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. a,, i Jj V 'A Ml 3 j i h i I- VOL L-KO. 25. wmmroTOK, n. a, tedhe3dat. jaiiTjaby 29, 1373. 7H0LS 210. C,C7J. Sty jp;ulp lottmaL TVILMIXGTOX, X. C: WEKSDAT. JUT. 19, 18TS. BY TELEGRAPH. EFROl'KAX ('OXTIXENt! THIERS MUX'S THK OOLISH TREATT. TIIE SLAVERY QUESTION' IX THE . SPAXKH CORTIH Pakii, Jau. 2V N.x-o rr-iit Thiers ha (igued tlie? trvty of vtu mtrr brtwwu F-uglainl ami Framv. Madrid, Jan. 2H Noon. Th r jKirt at 0m Coiaraitfc-ts wa Rrfortaa ami Abolition tt .lavrrr in rurto Rico list tkteta ivatt ' ia tlw PWr liouiaeof tlie CorW NATIONAL THEATRK AT WASH . INT.TOX CITY BCRNF.R KEAVY DAMAOF HALF OF KIXOHTREi; HOl'TII CABOLIXA, DUBXET. lASH'S-V.K Washiwiox, Jau, 28 Xouu.- - I'Ik1 Natioual TlioHtri' wh linructl, a ith )ul attjoinlng TrtiiUliiiK', 1 1 k if mnni iBff. Tact UmKM to th Iihik-HhI Hotel wim Q,000. Millar i Jon.' hilliarJ mdhi 1mm l,tNt. Th nul idjnnrtu to a )MmlHr Tkttra arrr bururtl or ritKxlwl. - Mni. Chiteo, wlm had )unt cumiiuuctd an ('nKHRrauvit loailiMtvUy. Muitli hv in wlliv fort lie manager aud the It's' in mauifcstd ; tbry Ion Lmvily. CoLrMBiA, Januarj 'JH. 4i 1". M. Half of tbe buaiueiw portiuu of Kings trae, Williamalmrg diatrict, 8. ('.. burned to-day. Lom SOO.WM'. (JUEAT IUUTAIN. A PWTINttULSED DEAD. LoirDON, January !1K Xm. Adum Hedge wick, th OwJogiHt, ik iImiiJ, aged 8a. MVtll AME1UCA. THE YELLOW FEVER RAGING AT BIO JANEIRO. LisaoH, Jan. 28 Noon. The niuil ateainer from Bio Janeiro rcworta that the yellow feTejr wa raging ther wheu he left. AI1UUMA. HELMA, JtOME AND PAL-TON RAILROAD IX COURT. LEOLSL.TIVE KXTAXGLEMEXT. Moxtwmeb, AlaJhii. 2H Night. Judge liitateed to-day. appointed W. L. Lanier Roteiver lor the Selmu, Rome and Palton Railroad on the bill iled by Aimee and other, in hnve the aaaeto adminiatertMl according to priority of claima. The Lvgitilative cutttngleiiK'iit "till oontinnea. The Houae (Republicani rehuiea to notify the Senate of ita organization until the content for a Senatorial scut from Butlca cony i decided. It i uncertain wheu legUla will Wgin. THE STOKES CASK ' IMPORTANT tlU.MIXAL IMKT MEXTS MISSING. HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED. VAXDERBUILT WILL NOT Bf.ILP THE UXDERGROU X D ROAD. XwYoiiE, Jan. 2$ Xiglfl.-i.fiidge Boafdaiai) telegraphs that he will not , Jm here oi) Friday, but will arrive on . Saturday to hear the motion for writ of error in the Stokes case. It is stated that several important documents relative to criminal mat ters, .including aeveral hearing upon the Tweed case, are niiseing from the District Attorney 'sofKue. A clerk of the late Diatrict Attorney has aud' denly left the city, and it is believed he has either taken them with him or thai ha has destroyed thmi, , ' From Febmary lt, 17S, all rata between the ofllces ef the Weaieni Union Telegraph Company -for ten words that are now more than 2 ofl will be reduced to that amount. The Sheriff's jury to-day awurdvd D. Weinens Jobaou HlQ,(H)Q damages in a suit brought agaiuat United States Marshal Sharp for forcibly ejecting him from tne United States Conrt building. , Tlie iV;ir says Commodore Vander . build will not build underground the railroad, for the reason that it would not be beneficial to the public or profitable tonim. ' ' " ' I A melancholy deniaten of a lllceker itreet boarding-honse; is auffcrlDfr from what he calls "soul shadows. " They tised to come npon him only at very long intervals, but since the tax has been taken off whiskey he has 'em two or three times a week, X. Vom. Aimtiistr. II EAIMUARTERS. CONORESSIOXAL. (COLFAX AND THE CFvF.PIT .Mtk- BILIER. THE rHAIUiES AGAINST HIM. HE WANTS A COMMITTEE, BIT THE SEN ATE REFVSF. VERI CLEVER IX THE SEX ATE. AWARDS OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS FOR REN BLICAXS , , , ONLY. ; .ii A KHAMl'jri'L AVOWAL . GRAND TRH'Ml'n OF THE SEN ATE OVER ONE FRIYATE CITIZEN. . WisHiNoTOX, Jan. ii -Night. , Th folltiwing wmiuatkm tu made to-day : B. F. Handera, Treaaurer of the Mint, aud Aawutant V. H. TreaHrer at New i Orleana. In the Senate, thia afteruiMiu, Mr. Colfax anted fr a eowmittee tu kiTea- tigate tlte charge which hare bee aiade agaiuat aim, but after a few re marks made by Senator Pratt, faroring aiich apjKiintuieiit, and by Mr. Thur luxa oxeing it, the Senate r-fi-J to 11oiiit aiu'h a eouiiHittee. The IiegiHlatire A jnir iet ion bill wa reMitned. The kuieuduteut reqnir iug that ih jildgiueut of the Court of Claim ahall le iid ewfrpt to eiaiua wlwwo loyalty h" bei'ii jiiovhI, a agreetl to. Mr. Morrill exvlauKHl that it wa aimed iritH!i)lly agaiutt Mt Lamar. The Houite alopted the resolution Jirctliug the Judiciary rotiuuitU'e to inquire into the truth of the rejiort tliat J. W. Lifc-le, of Fh-rida, V. . Judge, wa holding ofttee in the State Senate, thua diMjualifying him front holding hia judicial pnaition. The Lidian appropriation bill reanuiiM. The Attoruey-Gcueral haa directed the U. S. Diatrict Attorney at Mobile, to diatontinue the auita agaiuat the parties who paid cuatoma dutiet to the Confederate antkoritiew duriuK the war. TIIE HUB, MORTUARY STATISTICS. Buhiom, Jau. 38 Kooa. The Pul lie Library has been ordered to be kept open on Sunday afternoons. The deaths of 1873 exceed those of 1871 by 87 percent. Exclusive of small pox deaths, the increase is 2" par cent. .