North Carolina Newspapers

i uiiii UW.i'?1" '.! 1 - . V-t.TVi i . x.v.. .... ,. ' r. : : - . -; - i-wnu-uKw iaii., ; . . -., : w l-r.lw, t -.T;-' .;, .' "i ' .V" - ' .... .r .;- ... ;;, rf,-; :-TJ v..- - "? - ieV . it- ; 7C0 . . .---rr-:-4- V, 7 ,Mrs..Oatcs'4Troupo,op? nefl J Mr. Vro. Ettinger contein- pltttea consldcrahlj enUrging the dimeo siona of hu glore'oo Market street. , Sknt to thb.Work IIousk ;.,,c mHith. In wlvanea...,. vyV v?:t V , j ;.v of i ho City Ml HiTUi. C aura per week. Wallace Cook nd Jobn Anderson, not f lCing blo to py the fineatb;wliich Uey were ubiecttl' In tha City, Court, were - sent to tha Work House yesterday. ' " Thcro wa an iunnetiso hu- . '.. if f rlmmh ilicnco at the Jj ront sire - on Saob&th evening, to hear Rev. Mr. Dal ly, who is on a brief visit to'our city. Tun- Ctcy Clock: The' "s'uUwri bers to the City Clock are rented througo an advertisement in another cel umn to meet in the city CourJ. room this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, f..r the purpose or deciding upon the location of the chck. U k o k k J x i l .The notoriou Uotms tliiet Edmondson, aia,Chase, broke jail at Whitcvillo, last Friday night, and has thus far eluded pursuit Ueliid bee tried before the Superior Couxt o Coluiu- bus county and been sentenced to ten years imprisonment in the penitentiary. Bcim; a natiye and former rwM&cnt', of county;"he may turn his step in ttiatH- rectiont"- We presffraeJcrwiVi offer a re ward for bis capture.' - Sr. JoHNVPttjaiicH WjSue very, "lad to It-urn that Rev." George' Patterson has Hccepted the, rectorate of St. John' Church, ii response to the call of the ves try nnd congregation of that young bat vigorous parish. Mr, Patterson is so- well known, is so popular in this community, that it 1 wholly v unnecessary for , us to discus the probable induence lie will ex- ert over the tuture Jof 'Sti John's.' lie takes charge the first Sunday after JSas,ter the 24tbHlay of Aprit'. 'A J o VvVN V. ' t ; . ' i j ' A lho JlAuu--iThero- was coti- sideraolo excitement yesterday Wornirrg, ;i tLe whurt foot ol Princess street, anions a nmulK-T of colored people,: over quan tity of tuqicntine which wus fished 41 p in -4hc river at the month of the Oock .autl Jiniilcl t land, boinc bfteen tr tjVcnty hnntU wr taken out, they luivinj; been ui cumulatiog there for some time pastby hreakin:; Iuohc from rafts. There was some 3;j5iculty csp rlenccd in dividing the pro-cttu-t mi account of tins mi'iibcr of cMm- City Cut'ier. Tho usual number "I rases wiire before this tribunal yester day mornios, anf wcrtr -disposed of as follows: . - " ' Walliico C ik, charged witlt di irderlj; cwwJtict and i4rpijfty.f Jurlguy;pt "oc tue penalty ou; anc cosw, , wmi securiiy in the sum of 100 lor good behaviour for twelve months, and to bo in oustoJy at Lard lanortiniu ttw DeJiraMs gtvenr tite fine to 1m: paid in money or hard labor at the Work House '-. j. . C, ! . John Andersou, disorderly. Judgment fur the penalty, aid oos6: with a. rcconi mendatiort that il U reduced tdVae-ihUi and costs, to b paidta mone or. labor; at the Work House. .- . ; " Gkn. Will- 'kpiVii"rd the rumor, some' ten days Since, that our friend Gen. Wm. Machae, long, and favor ably known .in this community, had in contemplation thcesigrhttlon 'oF his" posi tion as General Superintendent of, the Wilmington s and . Manchester Kauroad The rumor has now changed to a reality. the General Vaving determined Uf lelve? ui about the first of the coming bi,OHth,' tor tnke charge, asEngineer'and Superintend ent, of the Macon and Brunswick (Ga.) Railroad. It is nccdlcBs to add that vre sincerely regret to lose him' from oareofn munity. V'-'f Capt. Jno.C WriDEE. We hear that Capt. John C. Wirlrler, Koai Master u inr m visionrf ui ino;Wiiminguo and Weldou Iilway, Tvill rprobablyr.be tendered the position ot General 8uperin lenaent of the Vilaiingttu and Manches ter Railway, made. vacant by the- resigna tion of Gen. Win. Macllae.. Capt. Winder is eminently qualified for X ha, position be ing one orthe best civil "engineers in the country, and a good railAiad man . gen : :J . IMIOH S'.liL. 