-:.? .y
the nominiG ciAii:
Ome. Dawec Bank BuUdiaga, Fowl Si. x
iT-Stha. la advanoa 8
TtSttB mimufm ....... m w
0n month, la advance.. ....'''' 7a
The Moirr 8ta will be" delivered in any put
o( the city at Purree CKirre per week. r
OUTLINES. - ,
Carriage builder held a botional cotiYea
tion yesterday in New York. Ariaona
long over due was spoken on the 14th off
Mexican coast. " Malt house burned at
Williamsburg, N. Y. Win. P, Boas
elected Chief of the Cherokeei.-" r- Sena
tor Blair has paralysis. r-r- Mass meeting
In Hyde Park, London, Sunday night to
consider the' police situation." "-Grant's
majority in California' , orer 1 1,000. 4
fairmon ad pointed P.M. at Philadelphia.
. Grant's ; majority in. S, Q. IV 49,000.
.Minister Nelson speaks in the highest
terms of the new Mexican President. k --4'
The regular Alabama Legislature has organ
ized. The Governor r refused to '- reeog
nize the bogus body. -The 'election of
Duke Pasquier .D'Audriffet to, tlie chair
manship of a committee appointed by the
Assembly to answer Thiers' message is re
garded as unfavorable to the Government
-Fires In Jersey City and Boston
Owing to having , to attend tie
counting of the votes in the JlaJl of
the House of .Ueprepentatives, the
Semite hal only one hour for business
Tuesday in the morning session. In
that time, however, tney showed jtho
spirit of work. Two important meas
ures were introdneed. Mr. . Flem
min:, of McDowell, brought in a bill
to alter the Constitution of the State,
which was referred. 31 r. Menimon,
of Buncombe,, introduced a bill to
commute, compound and adjust the
debt of the btnte.
The Kaleigh Xeies days ' of the
body: . .- .
The Senate is composed of quite a nnm
bcr of new members. , Some nine of the
mem'ters of the last House of Representa
tive are now members of the Senate. The
body presents a very intelligent appearance,
and will compare most favorably with that
of any session for a number of years past
There are quite a number of young men
upon the list of memlters, men of intelli
gence nnd firmness of character, and we
expect to see I hem takinga decided position
in the proceedings of that bpdy. .' . !.. .
WftJIAVS HIUIITS IN TIIK IIOI78K.
The caucus of the Radical party J
put forward in the House Tuesday as I
their candidate for the Engrossing
Clerkship a Miss McCandiess of
Stokes county. This effort of . the
Radicals to drag the woman's rights
movement into North" Carolina poli
tics failed, as the nominee of , the
Conservatives, Mr. A. II. Boyden,
was chosen to fill the position. Sev
eral Conservatives voted for Miss
McCandiess.
COnPILtlKNTTO A WOUTOT HI A IV.
We learn that Col. Bennett, the Repre
sentative in the House from Anson, who so
gallantly commanded the noble old Four-'
teeoth North Carolina Regiment during
"the late unpleasantness," received a very
complimentary vote for Speaker in tbeCon
fenutive caucus on Monday. This was in
deed liijrh compliment , to CoL Bennett,
as tin U the first time he was .ever mem
ber of any legislative body.
Col. Bennett was nominated for Congress
in the Cape Fenr District by the Conserva
tive party in 1870, but declined the nomi
nation, which CoL Waddell afterwards ac
cepted. 2Vhr. t vv'vv "r
We can heartily endorse the above,
because of our knowledge of and. J
hish resnect for the man.1 'North I
Caroli a ! a i;o son more true to her
honor and iuteiesta ih n It. T. Hen-
net, and ns i is happy in having
him in Rale gh to represent her liter-
hnjr peopl 'n th- State Lejrwlatnre.
MET! OHOLOGIC A L RECORD. :
Noreralwr SO, tUS.
Ther-tnom-i
eter.
