,.:V . - 'fej-K--: - V .; ... ' - s -r , ' -.. , : v : ... 1 .-- " sTZ'
m . m wax. i i -vat m w- - - .-na - u BaTv a irrv m 1.1 i a- a a ' a aa ar a tivpm a r i 1 1 uti , m . .tar r z -jar 1 1 i i l : i 1 1 . 1 1 1 - - - -
1 m m m a - w - a"i m v ua 1 - w m Tfin - - ----- -j.r i - uiu lii w r xvviiv 1, nr.u 1 1 dli iLivrii i.u 11a 1-4. r iz if 1 a. a -
r rTXrrrttXizr--- - " - . f Tengthce! rvi,-v - he. avoided thA:pm-riV-w-ni 'h ' . . j ;
onl
De
t
JS IlTcrl to City Ifaburtbcr mt
FIFTEEN CENTS pr 1rek. NnbsorW
ber North f th n;ebiift r Mirket
Nlreet will kpplly Tr." VM. I
IIABfcWri'lMMitBi W that
line by Mr JW P. BCBCHvV
rc9tlv lYlloa, to collect city
yubscfi ptlonaw s n
efefc
i , i , I
Obituary notice,' lrttrtjtc 'of mpect,
. paid lor m i vauiitawvu. -in nil I
.... ..n -j.,-j.v.v.-- ,t ""w-
olhor case
harped
V. : o"'nL
TITE CIRCULA. TtOy ' OF TFTX MORffIN
STAR IS LARGER THAN1 THAT OF JLXY
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISH
KD IX NORTH CAROLINA.
THE VOT& ON BINGUAMS 8UBSTI-
sion of Virgihia;y'ppset8 sdmb lni I
iWWUfti:i.(Myi uio Bixiy-mreo
kUo f T, 1T. I
jymivinvi iiiiiuutio VI lllu 11UUSC. I o
' I
fittvrnin
Mr. Bingfiaua'a till.
.1)
' -1.'. I I '
Ii
lendinetlt Arid j
ninetyfiVe 1aa1frat :lrr4l,TlrGVG$S
.. ' ' iLUi . j 'I
nnd nays &Jiow, tha a majority of
tlin npnnMSAin'mom1
tllC Bhl 9
four Steifl0t,Jw4n-KByav,;
voted forl fVil Jhcap.tiHtrtates
were Maine,, Coti&ecticut, Illinois
hd Kortli Carolina." "' ": ' if
t ftn,7 ijfoi'' ' T 1
In seventeen btates not one Ke-
It A 1 1 " I
puoiiwui voie wnarenuruea in iavor
of the bill, and in thii list 'are i in
cluded such States, aa Wisconsin'
r It J - I f .
I6w1, 1 ennsvlvania. jNeW Ilamp-
, 0 i - J.a) I
shire and bOUtll' Aaro.ina.'- JaO:
carpet-bagger from Alabama voted;
v..- K k:11 .nrl ' 1.aii f--Vxr'i-J.!
iui .v .v -'"v,v. uvuLitgrm I
ABOUT HE A TED ROOMS.
It is customary, to .put an open i
r i l I . .- - ,1
t . . ' . I
vessel or,watet,on a stove, to pre
vent the air ot
the room in winter; b
mm frwtt.inrt .toOdrT'irtnllB" bv filI4 i
tA,.yJ -Miy.!-. ,J
ing the air wun sieani ii is renuer
cd jnst as much rless iVutrtou9"to
lnnsa and blood as if filled to that
extent from the fnmeWoi i dead car
cass. This damp atmosphere has
sometum oi a 6teauiinr m-pcess.on
the skin, and thus renders tlio per
son extremely liable to take cold ns
1. i
ie goes into the open air.
nc wans ine air . or a stove-room
ventilatpJ . -k-liaii.-iU r . hhfpTAir
enuiatej,- cliaiigcaT.irjf pnfpjair I
from Without, not to 'till it with the
a. , '. .. . .
vnpor Of the water- ' ' ' ' n N ''.
POLITE.
"We see that in the French Corps I
LcgisIatiftUey dp not cll a man
to order, but "recall hjin to Order"
m much as' to Bar that liis 'ener-
as mucn a3 to say tnai , gener-
ul habit is orderly, but, just now he
14. a little out of,hisvrectonJpr.'J,he
riencn are always pome.
REPRIK VRD ' ,
The doctors have reprieved the
French gnjrwl' QSa- AiFflfii
letter savs the physicians think
i r 'i;t, . -, . . iM o t
IaOiiis Nap6ieorf vill last until Sep-
teir
tembcr,.trtrTtncnv1VC5rtnej
then" ekpAW
14
.'..x-i J bill
WOMAN 8 RIGHTS. j
At. the. late, 'wouian'g rights gath
cring'at.WasliingtnA;' the Hon!' 'Jas.
M. Scio.vet spoke for the cause in be
half of Jersey, a,nd on asking " What
does woman walitfi ho answered,
"CI. ' . t. 1. ..''.'1 LIaa j
xjuu wan is ,vrvra- ouo wuius uruiiu,
the latest tasliions.