-; (,',!- , :;, " (JEOlioiA. A REVENUE ROW. COLLISION BETWEEN CITIZEN'S AXP U. 8. M.IRSHALS. ONE CITIZEN KILLED AXP TWO MARSHALS WUXPED. Atlanta, Jan. 28 Xight. A diW culty (M-ourred on the 2oth instant, in Foray the comity, between United States Marshals and citizens charged with violation of the revenue lairl. Seventy-rlve ' allot were exchanged. One citizen was killed Jam! two Pepnty Marshals wottuded. A German resident of Davenport, after aeveral years exprimeut, has succeeded in manufacturing sugar from com, which is aaid to grade with the "coffee A," and ran le made at a coat of four cents a pound. The case of Mias Shortwell, who was introduced to a "gentleman" by the "gentlemanly clerk" of a New Yerk hotel, and entrusted her new acquaint ance with the care of her trunk, which contained bond to the value of 25,(NK, and which who found on arrival at Chicago were missing, added to the fact that the bonds did not belong to her, but were placed in her care to Imb delivered to another person, add to the catalogue of cases of "misplaced confidence'', which are so often brought to the notice of the public through the press of the country. On this suject the Philadelphia Ledger truthfully re marks; ; . "To all country people visiting large cities to fell travelers thrown into pro miscuous company in hotels or on rail way trains there is.no safer rule than to be, wary of the 'plausible' strangers' who make approaches In money mat ters. - Listen to them, but trust them not-they're fooling yoiu If a stranger aks yon to let him have ten dollars for five tniniites,' and offers you a thousand dollar draft to hold as security, don't do it ; von can buy a barrel fnll of stich drafts at Ave eiit a pound. If the 'good fe1l' yon have Just got acquainted with at tho hotel or in the ears has a praWt n bill to "pay, but, nufortnnatelr,has h.-iUiutc loss than a huudred dollar Hvte, and the man with the bill has no changi - don't take any part in that 0) tuition eitlicreven if the 'good fellow' hands yon over a pocket book full of hundred dollar uotee "a aeenrity. In all such cases remember that honest people never ask strangers or new acquaint ances to lend money, to exchange watches, to help them to pay bills, or to do anything of that sort. Ninety nine times in a hundred the man who dot it is aknave, and as auoh beware of himFbr the fate of the lady who carried $25,000 in bonds in her 'truak, and then handed the trunk over to the) care of 'gentleman' she bad jnst been mfkrodiKwd to, most people will feel sorry, but they will, nevertheless, be of the opinion that she was so dread fully Terdant that she does not even read the newspapers," , ,, Cuaiiamd In ta ISaJa.hNewa. LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CUR 0 LIN A. SENATE. Mund4T, J. 27. tta motion of Mr. Oiulger. Ik lull creating the office of puhhc guardian. was taira from tbf etleadsr and ! MiMaUtk.llifrnuBiStr. J I Also, the lull to more deftuitelv - tabhah tbe State line, was taken from tbe calendar and recommitted to the (Vtmmittee oa Pnwxltion aed Oriev- On motto of Harrw, col., the bitl( making Neuae river a lawhil fence from the Jokaatoo county Una to the upper fall of the Xea ia Wake enuuty. wa taken np and psawst its several reading. art l.H Ok I -tut. The hour having anivsl for the pacial ortter, which waa the eomad e ration of the anioeaty aud panln bill. Mr, Welah ofiered aa awenduirut to the ameudinent of Mr. Seymour, striking out "tfor the eritue vl anr dr and ar a ad the aiueudmeut to read "fortherimeof rape and bnr-glary- Mr. Welah said that iu onVriiiR thin amendment lie did it in gxxl faith and hoped it would b adopteiL , , 'hwugh he had never heloibd to anv secret ivTgauUatiou.r Militical, religious or otherwise, yet he kuew ther waa da paUiattwi for tlie crime hi ameudmeiit proMiel to leave in the bilL While he wa opposed to all crime, no matter how, when or under what circumtaMiea conunittd, yet he was in favor of the aninestv aud pardon aeil for in the bill ami should nip port it ' ' - . " Mr. Norwood mut addii sawl tltw Senate ia atipport of th lull, lie lutd MO riiofUtiua that a diwMKHHilt would occur on a aecoud reading of the bill, and did not expect to say anvthing himaelf ou .the bill, but iuv the ili cunaiou hail takci tho present ahajte, repreenti4t the tvrtitiury that