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wmmroToiT, it. a, feiday. jakuaby 31, 1S73.
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FMDAT. JAJTJ12T31, 1871
BY TELEGRAPH.
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A GIGANTIC ENTERPRISE
. J
THE MISSISSIPPI BIVEC.TO C
TVNXELER
THE MORREL AMENDMENT N
THE CLAIMS AWABDH. -
IT IS AGREED TlV
A CilMPOUND CATHARTIC;
( . SENATE t
hkAtK-Mr. West a aj.iwiuUnl U
nil Kellogf' Tmarr on Ivr
Com Baiter. - - - ..-'
Mr. Anthony iittrotluiNHt a lill in- j
corporatinK the MiiMipi auj Ohio :
Tmiiwl an4 Tnha Ompanr, with a
capital of l0.0fX0O to aUatruot
tunaJ tader tha ATiasianlj-pi aiul Ohjo
rirara, to l ueJ for rrtnuecting tie
railway catering ur their junction.
Amoug the iucorporatora named art?
Thoa. A. Scott and J. IL McCullougli,
nf Pennaylyauia ; J. ritrottt Murgau,
W. S. RoerraiM aol IL G. Marqiiand,
ol Nw Yort; A II BnrwadtN of
Rhoda LUand ; S. B. Cnrtin aud W. F.
f oalbangh, of Itlimi.
Aloaa o'clock tl couaidf ration of
tha bf inlativa appropriation bill waa
reaumrd. The pending queation waa
on theaielieaof Hj.rRuto rvxiiidvr
the vote, f hi tlta MorirJ V
utont amendment waa 'adopted pro
hibiting the payutent.ualesB by apecial
act of (Jongrcaa, of judgment of tha
Court of Claiiua to claimanta whoae
loyalty during the rt lx'llion haa not
Iwen invwA , , , . , ;
Mr. Triluil axunl fa favor ol tl
. motion to reooitaider, and 'againat the
amendment, which he aaid would
violaU the plighted faith of both the
Legklatire aud tha Executive lV)rt
menta of the GoTemnient.
Moaera. Morrill, of Veruiout, Ed
munds and Soott niade argiunenta nu
t he otlier aide. - - - ; -
The metfon to ronld waa agreed
to by a rot of jqa 20, nays 9f - .
Mr. Sterenon moved to lay the
amendment on tbe table, whicii
loat by a voto of yeaa 2 UJ 31.
Mr. Alcorn, of Miininitippi, offcnnl
an amandtueut to the aniembucnt at
tending the time for the preoentatiou
of claima twelve ii)ut)m from the paa
age of this act.
Mr. Conkliug moved to lay Mr. Al
corn's amendment on the table, which
waa agreed t by a vote of .12 to '2.
Ma. Akvrn mnvnl to tunend tlie
Morril amendment o a to make ij
apply ouly tn the clauu of 0. H. Luiuar
of Georgia.
Mr. ' Conlling moved to lay this
amendment on the table, which wit
agreed to.
After some dilatory motions on the
Itemoeratiu aide the Jlorrill amend
Went, unchanged, ax Hgrccil to l a
f ota of yean 11, naia tl.
Hoait Hill fearrhg frem
data penaioim to Southern ieople.
This rejieals the bill of 18i2, atriking
off all who ayuipatliized with the re-'
hellion. It given no back pay.
Jamea B. Stewart waa rx fore the
House today for oontempt. He made
an hour's speech. Variotis rinhi(iona
were oflVrcd that 1m be umfloetl in juil
aud bare only bread and water until
he purged, ., when he waa eom
m it ted to Uie cuatody of the Sergeaut-at-Artna
until purged.
The Speaker, in atldreneiDg Mr,
Btewart, nuked him whether he
now willing to apH'ar before the Ctm
mittee and ntake anxwef to the' tiis
' tiona, for the refnnal to anawer, which
he had been ordered into cuatody?
Mr. Btewart aaf J: Mr. Speaker and
House of Representative! 'diacluim
ny contempt of the authority of thi
House oc el Its Committee, t r'(eat
what I have stated Itefore the Cotu
raittee and the Houw, that I have fully
answered all qneationa eieept thoae
mitters that csnic tp my knowledge
olel from my relations m eounaol,
anal I respectfully protest agninat
being required to do no, and I decliue
to disclose anything confided to lite M
counsel . . - ,
Mt. Btewart waa then removed from
tlavGaU tBKstrtilytf Mt Ordwajt,
the Stttgecuit-at-Artua.' H: ' '
William D. Barnes, of South Caro-j"
linav ftinvictod of Ku-Kluxiog ami sen
tenced to jail, has been purdoued,
Tlw following nmniciitioni ' wrre
made by the Preaident to-day y H, t!..
Blocker, Collecttir of Internal Revenue I
fur the Third North Carolina; It. i'l
Kerr.'iiefiiawM of the Laud OfW al
Jackson,' Mis
OFFICTAL REPORT OF THE
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
IfatAKA, January30. Noon. Inthe
oflkial report of the fight in Cut the
Sponitth Iowa is two officers and eight
" men killed and thlHy-aeveu wouiiJed.
The Cuban loss ia thiity-seW killed ;
wotmdtd anlnown, , .
COTHAM.
:tweei ox thecreimt mi-
1 HTLIEE.
s
THE UVRli&T BIT YET HAD.,
Xrw Yofc. Januarv 9U. Xooa.
Mr. Tweed, trial rtsaJinjr th evulK"
f jr. tVlj-i lura h-Ior toe ITedit
. l toil, I iu Hot l'oagrMua ; a bad
' u thcr ur I am, they lav never e-
ruwxl gie of arlling RIV vote Stt-
KEMKKY.
EIAXTH)N
xnocbLEs
ItXXDED.
APPRE-
TROG1N AN1 MARSH ALS TO THE
FRONT.
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0XI'
R.VDICAL 1H)IX1F,
TEXT) OX IT.
THE L.TEHT.
1E-
ALL Ot'lET AT LEXISUTON.
v- THKMXJKOES TOTIXG.:
Lkxinoton, Kr., Jau. 30. Noou.