-;:
The Labor Dearth tn Georgia,
From almost all sect inns oFtha'fitaie we
hear complaints of the scarcity pf labor,
Borne planters have" as inuchW they need,
out their cases Are u.oebUonal. Various
reasons arc rriven Sta-V(sarth.' nd
last year. . .Thia mm lift ImiLin inmn fw
V .
localities, lut io-the country at large,
south and south-west of thW point,' we' do
not think .JBpaakisgrfon this point a
day or two since, to one of tlio most intel
ligent and progressive young planters in
South-west Georgia, he said it certainly
was not troe in hiscuae' He said ba would
be obliged to cultivate from one hundred
and fifty to two-huhdredvacres less this
year than last, on account of not being
able to get hands. - In his , sectibft'Jthe
dearth was partly accounted fcr by the
negroes setting up forthsihset ves on small
patches of poor rented land, where they
would abart fskaalialf WBving, eking
out the balapce;Vyl,'atrilati6n8,, fnmi
ineir wuite Beigiibors.ula Telegraph.
ltufusCn.oate .iaai. the ..worst' penman
ever cotnecd.mstke.Bostim bar. He
could not decipher his; own' 'mannscri pt,
and made it .out only by recaUingtbe sense,
ot the subiect matter in handr After his
ueath hia friends icauld ' mabs iiltle or no
use of the manuscript matt which he left,
and to this clrtftrtstaheeia mainly due the
fact that no; fcorhplete- voluma' of Kislife,
writings, &c has yet been published. !
oU7;,rV.ir.rl:,-'ia:,, -'-'.'.iP mously and way perpetratttfe awindle
BU" , " . " .T7 .Trr: tt o"""1 0 ,.!,: f ll,e PoPl0t c. He denoonced
tlltO for the Uncondit onal adm a! P"Uana In bitter terma, and c
. A 1 f I
xtA3KAr ureaeubv aiiaiauv i norvtia ucru
II rl I r T. . .J ; I. . T I Af ICO . 4
y were RDscnr. lnc Tirrymo tiie GeTernor, to
mocratS VOtcd 60lia in favor Qt intended to pass
llouae: '" ur these fourteen were ab- uuieneid be, and he u
1 Mrfby --e8pctfllj;regeted, tQ,rein as
9CIlt. Thirty-rurie, Ot 1CS3 than one 1 Hnter anS Binder, to tho encl thai this
tlnrdtoVfvPttiealr
a mA . 1 - L . i iiintrlll aatatwviflMav an a a Martalil Oi.i.
ft irrltMr.t r-lnfTioa " Rn fl.o lm. A'ift7 tiT Atanatches. The details oi -uuu fflv , Milne. -.r .. v
T . ..y .v.-. ..'177 J- . . . v Vt . rtuirnr in hia cnmnosilion: .1 . - '
,,1T 'I'.'l- ..''. 'a. a I the IUnCral OI JMOir, IlOWUItit,VMMI'n- I.TT'T-T-T5-r7TT---- 'ITTWOT-JHUJa. i ... I.l ,. 1.1 1 ' JJ
..-t.. -L'HJa il.ii. -1 - i , ,.mai1 lrttTth;r n-iflnt I nl'JL-L-. -1. ..... . . ilSLTair, Ull.
nautili iui liuiiiiJir ill at buo wauis.i mniiiuuu-vi'i",'" . I inncpnem jxmpsne.,nw''j(;i ri.'
t BUI to locOrnomf.i lhf Lvn rt 'rtin u
1
I thd etftmtyxf -Wavneff - -J 4 -
Bill to auttidrtBe tlio cotnnilt6ldD4reof Dup
U... wvy special lax.
BUI to ktuhorize .ttA ootnmlaBtotier
'On COatltVtd Imtia hnnU nt: I
t ... . " wi t kjplHI VUUII
!c'UeaJor yl1?nJngt?n nd NeWBern
. u. ' vuiiuwuj, . COlOfCO tnQVa that taO I
Senate, do noi conrm. . m., I
..M.;::.::;: - - !. :
5 'VVBOirSsDA.T, Jan. 20.
House met pursrianiib adjournment."
Mr. Justice acoaa.ta a miMtinn in MMni rv !
KE? ln-b7 the. r. th a."ceP
tlona he pronounced as false and. cowardly-
Tirir.n-r.Ta Mm..rv. k- .i iv " il i
: ---. .wmii o Daiu, .vuv vuo oiru(a7-u i
enor-
upon I
Littlefield and
harmed that
"nparty. ......
.:On motion of Mr. Jualtcethernlea wereaus-
uBww.vu VI Alir. UJV ruICO WCTO BUB I
pended and tha followlnir rear.l nt.lnn Inirn. I
. . . . r " - i
uncixi dv mmscii Oil TCSLCrrlBV wan tnVon nr. .
appears la tba public laws
to authorize His Excellency. '
appoint a State' Printer : and
members of this' House never
arrv such aet thcreforo ' '
M."8. LitHeflcld M State Printer and Binder as
printing and bindlnK on the best and cheapest
Mr Justice said he introduced the resolution
from thn mirnut mntiwfa It hi wall-known
that the ittas It appearT,pubnshed in. the
??WJfw o"868-fQS. waa.no t a adtaluus
WVll
priBtlH,4ien;1!
ix-autirt2!C4 to.as.Aii
nHitjaki4Mlwne for' mnek
bjpinj djon foe jut one hAlf of what the
i TlnW nw cfiarcca tne SUivt. l
uo bobui not as aa nonest iman and republl- l
n endorse tbo condact of M. Littlefleld
and :a?iedupon memlxrs as representative!
of the people, io, exauine, hia matter thor-
ouarhly and then, as1 iruardlans of tha neonle'a
.interests, to act as their consciences dictated. f
; Mr. Sinclair oppoavd the -reaolotion; aud
spoke in defence, of the course of M. 8.-Iittle-
neid. . lie said -that the handful of conscrva-
tjVt members lad succeeded in demoralizing
i icpuuntuu fully ill vuit UUOtiO, WIIU IU
two - thirds majority. He cba reed that these
gurated for the purpose of having
tnce ln e coming elections. It
rties, were toau-,
some intlu-
looked
too!