Time.
limoroe
tat. f
S0:0
30:01
8f:17
Wind
Weather.,
T.A. M.
P. M.
P. v
8 W Geatl dear
N Lsht , jClesr
N Freh IClesr
46
Mean
Nurt All barometric reading are reduced to the
ieei unu io decree Fahrenheit. -
Sunrt SarsoTH,,
Serg't 81pal Serrk U. &A.
Weather-Rprt. v-
WAli DEPARtMEKti 1
, Om. e of Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, N(vcmbcr20 4:85 tY M. );
l I
On. the lower lakes and thence over the
aWdto and New iwiw ft a clearine.
cold weather and southwesterly to north- J
miTiy winds; in the Gull and ouw ax-
"iiv. niaiiiH, uigu uaromeiera genernii,
clear weather nnr wtnU vrinor to north-
easterly; in the northwest, southerly to
- 1 '
"'uuiwesterly winds, cloudy, weather ana
lulling barometer extending to-morrow to
tlie lower Ohio valley and to the upper lakes
THE CITY.
SKXV ADVEaTISBMBNT.
Washisotok Howk. Special Notice.
-iiomy& Mourns. -Aodlon Bale of Oxea
V- W. KKRCHXfcit. Cheese, Peaches, &c.
Opera Hoose. OTo BulL " ) v
Casadt & GoUKUr.-ystera.
0- 0. pAHSLrr & CoNotice.
nEWSBKROEB. Bridal Presents. J :
iloTTKSDOKF & IUsriAOSji. In 6tore.
T& Wiiutlnzten Mito.
Atameptimrnf ttw. tviimitfnii w'V t if
Insurance Company, held- Tuesday nlghV
Dr. A J. Ivnn-Pt .a PWnT
f the Company in place of CoL Robt H.
wb, deceased. ' Dr. DeRosset is one of
oldest and moat respected , citizens,"
who, business cnaliflcatlons are too well
kQovn to requixe anyVentloo herev' &ia
i'pointment a President Of this CourUhmy the ounlry; and particularly none tnai were . ATusTees,wa ryccjicv mii.v(W...uuim v xn vraui. rfp.e!.r J
cuipany will, we are assured, give'eatlre kept at aiain It yanished about the taiddle 7,Board adjoomed, to; theJM-Mday In 1 Tesen'thefuUatock of ,P$9papy
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VOL. XI. MX 51.
W., C. 11. B. K.
We learn that the trestle over Jarvis
Branch Similes beyond Lilesville, on the
O. & R. R, is progressing finely and
will be completed in the course of two or
three weeks. The process of sradins-. he
three different parties, is going on beyond
- 3 ... C5? J
this point.
IlUrA.cIdrn " '
An accident on the Wilmington, Colum-
bia and Augusta Railroad, just this side of
Florence, on Monday night, resulted in the
smashing of some seven or'etoht r.r. ti,.
accident, which wn arming kv a m v..
t ' ' jj m wivnu uoif
caused the detention of the train, which
should have arrived here at 10:50 P. M.
Tuesday night, until 3:10 yesterday morn
ing. Nobody hurt.
Kfeetlnc of Israelite.
I By order of the Committee, Messrs. Sol.
Bear, Chairman, and J. I. Macks, Secre
tary, a general meeting of the Israelites will
take place at the City Hall on this (Thurs
day) evening, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose
of hearing the report, on the question of the
erection of a. Synagogue, from the Com
mittee appointed at the last meeting. .
"- Rev. Dr. M. Just row, an eminent Jewish
divine of Philadelphia, will be present and
deliver an address.
Mayr Court.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday morning:
Charles Hibbard, charged with disorderly
.conduct, judgment for the cost, $2 25.
Geo. Henry, charged with striking Katie
Banks and throwing brickbats at her, was
found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of
$30 or go to the Work House for 30 days.