be does, the touutiis of Oia-ige, IVrsou and Caswell, he felt it a duty incuin lieut upou himaclf to submit a few re mark iu regard to th enornnun crime aaid to have Immii eauniittcl. The great queetioii invitlved in the prescut question was, whether or not the past 1mhiM be. buried ; whether th Legialatarc should now do some thing for the relief of the citiwns of certain countiea, or whether they showed a disposition ' to keep tlieni down. The sjakpr said ho had some complaints to make from mcmlwrs ou the other side of the House in their repreaeuUtion of the great and emr ntous crime) said to have hwu com mitted, but he would waive that, and let it be admitted that the crimes are great ; let the number of Ku-KJtrx, ao termed, be estimated at 40,000 ; let the. ramifications of thi outer extend to every county iu tlie ' State j he would So further and aay, let tlie eouoesaion e made that all the crime committed were by this order; even then he wa ready t meet it and diacnaa the question of amnesty and pardon npon it merit. The ques tion, ia H for the State (to offer pr doa and amnesty Mai if eis what are the requisites? First : Can the sover eign of a State do it T I it not in tlie power of the Stat to do so without conflicting with the gwieral Govern ment? . There ia no dauger of a con flict. The general Government, ana tained by the three great pillar of the 13th, 14th ami lothametuuneuta, could overtop all that we, could dot and afforded a protection to its citizens that no power could prevail against, and it could not be weakened by any acta of pardon or amnesty that we ootild pHs. The next requisite wss the manuer and etrevmsUncea Under which these aoi of crime were com mitted, and alo tlie number engaged in the commission of these crime. 40,000 i th number estimated. Xow he Would ask if this number of itself was not sufficient for an act of mercy and pardon t Under what eirenmstance were the crime committed? It is a most, dilH cult task, and one hard to accomplish, to sav, yet he would attempt it. The spesker, after stating that the organi zstiona resulted from the effect of the war in which we .were engaged, goes on at considerable length t hop that the war was inevitable; that ' neither the North or South are rcitiiousiUe for it, but from a glowing defect Ju the Siustitiition rentguizing Ixith free slid it labor. t. After the war, wheu those thiil weiv engaged iu it returned to their homes and firesides, they found quite a dwngrd condition of affairs and circumxtvnccs. He would aueak of Orange county, a county that lie kuew more of. In that county, coon after the war, crimes W caroe general, and to such au alarming extent that two men by the name of Watson were outlawed by the State gov ernment, Other crimes were Jeoimuit ted by parties who "layod" it on the Wataona. Smoke hodac were mhlted, sheep, hogs and cattle stolen; horse taken and carried away, and it was im possible for the civil law to reach them. Even if they were arrested the jail of the county could not hold them. The iyuqiathy on the outside wss always, with those, incarcerated, aud evil-doers got out and went uuwhipt of justice. Upon thn heels of thi, emjxearie filled tlie county and -ttabilsJied orders, by what ' tmniu "he ' kuew itotbut they taught the lilaoks to rise ifp mni inas Mm h whites and many other acts of )awlesMj)c,a ju the vocabulary of crime. He would'nt aay these or'dor were hunt or had anyconn'eetioii with the Union League, but he knew that such orders existed, the leaders of which taught the members hatred and ani mosity to the white ra-e. He also kuew that while thescydisorders were going on all over the county, that armed uegro sentinels were placed' on the strwts of llillaboro', jierson were thivateiied with their lives, and the greatest fear aud alarm ervaded the whoUt community. It was at this time that 4 ' ttt ttned Confcdeiwfu soldier Hiigprsted the idea of what was after wards acted upon, viz; the organisation in that town of 200 minute nun, organ ized expreesly-for mutual protect iou and the protection of property. This was the commencement of organiza tions ia Orange county, .and thus it extended till it became a powerful and effective organization. Tinidly the or ganisation took the aggressive aud did commit offenses through malice. Tlie, order in his oounty wa numerous aud embraced the wry best men in the county. , , i 1 1 i ; , . The speaker then spoke of Caswell, paxiujc big a Lnlut- to the rlMravtrr, anl juat rrntatHHi el t)u M oonitv, rvfciruig l btr Yaurrv, Satiitttonrw, t iuun, Anil Krm, o4 Um nroi4 1 iwuMtum thrr hJ M1 in tin i iwm j Idv. A1o to the ofuukvtt txiTVMKtl ! 