Baiichj like- a death-bed repentance, , and;
should be compelled to vote for the' caolu-
J-j-Ji; A llL.
hW remark, fiaaid that wmu thia Honaa
aa -a- . " ' ' . I
n.fAWA (n malU- anniiAnwiat lnfl I
Gcneml
- ; ; ?f w -dimcauy in
IrU aava itov KVUiUiia i -a v aajesak.saja aJrau- I
J J- '.a V.LAvri.4 .l..a I
-selves exceedinirlv acarce.'and ha thought that
l;the8Ute prlnUng, iiad been mismanaged as I
well aa railroad -bond . .and tie thought the
circumstances surrounding this matter, as well
as railroad matters, went.to .prove there had
been foul play. JIc opposed the. motion to
postpone. - ' ' ; "l.-i 5
r narris, of Wake, colored;, spoke in. ;opftosi-.
iOVOatPOne. .... m .' I
' Harris, of Wake, colored,- offered asobsti
tute raisinar a epectal comaalttee oi three, con
sisting of . Messrs. J usUce,.Ame and Argo, , to
m k m a. . . x
i jar jJowoiDjr .oppoaea lido f rwoiuuvv iuu i
Uu.rg thattbe i trod ace?, of -H was actuated
.MTjistkeled that
becaaftohe had the nerve and manliness to
-jt e coaUiinance of.lWawin-
Idle upon the people theowJartf. assisted by
MU pets in tbo Uohse; ' Was"- endcavonna to i
frown him down. IIe was actnated by no per- I
. n,.,. ...I rrnii.v nf ttnnindnnii I
fHiuds. - an instead of meeting these eaaifecs
ZiTii
floilUoier'deaai Use a'absUUto
mwdby HmW Wak eoloreu.waapA
t0 a yoto thd niect7eoi w-ntLjt
Mr-v'?lwtlc, ct?ned P"loui .iactlon
'The call being auaUlaed. the resolution was ,
put to a vpfrledjj(tho following
ballot; .' r?i ri, i ttv i n y, f
ww,,-f t.-"j " r - i';hi2 i, aa.'...
A mfessage waa received from the Governor
.transmlttipe a, letter. from-U", gacretAary of
wrMtnerctsehtotlthe Stale to the
parehaae if eertain lands hi the State for'na
tloualcsmeterlcSbyheValted State;, Ac,
' ' On'tnotiob Of Mr. French the mattcf . was
referred to the Judiciary Committee within-
Kroetrons-to-pfepareabrntosuit
By Mrjfrophl A.wierantipg
i a bm lotuu tne case. (
the consent
nds in Wil-
mlngtoji by the UnUcd States for the erection
f ggl'gTO'H agf &
FifekNCE.
.2TAH ail-4X;iIHT0Jr ;
The Bonaparte Tragedy The;
Funeral of Victor NoIr-Scene
.AtUDdOrHl'tic.
Tne'Buri'opean thaUs' of yesterday bring"
not less than 100,000 persons in the ,gro-
A ITO AiU . x.a . j - C3- , .... t 'J . ,l ... Jl I
a .-j ..(, wn i.ot-b had of I someirraes ine misuap w ian on a nwu ur 1 a valuable sample, wniej
the first printed accoants we uaye naa oi, r.. . o . tr .f .?flHlMr iiia, .-.: worfcoax aad aecrpv of.
thek l ing; of Victor, JNoir, in rans, uy vnvfGi''r?iJ Trft1 TrTT- Cwnponion-one ei tk
t..:- nftul- -nw.U'i. Ka most imnor- was no malee4 Afteir-having turned his neWsDafers pubiisbe
x ..ux-x. a. a . r . ' 7 . 1.1. .vi-- TsTh- iuiM thinfr nn mnrfl I Raader. If tod jrutm
nfoMAh havA riftpfi anticiua r vva,- . iviwi a.w.. : ii v.- : vf .
. . it. in.L 1 ... v a 1 - - - 1 a ' ..
wiiicn iook piacc uu mo iiit v.v ..r-., 1 m age, .ia.aprpuieni man, aoove tue
but tie twentitself proved a gijandj popular 1 Ueiehkand wearinz heavy
utwMtife.' Thefe 'were it' is i estimated, I An(i imnerial. tte Walks Jwith.
cession and present at the grave. tom.,tiaacia the yoMignt'LesrionAbeAaa-sil the
the Euo da Marche, Neuilly, where the
procession was formed, to the grave, tne
crowd was tumultuous, aim, m sp.ic
efforU to the contrary, the most intense
I
rr,. -4 .t about four o'clock reach.
i.o arppt which leads from Jhe avenue
r. . t-xIS-J-n,!. orso41fire I-
SSI iaVwd-
ing exweineyr , r
ed, the relatives ana iuuui 2"
the deceased-slcp accorapanied ihe body.
to the grave wherethcre being no re-
ligious service, the ceremony lasted .but a
short time. Addresses were pronounced
over the grave by aim. itocaeioit, clcf
luze, uer onvieiie, r wuiem t
Noir. V ' . i
The following are the speeches : t ,
SPEECH SWjW1v7,8ROTw 1
a a! a i
Citnent: in ine prwuu-c ...