'Oil' iff .. m i'i A..: ? v -.v 'rresjvindent of a Northern paper,. writ-- "' Irom Wilmington, sayl he saw one.ot te conductors on our striit railway xun "wt ladies from the sldcwhlk to ; bis car, tke ttrvt: H conclujes our condoc- torsure very acwmmrodatlnt. r He is right. Ami wu have no doubt hVrcfcrs ,to ; oar juu. () inend Jacobs, wh is noted for undivided attention to 1 ha ladies and bnMes. We hava never set 1 hisequal in thu IT.... '.'''. - iiuu we mean, . 01 toursc, , lor ?0UnS (?) man not vet out rlf his teens. A grows pidaV.; be twit! loubtles , im- Pr(e, until hit car moocOlWtho fernal - muntilo travel.. : : v Harness, SttdIia TniTiks, liHas, Bags, Satchels, Collars, , Hames, iM, Saddlery', hardwarej &c. Prices 10 uit the times. J. 8, Tophim : Co.; ;:. 8 South TrA.t at . tall.l . N. C. tf.:"' GOVKREMKNT SALfc.f.TflKdft' illj nt .of the Custom Hoose, at 18 o'clock, I front .of the Custom House, at 18 o'clock, Messrs. Cronly & Moris, Auctioneers, will sell that valuable threa story brick . bcrr -ifig: wcl-kno 'wo 'aa 'tui Marino Ilospita tulU at a.c)sAof:H0iOOlUAb"nd8 390x530 feeVcmupdslng Vn'jCUj'kqnari Also, at the same time auft place, seventy oneclty lotV This sale is made by au thority of the government, under "the - di rection of D. Hu,rhley,' Collector of the Part. .! r -' a ATjss AirfXANftKB -and .Miss' El DKiixiK.-The Charknton Heut, ib referring r to the aataseoeats in the new Academy ot Aiusic yurinjj uie)reent season pays uie following-' diserved 1 compliment ".to tne' Iadb named. Miss Alexander andMiss Eklridgo were the, sponsors of the new building, mt tha last -named 1 always archaiTd" bright iiTmodean oiuedyMkgfaw 80 rapidly b dramatic strength and know ledgo that before' many week , were past she.was wmrung iiearty piaudits by her admirable impersonations of Beatrktt.and and Rosalind. Aodlis Alexander, 'eAr- nes and paipstakirtg,-a gentJc-woman pqr 'excellence, was from the beginning ' to;, the end of her engagement au'xmiamcnt to our' stage." , r- . k .j- ored child, by the name of 'Martha Ann? KlHnt-ia,ni07itbs,oki and doghler of rneea Beery,' Tcaidlngf ia the Filth Ward, -a'as'accWeriTaTly bdrned to tnen an extent 6n SatuWay lastkbout 1 Vcfock, thai ski diel yesterday -from the effects of the dis aeter4 .The accident occurred in this wise: The child was sitting by ibe 8tove," tCe luoiucr. using cut, wuen a coai 01 ere from the stove fell rinto hetilap...!.Wben the mother came in she foundhor child Horribly oumed viaucJi haaUy.xesultcd an itsdeathas above stated;-This is another" nniiuiig n luobiier ui ins uaoger ok lSVr fng little children in a room by themselves when there is any flt with which .they are liable, tif comer io:rontact.v .TV gentleman was riding along Market street yesterday and when in the vicinity f St. James Cpureh met with a most onusna! uiisliup Rider and horse were ia rxoel- lent p!riis,aid -tho lailrr ws'iiioviii;t along - witll his i byrden rjx jjracefully North (o Southtori'Tbird 'strect,--uriwit-' tungly placed, liunselt ..in tjieway of the pacer. -The colfisioir grounded ihe dark er,'ditted th hofM, aad unseated the equestrian. . The basket carried by ye ju vile with platea.'spMwns, kmvs and forks, Vepf csented, in thdr Cight pfitny'geograplh- ieal points but, pleasant to Tefate, nobody, was hart. -" . -i. ? DBB'or -ji paoprsirY Cmz Xawtess-, ness and ontraes are still the order of the day in -Robeson county. - 'Oil . Satotday night last -Mr. Owen Norpient, commonly' blown asi 'JBlack'. 0wen,1 J.who resides' with, his, fat heriin-law,! about fourteen miles frjomLumbcrtoB, west oqt. kit -his 1 ''i'L ill ''JAl'. ' - V'v:'1 piazza preparaiory 10 rearing to nis nen, it bemgirtsedppoaed- -nbot 'o'efock,' whea he was suddenly fired upon by some one who had "been,, lurking .areund the J housp. The shot from the gun took effect in his leg. shatteriagit in a horrible man ner. Mr. JD. Bridgers,' father-indaw oTMrl'Norment, immadiatcly started aKir .Dr, . J.oWi Dick; rwboresides in jthe neighr borhood and wblle'on ' bis , way back he t was fired upon by some One in-ambush and nis muje'. Kitiaa Hiiromi: unaer, nim doubt is'. e'nteV(atqe4 ibtbe,.rwujd-be assassi n intend'edJto' 'It ill ;MK,;Bri dgcrs but fortunately be escapednnhurt. - Br. Dick made all baste to reach 'the side of- the sufferer and' fqund him ia a very 'critical condition. Oa, Sunday it wCs fad -irecesauy t amfnitate 'theleg of-Mr"'Norment,f who 1 lingered4 in 'great' agony until yesterday me-nrfog," when -pie was relieved of his sufferings by death. No clue has as yet been obtained ' 16 the perparatoJOf, tkl8 diaboBcal and cowardly murder. , Mr. Norment js re presented to-have been peaceable .inei fensi ve -citizen, and 'no motive -cab ' be , imngjnedby jhis friends for tho dlstardly acL- ' ni.HM .