To-day, at the unaiciil lectioa, it ia
snid that the negroes will not be al
lowed tu voto uuca they have previ
ously paid their taxes aad that aaauly
all the tokTretl tetora have tendered
their taxes to the collector who refused
to receive them. A eompany of tlie
Sixtceuth United State Infantry was
seut there yesterday from Frankfort
for the purpoee of keepiug the peace.
General Munay maraial Of tie State,
ft expected, to arrive t litre to-(3T with
t number of deutie. "
Cinpiksaw, January 80 Night At
noon to-dj aQ was quiet at Lexing
ton, Xy. All the negroo who could
how a clear tax receipt were allowed
to vote. , A strong Republkwn vvto ia
being cast. Tho TMuiocrais. se f,
are fortr ahead. ' 1
THE 6UEAT ( OIJ).
HOW THE THERMOMETER
RANUES IN VARIOUH PLACES.
Bii.TUioi.r, Jsiaiaty ' etk Noon.
Tlie Ihemiomoter i four degrees be
hrw aero in this city this morning ; at
Frederick, Md., it is nineteen degrees
below zero; at Matuicheenk, it is thirty
four degree ticlow teeo. It is the
evident weather that has leen expe
rieueel in thirty year.
SIXTEEN FEET OF SNOW IN
t'TAH. v
FROZEN TO HEATH.
l'ORTY-TWO DEGREE BEU)W
ZERO IN NEW HAMISHI1!E.
Halt Likk, January IK). Night.
Snow ibifta are on the railroad sixteen
feet deep. It is the widest weather
ever knows here. Seven railroad hand
hnve iteriahed. Paaaengera are all safe,
Theie in tii feet of auow ou a l-vel in
CottoiiwiMil mining diatriot.
Nrw ions, Jaunarv 10 Niht.
PiHpatches from all pointa report iu-teiiM-lv
cold weather. At Syracuse the
thenaoBioter Mood 12 detei lieUw
rero ; at ilimrhauqiton, 3 degrees lx
low Aero : nt Poughkeepsie, 1!C degrees
IkU-w nr5 at RJiLncV-k, 9Jyiegrej
below itero ; at Vaasar College, 28 de
grees below ero; atltostofi, from zero
to C degrees below ; ut Ijincaiter, N.
H., 12 degrees below zero ; at Portia u'd,
Me., 11 degree, below aero ; at Bruns
wick, 27 degreea below zero ; at Con
oord, N. H., 2H degrees l-low rero ;
at Newport and tlaramoiit, 92 degreea
below zero at irilllK)M, 24 degrees
below zero.
All the steamer are detaim'dat Hell
Gate by fog. Ice fori in! rapidly in
the river ami bavs.
MIWELLANEOI'S.
N. Ori,kah, January S)t). Noon.
Mr. Hugh MeClosky ia dead, aged 08,
venr.
Nkw Yokk flan. 30. Soon. -Mer
Plielim, Dodge k Co, haye withdrawn
their oll'er to eoiirroiuise with the gov
eminent, and will allow (heir a to
go to the Court.
Wahhisotox, January 30 Xoon.-fV
Mr. Ingolla succeeds Mr. romcroy. a
Senator from KansM,
liKiti-it, January 30. Xigut. -Oar-lotta,
the widow of the late Emperor
Maximillian, of Mexico, is dead.
Madhiii, Jan. 30 Night. Id flie
defeat of the Carliats under Cur, of
Sunt Cruz, 47 were killed aiid over1
lOll.wouiided.. i f
vm. IfKi .-Ii4lt-?..ittH
lliieii rltjry ipfiifd Jt.I Lsfry
thaA 1et .paunft. ,-cept iha co it.itH:
tioiml projoct submitted to hiiw the
committee f thirty,
Chimtkr, Jau, :ift-Xight. The de
faulting Bank Teller, Martin, Lai been
sentenced to four-and-a-half years at
hard labor.
MontooMJKKY, An, Jau. 30 Nigh.
The Legislature has organized, with
a Republican majority in both House'.
The London Zoological Booiety has
conferred a ailver meihil on the Super.
maeaainwi of th OerdecMs, in reeog.
nition of hi aerriee in standing by at
the birth, and subsequently acting a
curse to the infant hipjopotmu.
fnm tk. IUIt..-k Stt Jrl.
LEGISLATURE CF NORTH
CAHQUXA.
SENATE. j
WuNt:ivT, Jan. 29,
rrrrvtO' am ktntoRUL.
fl Mr. Lnnr. a u-titioa ftout lit I
eitiicua of llkhuMNid eounl, praying t
lor iaa euactmeui w a uw u lrexu ,
nieyeeny gatnennaw anowu t
SeoWH Ii IS aaid comity. ; . .
BWHnwx r MiU
i Jatr. IlUUIHlirT. (Htl I, aalU IHC
pe;.pl .rf the but inwaoerUiiung tha v hr v j H,mH p HcHforJ.
title tn their land. Referred. 1
BrMr. Cnklger, abilltoiavratigatei Iter. Arch. lUker, of Feruaudiua,
the affaire of the Western lirltMU of I FU., has leu called to Cititre rtva
he Weetew North Crviui IUilrua.1. 1 bTVriaa.Chun, at Fhrl College,
Referred. ! Robeson euatr; . , , j -
Bitfca stuKNru.
Ou motHui of Mi. Gmlger; the biR
to inreetigatethe afl'aira of Uhi Weateru
lNriaion of the Wetra North Caitw
hoa hailrjd waa taken up aud l-d
its aevwral readuiga. ;
By Mr. Duuham. a bill to mrid the
IlefermV
Bv Mr. Elba, a lull to iuc4rport
the Florae Forxl Mauutactariug Com
pany. Referred.
HvMr. Allen, a bill to amend chap
ter m law of ltJ(Vf I. Referred.
By Mr. Alien, a resolution foe the
relief of the Wilmington t Weldon
Railroad. Referred. f
HltllAL oaita.
The Aatueety and Pardon act at
taken up on it tliird reading.
The vote was tlrat takeu ou thy
anicudmcut uf Mr. fievmeur, to stnk
out " Heroes of Anwrien, Umon
LeagnM, Red String, North Carolina
State trMp, and North Carotin!
Militia." laihd.