1 Ju.!" of th SujrnHr Court, wbo ' had tra&aartrd buainm is th ponulr, i thai it tu th rnont pevllr and writ otlr.t coast it) Um Wat. - Hi4. when reconttroctioa rame, tb. a it a , attempt ST P""w wd romiry Oowa th dua. ' The OrU Senator thev sent here, to All tlie position of IVsUord Brown, waa a known thief, who had Wa convicted a uch by the law of hi country. Thi aanie man, it wa known, adsiaed colored men to hnrw baaia t whit men, and was foreiuiat tuUtlwi roniUt'U hctweeu th. w bite liiacAa. .'Chit mait tu murdered, it is true, . but he had tlm ipiuiun of both white ahJ blanks that hi fate was merited. Tl srawker agvn 1 rcerred to the divM-der in hi owu county, Orange, the mnrder of the negro man Jeff, who burned the lirn of three of th let ritireuaJ Ormsr county, ud at th negro mau that threitened aud at-U-nipUid th foul crime of raisi ou the person of a highly respectable rnimg tadv of that county, the daughter uf a tone aUhiw, ire. Then wurilera wre codjuaitted by tsrrsoua front ad joiniuc countie, bnt they were com mitted, and Umparfte well descrvetl the fkt they met. irTe said, as far he could learn' and as far as he kuew, that all organisation had becureiaed under imilat circumstance aa tho in Orange, aud now we are coldly told here by memlMr of th opMitioH that writ erimoa aa A lunatW h jnt caiCM- for pliuinlnuciit, ire. Tlie ftp aker, after refrrriag t the Kirk wr, the airiMt o( OJ. BiiiKhsiu, and hi" iuiuiiliate r h ae or mrthm livOov. Ilohlen, and stating tlmt (tov. lioldcu, bcfoiw the Kirk war, had c reMcd hi deir to proclaim the aame irloii, now adkrd for iu thia I all, he closed with an earnest aiiil for the immediate pagc of the lull. Mr. Urandy offen d a aiiMitutc for the preamble of tho bill, whirh wa, in ubstauce, that a mcmlicr of the various organiMtioiia, of which meni Wr of the Deiuoerstie pi1y beloiiRed to, hul committal crime,' ac.'Jtc., and pMcecdeil at some length to ad vocate his substitute. He laid tlutl the original purpose of thd Xu-KhixKhja' 'mm. t 4laf. t the recoUHtructiou acts of ('ongrcss ami to prevent a faithful execution of tho law of the United State. He was sorry that sued organizations were counte nanced by leading meu of the IVmo cratic prty, who stood back iu the dark and hearkened on the young and niiaguided men who ierformcd the daroualdo r diicds of crime, Their Iradets ware afraid ta omo oiit end show tliemselvea, but were satMted to urge others on, that tliey might not have tlie resismaibility to shoulder. It wa not his desire to wreak vengeance, ou the perpetrator of these crimes ; that helougttl to the Almighty, He would be glad to have- the power to bring out tlie leaders, that they may be puniahed iwdead of the misguided men who olieyed; thctr intrnctiou. ' He oa'ar4 iha- auliatituU lit gxl faith. (Question, by Mr. Worth. Will you aupjairt the bill if your aubatitute I adopted ? Mr. O . No air !) He offered the aubatitute iu order that the leaders in this measure might go on record. Why not ask the aame pardon fut Vastus. Ild Fellow and other Socletie a they did for the Kn-Klux-Klan ? Ho wa surprised to bear the Senator from Orange aay that both white ami black said Steven had re ceived a just fate suprised that high toned, honorable gentlemen shonhl palliate the crime of these midnight marauders and assassiu. He was o poscd to the bill. The blood of Out law and Steven rise from the ground and appeal to. his party tu go against it. The infaut children and widows of these men apjieal to the party also men who had lieeti whipped for opin ion sake, Ac, Ac. He waa for pardon aad amnesty, and would nay liare that if the mnrderers of flteveus and Out law were wtretrd ont ha would slgu his nani asking forexemtttTenk'niency, 1 he aocaker concluded with a strong npjieai to the Republicau memlicrs to stand firm in their tpoition to the Mil, A(V .11 .;' Mr. Worth dixired to submit a few remarks in regard to the bill. He was In favor of its immediate passage. The other side of the Hoiiso seems to have so abnndsnc of merer fa tlif ir preain We, hut blood ad flmmlsr in their s)eei lies. Tho Senatr from Besiifort, in hi remsrks yesterday, IihcI occasion to say that the change made in the pro sent (icnersl Assuihly from a Repub lican majority toalcmocratic majority was canned by the Ku-KIiU KIhu. Just here hJ was 'mtiudod of wrioux religious sneisUitc. X eortnln inyjecher, w ho had charge of a church iu a certain cnunty, had tried in vain toiirevail om the aous of a pioi old brother of his diMJ-cb to hira front their wicked way. The boys, several in number, were no torionsiy wicked, and he never failed to call on them whn he came on his round to tlie church. - Going one tiny to the abode of the young men, he found one on his k life's praying Voutly and called unojithnuuniiiwtopriiy for him. The minister asked a brother of the young mau so. deeply affected, why the andden change iu hi brother ? The brother replied (bat a rattlcMiake had bitten him. The preacher knelt dosri) wad