I
a tto a r iniriKi iu i u- ..
Weldon. 7-to P M
Weldon daUy.... J 10 P. M
t ia ainnn hh.iv . . . .
r . n "i FM t. M.
arrive at j-wa. j t vr
i n.Mshnm 10:5b r. ai.
0:5S P. M
3:10 A. M
Union Depot..
01j ,
I WfiluOIl IOT 8U uuiuw .
Weldon lor all points N
and Acqnla Cree routes.
Vm.aegTnin pnnneCtfl
AftA onlv with Acqnla
" - tdt t t t vf vtfl PA LACE
I I irftfik rUULO. i. U"""
sLbKPIKO CARS ON THIS TRAFN
nDumuT t atkr -will leave Wiiraing-
i w rkDiiuuA m. - . . A
ton tri-weekly at 6.00 A. M., and arrive at
1.40 P. M.
wdovqo TTPiPTnTTT TRAINS will leave
WUmington daily (8undays excepted) at 5
P. M. ana arrive at n a.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
June 8 ! lfttf
Successors to
A. Hi NEFF,
Manufacturers and dealers in
jmnm JPTTRKlsniNO GOODS,
Guns, Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, OU Tin
Roofine: done at short notice
Ajrents for Falrbank's Scales.
No. 19 Front Street,
WIIiJBIlf CTOlf , N. C.
BOY 19
i 1 II ' I :
NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY,
OF WILMINGTON. N. C.
sstmgw Ti1;TI3-Bitf J-w..,-- -- -
MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN
Popular Standard Fertilizei's 1
44 SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO,"
For Corn, Cotton, and all Field Crop!,
44 NAVASSA TOBACCO FERTILIZER,"
Very rich in Ammonia and Alkaline Salts.
nTSSOLVED NAVASSA PHOSPUATE,"
Especially for composting with Cotton Seed. p
Hon. K. R. BBIDGEIIS, rresiaeni.
Jan 23d, 1873 21
PACIFIC GMjXlSO COMPANY'fS
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
SOLUBLE, PACIFIC GUANO
THTo on AKO is so well kniU in all the Boutnern States for Us rmarkntlo ff'
fKie giSTa'SS'il tolitSK Snord. the .ure.t guarantee
n.niunn -f this ftimnn. . . . . ' .
OIPinSE. maTreTt : SSiured thit th Tsupplios
same as that heretofore sold.
TERMS $50 CASH, 60 TIME ; WITHOUT INTEREST.
i ,
jkt. To accommodate Planters they can order now and have until the 1st of April to
cide as to whether they will take AiOi 'ii
W. H. McRARY & CO.,
Agents for Psciflc Guano Company,
Ana Dealers in No, 1 Chincha ani Gnanape Pemian Gnanos,
January 23-lm
HISCKLLANECrs.
BALTIMORE AfiD WILMINGTON
SEMI-WEEKLY
SXEAMSIIIP WNE. 1
Composed of the first-class Steamships
U. J. Foley, Capt. D. J. Price
Lucille, Capt. I. S. Bannett
x- n,l0 fo rt . Tl. c Childs
'
fr.nm Mtlmon Cvrv
f wmuercaitw v -
iovenrt from Wilminston
f "5"uMVav Vh st.nrdav. connecting
it llmlStoiT with the Wilmington Co-
f Augusta, Wilmington, and W el-
d,J)mD1nadn "he "Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford railroads; al the several lines
of steamers to Fayeteville,
I . ... r n
Givillg Tnr0Ug!l BU1S 0I.UHUU8,
i . .
I more Twith the Baltimore and Ohfo and the
moffhSnVentS for all points in
i - .
I orineiu w?"1'" .
the vasi auu uiLunc, uu"."""v" 17 n,i
1 1 ,i , rr- Rns nn. New York anu
Philadelphia.
A. D. CAZAUX.
Agents, Wilmington, N, C.
iAkdRes &, Co, Agents, Baltimore.
dec 81
192-
F. A. SHUTTE
No. 3 A1TD 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 as good
bargains as can be had in the city.
pjeaae call and examine.
to ATI 5
Price per ton Delivered on
the Cars at Factory.
r AY ABLE 1ST
CASH
NOVEMBER.
$55 00
$65 00
$80 00
$C5 00 t
$75 00
$35 00
f
. a. " 1 v
put into market this season are precisely me
or taoupnw.
WILMINGTON, N. C-
MIStELLINEOUS.
LORILLARD'S
STEAM Sn I P LINE
FOR JCETW YORK
8AILJNG TUESDAY8 AN' FRIDAYS
FROM NEW YORK, AND WEDNKS
DAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM
WILMINGTON.
THROUGH connIjctionh wit
ALL RAILROADS LEADING
OUT OF WILMINGTON
No passengers taken. For Freignt appij
BARRY BROTHERS. Agents.
may at
147-
Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Line.
rOMPOSED OF FIRST CLASS BTEAM
v SHIPS
PIONEER, 82 5 TONS
Captain JOIIN WAKELEY.
TONAWANDA, 850 TONS,
Captain WILTBANKS.
Will hereafter sail from Philadelphia and
Wilmington, every WEDNESDAY.
For Freight engagements, apply to .
WORTH & WORTH, Agents,
Wilmington, K. C
W. L. JAMES, General Agent, lbo South
Third Street, Philadelphia.
June 15 Ktt
THOMAS CONNOR
33 .A. R 3R'p Olvd:
N. E. corner of Mulberry and Nott EU,
Always on hand tbe best quality of Beg i
14 BtwJ
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