Mr. Ren'ai''ateadui-iit sharel tlie
aame fate. , - -
Mr. Warren offered an lunendment
to the amendment tu atrilw ant after
the word rape, the word burglary,
(rajxe and burglarv having keen
atneken from the bitl 1 and advocated
the same in a few brief aud well timed
remarks. - Be waa a volunteer in thia
matter, as he waa net iu fator of the
introduction of the bill in the Senate,
while he did not aprove of crime
aaid to have been committed by either
of .the organisation namud in the lull;
but a a representative of the ieople,
he eould uot withhold hi vote as an act
of mercy to 10,IK)0 people of th State.
He felt it as a deuianxt of the uooiile
on him, w heu he couacientioiuily lolt
aud'kuew that thuoe orpmixatiouswere
the neoeeaary reanlta nf war, as well a
the complete upheaval of aocietv caused
br the reexniatrnrtiuuaeta of Congrena.
Tui was the time to extund that Christ
ian virtue, charity, and he would allow
by hi vote hi willinguesa to spread
it mantle over pant offence. He said
tbe Republican to a luau had ahowu a
spirit uf antagonism tu tho bill that
they would never surrender, and he
saw no use in wasting time on it. He
was ready to rote on the bill, and he
hod hisameliihjM'nt would be adopted
with it
Mahaon and Eppea, colored, made
leugthy arjeechoa against tlie bill. .
Ou motion of Mr. A vera, the pni
on queation on the bill waa called tnd
sustained.
Those voting in th flirniative were :
I Yeaa Meaar Powell, Sixrtt. Staf
t lord, Todd, Troy, Waring, Welch and
Worth 8.
Those voting iu the negative were :
Naii Mcssra, Cowle,Cremer, Ellis,
of Catawlie, EpKa, (Irandr, Oudger,
Harri, Hilt, Holloway, Humphrer,
Ilviuan, Long, Mabaon, MeCale, Me
Cotter, Smith, Stiller and Walker- IH.
On motion of Mr. Waring, the vote
bv which the bill peaaed, waa reoon
anlered, and that motion laid on the
table. . . ,
House bill to repeal chapter Cff, laws
of 1871 aud 172, known as the deer
law, provided that the follow ing named
oonutiea arc deluded from the rori
ions of the act t Clay, Cherokee, Ban
dolph, Haywood, Gates, Jackson aud
Trausylvauia, was tnkea np ami
passed it third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wr.iWESKAT, Jan. 2..
By Mf. Badger, a resolution a.-khiK
S rejwrt from . the Seeretary aud
Treasurer of the University of North
Carotin, 'lief erred. - ir.-.i?."
By Mr. Rhodes, a bill ae(tiq(rnt4
tlie (ioldsboro Banking .V 1,'onti Asso
ciation. l!eferred.'-
By Mr. Whefhr, a bill in regard to
tta? Collection ef si'eial laves. l!c
f.nd.' ' '
Ou motion of Mr. Badger, Ilia rule
re Misjieuded and his r'-aolutiou iu
reference to thei University of North
Carolina, -a as taken up and adoptisl.
j .On motion of Mr. Vatwm, the rule
were suspended nd tho hill to im-or-',
)orate th Chspei Hill and Iron 'Moun
1 tain Railrond Comfxiny waa taken up
, and passed it several readings.
I The bill amendatory of the aehool
! law of lHTi eaaaetnp a tk nnflniabed
biiNineaa on w thin! roailinrf. ; Inn
debate f puifd lipo fhf almost Inau-
niernhla amaiuiuienla. nflprWL t K.
much apace w imfd be require d to re -
port the amendment snd debates
thereon, that we csnnot print them,
but the bill will be iWialiwl in frill
when perfected.)
Pending the consideration of the
Jlth aection. the matter passed over to
IIITJ HIHIHI llrriTJ tlll'l lJ
nnrlniahed business to-
come np w
A Terrlkle Dafh.
A most shocking Mvident oeetiried
in th- rolling mill of J. Painter A Son,
locatxil iu West Pittsburg, lt week.
It wss the duty of a boy named John
Welah, liefore he left the mill, to un
coil his roll, btyi being ifl a hurry, he
attrmpMd to do so beior the- ehne
1 tOptied, Hfa pant wete eanpht
m f)je luichiaerr, nil iu an uutant kp
was drawh tltr
1 tue roil foer ior
niot and filing out on the opptieite
icte a iifiiea m 01 nen ana none,
crushed aluioat flat. The apace through
which hi body pe4 w only iivff
inchi-a, aud it oho be taaily imngined
how fearfully ertwhed and tnabged it
must bare been, ine skull wa troken
like an eggshell; had. the UrHinsiaeat.
In Lonltrille atreet ears r fun by
steam, Tbe engine require a practical
engineer aid ia non-expkaiive jn it
oonetmction. It ia rjoisckswaiidsmoke
lew in Its work, and with sfeam pipe
running through the car, keeping it at
th required temperature, the psen..
gera can ait ana nae a comioruoiy as
though ther were on a flrst-elas .rail,
way coach. v .
STATE IfEWS.
Rnkijj-U h a pul'l' gTwiinvuUi.
Tb vliMI iMMMWt or rnnli
ad.
Amnhrrlx-ilUaut Hit tlirlutt'
IltHiae, ia HaUigk, to-ui.;ht.
uria-ntine tem lrut.Mu'.l nl
Wake aud JohntWu oaura a.
ruU.h Ur?t. , Uioh
taitthtd foravaaa l.aiej ,ar
t lighM with gaa ia.
l , W1W.,., lii.i. K.iA
. bhi i.. 1.. adi-ti .1 UM.L.t.. V
A uaa in CLarkAU baa cut off a toe
to rr clear uf a eurw a ad kaa aent the
aame, preacrrel iu ahvhol, to the local
pf the tbarmr. ; ,
yr. tWfj. Kiut h-a Wii ajuiOeU
npreaa arrent at l'hrhth to eeel
M; w jlul( m, ttis
On Monday the (kiteraor taued a
eouiuusaion for Mjr Wm. M. Rob
bina, of the Seveuth Ciwgreaaioiial
District, ai member t the t'ld Cort-
" ;V' -. '-r " .0 1
Newla ru must tic a lovrly place at
tlri u of th yer. The New beru
Time nan rail on tlie rihranthorr-tk-s
to eatabliah "life-viii;" atttion"
between lkrrv' 4mg store, and the
corner of Toliiak atreet. "
The Raleigh N Mil ; It i ru
loors d tliat Jiutge Toure, has iaaued
lieiM'h warrants for tlie arrest of a num
ber of prominent citiieiu of Caswell
cxwiuty ou suspicion of lieing connected
with the Stcnni munlcr.