cormnenMd hi prayer with a snp pKoation, for 'ipqift ratHc-snakes." Nt.W,Jis gitl4 y if the Ku-Klux gave ua the majority and defeated the Jbieptiblipsn party in, 1S7IL luu would, like the old preaolM-r;-pray for more Ku-Klux. He was uliw illing to lose so much time csuisidoring this hill; it waa evident that the opposition intended to mitke a party measure of if; then let as stand togotlief aud tske it a parly laeaeuruiiMwlle was readjji then ami there to vote for tho bill. Mr. Dunham followed in favor of the bill. He was surprised to see that a measure, so important to tho geflcral interests of the whole State should be i made strictly lsrtixnn,.and was more over surprised at some of thd senti, ment of member of the opjiositioii, The Senator from Pasquotank says that he is in favor of punishing tho leaders and pardoniffg the young and misguided, and whenever we 'give him an opportunity to Tote njpon,- bill granting amueaty to all, he refuses, lie forgets that it is better that ninety, and nine guilty men should go un punished than that on innocent per son should suffer. The objection of th Republican members, as they say. iathataportionof tho name mentioned in the bill are loyal, and the others disloyal. He" ujrulrU)flk to say i . ' . . 'i i ' mi that there in a.4 a line iu the proj el lull tlmt impute crime to any nrniu - aation. It doe at aay enwe liavt , ixv eotumiueti iy meiuuer oi etmer or gauiut i hi. It simply Munie the tMiMibiUtv tliat crime were committed aud prvsved t give pardon. H OTTA -advocated the bill, not )ccue of it. V wiriif i:w benrrtt to on rtv or the other, but ' 10 forth patdof the whole people. ! Fortv thouuihl lueu were id t W ! memWrofthiorrmiutu4i-n.4ou,4 tWrepid mn, but active, tde bodieil ! young wen, (He very lw and sinew ttt out State. They ak whether we ' hall ptoseeutc them to the bitter end, prison, or rrant tnm prlon ? fie would ask H.'uators If we were in a rootkition tn drive from mr Istrder ttl.lMI aa J Th bdl ha a wider ie tlun this: if lhce iiroKCintions re to eoutiuue it will rmbrao 4l,00n instead of 40,lSKt; th wive, ehildreu, father. am4her, brother and siter of the 40,000 w ill all fe. the effect of j the punishment a well as thone imaie-; tliati4v intereste.1. He would ak iu i the uauie of (.i.kI aud mercy, to grant Uo insn oi uineiy to (lie women ml children of North t'aroliu. for they were vrtiiilj wore interested tka any one elw. Twit year have now paed sukv ce ud traniUihty has been restored. The Repnhliiwn pry hitld undisputed away in the. Hut Oovcmiucut. Ther art tliat' law nd order i rltml, sud he was glad to know and believe it wa. Then why eek thi rvwuge wpou H.e miwnided youths f our State? Why do tliey wish to sec the yuuna: toe of our State rroMiug lie yond the lirler,hy every trin;that leave th State, tleeiiig for safety from their wnjut acnser? Thry aduiit that they ale political offences 'and et drfiir to wagcthi war, he might mv of externiiiintion, merely to get at the leader a they iiav, behind the throne. . Mr. Dunham proceedi-d briefly to! state the isnikcs that h to theM organ- j tMtions, dwelling iiarticularly ou (lis change iu the .Indicia! avstcm of the State , i nd in eiaaJiSMloii .V,.,I after destrribiug the ccni of Cavalry, if Christ could aav, " Father, forctie them, they know not w hat the v do, why ahoulil til lU'uhlicHii pally le ' J ' crve in vilr procccunoii 01 theki blind and misguided young mm, as tjiey tcrni tbrm - . I n Ike vowtrwa ,Vr. W rich n am ml- meut, aiut the paomMt of the bill ou it ocond trading, tlie yeus and nav wereesjled aim Imtn pase( a n ict party vote, " After piwrang tt second reading, on motion the further conxidcration of the bill was MstMi)iei unlit to-mnrrow st 1 1 o'cinek . . IIDCSi: '01' REPRESENT A TIY IX Monpav, Jan. 'J7. On motion of Mr. Craig, the rules w ere iinqK uded and the Senate resolu tion akiug the joint arlci't omiiiittee in reganl to the Weatern North Cain Una Railroad to report by bill or oth crwise, what stejai can lie taken to pro tect thn State' juteroat in that road, was taken up and adopted. The Senate bill to amend (he act to incorporate the Wilmingtou Mutual Life Insursiice Cuinpsny, wa taken up and mssed its several readings. The Senate bill to amend the act hi incorporate the town of Mount Olive. Wayne county, waa taken up aud passed ita several readings'. . The Senate bill in relation to depo sitions was taken up and pasHvd its several reading. Seuat bill to amend uhapter 1H5, law of ISt'A 'fi'J, ciaieeruiug'townshiMi, waa taken up aud passed its severs! readings. A message wa received from the Senate transmitting amendment to the bill for th relief of Sheriff and Tax Collectors. ; On motion of Mr. Rhodes the ameudinent were concurred in, The bill to allow the Commissioner of Columbus county to levyaspeciul tax, was taken np