- y . . , VAMriyJjrn;colT orcd' one of the sufferers j;hev lste VPx" plosion, in essrjijrt, Ss BailpyJbjindrjr yard, and.whQ bas bfoq int avvery critical conditionever since, was oampelled-tor" saffer the ampnUUan'pf bwoqflded .leg at the. City HfjSfpital yesterds :r; pti SK TH, I'Vinanls, the Hospital physician,' perform:' ea tneoperanon.r'r" , j Si f ' 4iDu; Tell !?rWjU the represent tatives from New Hanover ii the General Assembly be so oblfging as to let the"pubj lie know whaV'bas become of he various charters wbicli have." beea entrusted them by the people' bf , W4lpungtoni khd why tbey have not ' passed; te Legista-r turo ? There are matfy anxious inquiries in aviation to the matter,',an'dTwe should be )0 glad it they wc-ld take, an early .occa- I ion U ttlwVs' tosiu8:dr all Inter- J sion ested - j -r .The Stearusliiri Volunteer, Capt. Jones, arrived fromlfewYork. yes-, terday. it .;.-"j5Ma . I ! '. , . . T IT - l 1 ' i i . - - - - . - , . nimiGTOH; Nv'.C.;.TIIMDAy MOEimiGi'MABCH 22, 1870. 'pjLOR; JB "ypLUMk. Yttll todaVa isaoadfew tii. .'(u,.;!'. wu issue Re the fifth vol nme -of the MomwBo .8TAB,andto morw"(Wed-nes3ay)- nsheri in Uc commencement ol a nowfolume and .the entrance upon- the foartb year since tlie Star first mad .yp-parVU.Itt-the 3'ouro41istic:i firmantent. To bb ECTLaCKD.--,vr& areWaeed to learn that the school hdase which was burnad oa-Sundaj ; moraihg) is soon to be j replaced, ly n" elegant brlcktructure, fur- jiinhed with aM the modern irnprovementi, anxi Dujt alter the mostrapproted 'style ot UPfllUaAtllM ' . " . . ' " v' : V . x ;- I was s generall j'-icelebrated throughout the country, according to tha -accoauts of our eachanges ;' which contaiu lengthy -pro- ceedinga oi the HiWraianotties id. tl'ii difllerentritiesThispeeches ballssup Pers 'PS&asiifinsfcg irerand 'aadlmpoeinV- A'NOfHaPcA-QlQU county has lopgbeen 3oted tof the num ber, aid freqtiimcy at facfaeIVhich haw bdrpmmt WewcoVd ail instahce'bf the most5 tei6Te character ui'annther p'ar( 6f this paper, still anpther, whicbmily througli an .iter- position of lrovidence was" prevented from Jelhg eqdally yiitortu'nate rn its results. CaptJ J.. W Plummer,"-of; Plummerville, abpuono, mUe ard a. half 'from Red Banks, was standing in his stora door on Saturday higbti' Wt between 8 and 9 o'clockta light burning in the store at the time, when he- was fired npn by some person TnriJfll own. three fidelc aKbt at riETnur the .floor Macmg against which he was leaning, abont (hrea laches above his bead. Captr P. did not seebe'person who jired thejhot, brthinba waaK)jicealeIl be hind a treel; Hefired . III. pistol in" the L direction fom Vhicb tbJ shot. camej'Jbut No clue has-yetbecn abtained.to lead1 to the detection of the guilty .w retch V- -A notu kk : iRic.Op Sunday morning, about 4oclock,1itho"iiUrra;'of fire, which is bctomifignuicll too" frequent of late to be altogetUer.wbolesome, again l.Cj'itTed'our' citizena"'from tlietr , drowsey slmttbers;,?,tT9TcTitngT ToHBngratfonr JfVras jrbtrjid 4Are origi- street, next to the corner of PMcea and opposite MeMsr Steagall & Sutherland's stable, The Stetfm'Fire Engine" iaa on the grotratl ere the first tap of the' alarm bell had sounded,' XmH the fire had too firm a hold oa the building, to render" t pos-. sibleLo eave it. J-With plenty tf water, how ever, 1 lie nne new. onuaiog pa tue .-oouui, occupiedby tbe Misses Kennedy and, Hart as a School bouse, could have beeu eayert without difficulty; buunforturiaery, the Marshal, under the impression thaf .theke .was pretxrwaietH tbxistifji t the intersection of Market and Second street h, rdered the engines there instearfot to the river. .Tne cistern was soon pumped dry, when it Vas' necessary1 to Vff until more water came into it, which delays were coo tinned at iatervals,nl)y' proving fatal to the building, which at last succumbed . to, the names andVa burned to the ground, The house was a new one, byilt expressly frihjJmipoao lor which it iusa" and was a fery fipe Wiudg. VThe bouse yon, -It " . - . -1 . at k . 