Richard Battle, Esq., with his
mother, Mr. H. F. lUttle, and aiater,
Mia Claud Wv Battl. bti Rmky
Mount for lexa ou' Thursday uight
last. Tky will raak a )Hrmaart re
klence in the "Lone hilar State."
The rikeville tournament la to come
off on Thursday nAt, to conclude with
a eoimmUon ball iu the evening. Col.
J. T. Kennedy ha lieen ruvited to de
liver th charge to the Knights. W,
O, Bobbitt, Esq., is the Chief ManhaL
The Raleigh Heutiu"' says; The
IhsIv of Jolui Jlwc, ritiren of N"w
Hop townsln'j), whose mvateriou dls
apNarauce we aitieed a few davs agti,
has Ih-'u found in a swamp, 'i'he evi
dence is thnt the yormg ins 11 wss mur
dered. The Hillidtoro Recor.k r nay ; We
lesrn Uist Hi family f which Mn. it,
W. Bruce, of thi vxaity. U a iaeia
ber, has Ins n uotilbnl of the death of
a wealthy relntive in Englund, which
bring it iulo the poa saiou v' K hirgA
fort. ; ,
" The Goldalniisi' Meaaeiiger say! t )ur
friend, T. A. Granger, is not only a
aueeeaa us a "hofctliat,' but leads the
van of the farmers in this section. Hi
latest exploit i in tti tarulplm ft
whiclihe mado fully 1,010 buahrla to
site aer
The Robeaouiau say: Williatu S.
Friz7.cfl ha (Hen elected Mayor of
Fayetteville to fill the vtcanoy eanaed
by the resignation of John Redly, who
has entered upon hi duties aa State
Auditor. Mr. Chaa. Keunedr take
Mr. Frizreir jilace of Commissioner.
The Goldabxiro ' Mesai'nKer learn
that Wm. Durham and Wm. Barler
got into a fracas at Dunn's Shop, 10
milo west of Huiithnehl, on last Tile,
day evening, which reault(d tn Durham
iM'iug shot and killed Instantly by
Barlier. Tlie baU.r"""'! thnrtigh the
lMlomen. IiHrber made Ina eacupe,
The (sironer has mine to hold the in
quest.
The Wmtcalioru Argu avs: A new i
1 1... :! 1: ..- !:.!. - f
nn'iHnin isiimiiu):, iw irviKiik, J
eugrrs and r.fllee cenmniitlatioii, is
to lie ens-led at this point, fur tho W.,
C. R. It. R. It must Iw completed
at least one week beforo tho running
o( the trains here, which mav lawaiblT
Iw by the first of April, perhaji some
what Inter. Uul tlm olijoct I to get
the wari'honae completed as soon a
possible4. The work wtll he paM for,
iu cash, s it progresses.
The Weldon New ssys W ar
truly sorry to her that Dia. Garret
and Matthew foil ml it weeassary to
amputate the leg of Mr. W. T.
Williams, near l'.ingwood, a few day
go. Onr reader will reeolleet that
wc, a few issue backf reported that a
pair of horses had run away w ith Mr.
Williaais, not long sine, throwinghim
from the. wagon, oauaiug compound
fisctnraat tlm ukl joint Al Ut
ecouiit he was iu a rriliesl stale.
The lUk lgh .Era' says ; From our
correspondent this morning we are in
formed of the death lu that town on
Sunday night, the 2fth inst., f Mr.
Famiy Twte, w ife of J. K. P, Tate,
I W.'and daughter of Henry F. fU.iiJ,
I Alfo. on yesterday momirur, lr. r3atn
! nel Tate, one of the oldest and most
! worthy end nacful citizens of tlie place,
died iu.Morgauton Jr.nit thf ,fled of
paraibtie stroke 4hat )j dme
j fivwTeawaga- .- "ju. ,
1 , ... , , .
A1 U,,H.'ro.1ifrTJ"r' f
. M IA A. . "
i'r n wpri of it. twn, y : Ottr
eftW;t, lie at the foot of the Oceoniie-
ehec inoiintaina. In the stalwart
emi
nences of thi weHtfc they wonhl itot
draw iitteiitioiu but traveller from
thedAtd li vehv i4 the eitst thffrt tip
hii) eves in ndmiratlon of a grandeur
of eli'viititiiii to which he ia not ac
customed. Under such vkws, tins for
mer territorial Governor of North Car
olina ame im ta" HillsWo'. He hns
piuwx'd dowA 'Ui hintory a fluveruori
! traxieal txtiuioctiiiu w itli imr affaira.
irron, ami 1 i--niviiiii'r, - tn
j With Mn Estlier' Wake, the aia
j ter of hi w ife, he atwended whet, we
know as the "Third Mountain." and
she was so much struck with the;
hxautv of the lamktcaoe. ami the re-
seinliiance to familiar scenes in her old
i Irudi home, that alio exclaimed to her
guide, "Oh I how mneh this reminds me
of my old Hnisboro' home." "Then,
remarked tlie Governor, "I shallWirder
it to be called HilWxjro'," and the old
name' of Childslioro' wa ut one
dropped by imperial edict '
Tlie mggeduewi of the place ha no
connevtiou with the name, aud, a
Lord HillwliOWUKh wiu.Dide, Secre
tary of State for the colomeaia 1765,
twg years after the visit of Gov. Try on
to Hillsboro', hi. Bane, whiclj baa
1 ' - ' -
J Ixssn srirvte J it origin i out i'f
! pUee.