. - -a a-x.a m a Arr r mo t r r
in the oresence of you all, 1 assert mat
rjctoroir.h
Without reason
out provocatio:
hlorvrl lx-fore 11
t A ehatt iMSir forrevenze,
If we cannot obtain Imperial justice,
we shall have recoureo to the justice of
thou hast watered with thy 'blood, the
dwelling ot a prince tor thfl hplKcattse iof
aa bean.COWaraiy assassiua-.oiiji afiuu.t JHV"ow".l',u.V'jvrT....T'v rxrrs Degto i airecxtneait
ITiLL(l ' x . . a revolver and & sword-cane : Dut it t - YV culturSiurts to :tne aa
pvicvm. .j .. i , a..--, fc , ,AvvAita. : "I namf)hlets of the Loal CO 1
. without mouvr, wim- ouuiu uam uu mio w - fl are aflreuM for. JTestlm
. ... i j i . .v. A v.T; r 4V frav it that I r.Y...4 4 wk
u, ocwas au, wr "gr-- - aid-South fns
iViBVea. . : - i r ; .;t I lizers the cneapest m tne
cientiT nu
s,a am cap
PH y l
vcab IUQ; B(UC
bbtiitiirin04
r, .Arr , r.Ti
lJJQflr(f. Well I
toerWoS
WRmr TfWnal aAMte ... aZ.l. il. I
pqbticaVeariv too' we
w luuecpnnaenee id him that Ihavecoine.
ftrmcri ..I tta i; - I
otberwiM after tha uJassWion ,f nfir
k ";;, ' V "V. ' u
brother by Pierre Bonan&rtB.
Trr:i.i . , 1 . .
. "1.tu respect xoonrirengeaace, thai!
have it. -The oocssiazrto-tlai-waa vith-
obtDafalleidn mn m St oll
bo reDeated lTtiar TV-nr a w
we shall -find but more favorable still that
which you trust is lost to-day. V i '.. "." T 7
abu 10 iue xorce wntch shall oppose lt-
. f . II I
tO tue paS88?e Ol llDCrtV WB' ahall On- I
.. flt :.k iT. i . r- " . 1
a the force of right and jus-
taQt Wd Afterwards. if lt.:mu3t .with
. . . . - . . r
armeaiorce. 4i.. ,:jniHi-
i w A r Boverant,. we no longer
looktoit fbr,saV8facti9n. ye wishnoth-
ing from it; we want no more ot it. Never
yet has a failing government been able to
raise itself when it once began to glide,
The fall is pigb; the fall is fatal. This is
why I demand patience and calmness from
you. Let us conduct our brother to the
cemetery of Neuilly, and go quietly through
Parisr.tha enly manifestation- possible for,
""jr nuj- iwuucgimuu' mis
:ft 4&St&
. At this mom Vt the spectator and' fol- -
towers .must nave numbered at least 100,000
persdhs.' - 'They no broke up into groups
i . ; . ,i 't;;,"
knots for discussion, in which the most
reyoluUonatVnbinibBs wero-rrecrvxtre9a-.
ed. "A'nttleTaieV:M:'Roch'efort returned
ffiW the cemetery jn a clv,whch;,then ately the latter, who has long' been accus
took the lead at tj, walkv. ancj , the people tomed, according to the testimony of some
sel oof on their return to'Pana.' Tlierf
curredperhaps, the tnostcdrfoim incidents
oi me aay. a separation iook piaco De-
tweeo the mere -idlers add the' more ' ; dan-
gerouai portion -of the assemblage, ;tbe !for-
mer kOPPinsr to the eidawalka. eontmninir J
their part of spectators, while '. the latter;
formed a complete army of about .40)00,
wftrkmen, and marched m -close
antinsr the "Marseillaise.., varied
intervals with cries expressive of their
xuy lor .uocneiort. anaa repuonc. i
;;v - dmpebss or the MOii. . . .
ti. -a.w. " .
Paris wM Lv.i w iw;:--.. f
' ' -a-- w? ( uubiuuauvc aI1, VllO I
la. . mi , . " a. . . . I
l. ; La?2 ?v Iar?:ul,.8e.
whX
. . I J . 1 , ' I a. j t , , T TT
4-irteV icJAiA i.iTll IMaA.l?AU'A1na. l.t. JI
l I Miwreutw Will UlV19tlQUHUT IaW1TBCUI
- I a-1 t i? l"ni w- ra - a i ,
ticrie? fTheRonivi Tointi bad "just
been reached, when suddenly there was a
, ' A .v -Vi r T
leam of f,9 hmd the Palace of In-
dustry, and a dark mass which had been
almost concealed in the! shadow of that
building spread out like41! fan across the
,1UV "J serpen is-ue-vuie, , supponeu Dy a
. ' ",Ar . i
squadron oi hussars, barred the way; thsn,
iust ooeaed-to allow- the -earriaure of M.
RocVefbtt to pasi, and Jlosdd .up again,
An rrriAiB than advanAAi a n -l aftAv 1 a
v,a ju nuTauu, uu uw o
had summoned the' people to disperse,
waraagernMaA
pearedjj k instant,. Jo Iwsitatf, Vjit at
that moment the jeloads, which had been
gatircriiljr tfeavfly 'overhead, burst all at
n1tcBJ!iiBlA .hAmi nhom-er nf nmcnmfl
wind. This was sufBcient to decide the
wavercrs, .and they instantly disbanded
X3JCSS
avenuesor thronged forward in the direcr
j
At th of th R e Jlivon th
mob ii-sfiianyaCBa i guarda,
wom tney cneerea nearuiy waving ineir
Viaps ln4the sir as they passed.1 Before the
Tuileries, shouts of uJU-saa sin " were
raised 10 wromr vi mo -iA.ainpioa, aiter
. . , 4tiaArferjieftded tCe:P wav to
wb ch 1 tfrifftJ! 7
their respcrtft distLrijs.trv -
: frrn-.'mJi
n aVTZ
The PJiliitha fplldwinj;;
tit hisl belli raid tf)MVictor Noir
i l ' . f oor nr nm- .
a I a ca w aaw v aa uuij v ft vu j j vsi9 v wv u.m
was ttrentytttO.ri IMiarf bew sAid that he
. waaa merebovc. ihe wst WW .jrfi-fcereu-
leav BtrewfiTth. 'rThat 4ie 'Was od-natared
was true enough : but he was known to be
of a violenVteuaper. vlfU excetUipnal fhrcte
vti certainlf tMe"bear title hchad to fitet-
sry renown ; and that same mnscular vigor
was urobably the vert "quality that' pro
cured for pood Victof the fatal h6nor, of.