1 the corner, wbicb is used by Js& LowerV. 4, I :f : '.- -l: .tu lit .. -,i'5 colored a j carriage factory, narrowly escaped me aevounng eiemenw ine two buUdingV consumed were; the property '' of DfAr,'Jl' DeRosseti 'The .School bouse: was valuetr at mV was insured ia! the Etna, of Hartford ;''31es8rs. DeRosset Sr Co., agents, , lor $1,500. The school furnituro was insured in the Underwriters' Agency. Damage Vsnaalb i The .Hack- smith shop,, occupied f by JaiLowery, was no , fcored - abpat25a. Iy ' toaa-wa. about" f 700 ft 1800 Among the articles consumed weU twrf buggies, one wagon, two. Cart, ' xmeidra,'' and balance io-.inateriaf and unfinished work. , "t'-"". Tba Hre wariirst discovered ju the roof, immedia'tety under tboeaves ortte" hous in Itie Southeast corner; aodls'supi L posed to have been the work of an incen diary. ; '?? I.' ' t. t ;! We are glad to learn that Miss .l?ennt-. dK jcfcoiUwia ufaxL no. rWpti. from ibe disaster. It will be continued, for the1 present, at her mother's; residence onvthe corfief af Third add Market streets. VAODKNT QX A.THE S. C.IiAIL noAD-.Ye8terdav' aoriiing, Txtwcen I and 11 VcJocVT'-wben i the train - on the SoutbJroHasiflUaroid was abpu 10 nuV froia iagvyill ira?littlaitation called Loulsvifle, the, fear car, being that of -3ei.x MacRaeuperintendent of the WUinimAon' ?and Manchester Railroad,' broke an axle, which. Jthrewtho car from' the track andis&li uV3he death .of Caleb Davis, a colored boy employed by Gen. MacRae to-atten to the car. Mr, M. Ki'eMup tnd wife 'and Mr. W. E. Dodge and wife, wbb were the only other occupanis oi we car, were oauiy- wrueu, . . - - - ; - - liaDi8HB--ryj5 arej indebted to crfrieAdllpevMaiUAgwiioii fte Wil mlngton &;t Manchester Railroad,- for a bunch of fine radian es, raised at his farm in Columbus county. , . , -la v - . . W . . . , . . 1 - i ' i .. - - . . 1 1 - 'i ' ' ' ' - m Board oi. -Aldermk. -T" h e" Board ' held -its regular ' weekly meeting' yesterday eTening.X'V.: '-.V ' , In . reference 9 the. extension of the city limits, the Mayor stated' tht"vhe hadjeon- ouiieu air. ljonuon, me city atiornej.wao 'made certain explanations as to the difficul ty in defining the meaning of the act asio the i le:atio6f ;tbesjrdi of the city un-. der said act Att txe place ot which he . , .... .. . BUQmitiea anew act,--',--',"--a!-s-''s' m -Tha jbUowiog resolution in refereoee to the" subject was" then passed -r Cr rv Mooned, i nat yie .juayojr pe requested y to forward the act-to amemi t ite act enti tled. "An act to extend v thejimita of the vity oi n unungion ana ior otuer purposes", to thejk representatives of New; Hanover county in tba Legislature, with the request that the same be presented at once. ; ' ' if. An orainance ia reference to bill post- ni rrportvu iroiu a epcciaiuBimiiiec was xejeetea,:;:u; ' Jl & H, Haarv J: C."' 'Kosch, , Hi inck C. H. Mohr, Henry Lietgen, : Henry Haai, Brock &rWebb, J. A. Clifford" and- J. H. Neff were -granted reconimenflations to' obtain licenses to retail.splriCOous. liquors. It was ordered that alL Barber Shops be lpsed'oneuadSy8,-under a penaltf hf $5 ior eacii ana every oneucet . - The action "61 tbe Mayor in jfeferehec. to tlie teairi 'lire Erfgfn:er Kbries' was con- "The matter of Ihcdila pita ted building on' Fourth atreetv was referred to the Mar shal with power to act. , . . ' jTb.0 Mayor, as'Cbainnan ol; the Com mittee on Streets .and WharveB reported in reference to a communication of Messrs. orthrop &CQmming for Ibe 3 opening of Ninth street, recommending, that as. there wilf be no expense ftf the city' permission begraiited. " I . The following. ordinance in reference to this matter wes then passed : '-- . ' Be it ordained,, Thsii Ninth' street from Woosterto southern limits of the -city " "be and is hereby declared': open . 