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T H E M O RN I NG ST A ll.
Tuesday Morning, Oct. 15, 1867
Local Circulation I. AIT Eli than that
of any aily Newspaper in the
State (with a lair, and daily i-
increasing, circulation
. in the country.
4fc3f-Advertising Rates lower than those
of any Daily Newspaper iri.. North Car
olina. .
Editors.
TMOS.
C. EVANS,
Fayetteville Asyenf. Mb. Wsr. A. Romxspw
is our authorized agent at Fayetteville. All
orders left. with hiui will receive prompt atten
tion. ..: ' . '
Agent at doltish or. "Mr. B. Y. L. Hutton
is our authorised Agent at Goldsboro'. :
Agent at Milton. Mr. J. J. J one3 19 our au
thorized Ageijt at Milton, X. C.
Agent nt Clinton. Mr T. J. Lee is pur au-
..-.' 4 Ji1... .114 n XT " I
tnorizeu uuouu, j.
Agent at Kcnasisvillc. Mr. J. T). Sot-TnER-
iasd is our aiitlionzed Agent at Kenausviuc,
. Arent at Warsaw-MR. D. G. Mqrisey is our
authorized Aaent at Warsaw
Drawbac!ik.-rWe arc prepared to receive or-
ders for the
fect Oct. 1st.
w Drawback Forms to go into ef-
The Star
establishment
yBooii Bindery. Tins cam) let e
is now in successful operation, and
is daily turnin
r out the handsomer-t specimens 01
"II. Tilliiiifiiayt, its manager, U un-
work. Mr. 1.
' surpassed asa a
jlcillful workman, and wiii guaranty
satisfaction -to
all its patrons. His iJiank books
are models of neatness and durability, and arc uni
versally pronounced the equal of any. Old books
are rewound in the best manner ; and, in short,
every variety of Binding and Uuling is executed
neatly, cheaply and promptly.- y
Sur.scRirTx Money. A larpfe number of
our subscribers- having expressed a preference to
pay for the Star for "periods varying' - from live
weeks to six nonths, we have concluded to aban
don our plan of weekly payments to the carriers,
and employ an agent to make collections. Sub
scribers will b.sar' in mind, : however, that they
will not be required to pay for more, than pn week
at a time, thoi.gh, under the new system, it is
desirable that, they pay for live or 'ten Weeks in
advance, ;,nd thus save us the trouble of having
to make too fruquent collections.
. As our plans are now arranged, the carriers arc
not authorized to receive any money for the Star ;'
and, to meet with prompt attention, all orders
should be sent directly to the office, -No.. 3 South
Water street. ', 1
TO AirVERTISE-H?.
1 .
We respectfully 'call the attention of the busi
ness public to ;the fact that our advertising rates
are lower thant those of any other daily newspaper
in North Caro
This, added
6 our very large circulation, makes
the Stak a-mofet valuable medium of advertising.
Single copies, of Thb 'Eveu'iko Star niay
be had of Mr. fT. 51. Harris, at his news stand, 011
Front Street, very afternoon. ; tf
THE C IT Y.
Criminal Court.
October 14
tlL Mr. Waddeil, gounsclfor Par
ker, made a motion for a new trial, based on the
following exceptions to His Honor's charge in
this highly interesting case, viz: '
1st. That the Judge charged that if the jury
. found the prisoner guilty at all, it would neces
sarily be of murder, as there was no evidence in
troduced to niake the homicide manslaughter;
while the Counsel said there wa3 evidence of
scufning'on the bank, as well as other evidence
of1 Childress having made some defence, from
which the jury might infer a possible case of
homicide,'arising on a sudden occasion, j
2d. The Counsel had asked His Honor to charge
that the evide ace necessary for conviction in a
case of purely circumstantial evidence, should be
equally conclusive as that of a single respectable
witness is positive testimony; and His Honor
said he would adopt that rule, but it only meant
that the jury should be convinced beyond a rea
sonable doubt , j 1
3d. That the Counsel had asked His' Honor to
charge if any hypothesis could be made consistent
with the evidence, and not inconsistent with the
prisoner's innocence, in that case the jury should
bring in a verlict of not guilty ; and the Counsel
urged that two' such hypotheses could be. made,
one being, thai the prisoner was not present at all
at the homicide; and the other, that 'if present;
he was not aiding and; abetting the murderers,
and that His Honor did not so charge the jury.