on it third reading aud iHiwd by a vote of 01 yeaa to (hi nava. . a mjjfcajjma--. The wife of Porter, the msii who murdenil hi two children in Ohio, short time since, has commenced suits galut parties for furnishing her bus bnnd with liquor, clsiming dsmsges ill the sum of ,),I)(H). SPECIAL. fif 4 hrbrmk's Pnlmonlc h;ra), nVj. Si4- oliioe h Mahiwik f ill -Then nr Iktmljr lMlcint- ikat will ear f itlmmuv OMtaneusn. Or. cLru.k tiik- i ri..lm iwacii r iklrlv trim ri "1? aJlLL-1'11'11111'' long. l knout lot Mn.f llftTTr mprlr lake. Hill rur enkt hmiMi.in, Ho Muralrak Pi' cImhimi I lift hvrr aVliiii b ; liw Stnwx.1 'I'mleilMnlfra lea tool, Miimilalea iImi coatim uf UM'aioMark aH'l a1 jnjMni ko Filnuniv T'un riia ni IS mall anil naliirn Ikroita II all wllhaiO anr atrlkN. Prfrl aa.l ftr aala kv .1. II. a A Mtm, N, F. rnrmr Sl.lk ami Arrli Mi.. PlillaiMi'liis, aiel hr riingln ami ileal. a K.-ncrHltv. M, ''. ON aMARRIAGK. Ilaajr tt'llrl ftr Vanaf Hew rrnnt iliartli-, ii..ii fjrrora awl SI"i- ih railr hla. aiiibil l I'M'.! ril. Imr-iliRirnta IuXhiiI.i- triwiir. Kaw uwlb-HliU I teat mi-lil ?ii awl rmiaikabla rrmnlira, llmita anil t lrrnlm. eat Irra, In wali'il rtorlniiaa, Aililrra-, HOWAKII ASSiilWATIO. No. t Hnuih SiiiIIiSI.. I'lul.ilrlt'l ia I'a ,-Tia In-Olii-tsm having a lilsh rapnlatlon for hnnoranla romliii-tatiil ihiteakional .hill. HfP S, 371 SAn :iiii"i li CAUTION! lMm",w': woim i:sti:rsiiirf. x.ute bitiriM a eaMiM"l to arniil the niimiTom t'liiiiewratu ami ltnitati.iiii1tf?iMl tta ,Ha . JOHN M'M'ilVr ill, New tik, AH lr lii I'yilftt Mat . t r. i:s . .ii a iiA I CjikMK II Alii If YK Thianrrh Hair lTa latha hal la tha onrln. Pat lartlr HarntlrM. Kelialila anil ' Inalantani- nan. K'iitifrtltttitit. No rtMjii'iilnHa Tinti' r t'tiilraanl iair. 'I'M wnniM' W. A. flau k-! lot'a llilr lira .rmliin laMKHUTKM' a aiiinulM mark or Naliiral Hrown. ISwa not Mtaln tha Skin, hut Iran' ihr Hair lllran, Kolt imI rt'aiililtil. Tbf onlr aala aint rrli-i-t lljra, Knb.br 111 Oraff lata. Factory W Homl Htraat, haw tork. ,1 ' anrll . m ' 1 , ln-.IJl.wl 1TEW ADVXRTI3IMINTS. f have t kn ninmln Mr. Vmi' lrMrlr. (ul- lery, on M okrlatrrtt, and am now irrparn1 t tarry w tka h Haitian ol mv (wnl'a.sion' in all tin rarlona l.tam liea. .1 U. 1 tlt.HMAN. -. tatutlat, ' S-lwh Ian 4S Men's Calf Boots, Boys' Calf Boots, -AT- ".o.:a.-vpqice; EXCnAXOlf bORNT-tl. jr tit HXW ASY1ZTISXX1IT1 , - Ki Ctgd Cut! WM ''"-' JTfll----- iiuscovacio iioiasses, K. i4,M..,t, johs Pir.m r. a.ri 'ma H4TAM. rr ! tr tow tm Wt)RTH i WORTH s tw Ja r Hams ! Hams ! Hams! B4 VMtW lanla INroKl, VKOtC I O. : ttmt t lk t4 , ' SUGAR-CURED HAMS, ' 1 t r.'.h niiv.tj ft na ilw nm. I I LL STt X'K Ol vt.WAYS OT HIXD. ii Rail Road Line. YAtn Dhislou : u Schctlulc I87a O0INO WESTt, 1873, Ttio. , ', ' '. " .. Ai.i-iiirg. , t".,.. i enva t essc j i ' II IS 1 IT ! I.UtS. i r a tiflh I a uiJii,-'(';' I Rmknnlum' . I Uiwiile.t GOING EAST- MlLk . Rrtliui4uM... " l.a.ti lii.ui g . . " IUr4, . l.lkrllnHi ,. t l.Krtl..Ul . Amu .1 IVllranil'Hi i w t a rMM I M m r a !, il Wf 1 1 lnf filtf tutfr rtiwrwrte . rtsiliomt SnM 'Sij l, Wilmllii U (.'kHtUHU, Hll Slu. ' 5 fraliu ta Sawlao r Ittirwi islalit Ctrinrnrrrkifc(f frl. SihtUI I riti(r'tuit Tisns raw trwulf !.,. . -- - -- iVW-- m Wfslrri DiUsiiiB., m irin I risniH rssiaar. i,mnMntiMi, , . I IMIliM AitlTH oi HuSalu...! I fiWAH UKTl'HKIXii. !. ftiiftalo,...,, " l.hM'olliUii, Arilv M lwlullif JlC 4 " I v. g. JiiHxsos, a. u rttRuoMT, AaatfUM VvW . - . , SilwrlulcwiMiU is ; itt-u City Ticket Office , - . .;, .f o rsbiasryKk, lwUlMa,tay aiti Ma, lth ml orMl, Cttw I'd kst ome, wkrrs , : . ,. Railroad Tickets raw he Mlt a4 katat vke kM t tf irl Hi raiislrr. ' ' " .- Rwwlpli (In himI b(pi ramtil in, r Ink ftm,iiy prl'rthIU. J atar aatl ricoaf rj I l-l North Carolina Lift, to'aice Jpij. Tka B'o4l Diraitiira hlir aulhurliml nb aevkyikHia, MaUaalia.1 aanrant, lor Innraaaisc IhaCaj.lial at rk or iln l.'anpariy a Ibc vu: l I'll ir i-hi at auliarrlklaa. ba f.al.l In ra.k al llio Una Pirurs prr rant ra t.r paUl Ih ruk wllbla Hi irl j lat lkraanr . The p aiainiiif air, lily wr ffnt tn hrnu viilcil rur kv a imier mita wy abla to lli tnrj.irallua, aarurrd kr awy'vatec ra g,. taaa.isliv (ixal jMraimal mwlry, aV elli. r. wim', to (lie iitiarilu l ilia Moaril ir Klrrct ora, iiibd to awwment at rni.r. i th ehiirlpr. , , , AiivtuWrlUff my tiara tlif (rlil)r at' jiayliif tha wliole or anv irt 1.1 HiaMiwir rrnl hi ra.h, Inataail o aiTinji vlo a alv. Hwikarakri.Ui irostfy aon much or ita UauVM.r I In- Cfl v n.l at l ha attlrr of Iba t'uiaixar. Alan, at tka llrautthM'iiril.i' ! Hank ol Sw ltanvr at lloblalMirii' ami Tar- , an at Ilia raisttraiiK Nallnna4 Bank. MiM'khunlai am awliilad to InlrrrO at tlif rata t per am wr aiiaum oa thalr raah armrnta-. aibllllon to wlnrh one Slih o( tba nrt prtSU in tka Ijownutr, la lornnlani with tka rkartar, will h ilintnhnlnl ami paHt inr.aah la il,a hoklrraol Ih CaaOai Nlork I pnifM.rtinn tollia aunihar ( iharra ln-l hf ihem rranrflfih remalnltif rour-Sttlia ol anck ual artilia tln( airlilcd srioii Ih Klli!T holilaia so th mill ual ilak. , . A a Ihr mar Muck will ba only lor llwHa.l anioant, ami aillia l aana wnr baa alrrailr ai,.i .M.rirflw lMh.