The MiHou ChisitiU-W : lUtil
i Lea, the uUeet tswVnsl nuut in the
) OHiutT, beittf ui Lis l'XH. jear,
ktlle.1 In tlit ooaaty while ft waa
bamiiis brush in w KvcKie.l auj
j soar tiw wni ntcit (AWl wiiU aa
ixe. They hTltx at liim nt! toU
i L:... a . ... . ..t .1. . . .. !... I
f ru u .11 .. . i'
: 1 f..1l .... I,,,.. I..... '.
n,. , ivvun
. iit.m. and was U yean oi l when
' Waalui.Rt.w gave lout hcl.4.-i
it); live with lam st Mt, Vrrnoa or tw '
w
wti sent to Rhhiuond aud put tut the!
block ud ws Uuight by a member of I
th Lea family in thia county, aud Iia !
reuumed in that family cvev'ainov.
t eUrest Wnt rli aa lih
Cadet Samuel Giblss colored, nun
of the Secretary of piutc of Florida,
withdrew from West Point on Moudav. i
fUm lteLos nt'iMuted eadi?. '
May ltT3. Iy a colored Coiigrauian f
front Fkrkla, aid th preliminary
examination, and entered the Aeduiy j
hi June. A fwrreapoudeut from :
Vt IViint tell tho reaaou of th I
ithdrawal no aav : "Tlie Jan-1
ary nsmiimUon, wltich ekel about 1
awsk aps and whkh pruveit death
to the military aapiratton of Calct
tiibbs are n-pceavuUsl t hv
beeu nniuually erer and esjrhiu
aud al-out tweuty of the. backward
young Dan went found, hh impLie
that they were deficient in niarka, and
failetl to paia an examination. Iu other
words, when a cadet ia 'fnaml,' he i
kt to the Academy, and return to
eivil lite." The taut oornsudiit
tateathat, while Uibtm was not mal
treated, be, with Smith, th other col
ored cadet, w a emnpletely iwtraeiwHl,
oeially, by the other cadet.
Th l 4 tNlM .
It is estimated that during the iutei
val lietwfvn th harvest 4 ln;i ami
1873, Englaii'l, in order to -feed her
pnpuktion, mtut lwr to forvigu ouu
trie 17.-.,(X1,000 for wheat, and
."i0,00,ij(i for com and other food.
11 iu ak'itatiou caused by tliia prospect
hasruiacil the queation whether so
much land shall remain uncultivated
in Englsnd fnr the preservation ef
game, aud ftr the maiutvuanee of parka
in tho linuda uf the 'nohililv aud giu
try.', The ismmiUteun aulTVage and rlen
tiotti of tha yinuajiYaiua comjtitiitioa
l convention are engaged iu hearing
argument from female orator why
tlm right of wuTrtir afcwnM Vf granteil
to the women of that State,
. i i i .
For tho eveiiinor cost 11 me. Issjts of
the iimi color aa the tires are the
moat sty lih, and many lmlitsi still wear
the lamia Ouieae heel, altliough Fash
ion haa long aineu "put her fisit 011 it,"
or rather eeaacd to do ao,"
A Cincinnati Invention consists of a
house telegraph, Every well-regulated
household' is expetid to have one at
the head of hislwtl, to summon errand
laiys, Hiliocmeu and fUt) engines, a
occasion reqnirea.'
SPECIAL
tf-'' Schenr k' Pnlmnnle Mrnp,
I' iiu 1 kt sr On' unly mtslli ln Hist will
esir PhIiikiiism t'oiiiMMiHlsm. Ilr. Hi l.i ni k
hw l.. la isuttnit Mtt' Ut r llilrt) yrn
ooiiiliuisUr noailalaa tuaa a4 kiivwt lilt
Mllh'iltoS, II IT'ip lU tllkrll, Olll I'urn cow.
nnuiiilun. HII Mandntk I'M' cfessx Ik
lircr aaal Moiasck ; hu Maswrol Tuaie illwolvM
li t lis-l, nimnll Ik omiik iH Hi staiaaek
ami aJ iliyratiuii lib f 'iIum.sm' yrui rlis.n
IU iiisiler, suit nsliir tlirwss It ill! slisiwt
HT rutrtWti. ftrimnsl shiI li.r lc lif J. H.
s si k A Nns. N, K. tswtirr Sioh sail Arr
., PttlU.lil'liii. siul hy ilt Mfmir suit iti'Si.
ttrrft'iMtrsltv,
ON aMARRIAGE.
Hat Relief for tana Mr Irmn
iliaclliK lmtl Brum sn4 Abima In rsrly m.
MsiiIiinhI ri'-ttsrili ltatrtiiniiM In Usrrly
r shi. M. Ni mh'OhhI wl UrNiatrsi. Nrw as.
rrnwtkshKi r.MstilU's, Ilislts -its C11rt1t.tr
actit trr, tu v l. . rtnrltilw,..
Al.r. llnW KI'AHim lAIION, Nn. 1
SoiiOi NntftiSI,. rii"Mi la ls ,-stt Is -lit 11-
litlll iMtiltJI Vttl'tltHt UH Iff )tVIMtiA
eisMittrt sti.i 1 run iinisl Aiil,
.l.- il.MAaSwuM'it
woitt iMi usiiuti: sai 1 1:
llitvii- is.itiotiiil l stui'l Itir hiim.fwio
IrtMimrrtnit ssil ImttBtirsi i.tttril ft ilt.
, .KU UVC.NH l'tlS, Nr lrk,
li. Ii tlid I llllol Nll
lelftK.'! . ilek
B3:
l;.AH IIKl.tlll N MAIH IM K
I hi siiimI lltflr llrs si Ins h-l is III if Ul.
fsriri-iif H(rib. aJIll an.1 lo-UiiiOim-iis.
NaWj(tllsiHf nl. Ms asiirulmi Ttats
r rsi'lSMtit ti.lnr. TU. gmtim, A. RMtt-h-Intnllnir
Utr .in.lun-s IVMKIHAIHV
I.IilM His. S is- Ntrl B'hwh. I Sirs nt
Stsltt I lie Hkm, Imt !-' il. ll.nr il'iiB, Hntt
I nsiililul. Tlif nsljf tAlm nn.) I'srlfi l It.
. tl 1 lf '!'. F. i.tIi. hmul Nirrai,
Vmk.
si tu l. is:i ' ' It; 4.ismIAIt
KtVf ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just Received at
EVANS k VoiiOIeAIIN'S!'
BUTTON AKD LACE SHOES,
Al.l. t'll,ilt-. The esi-el shttlilng In tlis
i"lti In qiiniltr. MtIs i4 Iwstitv. 1
jsn :u 2H
NcW Crop Cuba !