His Honor overruled the motion,, and then
asked the 'prisoner at the bar if he had jany thing
to say, why sqntence of death should not be pro
nounced, upon him ; at which the prisoner arose,
and with a calm, collected air, spoke a3 follows :
"I am innocent of the charge of murder; my
hands are not stained with the blood of my fellow-man,
though I have been found guilty by a
juryj If I haid been one of the jury, under the
circumstances, I might have arrived at a similar
verdict, and yet, I declare my innocence. The
' whole tenor of public opinion has, for years,
been against me. I have had no fault to find
with the, jury or yourself; the laws ought to be
obeyed, and e rer since I have been a man I have
tried to obey 1 hem ; you are only to administer
them ; the jury has convicted me of this horrible
crime, and I qan only say, if I had been allowed,
at the time of my arrest, an examination before
a magistrate, which I have never had, I could
have shown Tjrhere I was on the evening this
crime is said to have been committed ; I. could
Lave proven ain alibi." -
He did not appear to he much cscted ; spoke
"Well and with! distinctness.
At one timet indeed, whiie reasserting his en
tire innocence of 'the murder, and his actual ig
norance of the intention of Runcunan, or auy
;; one else, to tie the life of Childress, we saw a
solitary tear atuering.in4 his strained eyes ; and
then," repeating, " I am innocent of the , crime,'?
. he stepped back, to his seat withinthe prisoner'
OOWC His fiaoor. tken aaid. in an. imnruAaive
maimer, you have fbeen found guilty of the mur
der of Wra. Childress," by a jury of your country
men of your own selectionW-thei j udgment, I
fully concur in. ' The way of the murderer is
hard; lie may; for a time, escape punishment;
but the judgment of the law will eventually over
take him. Take your own case, a murder was
committed here years ago your accomplices have
gone to their graves the High Sheriff, who ferj
retted out the evil doers, has likewise departed
this life, and you had sought exemption from
death by seeking a residence in another commu
nity. An accident led to your discovery, and the
command of the Almighty, that the blood of the
murderer shall !pay for the death of the victim, is
about to be obeyed. 1
During the few weeks of life still left you, ,let
me warn you to turn your thoughts to that Book
of Books, where forgiveness is promised to even
the vilest of sinners. The sentence of the law is,
that you be taken to the: jail, and on Friday, the
3th day of November next, the Sheriff shall take;
you to the. ordinary place of execution, and there
you shall be hanged by the neck till you be dead,;
and may the Lord have niercy on your soul. I
Mr. Waddell then asked that an appeal be grant-;
ed from the decision of His Hondr, which was
granted by the Court. f
The 'rest of the day was consumed in trying
unimportant cases. 1 " !
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' Cr.nrixAL Court Saturday Eyknino,
Oct. 12th. The Jnry found Rirl;e'r guilty ctf the;
murder of Wm i Childress.1 He heard their decis-;
ion with perfect composure. Tne Court coiitin
ued in seesion until late Saturday night. We;
were present about 8 o'clock P. 'M.j, when a- case;!
was before the Court, in rwhlcli ai: man namedi!
i3ony. and a pony named , werp conspicuous-i!
iy uemg menuonea. , it seemea tuat Jiony Had;;
utx-uu uiu puny anu sevenu "inueis irom -an-;
ferent g.ntiemk in this county, for which olfenceij
he was doing penance in jail. lie had sworn
that a man named Howard was his' accomplice in! - - :
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stealing the mules, and Howard was then being
tried for larceny. Coh Strange and Hon. Geo. j
Davis appeared for the defeuee, arid Judge1 Per-j The Tournament at the new, town of.