Daniel Williams, charced with cursincr
r O C7
and assaulting (Jalvin lilunt, was required
to pay a fine of $5 and the costs.
Dismantling n Vacant Building-
The dwelling house on Market, between
Second and Third streets, formerly occu
pied by Mrs Quince, was broken into some
time since the 1st of October, it having been
vacant during the interval, and robbed of
all the gas fixtures, lead pipe, gas pipe, etc.
The works belonging to the gas metre were
rIbo stolen. An entrance was effected in
the rear of the building. Mr. James Darby,
Superintendent of the gas works, discover
ed a leak and made an examination, which
resulted in bringing to light the robbery al-
hided to.
A stabbing A OVay.
A difficulty occurred on a car at the old
depot of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road, yesterday evening, between Henry
Jones and Moses , both colored, dur
ing which the latter seized a knife and stab
bed his antagonist, inflicting a Bevere flesh
wound in the right thigh. The injured man
lost a great deal of blood, but his wound,
which was dressed at Messrs. Mebane &
James drug store, is not considered at all
dangerous. It is understood that both the
parties were more or less Intoxicated at the
time the difficulty occurred.
Tk Kin of Violinists Ole Bull.
The announcement elsewhere made that
Ole Bull, the King of Violinists, will appear
and give one or his grand concerts ai me
Opera House, on Tuesday, the 2Cth instant,
wUl be received with genuine joy by all
who appreciate good music. Ole Bull's
reputation is world-wide, and no words, re-
marks an exchange, can describe his play-
in?. ' It is simply wonderful, thrilling. It
captivates, it charms, it carries the listener
along with it through all its gradations,
from the wailings of despair to the heights
of supreme delight. His audience is always
enthusiastic in applause, anu eiuum,
can be prevented, allows to retire with-
out recall. I
The name of Ole Bull was familiar to the
fathers of many of us, but very few have
njoyed the opportunity which is now pre-
ented of seeing and hearing this worm-
renowned musician. He is past three score
years, but we are assured that his hand has
lost none ot us power, nor nia insiruuieuj
any of its fascination..' ,
Reserved seats can be obtained t on and
after the 21st inst, at Heinsberger's Book
store. See advertisement
The Hrse Distemper Its Antlqnltr.
Fromaa article in a New York paper we
find that the horse distemper, now prevail
ing to such an extent here and elsewhere
throughout the.country, is not, as was gen
erally supposed, entirely new and unpre-
cedented. It prevailed very extensively m
England and Ireland in 1753, or just one
hundred and twenty-two years ago. men,
as now, it followed a remarkably hot sum
mer; that Is to say, unusually hot for the
locality where the distemper raged. Then,
as now, it occurred after the hot weather
was over though at a period a little later
in Great Britain than here, corresponding
with the difference in climate. Then, as
now", according to standard authority, which
is quoted in erJtciwt in the paper alluded to,
it was " the .most epidemic and universally
spreading disease among horses that any
one living remembered." Then, as now, it
was " nearly analogous to the influenza and
catarrhal fever" among mankind. Then, as
now, " it seized the animals 'like a violent
cold, with heaviness, loss of appetite, cough
and laborious breathing, and then a profuse
runninr at the nose and mouth of a di-
I treated or thick vellow ereenish matter.
v
The author continues: V In England, as
well as here nrelandl it did not prove very
morta, though tome died of it The death
of our horses la the city was impated rather
j to the use of medicwea and too hla
diet! than to any rnalignity ibe dlseaae;
for ft wsa observable thAtirer few died la
WILMINGTON, N.
Local Dts.
Ledslatare and State news on 4th page.
- Attention is called to the advertise
ments of Cronly & Morris.
George Henry, colored, was sent to
Work House yesterday.