200 '"" ,n'' SKW " '
CUBA MUSCOVADO ;
MOLASSES
F. V KERCHNER
Jsn Sl ' ' - ' u
Salt and Hay.
fi0Q BALM lUV,
rwrsanyl 1
r. W. KJtttOUMLH.
Sit
Jan II
Turpentine Hands and
Distiller Wanted.
Kevrral gmvl titriifnline hamtnVsn Unit m
p'nTiutnt rutting ha,, nt(;inf ty yrar, at
gtsxt a. .1 a. - -
A distiller Iks eaaaik wlmiuw gnus taain
bjwantfit. Aval, to
A. U. Va BOKEn.FB.
JaU t li-uln&wtt
,v
5IW ABTIXTISIXim.
Planting Potatoes.
500
.iikit h,
aki r a "iv ..a
PkA M IIU',
?.w KracMr
New top CiSi lite! 1
i
Q7QIIIIBVW.
:Cto lew Cnj
liuscoYado Molasses, !
Nw'fct sf. tst g jobs rtcitt r. r.-
in. m HtVWI fr ! n V li-ia
WOBTU a WORTH.
Vlw-a'k
Molasses and fP
vi.ASri,
100
nius. i Hon r v h. st r.rr.
200 .
a n.siKi r,
wu.iiAiiH Mvauuv.
JS '.M
MM) ""t K'
5,000 SHrl,v,,,,
Hl . MM IHittk,
tQQ Bt a.aioa.
t BUI'S HAt'.'iH RIHkHAHO
) suoi'i.i'Kns, , e.
At I H"" I'l
Wll l.uys . MtMCHISOX.
til hoar
mail Nals. Hu tm Hs.kllM,
Trsakt. I.slkr Ttstt ltna Hsw -
s.lills RlaakrU (Irsllpi,
Msrlliigslr, Uutry f.iMhs,
Hurw Htwtars, rrslksi UsMvis.
l.arfTM Mark auj kiM lesf la Um Stmlt
" i . tofUAN i:oa,
B. I awtk Proa trt
Wilwrtw, ' '
a. I i M
WILMINGTON
North Carolina
Life InsnrancB Comnanr.
II
Iks H"t4l ll.i 'lurs hH slliui.4 Mil,.
MrliHoii, in a lisih4 ata.sitit, I of In. rs-l(
llis IJsi.Hsl Hi rk m this L'uat.ar "' "i
limn ftillowlnf , ytri
Kit jirt iwui I ht 'Sil In cask at lht 114
of Mtti'orlhliig.
Plttm prt rani M l.f sst In Pik within
lliwi ilsti llwrsnllcr.
I lie rt MsliiiK siijlitr r otut Iu W ra
Viill 1'itr to ixnKMaoiy ant ysi'ls Hi lb
Cwparsllan, miuiwI In MKM-tmar n Rl Rs
Ittlr.urkv gissl .st-mil sfi-uilu, wr aiki-r.
un, tn Hit- til. tlos nl" lli H.isrJ si lln ct
ors, .alijsrl lo awsMawnt ss (nnlilnl In lh
rbirit r.
Any ui. rlln-r y lis'f i'ir kthllr' uf
.stliif tli whale r ant irt t tlm s-r
ctnt la rask. Intl ut (ttia s nula ss alv.
His.kiil nuhN-riJskwi so sss nM-n :ii rsek
or It-s lskn uf llil. illy sn.l st I lis olllri- ut
tin. Os.fsnr. AlMt. at k" M(ii. hm i.f tin
Msnk ol Nas? Ilsw-yrr t nk.tre n-l far.
IrtHtl', Bllll sl IS Ps'ttl 'II I NmIiiiiisI ItMIlk
stm-klHiMsiii so rniiOot in ItilrrfH sl 1k
tsr iM tf jr H-r tinsts wn tkiir rsph
i.sai. ais-in a.lihiM ii tn alius siK- nuh nl
lie nr .r.tttj ol tlf i.nitiiMtii, is si.uii1aim-ii
altk III rhsrtsr, will So Fii-ttiliHir.l stl rswi
lnrsk tnll.s Uul.ln, i. m t asllsl iuk la
t.rusirUon ta His wnr In r et tlisyos h' IU rrr
thf tn rre-li-ly ilis vt miiuniK luiir-Uttltii
t urk sl prH' WaiuT ituslsa stssaf Iks
p.ilirf ln,.liis i.u Iks amt'trl Us.
A- lur mw tluek all! da atily lor a UmlUd
miirt.t, sinl sjttliK t .imprint li i iilisa.lv
(c,il nd rspsliy lati'nolsK I uIih'W, tka llt.
r i'tn li.o nu kmitsiluii tn n ,oniiiir.iiiia II
a- tt sii.ii uriirs'iif isTi-tHinrtir,
a..t. lKitooKr
14. W. W 11,1,1 A MH,
i, J ri wntlllrt
r. W. KftrH liail.H
Wilisiii.-tiai, K. r., Juu. J, tf.X , :a i
K
OTHK Or IUSSOMTI0X.
TV Siw i.l lliian. Hi-ol I A.. 'i
Hlastl.t.l nv lit sth ln1n! nv tin ilestk sf
tVa. H. Has. IhssSklryin ssl litta will bo
M-Hltil ky His uii.lsriiH-il.sur.ltinf mTurt
Sim will niiiili.ti ti bvttnfih tniI. t bp ti.mt.
.nil rl(
J. .1. MOT I A IU. J
f b.nlti ill lnr Ihs inltinMj' mi llliw.ily In-- j
-ii.sr.i ii,. ii irf.1 tirm, a. hoi liv at rial at-
tt tilSnt In lnMlmi. m merit a fs.miuau. HI
III. f:ltsl-.
.1. I. Mil ITT, I StiMlvlsg
II. .1 hai l,s, i I'wfasr..
T. N. Mr. H
III. its- litis,
kw II
YrnwH. Jr.. alll cinilimis sKli
i'3WiiiAli
Umbrellas, ;
lil'LUER CLOTH GARK1CKS.!
lil'SlMHS Hi ITS. ' '
ASTR1CAX CAl'H. . - i -KOFT
HATH,
CAXEH, TIE?4, 1 V-
BOWS AX I) UXDEKW-Alt
ivlUNSON CO
- ciTr ci.iiruiJtita.
.In " ; j
MUSIC
ACAINST TIME!