son for the prosecution. Howard jproved an cx- ij Selma, will take place on the Gth instead of the
ceilent character, even by some ;of Bony's ownji 8th of November, as before advertised. 4
witnesses. Col. Strange made a short speech fori, Our respected and' dearly beloved uame-
the defence, in-which i:ny was 'Mono up
All the lawyers seemed in a hearlv
ood humor,
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and the Court wide awake; with the exception of jj
one or two -irentlemeri of tiie iurvilwho anneared i
as it tney wouJdgive their "sheers .in this year s
crop just to swi'P a few words with the "old
lady." " . j:.'.; ;-; ;i" ;!;-';.
IIo ! For the Ciucus. We have receiv
ed no tifi cation from Adlim Forepaugh, Proprie
tor of For.ej)uugh's Mammoth Menagerie and
Circus, that he intends visiting our city sometim
this Fall, with his well-known Zoological and
Equestrian Exhibition. : His Meanhgerie is said
to be the best land largest j ever organized upon
this continent; His admission fee t is moderate,
even liberal as com pared ..with that of other com
panies of less repute, only being .fifty cents for
adults, and for children under ten - years twenty
five cents.
We are pleased to anticipate the coming of
this-entertainment; o ur people arerin tine trim
for welcoming the occasion, having dragged
through the hot summer months without an
amusement of ; any kind to break the monotony
of a busy evtry-day life.:
The Circus conuected ; with this; jMenagerie is
said to be superior to any now extdnt.
W -We are not jn a. writing! humor this
day. Our head swims and we are wrong side-
out. Our pen can't caper for a fantastic public
Fact is, we are all poor erect ures ;. ! and we real
ize it more, and more, every day that we hang on
the clothes line. In the j words Pf Chadbaud :
Why do we realize it? Be'cause we are now down
at the heel no money no friends the devil
to pay-i-and nothing to pay with. We think
proper to state, that Daniel aiht a " keering "
for the lions, j Let the majestic kings of the de
sert r-o-r-e let um s-u-o-r-t. Let the wild
"bosses" p-r-a-n-c-e. Let the gew-r-i-l-ers vip.
Still in the solitude of our dreary imagination we
will-wrap our blanket around usj and there is
none to make us afraid. The sky Of our "yewth"
is dark. We are floating like a chip. VVe give
our "awful iix" to the winds, arid may we yet
land aboard the old ship of Zion aiid anchor into
port, this side up, with k'eer. I
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Providence permitting, we wish to
meet our up-country friends at the Agricultural
Fair, in Dauville, Va., on the 5th of next month.
We wish to take a baby: to that Fair riot a wax
one but a sure enough, live bady and we will
thus stake it ; .'
' 1st. It can beat creation in squalling and mak
ing a noise. :
2d. It can beat any "rooster" in crowing for
day-break. ' - . ' ':' .
3d. It can' beat any "jack-leg " fin playing the
deuce generally. ; '
This baby will be on exhibition for one day
only, after which, the. friends of its beloved pa-r-i-e-n-t
are expected to walk around to the Cap
tain's office, and subscribe to the Star.
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Resignation of Rev. Wat. M. Young.