1 r ,T1 1 " . -n ' ill. I
accompanying ii. uiric ue rouTieue.
Poor fellow! he hadTi good heart; bat it
- 1 j - 1 1L.1 va t. J
was ever in ms nana suu uut uiuiu u
mid
mustaches
'difficulty
from having gouty .feet. Haying been;
air cf.a, nilitary lanV .J During hfe mili-
taiy.rcarew-'lje.' gave frequent proofs of
coursgsna energy. ;Jiis marriage in looe,
at lbTeux; a property Mbwns in' thfe Ar-
U'g Daint-moine. a u umuu, uu.
I r-1 ? a a a i. mu a. A - aA.Maa
I eY
agi
moment
ftUfathi - iilw.a:KMa.fic'f :sirr
. , v - - i 1
raB victim -killbd on himakriAot eve."
lAondon;News,of the 13tb4 contains
following? , - ; ' f
(o 8a inion "as'-liiff 4 rea ' name;
- intractfoB of 8almon was' less
than twenty-one
be married on the
Urajalc. jqvjalf,ge
1 -i a 'Jt. 1 iLA -mi -ve lif oFanr lPTa Tit
i iw hbtuu in hi iiin iiiiikji b a ast. a ni i vii w
'J, " T w ,i
wnico na loeiongou;- ";" ""J
naninn : whereas, if we take it for granted
. . . . v. : . -1 .la. - JS 1-A.1
tnat tne xrmce ounseu commenceu noawir
tit .arAfl Aa x KollPVir
that ML WrrnVelR: taken 'bv surrjrise.
Btinctivelv..liAixlr.bands-on..his weapon,
Ltbougli.he was too bewildered and horror -
aCUUiaJlgntcrulrlOUT.I WBfcue present 1 jyjxa aiai u ouvjw,..
the Prince is in mourning lor his ,. .
years of age, an4,W tq I , "M JJxWW fKV'Pj. -o4?""1 1
: ! . J I Aa - mm Ijia.. faiAIIA waf aa o vtrnvuiiiii U.- 11.11 ai , ' - - a( i r - A a, i I'll
v ' eituer in aeienainir or avenKiut, ui wm- en Ruth's Challenire fSoluble
ncoutert beac itneei to tlie
BuriS hef "never went without a pistol in
tnV liTiAM iL. Tii J 1a. . a. 1 i- - -
miad that thft AThVlft in that imimal wa
only on lna., -tr.- .waTi Vtt K-
ongother elegnndes, the iml
w hi i dva a . vvi.ouiu a4V4auo
?ut we ? .f their -oppo
knaye9 and thfetefrafld to use them for
manure. ,
' emperor' approves . proceedingb
, AQAIN8T -THE. PBE5TCK. j .:.
; TTie Emperor Teamed-the ; news of the
killing of Noir on arriving at the railway
station on' his return from Rambouillet.
M. Pietri,'prefeet,of,Torice, informed his
Aiajesty,-who became quite pale, and di
rected his informant to have the matter
lUiUICUiaUHT UlXIUtTllB 1JK1 1 II U I, II B muiriHI
iinttiiinrini, tlt tti:!-nii:-!
uiuuiHus. ju.. xjuiiic viuvicr, ou leaving
the legislative body; Examined 'all the
papers relating to the incident and save
orders to have.the .Prince- arrested. He
then proceeded to the paUc and after
furrows-between thesendges ; the ridges
stating to his Majesty the gravity of the
eituation in which Prince- Pierre was
placed, announced that1 fceliad directed
the immediate commencement of . tbe ju-
dicial examination.' ": i! vw -I approve,n said
the Emperor,., of ' all' that' you have
done. No member of my family is above
the law, and justice must pursue its course
witu tuc greatest possible publicitv.
THE PLEA OF ASSAULT,-
-fi. raifSntNo6
Bonaparte still assertf that' afler some
conversation with itfde Fouvielle,. he
asked his interlocutors, in somewhat sharp
irapuusiure nuu mux.
Grousset and Rochcfort;' that M. Victor
"NTnir th Pt TYr1 lorl in fliA , eflirmfit.vb tinit
irnck- tha Prinr- in h f -;Tmmr11.
out the weapon rand fired.. The Prince
added that had he not been provoked by
M. Noir he shoulinot have shot him, as
M. de Fouveitle- point the latter does
nnt denv na f!. Tkoronn nrliAi burl cimVpn
during the interview.: The fact is asserted
that immediately after the scene, which
had taken place. Doctors Pinel and Morel
had xound the traces of a blow on Prince
Pierre Bonaparte's left cheek, near -the
neckr
IPWKoskooI The Great Blood and
Liver Medicine I,.-.... ....... ., t
- ' -
; MISCELLANEOUS.
IX; 1 HAEDWAEE, IX.
Agricultural Implements.
CUTLERY, oOUXS, pistols,
AHIHUNITIOX,
mUK UJiDERSIQNED WOULD RESPECT-
ju' iuuy caii tue attention oi nis menas aim
tliepubllo in general to his large and well-
JL
seiectea slock oi
. - . - i . - .f a i' ,'i-
Hardware of every -description.
Iron and Sfell,' Spikes, Shovels,
Spades. Pitchforks, Axes,
' Locks,' lilngxJs &c.