The funeral of Prince Larrington will
PlaCC at .Presbyterian Chapel this
afteran aV 3
u "-Mr Jol)n N?lt St an Jd nd .well
Wn cftize9 of wanaington. died sud-
aenIV at lunnburg yesterday, aged 67
years.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Hottendorf &.Hashagen,
in this issue. They sell at wholesale only
and charge no drayage. '. s ,
The members of the Liberal Republi
can Club are requested by the President,
E. H. McQuigg, Esq., to meet at the Club
Rooms this evening, at 7T o'clock. " " '
Collins James, colored, arraigned be
fore Justice, J. J.iCassidey, yesterday, on
the charge of abandoning his wife, was
found guilty and required to pay $25, upon
which he was discharged.
We beg our friends to remember that
we charge for obituaries, tributes of res-'
pect, &c. t half rates when paid for strictly
in advance, or full, advertising rates when
not so paid. -- 8t
Prince Larrington, a well known col
ored barber of this city, is dead. He has
been lingering for some time past with con
sumption and is, we believe, the last of
several brothers who have died with the
disease.
A white couple, Mr. Chas. A. Lowe
and Miss Harriet Hargraves, were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony in the office
of the Register of Deeds, yesterday after
noon, by Justice E. S. Woodford.
We had a most entertaining visit last
evening from Mr. James D. Brooks, of the
Wilmington North Carolina Life Insurance
Company. His anecdotes created a degree
of merriment in our sanctum to which it
has been a stranger since Mr. Brooks form
er visit '
The attention of merchants and cap
tains of vessels is called to the advertise
ment of Mr. C. S. Servosa, who, to obviate
the necessity of relying upon horses to un
load vessels during the prevalence of the
epidemic, has arranged steam power on a
flat to perform the hoisting process. All
orders left at the Custom House will receive
prompt attention.
Arrest of an Escaped Prisoner.
A colored man by the name of James
Richardson, was arrested a week or two
since on the cha-g of stealing an ox, or re-
ceiving the animal knowing him to have
been stolen. He was lodged in the Guard
nouse to await an examination, but on
Sunday morning last he succeeded in mak
ing his escape from his temporary prison.
Nothing further was heard of him until
Tuesday night, when he went to the resi.
dence of an old colored man by the name
of Tyler, living beyond the toll-house,
bosewife is a relation of the prisoner.
Tne old woman treated bim very kindly,
baking a cake of corn bread for his espe-
ciaj benefit. In the meantime, however,
8he stepped out and dispatched a messenger
for a policeman and finally she and her
nusband also joined in the search for an
officer. The messenger soon surrerAprf n
finding Officer Lewis Gordon, and on his
way to the house he successively met the
old man and old woman, the latter inform-
ing Lim that the prisoner was at her
bouse, and urging bim to make haste. The
officer told her she .ought not to have
left him alone, as he would probably escape,
upon whiclr-she remarked that the corn
bread would be likely to put him to sleep.
Arriving at, the house the officer procured a
jjght and, not finding him in the lower
gtory, proceeded up stairs, where he discov
ered the object of his search on a bed, ap-
oarently in a doze of sleep, whereupon he
was re-arrested and returned to his quarters
in the Guard House, from whence he was
subsequently transferred to the county jail.
County Commissioners.
The Board met in adjourned session last
night. !" ' -'
The Chairman was authorized to request
or recommend to the General Assembly an
extension of the time for settlement of taxes,
because of unavoidable delay in delivery of
tax books. ' '"" -' " ' . :
Application of S. VanAmringe, to be al
lowed to cut wood on certain county. lands.
was referred to the Chairman with power to
act.
Geo. E. Burden was granted license to
retail spirituous liquors.
Commissioner Rice was appointed Chair-'
man of the Auditing Committee and
member of the Committee on Work House
and Lands and Roads, to fill7 vacancies
caused by the resignation of Sheriff Black.
Rev. IL B. Blake was appointed County
Examiner for the unexpired term.