66 leet in' width, as laid down in- the plan of the city; provided that the same be .done at no expense to the aty, , - s-. ;: It was.ordcrcd that a reward of $250 be paid for information to convict anv person of . having set fire to"-, any of the buildings recently burned in this city. '.; , " The following was adotedr ; ' " Whkkeas, Thq bwp'ers of Iand. p'n the line of the proposed street between . Bed Cross and Brunswick have protested a gaMM t t ut:i tjopeni n a luetaamei and.it baa been ascertained that in, order to open I the pjoposed strctt thejHtywouid Jiaxe.. w pay in auyance ine . sum . or f l,uo ; and w hereas th- finances of the. city do not admit of the outlay of so large a suni7 the Mayor and .Aldermen d$ . resolve not to open, or widen' the. proposed street and that the consideration of .the., subject Je indefinitely po8lponed.,,i. 7 :mi. .". i, The Mayor and Aldermen do ordain, -that all ordinances.. orders, .or . resiutiops concerning the .opening, or widening of Nutt street be and the 'same are. hereby reDealed and declared to be. of no ettect. UafMSABBOBKS'Ltve Book 8t0re, 88 Market street ria DOS, eta.- :j : v M ' . WlI.I.TM A Muirriuix No 1 Pftravian Viuano, Hour, Jlonr, Spirit BirnsU.lieetlntc ana xaros. ... . ;1. Albert H. Dowkl, Jr. Tqi Advertisers of Wilmington. -.5.. . ; , at., nti. v.At a North Carolina in aNntab-iU. -Radical jollification inTRaleigb aexttnafsday.' -!i i e'wleriij8 io have . aTpalreo 4 a. mi J t . GradvVCircna will si vo ao I exhibition ia Raleigh aexfr-Thursday, fhp ,16th, pfAprfl next the lands! &c, of -199 persons will be sold for delinquent taxes. f - -tMiM the At- lantic, T6'nnessee and Ohio and the George tow and Charlotte Railrpads are comple ted, .'Caxiotte'wije the terminus of.aix triW'e.-dip't'ibllovciDff'-'froih the Newberai Jfettfliat 1 CotMkeree t' If is it&aprofonnd regret'1 that' Irb annbunce. the deattt or our yotmg mendi K. B. Greg ory of Goldsbor6,"N;-C.i: at "his residence in fhat tcwn,;ye8terday morning. Mr. Gregory was the only sonrof R. J. Gregory, Esq.,' the' well known proprietor of the Griswold House, and was a young man of excellent qaalittes. He was jgreatl teeraea uy a large circie or inena acquaintances.' ' The American furnishea an other: - Frontis Simontonj a notorious ne gro thief, and at one time captain of a league in this place, .whom Gov. Holden, by request of certain radicals hereabout, some months ago, -pardoned out of jail where be bad beea sent after cenvictkm forrobbingtthe money , drawer of Mr. J. W. Stockton bas again been ' detected in stealing and now occupies bis old quarters in prison. - !... ., i .. . The Statesville American says : Sunday night last; an old man named' Almon, who, resides east of this place, and who had often depredated on the turnip- patches and gardens of Colonel Thomas watched at the hour of dark, bv John Aug. Houston, grandson of-Col. AlIisonf armed with a shot-gun and pistol, in a shortwhil5 Almon entered the patch and began to pull up. Virnipv.hen- Houston called to hl&toMurtendaf; Almon start ing to run, was fired upon . with tha. shot? gun, ann leaping uie xeuce- witn lanstoa in pursuit" he -was stopped by a shot from the pistol and captured." ' That night the old man was brought to this place and lodged in jail. Examination - disclosed that' he n ad a number of small snot, lodged in hUjback, and the ball rona : the-: pistol had passed through the. fleshy part of one thigb'..-Aet taieves take waremg. The trustees", of a BtiJOfalQ ! chorch. found f in silver . m their ' contribution boxeslaat Sunday;' ' ; ? Extraordinary Experience of ii A Bridegroom. . Not longigo a raiwly-'married couple f rotn this county Established themselves at 4 lasliionable lfotia in Cincinnati,' for the nuroose of aeeintrt&e Bfoh Th kdy.was young andretty7'ihe husband honest and verdant The nair had Wn jn the hotel some twenty-four hours, whaa- Jhe bridegroom, walked, iip an, ,the clerk ana remarKea - mat's my wife tnat stops in the room with me.",, .f Yes,; I suppose so was," the bland reply. ' Well, I thought rd mention it, ontinued. the niah," " o. you wouldn't think it ftranee in mvxna- rainihg. -1 naver like to find, fault, you lrnrw ' Kilt vsAf-n-litul nf KnthorArl'' iVJira only been bere' Bince yesteirdayi') .and my ' wife has been invited to go o ride three times, and Co-go; to thea minstrels' 'shows likewise,; and, just nowa slee looking chap-knocked at tlie door and wanted to know if she was. alone, and apother actual- , " .... a -a I iv inquired, u tu at .countryman sne naa on J.U6 string nag. gone, -'i ve no aonoi inese young men mean well enough?; but'1 they are bop oggojied . politer ibr 4 me."?. :, The J poar fellow, was assured that the " well meaainc ""voner men should not "anno v . 