This gentleman, who is the worthy Pastor of the
1st Baptist Church of this city, has resigned his
charge at this piace, to accept a call at Pittsburg,
Pa. His Church is lo,th to part with him, having, J
for three years, acknowledged, him as their head,
Mr. Young is from Scotland, having come to this
country when he was 20 years of age. His elocu
tion is strong and impressive his manner pleas
ing, and his mind clear, logical arid .'richly stored
wita th fiiiost gems of liWfatarfe 1
very brown sty.e and leit. for his fneuds, it he j most emphatically toi understand that the erec- Ihuhs & Mnrcliiso: Vick;3rehane & Co, 'Russcl!
had any, to weep over. Howard was acquitted. tk)n of the colton factory at that iiourishing vil-1 SSi'A sfSin' Stxit
' : "A Bid We are obiiced to inineliost ot
the "Parker House," -for an : invitation, to dinner
on last Sunday. Circumstances forbade our ac
cepting; . We may make a raid at any time, and
when we do we' will pounce upon his fat table
with all the vim of a" "coming" appetite. We
generally eat till we are full, and then nil a little
fullci; if possible. 'rf tl.- t r ' 1 ! T
The City; "VVe visited the guard house
and scratched under the steps for an item. . We
found three men drunk, : but too far gone to an
swer to their names.1 This is poor game, but the
best we can "bag" for the present,
tinue so serene. ; -
Things con-
New Advertisements.
gpiUKSox & CoL All the Rage. :
Munson & Co. Vry Desirable;
Chas. M. Stedma!s. Attorney at Law.
Atkinson & Sheppersok. Steamship Frances.
W. H. BEKNARD.Blank Book Manufactory.
Williams & Mubchison. N. C. Flour.
Williams & Mukchison. Cheese ! Cheese !
A. I. Brown. To the Ladies.
Chas. D. Myers, Agent. Fine Family Gro
ceries. : -;.
Chas.-D. Myers; Agent. The Finest Teas.
Geo. R. French & Son. Have you Heard the
News,
NOHTII CASOLISA LV A" NUT-SKEIX.
lf Robinson's circus is in Charlotte.
gr The ..streets of Charlotte were crowded
with "cotton wagous on Saturday last.
Tne editor of the Charlotte tews , was
sho on Friday, i solid mas
; mass of gold; valued at
. ir . . u
i an Union county.
m taken from a mine
; Wc are ,ad 16 Preelvo that SOma of OUr
friends in the up-country villages are beginning
appreciate the hnU'ude of this, the cummer -
eial metropolis' of North Carolina. ; The Char
eial metropolis of North Carolina. ;
lotte .'News calls it a ''great city.
i-e- js a foregone con'elusion
pro0eedhigs of the meeting.1
..v. imu ?Uo
held to consider the
are constrained to
is in earnest. So
believe
be it !
that our
neighbor
PT A reward of is offered by Gov. Worth
for the apprehension and deliver; j of Andrew
Skinner, colored, charged With wife: murder, to
the Sheriff of Wayne county.
Washington, N. C, (little Washington, as
t is familiarly called,) wants a Railroad, connect
ing at Goldsboro', or some other favorable point.
; The Index is urging the matter with ;an earnest-
! ness worthy of success. i
jf"3 The Conservative meeting in Raleigh on
Saturday the Pi'ogrczs . says through' some mis
management -Avas not quite-up to public expec
itations, but still respectable in numbers and in-'
llueuce. Gov. Bragg addressed the meeting..
An inquestwasi held in Richmond county
a few days since over the body of a negro girl,
about eleven years of. age, on which were found
marks of the most cruel treatment by starvation,
burning and beating, said to have been inHicicd
by her own father, and which resulted in her
death. " : ! ,
!J3F Lincoln county has appointed twenty
delegates to the Conservative Convention to be
held in Raleigh soon, h
1 The Republicans of Craven have nomina
ted Col. David Heatdn, Capt W. H. Stewart,
whites and CD. sPiersbn, colored, as candidates
for the State Constitutional Convention.
! gT" The Lincolnton: Courier mentions the re
ceipt of a stalk of cotton coutaining one hundred
and ten bolls. 1 t j .
27-Forsyth Superior Court was in session
last week, on which Occasion, the .Press says, .." the'
riovel scene of a negro in the jury box ; was wit
nessed here for the first time."