& w. i.B.to-.s i..ll! I nn-l.ira hart no kral latfos fti rrcomLiT'Sillai a ilr.lrable iTcinif nt. A..I.rttOriHKT r.r. i ret , , II. W, II.LI4MS, CainaiMIr Wlliulnal.Ni, N. lcT I. :'4-tf tft rarni Unncoe oml lfnlno t ui iu uvimuii uwi siuiun - jr'v 1 for Sale .1 - - Ti,ii1t,r.n - , .- ' ; 1 II III I Y I I") HKAO of tnl fatm HorMw : ' ' i V ( ' '.1 'ttf , j iV SMt Jlsli-'Jmt :irrtrtd JaitaSitti kr, ami - . i A . 7 for mle l,lW by SODTIIKKI.AMI 8TKAOAU,. H ft j v : , . " jEKnj. T3 oitsK nLANKRTS. . UP KORKU H orn siata, Harneaa, Haihllea, I Trunk., Leather Trarellnf Biiir. ; Sxbllo Blanket, Brhltoo, . : I k ' Marlltifalee, Curry Coaib, , I f .....i.. a...k i i.i... a a Hotm Hraahos, Fralhar Uoatera. t , .....,., .,.. v , ai . j i ' ' n ' ' ' J. TOPMAM ea (X)'H, , , ratontPtowlanBet.!f;i'. wuauywtaa, r. c, ctt . a " i ass fUIlOKLLHOUlsB,, r r J. B. VAT,nV aowrate , frnen tklodaU tliaraoia ful )runrt Board. f luac 4, tM, aud it SS par oa, ici-w.huf , . i i !" ojiu roonro. ianf kosrdart s mw wk. , ... Mtalrt' , IIW ABV12TI1ZYI1TS. ' PROVISIONS I )QQ bosm D. a, Rinr.-i. .Offj ""I't BAtOSi SIDJ i . . .... i , tQQafi.Mra poaa, t r:ili wttum a Mcneaisox. i n ' FLOUR! FLOUR" 1 OQQ,,"M -t !. wit. i.taut uvRciuaoN osc U B. F. CROSUHD. GROCER AND Commission Merchant, SAT.TTNl.K'.C. T JTjfrr' "t. w;Tt.'ir, Tall.m. I. it. I tl, i W, M.VaVf, u4r Vnt N.til lUOj Waal M Cw.Biift, Urmr bnn, S.V- 4 JSJH VCRN-CORN W KITH I'OHS, r4Miiv J' w', Wl MAM1 MCKCBISON. 1873. FURNITURE 1873. . THE PEOPLE DF THE CAS0U8AS Muhviknair lk lr(a Fl'HNI-' TIHK AMI.OARrKI'. WaHKItoiaS I Ik Cumitrjr. Tki'V a avlarl, la raH, ruai iirtli troat atneka iar inmt In th Mat, :- TlMitralgai fu.lt new su4 auitwm, ami latll Ui alhe ta f mlu mit Stork an Prli-aa llbrr iircbiliy. D. A. S1HTH & CO., PROMT STREET. Ja tr-h 0100.000 1 rpim piBRcTout nr. this Vue de L'Eau Co.,, Ilsvlnf. tot iivoiii alrraljraln In lhulille, ' ilimaU H jiltrkiua hi M(in thtir In M ol Una u.'W soil ih'llglitrnl ?SEA.-BIIB BESORT, th 4avat4 ksk aanaanr I namln tkaithal'4iHittwMttk t'Bipa, without tail, oa nrmsTHY, FF.wirARV 20, w . ,.. , ., . , IN TIIK .. , ..... . Oiicra House, Norfolk, Ya., mivin Ilia rulkwlii aM-tMNCKKT lf. 1 , asi(ititlti(f to i(X),tmt IMILLAPaS, III kc.UalrlbnWil bv tot t th ko!.)r al tta. I Gilt ia 0 rollback. of 1 (illtal4tn-riihrka,I.Mrai'k.,.. t.V .l.nnn .V.taal lll.MXi SO Oirta In Ureonlisrka, at ''Kt (ark, . t.oaiitll'ullv hicatril C'nttago Ixttn, 'Oiv Hi ." l by t.al toot, at Via iU) l.'Kiei, Tulurit atam anck , 'jaSofhrr timaatOnHv lorataol IXIagi' lAia.tVliy liwio-'t, at Vuil l.'Ciiu, vsliMNtat ja each.... km Oirta H tlrxnkil., al tliataach,. luuua 4li Uirta, aalwil at. ., hi,to '20,000 'lTCKETSOXLT 3 EACH. 'I hi-ili.lilhall.iii ol' OIFT will take filar SamirtlatrlT aflMr I ha laticit. aw the raat aiaga ol Hie Ojr Hvukp, ami In fall lwr of thi aiiillanrr, trniler tha ttnmfiltat annorrialnn ol tha Prrw.lMil ami lllia.liir.of tba VUS) OB I, r IM VM I' A N V , ami Ih roiluwiiwj tfwiin. (iilahrtl amiilaniaii, who lift klmlly enaiuil to l irrat)iilaii4 a that I In (lit are proper ly siKtrihoii il aa ilTrtiaa.I: , Hon. John It, l.urllon . llaror f Norfolk. Hon. A. It. Wntra, Mayor nf Porramoutli. Hon. .1, B. tVbit"bea.l.n-tinfiri.4 orl'(i!k. I.'ol. Walter H.Tavlar, ofNorlolk. faa. tg. llollaaay, ., of pjM.inoulh. Shottht t.itfifkah not alt anhl when th 1 Conrcitriumaeoll. the m-'iil. will be illMrib ' ii hl In proiiorih.n In the namlxr nlil. - CHrrency IMi'ta will be mWI In CASH, at oar hanking tuttiM' In Ilie City of Sormlk, oa pre. t nentatinM t'lhtlckt-i witiMod. thereto, with J out ilii-onut. for further MU(lca!ia anil lor T tiifctti nnnlv to fli nmlemlaneil. who al.iuo are aalkoiuuil to apiwuit ati'aoi tor the UK1 of. I . 'I'Im wileraljufl. ltirnetara n Ibo Vne rla i in -i'i. fl.'Kau tminv, HcttL'e theaiaelvea toth nl iw mat tar onovr ..mini miiii inicwrr; auaii tBk pliic on TMl'lttjUAY. KKBKDAaV ji), w, a. anwmnre.l in almr t-nr.1, on Ih baaia f tin utinioak atirertlMtnottt tot ttl-lrlliutioii of niita. vVaj. liUH( ' R. . Nar.ia'v, M. Pana. . K.M.Omo. . r ni. ay.OiiM'S, ' : S. Bt-asc, V. I. tiailUkk. ( ... Wy.ll, WUITK, W l.'trt.. ' ' ' E. . t,nniiT.. . All onlera liir tin- prchi-of; (U letuwllt KKef f wjlh pr.iat.pt atb iitwu. , ,i , , iri:Ktrsa.f)Nt;o., ' ' , financial AgrnUV'ne ile J.'aTau CiimimuT, U"d iv tfi onfOLK,VA. , j r Atfant tor th Ml of UckeH la Wiltnlnt ,f":-'.w. (vtuiKKv, ; ; 'istli.tn .