. Always ou hand a complete assoi-tnvnt of
CORK SHELIaEBS, .....v i - x ,l,
i u , .B0f JE, TBAffE 'CHAINS, li '
i ' ii' -: ' 1B0N AND sxeetJ HOES.
' j ".TWlKE,CUJtaf COMBS.
AH kintlarof . Leather, llarness;' CoHar and
..i . . .. .!.: ; . T . . ,
Evry raniier attdr Planter ls lnvlted to call
anq examine tne mock.
,"f Steep.onlyxt Vainest Goods, and ofTerthem
I.-.-I- -' Ux'l "'i i' M'i'V i'- '" ' '
We also keep a complete assortment of
' ' ' Paints'; Glass Oils, Sash;
' Dodrs and Blinds.
(J)f1i.cu we sell at manufacturera prices.
CaU
and look for youraelveiw . - i-f -'
:!JATHL JACOBI,
- Successor to Jas. Wilson, '
- - No. a Market street.
Jantf
T r v uminjrton, n . m
1 I I.A.t
. .mi
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P ? .PCTWrff P P ?
TO TfTR "WORKrNO CLASS. We ' are now
rejtetrd to frtmtsh all odaaaes with ooastant
nmhoymBfr at home, 'tire'whole-of -tne time
of -for the tpare. moments. Business new.
1 iwt. valid, nreAtable. Persons of either sex
easily earn front 50c. to 5 per evening, and a
ii
roportlonal sutt 'toy Ue voting their whole
imA tn the bnainesa. Bots and air s earn near-
hLiuBiu aa man. That all who see this no-.
tTei Inav sandlhelr addreaiC and test the busi-
-ncssw-make thisntrparaJlereeotfer: Toaach
as are not wed t saiuneu, wa- win genu i w pay
for the trouble of writing. Full toarticnlara.
X Will 00 to tXJiiimeuuo
Th. BadbIsS' LOerary
ie tarcesvaoa Dest iamuy
d all sefit free by mail.
rtnanent. profitable
EN A CO Augusta,
ian ia smo.
A STRAL OIL,'
i-i;-,,;. For sale by. ..1 ;
No. 19 So. Front St.
. jani ia-tr
w Jl AT.-.- itta!
NeWrUOOCLS. HeW WDttSl
. .y.'.ft I."! ,.'jrr.'aii:j .1 (
We receive eacj waeka .A
; .new styles. rorJ
-"
which are sold vat;
LOWEST PELCati
oa .ii j j r.
t na
Not ice to Cotton Planters and
IIS Mil , - I -: irl SJI (U U.CAIO A Btt'jr'i'j .j ,11.
ention'of SU agrl-
vertiaeiAients ana
wnose xertinaera-
orrfala' from piant-
lanvlina and ln States
pronounce these fertl-
maraea.- "
PbnXTlhate.
Ian UL.I TYifi'-' HPRTTWT A HIN8OW.
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morrow of, the trag10 i -' jah-tf.,iJ,r' '" v e !'Korth troatstreew T'l".. '. ..?..,. .a' ! : i.'nivl 0
aiescfibedaxrayotith of f v f .t iiitt..-.r.ii., ya i : , -1 .4.8peiiiAmtMttioiru &&.tQM1UKUtPi
ft.in iii i ---. . .. I jf;,-ro.-; !i-. it- rur.- ii tr J
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' in;', the most' eiegan "-fa i -VfT
E BERNARD'S 2?t"I',,.?V,f
Publishing pause, t xfj
Jj-iS xfr'
f to ,f pnttoxT jnd
No. 23 HaietStriBfet,
YOU f.WILL FIND i THE
.fin
LARGEST;
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t'
SUITAt3
Ladies', Gents' and
To Cive Perfect Satisfaction v both In Price arid
Quality of Our Goods.
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ALL PERSONS IN , NEED OF .
iEXAMINE OUR STQCK
.'I i
PURCHASING
Jan. 20-tf
BOOK BINDERY.
B00 K BINDEEY
Blank B o ok Manuf ame i or yt
Wli. II. IIEIIIV AIII, lropt4r.
Dawson Bank Buildvngs, . Front
, ; . WILMINGTON, N.O..
J7
TTN COlf SXCTION WITH MT(KatraT-
. -' ."r.-'i "
tNG AND PU BUSHING HOUSE, I haveinJp-
e ration a Complete BOOK BIX DEBT AND
BLANK BOOK M ANBF ACTOBT. laelud
ing a FIRST CLASS RUUKO MACHIKK
My unsurpassed luciUties-anable metO:eeo
cute all work In . tje bove lines at LOW
BATES, with the ntaaoat dJtaparteh aad in
the most fiCPEBIOB STILE. : .;-.'.,''
lam m an o faotnrlng to order
LEDGERS' I';-'
journals :;
daybooks'- -
CASll BOOKS,
BLOTTERS,
INDEXES,
RE(X)RI) :0KS- i
TRIAL DOOKETS;
- : - vv.t :
APPE ARAlCE DOCKETS:' , , , j
MINUTE DxCKET' ?'ukk .
EXECUTION. D.WKKJ, j
MARliliGE REGI
t . . . ...... : , 1 jt
bUnd tooks; i
X.NDV ALL OTIIElt
B L A II K B O O K S,
-USED Bf-
CLERKS,
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REGISTERS, j' a
RAIL ROAD COMPANIES,
INSURACE.aMffl
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PROfFTLYV ATTENPlp: TO.