! The Greensboro' Patriot says, that some
Federal soldiers cut the Confederate buttons
off all who came under their notice, at Asheboro',
Randolph County, while Court was in session
there recently. 1
j Stand from under ! The Raleigh ; Standard
says.that "Andrew Johnson Camps," secret treas
onable societies, are reported - to be forming' in
lis State. ' ' .
rgT A fire in Raleigh destroyed the resi
dence and out-houses' of Mr. N. S. Harp, on
Wednesday last.
Sad Misfortune to a Young- tady.
A young lady ot Crinanaqigua, . Y., went
to a dentist to have some teeth extracted.
and in the operation he cracked her jaw,
Imt she being under1 the influence of chloro
form, was insensible tQ her misfortune. The
dentist did; not discover it, but attempted to
extract another tooth, pulling out a piece of
the jaw bone of sufficient size to contain two
teeth; By this time ' she began to recoyer
from the effects of the opiates, and they
yere again ad ministered, and a physician
and surgeon being immediately summoned.
her jaw was set! . About six weeks after, the
youug lady (being obliged to breakfast, dine
and sup on gruel) wa3 informed by her-physician
in attendance that .she might loosen
the bandasre and commence to use her iaw
which beinr done: she found 'that her iaw
wjere set ; and after vain efforts to operate
them she gave1 up in despair, feeling that
they were locked forever..? At the latest 'ac-'
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count3 VsUe vas ; stiil jana,ble(i to .opep
mouth, aad was fed tkraugli a silver tub
her
tube. '
in n i' :i . j. r .i.i .1., ? i-.. t lu- ? v 'umiui.
tzi:. ill lM -1 .11 1 i I . ; ! ktti:iil i ti . I . IT! I IIW : . . . . -
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p 1? 3?SfB fefes, ct.,14, imS(oo&i r
SPIRITS :i-TURPENTlHE.ales of 19 bbls.
at 5oi cents, per gallon. "
ROSrN.Sales of $6bbls. Pale at $4.:75; m.
hbls Sraind Common at $3 SO, and MS. bbls.i
No. 2 and Strained Common atr$3 3Tt per bbl. ;;
aso 5pne iotTt hbls. o2l and trainea ' Com-
,uo'h!at$3 35$3:3Ji. -Vlf': w 'X?. V!-v-r- .'- 'v " '
! CRUDE 'TfJR PENTINEI Sate 290 -bbisVir-firirt
and Yellow Dip at $2 G5 per bbl.. . - - . t
II AY. Sales 42 balcst Northern, at 80 cents
per 100 lbs
RECEIPTS.
, .. PER RIVER STEAMERS. . !
Per Steamer MaFioh- (591 bblsl rosin, 50 bbl si
spirits, 19 bbls. Flour, to Wiiliams fe Murchisoii;
A. Johnson j& Co., Smith & Strauss;!
Receipts per W. & 31. R. R, Oct. 12.
Lt E J Stevens. 7 stove's. 2 bundles Dine. 1 bum
die elbows, 1 do wire 5 K Northrop & Cumming;
10 bbis rosin, 2 bbls spnrits turpentine ; E M.ur-f
ray & Co, 5 bbls rosin ; Russell '6c Ellis, -12- bbls
ruoin ; O G Parsley & Co, 43 bbls spirits ; ! Wal
lace & Soutlierland, 8.3 bbls rosin, 15 bbls spirits;
DeRpsset & 'Go, 10 bbls rosin, 8 do spirits ; C M
& C0, 48 bbs rosiu ; Herbert V& Haston, . 1 . bbl
vyaxj; Pettejvay & Moore, 1- bbls rosin, 5 bbls
spirits, 2.3 ao; crude ' turpcntm3 ; G Z French, 1
pulley ; J J Edwards, 30 hb.s crude ; turpentine,
3 bdls bedcli ig ; R Norlieet, b xv ton gin?; Kohn
Co, 1 boxr nidse ; Kirk land, Avjij &"Co. 20
b Is i rosin; prown & Cuyler, o bbls rosais ' , 1
ilAHiNE. INTELLIGENCE.