THe Greatest Horclty' of. tie Aiefri
Tk Pnhllo would de wll .nil als eras!
Iiruuraf Uuar aparaalaUu al gssst anti-aa)
.MStlc tu 11. .r.M.'Ut WB.D IBB r.illUIIMIII la.ct
Blare. - . -t
Th latest Air, Mtwtr, -In .Miwla
Bnsssaf alt .1st. SB1 Piatasi a4 Organs,
sntcrlnr tn any alher tasks. In tka rlty, and
sl I other Mulcfil fnMHiint, s h Innsil
tor sale at ' - ' - " '
HKINSllKHOKRa ,.
Ity Bonk i.! M jilu Hi .
Lli RIND
L at th '
or bijink roa bilk
. .jotrBHAi. orrioa
siw isvxsiisinrn.
OPERAJjOUGE.
Koidty and Tedy Zvcnlap,
rebraary Si aai 4ti.
. aEO. LTFOX'S
HTJIIPTY DUIIPTY
PIHTCMIME TK-PI.r
FFXX fEB OLTXPIC TEEATiE, N. T,
wars s aeaitrt
RUN OF 1001 NIGHTS!
' Ta trf uaraiaa
33 TAUNTES HIF81MEIS
GEO.L.FOX,
- AN CLOV
ait btb,
C K. FOX, AS rANTALOOX.
THE WILSON BROTHERS,
lb Sarit l tl. W.vM
ia raaar.t.t.T.wuw'Vai'Mr.
VM A AlKiNU. tu vmU.UsI
tl t, Mil 4 ana fr f i
THt)atlAM WL AKlfci rk.
KXMK.K & MilltflLSUO.
C. W. HAVSl. HaH4k
!! IA.VM MtANt. tdlaikla
ab a t an tin
Oofiiple'te Corps of Pintomimiiti
T',i isll!.' wilt ' tf tw IM lt
imiiihk tt. Htdeiif itnrir
wkick iu
riar4 tr 3 1 r la w rh rtlf.
ADMtSSIoV.T IksMs llrrl a4 re
Hatt rkatf M Hn4 wb t k
'ur4t H'u.lir. 1 Nkk..lr.
rsiMwtt DtnaU t J ms ( failt Ctr.'la,
K ism!? s liklltrv at Cft,
l'lS l 1 a'tlttf I CUIHHtHS l 1
f. P, ' KSUAI,'., 8aMaM Maar.
SvV , , -
Ouanope Guano.
ioo ;
rt asl kv
wiLbuyt Mcttcnt"X.
ian
HU3.-FH1RE 1873.
.AND
t
m
0
X
u
w
lit (
m
5 ryj
THE PEOPLE OF THE CAROLINAS
Sow hnr l on ef ! lrilt FrttSI
TURK ANIt.CARfrt WAHKIlOl .: I
tk CuuaUy, , Tkr ra a h i t, in ptrnta, ITom
WKM IIir U"iT'i ril 1 tli
HtAtf.
Tbilttls arrslli!W ami kaailWM, sad
' watHilMUl iblli' tdrinmUHiaur Slwk is
Ptlisii SsAn-e iiri'lialaf
D. A. SMITH & CO.,
FRONT STREET.
ktli
ait k
8100,0001
rjtllt llKr.T"H I'll IM-
Vue de LEau Co.,
U.i In 1, hir ts--fin sJrn.lt git' In lhmMI
il. tissd'li Imiii-Mii. tn hiait.nst Ikslr
littAND lilF f CDM'ERT
! In V.J .11 lli.r .; aisi iMIUtftil
BJBA-SIPIS RESORT,
llai niiarrlins1 l.iko .ktua IB siilioillicn
llml I hi. (iiii,- ft alii tu (.Is.C, ltlioitl. 111,
TliniSIiW. TEIUlCAHY !W.1873,
- ' ! ' . :
is nut
Opera llnise Xorlblk, Va.,
litt.ll,.t..tlimit.g M t.'.MPIt KKT tll.vm,
pmnsntltig fi - - -
1W.W IX'IXAllS.,
sill 1. .Il-tnl.ury S.tKllkSl.Si kl "I ll.'k
tls. t It'll li (.i.xiiIjs -liof 1
Ut In OBHtnkii-li', 1.sKesrli....
' is llfHll.. ul a.ant -!...
; l.esnltl'iiliv I.K-ati'l Cottsjn IflK
'hy lie- ." H liy I' lu. if
ill-1 K u , r sl ui 4 t W !': I. ...... .
If mhut Iwiiwttliiliy kintl.l CrttS(
. I.it.,jl.f lihiurf.sl Vli iUI.'Khu,
' tsluikl t riM-M.,
IWI UHli in OnWil''li"t,r H'.ti.iiil...
S.iSJI
.n,nm
Itl.lsW
ID UN)
en tuna, ytUita t.... ......... ... uwt
20,01 K) TlCKi'71'M ONLY EAC1L
tni-iiriiriliiiliotl T niPT ltl t.li plaee
Imni.dmMy stur-, tlis.t uiHsr. tsi U10 rast
sua in tin- 4 Mn-ru H..H-.V nn.l In fullti. waf
j- i th t'itltin.tF:iar tli ttnaaeillata winrnial"
t f tint riMitl-k'Hl and ItiauKiM vf Hw Vi a UK
j ,,1:aUXIHANV,.iib -illiMtiigs.rtn.
I raitlu.it gvuttcuufti. aha lists kiiny roast i.ltl
v,1 fn lis present amt tlmt the jtvi art .yirivy-
trirtsvyibaiaiias Mi.rruse.i; .
' Ou. Jolm tt. t.iBllnw, MnvOT nf Ki.tfulk.
tlnti. A. B. WiUm Ma? i t' Part-iamitb.
llon..l. It. Vt liitiiirral.wVrfyuriii .uri.ilk.