3 o "bim any further witb their politeness and. he retired, apparently, muchsatisfied. r 'Sidney lOhioY 'Journal.' j ' ' ". ; '- " -"..-''t,r;i. r' :,. m In rofklyji they; liavo. .beerf throwirre bars, ot scan instead of bououets at a cfanseuse. ". . -- ""1 Bisbop AtlMn&Qn'a Appolut- ... ' "'- i.i .-" -; wiison . c : .e. ?.V:ApU' Stantonburg. . Ji-'-.j'Ji J5v..-'i4 Soowbill -. . i. 4-4-. . ... " 5 Piigh's CbapeU PitfCo. .. . owisf mtatf S i .... l Trinity Churehi Beaufort Cq.. . . .. : 'Z 9 Washington '. ', . .'. ...... 1 . . . 71 " 1 6 liske Landing Hyde iCbunty. 4 13 .Sladesville. -....,.4..... v . . ". 1 Zion. Cbarch. Beaufort County... ' i 18 il6uns"Creek.:.V......::,v.".4 a 20 GroeDville ir..:. 23 Tarboxougb . 24 . " 26" . : 28 Murfreesboiouga!i. i,a i?i: . .Gatc8yille. ..... . ..v : r ..May - J 2 Conveation at Eden ton ; . :V Elizabeth City,,, i ... . 1 1 . n,if SJ''yle i. 1 Hertford . : I .U . : . . S . . r. . . . 7 ! 13 8David'si Washingtoa CtvJ. 4 u. it 8t Luke s . . , . . . . t 4- -, w piynibuth ;r: L ti . ;r. .;. ..i .-. n ia WiiUamstoaia:rjr..F:vi..;,.f: 20 Windsor .C ............ . , tv?3 WoodMne'.vrf : : . . ;i :V; :f;v -'24 " ,Save- Yovtr- fctfer: ' Keen a bottle of IT' Worth tnatdni'lAi medicine always in -your bo.qse (Wprxhfng tonte Cholera and Diarrheal-. It hua beea used with aacoets lor SO years In the care of cholra diarrhea. dVaanterv.. dbnlera, tnorbna. oolie. in of etomaen or bowels nausea blood tour otii. uw un urSlCgueaU: " ho, liysterics. sleepless nigbts.sold feet-depressed, animal spirits, and She best thhig in the' world for persona eaviBaai0iagr ia too mac a trons orlak. ton't fall to try 4 In daughs, eolda croup, sore throat; old Mras, xjnjr-worms, tet ter, aty ea, ltcfe,.acaldai baras, eats, braise ana inaoient aieers. . . . . . -. For childrevrtbis old aad well-tried friend to mothers is at) indistnsabjflrajnedy in- the nursery. If the enild no matter of what ape) Is restless and nmable to sleen. It ia Inula nosed. aotwltbstanains' its Indisposition may nor be' perceiveu even Dyamor.neraeye. j itxeqiures bnt a few drops of Dr: TTorthinetc-n's family Medloine to restore qniet and wsnre a good hrht's repose., both for child and mother. Tlere is nothing better for. babies in croup, eongns, coiaa, winaoiic, uiwrrnea ana cnua ren teetbing-. We respectfully refer you to the follewlnir distlnsrulsbed Kentlemen rronr orth Carolina and Virginia, for ther-taedicaj. properties oi ine xaiaaDie medicine : l). liarbam, M. U imss V. Webb, U. D., J. P. McChalpin, M, Charles ia i tlt Garrett, M. p., Tatnm. M. D.. J. A. oyd.it. D.: VirKlnia i KM. Garrett. M. D roiina ; iter. uuDin ie -Grand Xodge-of aa vuiMuowwe uuiioi ACiiucrau xvayuul. B. Heath, Burtoi Crair, fHtvid Qntlawj Davhf H. Barnes, J. J. Yates, Miles H. Eure, N. C; Kevs. J.B. DavJa,TLJUiaiel S. M. Frost. flvrui aruiuiu. a - . Dr. Wortbinirton's FamUv Medicine Tor aaie Dy air arugist ana country merchant 8 ererywnere.- ince-jwutuis pur Dottle, f i pel dozen, apereroBS. B.H.WortbingtonJtCo., Proprietors, 3oldsboro,,ll.Cirf. . .- , : -. . Life of tlie Flesbf in tlie BIooiti ' The greatest Bid Prller and--Ren ayator known, used ana endorsed by , pnyslclans, who proscribe is in theia Tearulgr praetioe. "V hy t fiecauae the articles (torn which Rosa- dalfs Is made axe published around oaoh bot- tle so that every physician knows Just what it eon tarns, and ta Altera a nenee-enaoraes .ic as a vara. Iterative u : jXliia preparation has eained and maintains an nnriralled retv . ntation for the enre of Scrofoia in any form, nva ttneumatism, Bay: xnaneeoo, via- sores, sm- lalld plan of treatment is indicated' deeSl-2w J NW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' ";"'; ',;WHiAHiowlLT.';:'. " ' Diseaseshat prpgress rapidly to a crisis are not the onlyohes to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot does nothlast a tree as suddenly as a, stroke of ligtnbBJ!"tjnt unless arrested, it destroys it as pertainly ; and in like manner chronidehilltyi although it does not kill with the swiftness of yellow leyer.'is as sure to sop the. springs ofllfe eventually as any acute disease If not checked by invigorating medi cation. Thfre ia sbnaethlng Inexpressibly touching lii the spectacle of premature decay, languor, pallor, emaciation," depression