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BOOKS,;: i
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PAMPHLETS, ,i;,:j
Aif.lV.Xft" f
MAGAZINES,
PEKIOpiCAIS,
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: . NEWSPAPER .TIES,
i i-'.i - j;;'.- ""fe.nrirnii
..' x. ...iwi-vVi-.-; :
. i2' H z;T 1 .ror.H?-. : ,:i
Bound In' !t)ie. neatest' and -most substantial
ttianner, ajad at Moderate Price.
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TIaKIKQt JtWOt.BOOK-. '.PBA1WB,
BOOKS, BIBLES, ate., , ;- ,...: -4
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't
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j!f
""iiMiaerivsi nut.
I : '. r :i 'i'.i - i l ' it': y.r
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FIJSIiST AND u' 1
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L ceapPods,
LE FOR - r ;
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Cliildren'ti Wear.
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GOODS SHOULD OALL 1 AND
AND PRICE BEFORE
ELSEWHERE. ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
' " TO ECON)MISTS. r,
ADVaanaa ur
The Wi hhsbbro News
FAIRFIELD J1ERAL& ,
"Published in
'"X - wiNSBORoJ si;,.-,;.' ul
rpHB LARGE AMD INCREASING ClWCXj'
that they offer as good induoemeQt'
verxisers a any oilier papers 111 Be.,,qiu.i
49 Aa.(lvrtiements solicited. '
l)ESl'014TEa,.MUL,LlAMS & CO.,
sept 14-tf Proprietors.
.''liu'i' At. nIH..J
'. ;" THE ,-
Eastern Jntelllgenceri
; Publisbeii every Wednesday, at:
WAaHlHOTOAT'.N.- ' ''
by-
Dr. Ju.r. aVofasf-aTe L.-NIaoii.
H(o ' better adrerttslnsr medium In Eastern
Sabserlptlop, 1 yr- 4- moinra
- W. ''aKBVAKD.geat,'' "
dec9-tf ,j 71nvJngtoii,N.a .
MERCAflTltE PRINTJflG.
.-.'.',1-. 4 .V . , ..
BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLHEADS,
CIBCUllABS.
LETTER WE AI5INGS
NOTE HEADINGS,
ENVELOPES,
NflTK BQQga,
&XAIlbtEiTsIl
GENERAL J&B PRINTING
Executed ln the best manner, 'and at the pjbort'
est notieej'at the iM- '.' i;- Y
SIOHXIJaO JSTAR v .
...,,,1 ,,l 1 ...v.
. trajpiiced Tripe,
JJIGS FEET, DRIED BEEF, : - ,. lin,.
FULTON 3IXbawET 3EEF,
xjooice uosnen nutter.
Golden Syrnp and
N., C. Buckwheat, at
C. Bl
-TH08. C'LEWIS,
... 8 Market Street.
novll-tf
1 .t' 1 (11 III l)rt-
..r..,i:oftft'i.
irVhEK 'sbpfeRItH feEG'ABS ANlAot.
VrViffLED LI QUOU6 can aj wajys be - , 4n
coiecuoa Wjiu i,i,ierpT:-epnpr(ert 1o
:,T0BACCPi
riif
It . -'II. J'Jrt'': fi riT. .-Li
Fnrnlahed Rooms. 1)V Dav.
WeGk'prjton'
TTrYrr a -v-r-i-r,t
TT
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1)
iill ri.J?ti.l.' Ofiirtfnf -.tl ..I;ovv;irj;
rr. fw-i-i, Vi t f-i-.! v ..; -t-.it i-.-'-t. ..?
effect? both; JaLaBlX B and k'lBB IHt7JlJ
XTSCM ill Wtiifo&ttAVariBiii antf ufwxJ
i...U.ixS'j.-i:U ;!'.'(; ii.i -T ;;il;07-if;u;rl j
tfcKQ9T.:AVOBAJB. TJEJWW,;.) 3:i;
j.-'-Cut AjOHN.;WlXDBtt'ATKIN80N,!l ,.,1
xAl IMnAA.. O .
. . ' Between Front itnd Water' StaJ
... 1 if hi j 1 11 1 1 I r. ; - ii 1
TMISOBLlllrOIJ8;f:i !
B. Et -tTETDR ;
- - f rti'tT vtyAtr tiTif1 atlT fl'tf a 1
- ejf WfrJA aV MViH SJ -S. mA,Mm Hi Am
Poiafoies or'Panfo-aMyO.'
V richitPinlbEyei: Jackson -VVinite.i
.i:i u. uox'aM miAe-ireAxsa jsiaw.ai?.
4 " and Mercer,1 fApple8)'(," j
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i rsj Snn:sOigaiTbco,r j
f..'iTi".r!'.'s1r f' T-iJ girlJ lilu,,1
rrma
t-rjaoWlAVtiivgttita. aad-lias .atouekilartfei
aiattoq taa muh newWftges in, Ma.
.section la. which. U lspoWiabed. , . ) 1
: -"ft, Unrvhants of -W iiifitn rtn; -itaT-lil')anuI
so good a medium rxixiAaettlari wlth
the business men OT Sumter and planters O:
y.r4uoll vuilfiWol i-na WUinlngfoMi
U.fPiVft
-: n ; fi.7'2-.-! ..ocl .i'-ocoro-l .... .
j
d apkjCajjalesyj.Cieeesi?
' rrtBll W ATCHM AKl (. tratoflshed. jaski Bttstfer,
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II
HOUGH, CINPENING & CO.,
BaconJ lArddteSapplieai Generallj,
j n -'lWitawfaaTt'
; .wr t,iV i BALTIMORE MJ).f- .
. Rxfxkkhcks j-Hopkina, Harden 4fc Kemp, Can
y. Gilpin Ckx, Pexmimaa ft Bro.; Daniel Mil- '
ler A Co., Howard, Cola Co- Baltimore : M .