It was ordered that a Committee, to con
slst of the Chairman and Commissioners
Shoemaker and Rice, be appointed to ascer
tain the amount due the county by any of
ficial or officials of the county, prior to the
fourth Monday hr September, 1872; and
when the amount is ascertained they are
empowered to counsel with and request the
County Attorney to bring suit against any
delinquent county official and his sureties
for the recovery o any rocn amount, aue,
and allihe peiwoef .awacnea oy iaw.x j
Report at Jesw J. Cassidcy, Esq.', Audi-
1 tor of-WUmmgton., Township B o:
f'O;? THUBSD WiNOVEMBER' 21, 1872.
THE BA1LBOAD USASB.",. -rsr
Xeaae efthe Wilmington nnd Weldon
' Rallroaa to tne Wilmington, Co
lnmbla. and Anajnsta Ballroad Com
pany. . ; : '
A special meeting of the stockholders of
the "Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com-"
pany was held yesterday morningNovemJ
ber 20th. :- j "
On motion of Hon. R. R. Bridgers,' the
meeting was organized by calling Silas N.
Martin, Esq.. to the chair, and appointing
J. W. Thompson, Esq.', as Secretary '
On motion of Dr." A. J. DeRosset, the
Secretary and Geo. R. French, . Esq. r were
appointed a committee lo verify proxies and
ascertain the number of shares of stock
represented.. ..
. The committee reported 4hat there were
2,889 shares represented' in person, and
7,899 by proxy, making a total yf 10,788
shares, the total amount of stock inthe road
being 14,523 shares, at a par value of $100
each, whereupon the meeting was declared
to be duly organized. i i? ,? 7 i
On motion of B. P. Newcomer,-' Esq. ;
the Secretary read the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Directors of tlie
Company at a meeting held this day:1' " " ;
The : instrument of lease demising the
property, effects and franchises of this Com
pany to the Wilmington, Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad Company .''drafted in pursu
ance of a resolution of , the Board adopted
on the 24th day of May last, having been
read and considered by the .Board,, it was'
thereupon ' ' p- "
Resolved, That said instrument of lease
be approved and submitted to ,the stock
holders of this Company at their meeting to
be held this day, with the recommendation
that the same be assented to on the part of
'this Company. . . . ' :-i r U-. "
The resolution was adopted. .
On motion of Dr. 4 A. J. . DeRosset the
meeting then proceeded to consider the lease
and the instrument was read by .Wm. A.
WrightvEsq..-, :t --: v-
The following preamble and resolution
offered by Mr. I Newcomer, was adopted by
a stock vote, 10,655 for and 125 against:
Wherkab, At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Company, held on the 24th
day or May, 1872, tne preamDie and resolu
tions following were adopted, that is to
say: .
"Whereas, It was deemed that the inter
ests of the stockholders of this Company
would be greatly promoted by effecting a
lease of the road and its equipment and
property to the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company; therefore be it
Betolved, That a Committee be appointed
by the President to confer with - the Presi
dent and Directors of the Wilmington, Co-
umbia and Angusta Railroad company, or
a Committee of the same, to agree upon a
lease of all the property of tms Company to
said Wilmington, Columbia and . Angusta
Railroad Company for a term of ninety-nine
years, renewable forever-upon-such terms
as will provide for the payment of the regu
lar interest on all the bonded debt or this
Company and the assumption of all its
assets, including stock and .- interest in the
Wilmington Railway Bridge Company and
the payment of all its liabilities other than
its funded debt, and the payment to this
Company of five per cent, on its capital
stock for the current year, and the further
f payment of six per cent on its capital stock
or the next year, and seven per cent, for
each succeeding year during the continuance
of the lease; said payments to be free or
exclusive of all taxes which are now, or
may at any tune hereafter be imposed by
the Government of the United States upon
any dividends or income derived by stoctt
holders from capital stock in this company.