of spirits, and a dtMaate for exertion, are its QiV dlnarjwiyniptoms, and they should be prompt ly met by tonio treatment. ajCne best invigo rant and exbllarant that earn be administered inaeaaeorthlsklud ia BOstetter'B Stomach Bitters The stimulating principle of the pre paration rouses the dormant energies of the system, and the Strengthening and regulating properties give a- permanent and heaRhfal impulse to the vital forci thus brought Into is re-awakened, the process of digestion and assimilation are. auiokened. the aualitv of -the ifcloodVis lm proved, the secretions become more natural, and every organ that contributes to the nour ishment of tbe body undersroes" salutary f change. By these means the repair of tbe pnysicai structure is enectea ana its neaitn and vigor restored. Ia. no elass of diseases has-the benlflcent operation xf the Bitten been more marked and striking than in those characterized by general debility and nervous prostration. .- Ladies affected with these ail ments find In this moat wholesome of all tonics and eorreotives tbe safest mad surest means of relief. It Is strong to restore and powerless to Injure.' Such is tbe uniform testimony of Notice rTHE snbscribers to 'the City; Clock will JL please meet at the City Court Boom this atternoon.at s o'eioca, ior the purpom oiding npon the location of the clock. mar 22-lt , SILAS N. MABTIX, eTBY JAMES &-"MEARES. ' ' ;i. ' tu .'!.- ; .... i v ..v jr. .T,l.J;aia,i:Aeaiaa.t..ri-;.' A-'.-,- Plants at ATWjtioat i ?! ..' QN Wednesday morning, t3d fast., at bur salesrooms, on. South Water. Street,, we wiu sell " : e "' . ' f . aao caoiCstivAMTs, . . potted and In a sound ana healthy condition mar20-3t ..ti .j.vWT Whole Ho. 779 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i . rrtfk T TMf nMtntni iii ' Tf7lI.MtXGTON "MEKCHANTS, to extend , V i .ttr trade, sbonld advertise in the. ASHEVIUEPIOHEEB, Published v?eklr and Seaal. Weekly. ,. tbePiovKxa ha larger circulation than any paper in WestefK Carolina. AtUDBrli, DOWETjTj, JR.," marM-tf ... - Proprietor. Flour! Flbur! gQ Q, BARRELS, NOW LAKDIAu. . For sale from wharf, bv . ; WII.LrAMS & MURCHISON Spirit Barrels,-, 1,000 Selected Second-hand Barrels Tor sals from wblVf, by ; i WILLIAMS A MURCHISOH; No 1 Peruvian Quano. OKAT'OlTalNO. 1 PERUVIAK GUANO. CtU ... . 1 , WILLIAMS A MURCHISOX". jnar22.tf . - h . '.. Sheeting aud'Yarns. CONS1GMMBNT AND FOB SALE, AT ; ; aetory Prtees; by ' 'inai 22tf lit i T .. it-. A JLAJkAlUftJt ... .. r . v ' x.nabe' pianos,,; r-;,--- -r x-.t-,.r OTIEFFla PIANOS, i ; ' A V AAWJ a. JkJKM a. Ve UABOM A H AWL1S OBGlSi V' ' ' 5 kW"DAVI?VTtri?lJ'V lr IVAO UATflERQRGANS and mMMLOD0NS. 1 jFox.sale at yf .. ;ifv " - .' . ' nEINSBEBGEB'T "Live BlxikstOre,' .: mar IT-tf. &jvr ui Market BUfj : C0TT01T IS KING. rn) ifHii! ji ; ! ' - j . :;i.$-t.:?' V. Plantation containing 850 acres of Cotton land Jylng in Duplin County-sj"Bpirohad at a bargain. u -,Yf.VtT- '?-i?'1t ; S0O ACRES OB HOBS -6f the.Traet' is cleared and ondej fenced "The. balance ia ivWed . into "pine landjand. .rich swamp. - The main residence Is at a beautiful location and comfortable. aSid healthy haying' ; . , , iGxijrK.ATBBj ;ttf, There ls-a negro-quarter, on We other end of tkefarm eonvenlently siteated.- TM'farm of cultivated land may he enlarged hy clearing. Aa exrjcriment was made the tresent year apon two acres. BMLOtrral.with domestic man-j pre nd planted in coiton wbiohinaAe-OV. mtt nOiOie expected to Arid the land at lture ih? oi nebzl low price of cash-; or MO0O on six months time It is in a good neierhbocbood. squire aovSS-sfnae". -T-f-""."' f--,- v MISCTTAQTJS:-; Hi' Husbaiids, Hauliers Brothers, Trrnr, will tod i.kt dub wives. IV mothers and stter9wear themselves' out by setting and sewing-, ALL DAT, when you tan get -. li ;JS . 1 e.wxN.o .Machine' 'if f ('A !," ) ST all their work in A FEW HOUR? and; aUow them time for A splendid Mahogony Cabinet Wheeler A Wilson for-Bsieat a verylowprtCBr'See it. V ' - k r ArD'iAskAgent. wiBaar-JO-tr : . , ' r t Jal KIrBireX. ea 18l,AKUE 11)11 ATTmACT riTEi Sinp'JSv'i 'i;"t)t.-j.. v t- u.il ti' "V Tit.ii. m! m. n "l JrtrST OPENED AT THE SPECIE PATnG - -: f AA)THtNU HOCSK OF, V iTw i si ! Jtf UNSONT CO.i rOBfW-U ,;.f- w..,V,.: ,vjt GtuaVa JXLLY, i - ... . ,v . - inar'a.tf . " At GEOKGE MYEBS'. G ii-t :-am.