I'M. Wlte IlifavlaeV afM.atnlk.
ijal, ifplv, ih,vi;rtanu)alU. . -
iilMSilil thtttrket. rsi m all auk whs tins
Cont' l't roBjii'(iir.'Hi prtw'it 111 h lilirlrih
uUsI l iiiuyik4l Hit toaaaWea- soM, -
t'nrteucy (tliia will be rW.i'i 'H stour
bitknini7niMn fltetit P NnTlntlfr ti pra
aBU.tS.a .u ilii- ticket. urlllfsl tkau-tu. with
Saul .lUi-omil.' r"orfnHI.t trlli-nlr sill thr
tirk.it, naply. ta IU aastrsiaara, anaswne i-
rr sulbuiurd l s,.i)iiili it fur tkrsnisor
tlckrls. ' ' ' '
The anwlKW'kWlA,,PU,l
L'Kaa I Voii.aiiy, plwiirf tlwiu"el;. lotbe rnh
liu lusl Um ai-nr "VitaiKl tiuk iJonvett shall
Uk plsce vu TlU RSllAV, PRUKOAHT
1ith, i. as aanairawd in sUita eatil. n lit
l.asia at' Ilia arwinat aUtrTliaesatM as to Ut
Ui-Uibotionol' ti'l'',
. - ;..n., ,
Wan, y.uMA.-,t rK.Atcettaa,
T. P. llB.iai , ; ;.' Ww.lt. Whit,"
r.Hi - K. U, imaey.
All onlera lur the puri li.-fiul ticket aviet
WIJIR projurt atlttntKm. . , '
- BrRr."wyi;o., ; '
FlaanoliU iVgtwta Vo L'K.M Oosjpaay,
. ' .ucvi. la,
- Agrtjl luttM kljilUiAU In WUmlag-
i.;Vitr, C. GltKGN, ..,1
. xil j i (.-.i Tuk 8tbt, -
; r . i - i Opprjeitey. City Hall,
. jtaM - J v !.,. i, gicik.
3uX i A-M
Baltimore anAYTiln:
SEMUWEIKLY
sTEAiism? inn:!
wi ywa riay ouu vrAait
rv rwi r. car. ps! "-
1 1 1 1 i.Jv ccc j. a. im! r.
Hi.atAt.klLf BaV. Cspc ix u tn-Ui.
Wrtl ksaftM mi tnm ALT IkfOBf rwry
Tl'ssltAY uj IKtuit. 'l tpm WiL
MIMOTvMewT WlUMlSUAt tAT,
VKUAT. msikuii M WaifV wk IM
waannriww.Cuh.asia
tsi Wsm, b4 WilBisfwa. IkariMt
A atatsun( R,irwU AmimmnniLvi
ilHnamMhniuiiii,
tilvtc.TWrMurki Btlia f Ltar
k alt aoiaia la Karta 4 atk Cvstiaa.
t.ac(iAa4 AUSaiu,
Connecting at Baltimore
wltk tk ltlwr Ok 14 tk Hartkar
Ostrsl KtulruiMl (Or 1 faints ia W tm4
Knrth.WaM, aawl wMa Itumw4 Bir4
l n t, htm Turk aa4 rkuadvltia,
fr fttijkt iimn ape'I
A.U VAXAtJX.AfOTt,
WaauBx-twa, a.C.
AXliaEWI A Ki, Am,
Baluster. '
"SlM ) ,
ToanxAaMVB i utrswr un to
J Mc w voait.
kAlUSU TTUutATa AJI fKITUT
rataa nrw rmnx, a vuita
T ajtbj BATTauiATki maT
WIL.wIwTS.
iKSi'BAMCK oNtf ONi-PocRTH rsaCr
riiRoroH oosmctions wrra all
railroads UAmaa otrr or
WILMrSOTOJU
N Nanpin taksa.
rtsrlWh..is
BAJUiV BROTUXU, Ajmi.
? an
BAIL BOATS.
Rail Road Line.'
5 Cl iwr-J J s
Eastern Division : New Schedule
1M73. wvsa vrExr.
1873.
STATU). r At fIIT.
Uar WllwlnsUn...
" AblwtUli.rg... Ill A a UMAa
I swbsrtoo..., I1M I M t a
hj Mrsl IHlS IMfn
" LHriuusrf .. tier let a a
Ka.klnis.is... UM AM
Artiyail.ltim.f iun I Ma a
f VOIN'G EAST.
. t.tiiiss. PAsaaa rraT.
lH-srsl.iif.Tiu...... litis it at a
" hur.lsts.si.., IMta
lamliihur(... I a a M IMabi
Hnaa H-al..... M A I S3 A M
" l,sniUtli.... 12 wr IMAM
Al.hntt.liurg... 1MU liMrw
Arris KtRllmltigloa DIM Wt
Ut, uht West 1 BaaT, Btt
Kft. Ffigltt trains stop kar ever Bigtil.
taisgalur t:kvton-RUnd d lUga
far, Wilmlsftim t Clitrtotat, al !.
if it 'i'tsJnsou anuUajr. EiptM Frlkt
0ni'unt'anyaok Paswngor Trala. gpaelal
Trains h Tu Tta aa ru lmfulrty.
m n'fstern'UivisIon. 1S73
STATIO PAS riv.
Lnn Chsrlotts IHta
" Usf"lst..s..,; Mil AM
Anlts sl BuHslu.... 13 MAM h.
RRTVJtlUJJO.
tAttf llilltsl ,.t t7tM
UuislnMin . ltr I
Arrlrr sl I but loth).. .1 H r I
V. Q. JtlHNHOS,
AfWnr atipt.
' ...
. t FRBstONT,
SniwrlBtmlml.
., , . . .-tf c
Wilmington and AVrldo) '
...-...
Ilailroad Company, ,
Orrte 0 0aa ttriaiaa, I
Wllsilngt, 11, Jn a, urt (
5C
CHANUE lK aCilKOULK
O ami ilkt MauJav, Jau 0tk, Pa
trains a U, W. W., Kllrod wUl n
'IlKWt I
MA Iti ThAfM.
Uat. fo lull Depot tltflr (SimOay tntserttM!
si......... ...,.... A19A.M.
Arn at (l.iliUlaini at , ..Ull P. M.
Ris ky Mount at.. t il P. M.
WcMmi.t, gJaP.M-
Lv WoliloniUilr(Sumlj-.eop-
Mikt ; 1.11A.M.
Atnv. sl Kts-ky Munnt.... ......T,
,.11.07 A. M.
. isiniiiiis-at..,
' rnstn Jnt.
1.1 P. M.
ajo p. m.
RXPREHg THAIS.
Lest UhHimleiet,dily, at.
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