Arrangements are also to be made by the
lessee to provide for and keep up the sink
ing fund according to the requirements of
the mortgage now existing on the road; said
sinking fund and all incrumenU thereof to
belong to the lessee, who is to provide for
the payment and retirement of the existing
mortgage debts of this company. And
lessor to obligate itself to make a consoli
dated mortgage bond secured by a proper
mortgage on all the property and franchises
of the Company to the extent of such sum
as may be sufficient tor - tne retirement of
the funded debt in Buch sums and payable at
such times after date as the lessee may elect,
the same to be delivered to tne lessor, who
is to asree In consideration of the delivery
of said bond to provide for and take care of
all the funded obligations of this Company r'
now amounting to l,o2U,uuu, as tne same
shull mature. Said -Jease iegreed . upon on
the part of the President and Directors of
both Companies to be -subject to the ap
proval and ratification of the -stockholders,
or a majority of the stock in each Company.
.Provision is also made tQ Keep up and con
tinue the organization, and Charter of the
Company. Ample provision for a better
ment clause is also tne, be maae." .. ; -
And whereas. In accordance with said
resolution, after ' due"", conference .between
duly constituted- Committees' severally ap
pointed by the respective Board of Directors
or the Wilmington, uoiumma ana Augusta
Railroad company and oilnis uompany, an
instrument of a lease of the property and
franchises of this ComDanv!as contemplated
and proposed by the. said resolutions has
UvCU vcai vi man u uuu anvi aisWi
the diligent scrutiny of the Board of Di
rectors of this Company is recommended
for acceptance by., the.', stockholders
of this Company, and , said instru
ment of lease having " been .. read and
considered- by this meetine. in which
a large majority in the interests of the stock
holders or this company is represented; it
is therefore - . . , '
Resolved, That the action of the board of.
Directors of the Company in the premises
is hereby approved and ratified, and that
the stockholders of this Company assent . to
the lease of the - Railroad and the other
property,'; effects and franchises of this
Company to The Wilmington, Columbia and
Ammsta Railroad" ComDanv on . the terms
and conditions set forth in the instrument
of lease this day read to the Stockholders.
And the Board of Directors of this Com
pany is hereby instructed to cause said lease
to be duly executed and delivered in behalf
of thu Company.. t-ni
'. The meeting then adjourned.
Wilmington, Colombia and Angusta
' Ball road.
The stockholders of this road met at the
office of the President yesterday, pursuant
tocalL". is. i- . ' -v"r I
J. E. Gregg, Esq., was called to the chair
and J. CWV -Thompson -Esa,:, ?
Secretary. ; ; f..;i.;l?
: The8ewetaryand'lT);Chih
Itppcintedt Coin3ttee Jcv yerify : PT?tea
and ascertain tno amoucv v "wk-itotb
OOnTl . - - 7 4 .. i si.:.:.?.-.
' On motion of .B. F. Newcomer, Esq., it
was -
' Resolved, That the lease of the .'Wilming
ton and Weldon Railroad Company to this
Company of its Railroad and other property,
effects and franchises on the terms and con
ditions set forth in the instrument of - lease
this day read to the stockholders, and which
has this day been ratified and confirmed by
the stockholders of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company, be and the
same is hereby assented to and accepted by
the stockholders of this Company, and the
President of this Company is hereby in
structed lo loin . Jn the execution of the
Bame in behalf of this Company.
The meeting then adjourned.
Cored of Insanity. " -
A white man,' residing some 23 or 23
miles from this city, who was brought here
about twelvemonths ago, laboring under a
fit of insanity, and sent to the City Hospital
for treatment was discharged from that in
stitution a few days ago. Although he was
so violent "at the time he was brought here
that he had'to be placed in irons, it is now
fbelieved that he is permanently cured.
i iawannnafr-.
Man: tbe Englnet.
The steam fire engine horses being ail sick,
an 6. the, city mules classed in the same epi
zootical category, citizens are requested, in
case of an alarm of fire, to repair to the
nearest engine house and' assist in hauling
the machine to the scene of the conflagra
tion. The importance of attention to this
matter is too obvious to require further com:
ment""-'
Stores Left Open.