11 Schr.
Jas. A. Parsons, Slover,' fi-om Gal
. ISteamshTuI -Empire, Price, from New York, to
IT. M; Barry ; .. ';""-.-.' "
btearasiiip; iiiames, Jfennmgton, irom Incw
! Yv V.iey & Co. ; ' .
Steamer A. P. Hurt, S.dnner,-from Fayette
vliiA to Worth & Daniel. h
;14j Stmri Marion, Phillips, from Fayetteville
.0 Vyiliiams & Murehispa, i ; ' ? U ; - -; , 1
to
j . CLEARED. ;
i Marion, Phillips, ff or Fayetteville,
& MurcJrison. . - - i . .
14! Stjnr
bv Williams
Br. Brig uronoco,; Davidson, for Liverpool, by I
)biusoj5, Smith S Co,,iwitu 1,945; bask spirits j
turpentine
oni;siie?K. : .--' ' s
: jPer-Steamhfp Emriw.AVlfian-&YoIlWr W
'and: 31 R ii Agent, A Alai-tin, J ami; ii .Sampsoii,
a Joiiii.soii . oc col. Waiiace &
Judging from tie j R i' Barry, AV and VV ii R, s Bear & Bvo, Rytten
1 ' . j bl'ig liros, D A Smith, Atkinson t !Shei)persou,
Tlienken & 1 ia u ma 1 i ir J 11 N c ff, iJ Uartz; -Fette-
Wity& Mooi-fcj' Jno' C Tieyer, Cannon, ' St okley &
Cb, D J Newihaiii J S Topha-n,.I 31 Barry, Smith
Bate, HuainA & Co, JL'Vdlioi-s, J li Buicker, E
Wescott, 1) & J Wronski, ii h JJreiiier, Geo 3ly
ej s, iJ3I liui-ilwiek; L G Esaos,. W.Uanfl R-R R,
N aUbji-M,; W H Lippiu, J B and W II Wii
liUnis. Fintavson & Bra. Col II F Frank. John
iAt wsoii, Newman:. & Cbttberg, W-j Atkinson, C
ielgen, Brt
mer & Bro, N JAcoui, A H Ael, A B
Sheperson K Willis,- ;tVV Iverohner, Frederick
& Rdwell, C
31 VauOrsdCll, 31 M Kutz.
Joim Bawsoii, L G Estes, N UoUberg, J.G GBbevt,
son & Co, Wjii Jpiuei, ,D Litgim, Viek.Lehane;
'Co, George; Myers, Munson oo uo,' J. 11 Netf, A!
NEW ! ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ml tile Rage
T5IE MARIE I1I1E II AT '
i IHEBONNEU,
r - c k-: i .'Txii CLI3IAX
And fifty other styles (more oi- less); .at the
' xxi Hi inAJSinuji.!
: "CITY CLOT;iEU STJUE."
oetl5-19tf 1 . . JHUZiHOS ' fc; CO
Desirable.
AT
OCtl5-l-tf
MCNSOX Ac ,C'S
Nl G. FLOUR.
CBLS. AXD BAGS, FAMILY and
EXTRA SUPER. j , s . j
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For sale by . ' . '
I WILMAMS S: MURCIIISON.
--OctI5-19-lw ' - - i ' . -- -i ' ''a'" ' j
! i Cheese ! !
State
a!i(lEnglisli:I)air);
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JJ)r SALE BY !.,
i- ! f I WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON. I
octio-ijvtf ' -' .. . r-
! Fine Family Groceries. :
Y7UR: STOCK IS AT ALITMES COJt
Vi. piete with tue pdi-est and best we can pro
cure, selected expressly for TABLE USE. -SUPERIOR
TABLE BUTTEH, .