Greon wood. New OTleanj c. W. Button. Esq.,
Lynchbvxl)!riaf: SOprf ' Vtj, JPetera
burgVa. ;Wm. B. BernajllinliAuAi,-N. C.
. 150 )Y. EMATT ST., ,
VJT.aad Dealers ln Sweet and Irish Potatoes
Particular attenUonpald to the Bale of all
kinds of -BAMitT rtl TAALB3,. GItEEN .
FKUITS, Ac.
AU kinds of SESD POTATOES oonstantlp
on hand. : l A r,, jaarasSAFly
PATTERSON &
D iii
) in 'in - : I .
v r ta
iHv1,-T0a,WRH4SrqtWtut't: if0
(Between Hanover ami fehftrpU t ;
Thoe. H. titei-soA-Vf vwujlv1 V B8lttaaor.'
Jno. H.Bash.. - 3. :
Prompt and Calthral attention paid to orders
mms&Fly -
"l'i'- fn-t
FOUvTfS
. - iV.-j ( ortiI.-CaXEBa-ria. J .. i'j !" .;
. Tkt. 1 .-J jLVf
bpilfR dDwa aad lpw-plrtt!d' torte.
prtrefietKtihTf' km tkiinhM '' the'
ttacU and iateitlaa..e i iu:;
n ilt'ta a saw nrsMirtlMaf ell aisttaca
In.Mu.. ... kU ..Wkl V- . TTAT1 .
. ' AHV.UVU. Ml 'A MA. WW, ligAVI
FBV ER. GLANDERS. TELMW jk.
WATER. HEAVES. COWS. D1S- ' ZLTV
! TEMPER, FEVERS, f ODN U ER.
LOS8 OF APPETIa? WWII
EXtRGY.i jo.1HJt use improTe.
i the wipa, intreajes tlio ?pictit
U(9 B O aopofnlr iii4Art ffJ
rttrtfH'b Aiiffit laerpeit, Hollow '
KnP,tt'Jii Hr fee provea by:
ad apcrf-Ate;to Inereaw th
quantity or milk and cream twenty
per rent.- and make the butter Arm
. Aiut W.M-t.. In fuM.i-.tn i A.III. I.
We them anjiitlAf Ttin'LaWMda, and makes
theutlMtiTettaeataeUHoT wtir
In all disease of frirttie, tieh' a Cough., TJlcen In
the lAsnR, Um jka ii ertWtjacti I, , n 1,,
.trill theUboVedl nVeradl.-'T
eacee or til ui kit prevemna. ir grrm- 1
t in.., . Aa4.ii.iiM.iiiitf. . a, i,:
-cttre tat Cltatem. ; i: (iojrcm:T
OjV 1 ; t'i ?fua i mism i.l'. 1 meffg jnnU r.
l::?.f.a J-li10H 4rWMltrV,.
For mil j 1) DruggisW and ,StpTeVer tiirftaghout
the United State. Canada, and Solrth America.
mr23SAriy-r4AXi;iTmi,"1
M. . . .1 .- 1 :f.iT.:r.fn n .? ...I'j
w wui ft-ii(lfit.aDia, a,iurli.T -ua
AJTD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
uat- -. 1
80 South. Howard StMlw, eorner of Lombard,
. . .. BALTIM QBE. , ., ., . .
TTTK HAVE dONSTAM,TtT OX ltAD A
TV large and weU assorted' Stock of GEO
ClIEBVJwTNExt anrLXIQUORS, suitable for
the Southern-aiid Western,, trade We solicit
oonsignments 6f CWtttrCF Prbauce.such as Cot
ton, Jfeattoera. toVa mu& fcaeswax, Wool, Dried
Eruitx Fur Skins, Ac- , -1 .,
';bu?tBcfli5es lxrfJdani'ATnslhei 'iire'Jstich as
W Wartaht.! Saletftiho
AUrrdiiAayfltTJpMtettUonA 1 -
loilna&AFMniad (JO.OUi biiul nu ;- ..
i H t.fal -ml itjiii .111.1 iMMQimyi.'. mi. i.uni.i
WHOLESALE LIQUOR
1 5it ana 'null it;
General Commoon MercMfs
54 SOUTH KOWXfD tJTREJST,
And 5538 West Pratt Street,
1 U,ysXwAk'iBALTIM0RBt MD.
T)E7ERS sC'lMBJe Co., SteUman,
'fScHreHie lfiolo?dBtckaL vtta
taent
no t -j
rraiiiTCTrr iz ,itoc.i..r .pt smu vt,-.t,-
.UV-iliU-'
MERGnANDJS'MIiS.
COBJaPBJlKS AA Jf BJRBBJ()Kc B.TJI..
. BALaPlatOKXJ,CMDix.rju .t.-, ;. .
to-il WuU'k'iiAU-aiA.A
. . . txJAWMava. AvyuuiMvu aa m w waaw vnsv va
wrroiiLx. bxs pmerrxj LLar as u cjoji-
YY signmenU ef borfe,-aBI wiU guarautee
)ighera market rates aftd prompt returns.
; Lilfe Laaaat C '- La'
ij.'illl IM
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It. a -isWria
if rr)T; J" .
Commission
ft C'- r
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I'.viWi.t A-n a- wTTf i ai'ttn'tt :
rriHB TRADE SUPPLIED WIyiAWE.
TlSd CAINjrroinr.tbanoa. T
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tTHOSt
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Clbliailaiiaff
- iaTow-jLWTAiOfrAA3Axa mzALSB?7if
JtAk; weetaiid Irndi ltasaoes,iAl9ie. Oalons,
Beana,PeaiMnandDried.ViT
dxomptly aeouiiicdfor. mrsa SAFly
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