- its UT LOAK. SUGAR, at luar 20-U i asEOBGX MYB9' . .r-.. A Fr Crushed and Powdered Sugar, at i- j mar'20-tf , .' . .. GEOJtGE, MVERS. , JBeEF TONGUES and SMOKED BEEK, Just opened, at marMMX GEORGE MTERS'. UTCH DEAD and Pine Apple Cheese, at inar9C-tf GEORGi MYERS'. j - ; Xhb ybrXbest TABLE BUTTEX, at V - i. GEORGE MYERS, l.v . ... i- mar 20-tf U ancf lS Froni't. Corn! Corn JQQQBTJ8HEL9 ,CORN.' ; .-. '.Forsaleby' - t: i WTLLARD BROS.' feb 2S-tf : j llolasses and Syrup. f -r.i! . at -.;:!!:??..;. r.H?aV.. ',4 490 HOGSHEAD; n V?Q BARBELS NEW CROP CUBA AND UO Muscovado Molasses and Syrup". : , For sale at jery tow prices, by , 3 iv- -t f i WILL ABD B08. 'T, KATEH Or ADTEKT1BI JVO i- - One 8qtiare one day, ..... ' .. l - two days,, m.. .... 19 " three days,. OS " 'ioor aaya,......... ........... S 60 r nve days,;.......... S 00 'M . t t MtWMk,MM ...... ........ SCO mr Contract Advertisements taken at pro portionately low rates. ; .. . ' Marriages,- Deaths. BeUglous, Funeral and Obituary notices will be Inserted at half rates .when paid for in.advanoe t otherwise fall rates . will be charged. , ' twin Caah on demand. ' v 1 - : . 4t ATJQTjpySATiER. Mii cnowtT, Auctioneer. iv ;: a ' . V- J rs.-t. -BY crqnl r:&:M0Rms. hxtenoiVe gale Valuable tKeal Estate ,:tlss-v-jai:v x- A U; tnnity for JarestiiiBiiL C C ST OM HTtt Oil,) , Collector , WILMINGTON, . C, actor's Office, March 1, 1870. XrmjHOBiTY of Thb' hon." secbe- try or the Treasuty, I will offer for sale at the CUSTOM HOUSE, on TUESDAY, - the Rndday hi "MatcnieTO. at IS MI, that ' " ' r ValuaWe -Tlireeori-Bilct Bniliia Sltnated in the south-east poi tlorfDf ike city, lY: V--. 1'W--:.'' -": ;--r" WeU known as fhe v?- . . " , - . ; ? i.-,ii-,Ta i K',vf '-' HfrAKINE HOSPITAL, '.-ii;j,).!;.U- 40i tU yv'-- ' Built by ;the.U.j S." Government at a e6st of kF0R7" tHOVSANi), pOLAB8,k With grnils 893 lee potnbriSlng , 71 LOTS, OH J... J ;'.a E.pT4iEA)rdrirpoDr blocks 224, - with L6teT12tX . ---rav r . I - - T'V Da.RUrv11.EY., -cl- ,iJvr?f--T'f' inarch 8-Wi . Coflcctor. n. CIIONLY, Auctioneer. " By CBOHtY HOKHIS. ' . hia6iJ.Eice?Panratioa ;.r.-,.: A;T J,.! -TN WEDNESDAY, Mar Oh SSd, 1870, at U. V 'o'clock.' A. M , at Exchange Corner, we wTlVselltha , , . ; , ...-.!,.-.-., .;,;.,: J . -; valuable-hiOe plantation, , ; upon cape Fear River, l miles below the city, well and favorably known as -'! : S' jtl AWIVIE La, ,-- li comprising eatire TOO acres, os which there :is no aeres er Kt;ee laaa, under bank and ditch, j -i M1L.i-'iii -'' TERMS: 10 ner cent. -in can I bal months credit.' Title reorvad an til r ,in full is made, v ? a Any lnsormauon runuahed or fMneotioa of the premises can be made by application to Crbaiy A.Morrl Auctioneers. ;; 4- j,!" r. feb aO-lajrta Bun .MISCELLANEOUS. NEW SPRING GOODS. 4 i 'a- ,r 1 II Fisblate & Bi;o3., , ! i 1 1 J i No. -23 Market Ot reet. jY3EGS to 'lltform their customers and the X publio g.-neraUy, that tbey are : now re-. eeivfugone of the av - i..?nij,'.:i'M-Vi:ii r.i '' I .IV.l ' -i , - . LABGE8T STOCKS OF. i jr. -s j v. :i- 'i r . Ntaple ana Fancy Spring ' DRY GOODS; which they nave ever Shorn to the publio of law - , the City of Wilmington, r ; ; .'r-i'. PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH I : r Principally from Importers and Maaufae- , tnrers, thereby saving the " Jobbers" profits ' h We oonfidenly invite the very closest cus tomers to an examination of our ., ! 1K ...57gOOD9 AND PRICES, ;. . fc ..f. J... jvf .';. f. ;h j , , . ,l Below wa append a few prices : . .BesS Prints. Merrimaeand ftprague'sl fren nine, nospunonS brands) at 12g eemta. ; . ) Ladle's' Hose, M cent s and upwards ; Bleach-, ed Sblrtlnga, S cents and upwards s 1(M Sheet ings, very good, Ss eente, and other goods at coiTeependW LOW F KICKS. - -. . . . - . Thanking our friends and the pnbllo fot 1 past favors, we hope, by strict and polite at tentioa, to merit a continuance-of tha same. 1 ; ' -fi. H, F18HBLATE BBO .! ; mar 12 tf fc ' , . tS Market Street. c Ba,con iif Salt 'Op'BOXBS-IlfG CIiEAlt.v! iiwi Of) BOxitS JIKLUKa. : 'j ''Wtattfc i:f 1 t .. x. X. W. KERCHNEE. : "mar 16-tf " ? 87, M and North Waterlt. Hio ColTca. Ofta acks. '.rV-' -ial-ic'i- yorsaieo Vi SF iU . marie-tf' 17, North Wr Bt. ; . x- .. : -v. -. . : ' Xs,.. . . - .- v. , ance ia . -ab. V