; . BEST BRANDS FLOUR, - -
. CHOICE TABLE SYRUP,
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We claim to liave alwavs on hand
stock Of - ,
, j FINE GROCERIES t
As can be found in the South, at ' - f
i-r"..-:-f ' '!'"?," GEORGE MYERS', , -''
;! "U"-!vi 11 and i Front Street,
. octlo-19-tf CHAS. D. MYERs, Agent. ; '
rpUE FIJfEST TEAS IMPORTED- f
, GREEN, BLACK and 3IIXED,
i . i . GENUINE JAVA, :
I t 'i-V, LUGUAYRA?-amrRIfXXFFEE
Expressly for Family use, at
GEO. MYERS'
: QCtl5-19-tf ; i
11 and 13 Front sU-.-
JFohnstan
t 1 ' ' .. : . i . -
n H. BERNARD,' Agent,
Wikhlnanl 2H Ci
Per Steanislup Thames. Jamas' AntlTTrson, At
kiiison &-.Siiepp'r.soii, Adi ian & roIlers, Birdsey
& RobinsonJ S Bear & Bros, Cannon & Siokiev,
ii.uj.cg ins iv C9, Aiirea uowe, r u- ituymson, uus-
sctifc EBisj !.' A .Hmith, Tien ken! BauimVn
Worth' & i;iniel, Wallace & 8oiiLherJand, r,B,
GZ , F V lUiclmer; Ityttenbevir Bros; A John
.hi .a on, v kjt rar.sioy st op, v m I'atven, u A l'ock,
EjPosehau, .Mouth. Ex. Co, Jl B Short, Sutton &
Child, Jas Wilson, Williams & 3Iarehison, V B,
W it C, 11 Iltirtz, A3Iartin, A Sprunt,Wr & 31 R li,
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ULTfXEWS AXPHTEEKEY CATAW-
ba ; Watchman. Charlotte. XJ - "!.
Proprietors . - -
-;?T . sxaaw of north -caroSsa5
: - t Executive Dkpastme ' )
: - ; Raieioh. October 4 is,Vr (
By direction of His ExcelUni
JONATHAN WORTH, Governor'
il roim Ktthtt njirfB
in said State, lianng nlade KiJplicatidu to be :
atert a f otly ddrp'oral und cr the name of "
CH-A-lCS,vAlD AlfDRQTECTlYE ASSOpiATlOS f
the purpbse-'" of Affording io each other, and ?
thfi fft'TfiiHert rif 'each'-relief i
- ..-f,r iroabio
and
employment, and to establish schoni .
educate their children and-having, in ali
spects, complied with the statute in such ca
made and prqvicTed; Kate this day been crtit V
and attested by the Great Seal of the State cos'
niTioNKiS -that the . said, Corporation shall'exit '
only for. the time of thirty years from the datc
thereof a copy of which has been duly record
ed in the office of . the Secretary of State of said
State. s; ? WM. H. BAGLEY, :
' ' octS-ll-lW.. ,;'' ; ; V. ' 1 ;' Private Secretary,
, I ; MARSHAL'S OFFICE
City, op W ilmixoTos, Sejit. 30, 1867. t
. r , : - -t. . . . "itna I
rtry Notice is hereby given that by viN
ifcjp .. tue of anv Ordinance ; recently enacted
acted,
no COWS will "be permitted to run at lar
1
the streets of this city. ,
';';' -v .;'---: R.RANSOM,,,
H, sept 3(K-tf ' .-'-,"-';.;,;' . -'. . Manha:
it i .- -- .-. . , - ' ' ' . ...
W. II. Xippitt, Druggist fc Cheni.
iat. Always on hand a full antl
supply of PURE 3IEDICIXES, CHEMICALS"
DYE STUFFS, PERFU3IERY, SOAPS, BttUSH.
ES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc.
Prescriptions accurately 'and neatly coin.
' X. Tj. Corner Front and Market Sts.
x. r. siore open irom o jv. jl to H 1 .31. Pcf.
soais wishing prescriptions compounded at nipht
will please call at my residence pn Second Street
between Dock anjci Orange.