-r pa' of r Tisu $TSET, f, ui Quwslite CitV .HalL jn .1, . . , IIC i l , ,.i IJew Goods., Fatnny rlonr. out Mel Bnttrr, , Brraklet Barou, ' PahM Market gMf, Baon", N.U. Hatw. hanked Tongue, Samkeil heel. No. 1M atkerel. ..Ih-t rei-eiVf d fid ananrpaneea In quality at jhffalVr' ! ,AM f.S 1. SIBTTS, i Market Street, sa ' ' '' 4 1-li klto Top i AND in 'I a a . n r 'y"V'-.i'"--!i N W 5 Raltimorp and Wili::lnzto:i SEMl-WCZXLY STEA1ISHTP IHiE! ninui or ra rtavt la rraa.waair IV J rtI.ETw.-....Capt,D.J. PRfrw. irt'tLi.K. ct. . a. Bsrr. VSJItA AlLIaaV..lP- U U caUJS. Wilt hmator it (Vota SAXTTMORX arr TrSIAT aa.1 rHAT. a,l frota WII. HIN'aTyMorory WlKSIAl 4 A T. I RUAV, Ma.-tinf a Wuminfoa 'U th WUaiiaatnai. Ciaa Aafaeu. tamp t a tlm, aa.1 Ik Wilauiiitoa ttvH. a aathonof ku.lroaOa. AieeUiaaarerai Uaa of atroajaai faywatUla, , UlvlanThr-Mtk Bill a'LavaU; t all po-ata ht Kayih 4 taatlt Carotin, Itrorfi ajbl AUbaata, Connecting at Dattlmor with th ajaltlnMr Ohh n4 th Kntihtta Central Rainvada tar all point la Ih Want ao4 tkorth.WoM.nn4 wok Stnuauara aa kUUraala n RdNtna, M.-w Turk n-l rkilaOolnhla. i t o llvihl (nMBta apply a A.D. t AtALI. Afant, . W iinuagton. H.C. AkiPltr.WJtca.Ahv humidor. T01UULAKQ S ITEAwSWir UU TO j kr w Ton:. BAILlau TTUkilATa AJIB rUNT rK IKW TOKK.ajTDWBsaiCS HATS AJTB aATTUATa rUOM WILWIHTt.W. t atm a sob oklt owB-rorttTH r c v rtlRtiVUU COSSICTI05S WTTH ALL BAiijuuna utADtna Oct or wamsoTOji. SST K liaanrnmra taJkon. Inr frxiabl apple to -aUt.Hr BROTHXU, Aawnta. atarta - m RAIL ROADS. Wilmington and Weldor Railroad Componj. Went o tsasaAl graaMtaaaaaft 1 WUlntM,V.fA,-rst,tTt.( CUAKUE OF SCUEDUIX. Ou u4 artof Monday, Ja Klh, Paawaftr Train on th W. W. BaJlraaA 1U ra aa lollov! , MAIL TaVAIK. : '' . U CahM IMnot aallf (loaiUrS aaaapted) at ., lit A.M. Srrlrant (loiiUboro al till p, M. korky Mount a S.II P. M. WaUlnnal SUD P.M. Lnv wliaiinilj(aUyaaopb ill i.... 15A.M. 4iTle at Korky Mount., tloluaWoat... Union IMnot.. .11 W A. M. . 1 II P.M. . SJ P, M. XPRRBl train. Lt rnleu depot, dally, at Arrlrn tloiilaboro al..... Kooky MouiAnt Waklo a Lena Waldo, dally, at. .140 P. M. , I.WA.M. . 4J A. M. . aw a. hi. nor. m rriv at llo.'ky Moanl nl tMP.M x llokiahera at., ....,...., ..IOjMI P. hi t'nw iMtattat I.II1.M Mall Train nukaaelaa owotloB at Wal ion far all pointe North via Bay Lin and A r- nl i)rak ronton. - nV Kaurani Train fionnects only wlthAconi Craek runt. Pull ' VnJai Bla Ihb t arn on tklal rnlia. jgrn tTralght Trnlaa will hue WllailBtto Weekly nl iw A. M . ami nrrlr at l.v . M. KaCM Prl(lit Trnlna will hram daily aatri axoeptU) ai I A. M. and arrUa at 11 jomm r.utvrMR, Unnoroi pt, a , iioVaj w , - ' ' K.UALSUPRlNT)tlT OPP1CK v Viltnlngrton,' Colnmbla AND Augusta Railroad Co Wiiaiacro, N. O., Ooi tth, Uil. CHANGE OF BCHEDULE. Th following Scfieilula will r tnt affect I IKA, St., Monday, Tth tiuUut. ' DAT EXPRESS TBA1M, (Dil. Lear Wllmlntarv. I KS A. tt. Arrlra nt KWronra.., , t.M A. M. " " Coliiiubln.. ...,.....,..... P. M i. . AuiitU.. 7.42 P. M. Ia Awftuu . SSSA. M. Ar.ire at l.)liiiubla,,...,,,,.,,,...ll.i1 A, M, " Plnranoa ., 4.10 P. M, ' Wnipliiilo.... ....HIJoP. W NIQHT EXPIthS!! ( Dally t, Sunday xeepte. lee w iinimgton Arrlra nt KVirenee...,,., t'JllBlll.,,.., " Aufimta.,...., ! AHiiiat. .......;, ' m Am A M P. i . ..,. A-40 A. I. A. Mt P. M: Arrlra nt Colnmbi.,, " Plureac vVilntlngto. 1 ..... . III P. M. 4 2.11 A, M IM0 A. M JAMKft ANDKKHON. Oenl SajwrmteiKient. oil XT Tni; , HAT STOKE ,4ju:tnw ta anTsi.a) i CAM 0ONl ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF HATS TUOSavH." VTEIGIIT. ..-.nn.. m ,4. .,,lli..l. y i Bacon, Lard, i . CUTTKR CREESK, A Dry Sltd and Smoked W eater 8b and gUea In Hb.la. ami Bote. S ii Ea. Cared Ham and Itrwakfaet Strr North Carolina Mngrouixl, City Mean Pork ; Honip Pm ... , Pur Lnnl In 'riereeaand Tuba; , Choi.- Table Rnttcr, , Lent Fotory Cheeea, jjf iits to evrr. ' For axle by . wavl '" '- - h- BRIGGS & BROTHERS FLORAL VOniC I fOB .lANI'AUT, ISTI, KQW Off. Inane.! aa a fjnttrtstly. T'BO trr rotmhera sent tonne aiiilre, by nvill. fur U t'enta. T he rtehont nnl moat ioetritctir IHiim? i ..ml Ie-cnptte I lorn tioKl ver t rinnrir pnttoos who ordered s t wr crt-ditrd with t even -. i - Vunrtertio tor 18i lle t r -- " thia rent will be emiitwl wti a . furl'xTa, Th Jnnnnrv nomiier fi le 40 i Ktmlag'Inii s.. i i-or-d l'letten. aaiioht for o" '. s1 s "Ileitet ilnleof onr ' "- wkw; tiUKjatknik)Mie t . i m. - hies. Ac, and tbelr eurtieao n ;. I p yaavkar nta formerly i'"'! d it ! Catalogue. You will miw. ;t it ' ' " briwaeeln Mriaao A I - TK . We elium?e fii'iii". -" lf 8ee!nd prleeaan.l r H4'alnatair I4ar - ,-. ittx- Mnt for Il I-" ''"-, ' hft - S"taa sud i wt , I i jani. "
The Daily Journal (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Jan. 29, 1873, edition 1
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