; ' sept'2:j-l-tf . "i -' '"
The attention of the business pub.
lie is respectfully called to the fact that
.TliE EVIIXG ; STAB Jias, aready, a larger
local circulation than has ever been reached by
any. n'ewispapor established in Wilmington, it
has, alsor a fair, and rapidly increasing, circula
tion in "the country.' Its" RATES- OF ADVER-
TISING ARE LOWER than- those of any news
paper iiv "the State j and its .REASOXAliLE
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION must soon give it
a circulation that "will make it the best adver
tising medirim in North Carolina.
VseptI-tf,
Win;
JJ.) Bernard, Printer A Pnb-
LISHER,; AND. GENERAL , ADVERTI9-
ING- AGENT, No. 3 Sonth, Water f Srteet, Wil
mingtonj N- C. , ,s
All varieties of PLAIN," FANCY- and 0KXA
MENTAL PRINTING executed in the'best stilo.
My TYPE, Pfe ESSES audi MATERIAL-are almost
ENTIRELY NEW',; and my WO RKMEN are UN-
S 1 j I f HA SS Kit.. In fminpftirMi with . Ti7nt'ni
and Publishing- House, I- have; a ! COMPLETE
BOOK BINDERY, including a first-class RUli
ING MACHINE. ; : '
Call and see speciiilens, ' -
sept&M-tf :.i-;o-v 4 : ,uT " . '. .
"new'aotem
. r ,. ' , , r ,, - ' . ' '
B AhTL MOKE & WILMINGTON
WEEKLY STEAMSHIR L.INE.
THE FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP
W. S. lIAItitlXtiTON, Commailer,
Tf'TT'ii.T. T P A ' nrn - urn i nv l iiflT
-. VV cf Princess Street; for Baltimore, on &AT-
urtiAx, ucx iy. -: : :
Through Bills of Lading given to
BOSTON, - ,
- ' ' :- XIYERPOOT.. ;
W run' t H EIGHT ENGAGEMENTS,
. ,. Apply to ;' . .- " .
ATKINSON & SHEPPERSON,
octU-19-ts. ; f f li and 13 North AVater t,
Have Ton Ueard the iNcws '
rTlIIE GREAT KEDUCTIOXrlJKr PRICES,
v. f'f.-
No. 29 North Front Street,
Where all.kinds of BOOTS and SHOES, made of
the best material, are being sold, twenty-five per
cent. eheaperthah'-by. any, house ?in; the city.-
xne jnaee ior casn Duyers to save money is ai
FRENCH'S NEW. STOKE,
- , 29 NorthFront Street.
An exammation wiii satisfy anyone. r
GEO. R. HiKiMlMI fe SON.
, oct 15-19-tf : : . 29 North I'ront Street.
;l:T0-;!0IiA)m';
T A. p. B n o w N ' s , ; .'
.. KO. 6 SO UTII FROXT STREET,
May be found all the latest styles of
Boniietgf Hats, Hosiery, Gloves, Fan
cy Articles, &c?, &c.
Additions made to my stock weekly.
' ' 'J - A. D.JiROWN,
, octI5-19-tf ' ; - No. 6 south Front St
Or he y at Law,
WIIJtIIATC,TON;, .
OFFICE OjH PRINCESS STREET, Of
J ,posi te the Court Houses ,
rf 'i
BLAXli BOOK MANUFACTORY. Bf
ord iioofe, Leugers Journals, Dockets, "
otnr Blank Books, in- endless v ariety, ruur
factured.at - WMr. H. BERNAiiD'S 5
Printing House and Book Bhidery,
octLMWt' r- &Offi South Waiorttreeu
dournul copy. - ' st ..
a uuuy yurjui-uiU);uuuv ? me name aioresaic1 h
LETTERS; PATENT; signed by. His Excelle-
'4
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5V. ;.'?"
.-. Mr(-..
II Hi I M I.