Two stores on : Front street and one on
Market street were found open last night
after the proprietors and clerks had gone
home. In one instance the key was left in
the door and in the other two the doors
were not fastened at alL 'The contents of
each were of the most valuable description
and easily carried off. Officers J. K. Cut
lar and Chas. Taylor made the discovery
and messengers were dispatched to the pro
prietors, who missed nothing from their
stores. You must be more careful, gentle
men, or you may have reason to regret your
remissness in this particular.
$75,000 In Cash for SI.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column of the
Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here is a
chance to win a fortune in a Public Legal
Drawing, and at the same time help a noble
and worthy institution. dw2m .
No PILL IS thk world ever had anvthinu lika tha
circulation of Ate it's Pills. Throughout these
States, Mexico and the Central American republics,
dow the elopes of the Andee, and across the pam
paaof&ontn America, in negro villages, amid the
fervid wild of Africa, throughout the jungles of In
dia, and tbe steppes of interior Asia, over the conti
nent or AUfir&ii, ana toe islands or tbe factac,
these Pills are known and everywhere used as fam
ily remedies for diceaees. With distant nations
their wonderful cures attract more attention than
they do at home: for the fentiraent of wonder takes
a far deep r hold on their minds than the resnlu of
a ntgn scientific sain witn us. The amount con
sumed requires eventy-flve thousand doses a day to
supply it. An inspection of the manufactory showed
ns how thi enormous demand i made and sus
tained. Added to the consummate skiU of their
composition is an extreme care io their manufac
ture, which at once secures the most perfect materi
al and their most accurate combination. The conse
quence Is a power and certainty in controlling dis
ease which other remedies never attained. Bait.
Courier. nov2leodlw-th
$1,000 Pxwaso is offered by the proprietor of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical iJlscovery, for a medicine
that will equal it in tbe cure of Bronchitis, severe
Coughs and the early stages of Consumption.
Twenty Years Younger. To say that
hnndredB of maids, wives and widows look twenty
years younger than thev are in conseauence of the
eomplexional freshne-s derived from the use of Ha
san's Magnolia Balk is simply to state an abso
lute iaci. wmcn mi nt ne promptly vennea by di
rect testimony if ladies were as willing to tell their
age as to ne the best means of making themselves
lovely. Nature sometimes, but very rarely, crowns
ine cnarmB or
' perfect features with a complection of
exquiMie clearness, put even men time soon oegina
to make inroads upon the velvet cheek, the fair white
brow, the ivory bust,- the rounded arm. To preserve
tbe "glory of woman" unblemixhed, even after the
meridian of life has been pas red, it is only necessary
to use daily this cooling, healthful vegetable prepar
ation. '
nov 19-lw Tu Th Sat
DIED.
NCT' A Laurinbure. N. C. Knd i)t on Wed.
ne-da' If .. iOth, John Kutt, Sr.. atea 67 years.
Th" re ..ivesand friend of the family are re-
rra
ha
invited-to at'end the funeral from fit-
Church this (Thursday af teruoon at 4 o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
MR. T. E. TTJENBULL RESPECT FT LLY AN
nounces the appearance of the : ,
World Benowned Great Violinist,
O Ij IB BULL
GSAUD C0UCEET,
Tuesday, November 26, 1872
Assisted by
MISS GRAZIELLA RIDGWAY,
S1GNOR FARRANTI AND
SIR. J. M. PATTISON.
Admission $1 ; reserved teats 50 cents extra, to be
obtained oh and after the Slst, at P. neinBberger'a
bookstore.
Concert will commence at 8 o'clock.
The grand piano used at these concerts la from
the celebrated manufactory of Messrs. Wm. Enabe
A Co., of Baltimore. kov SI St
.'.Special Notice.
X HERE WILL EE A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
tion of Free Love Lodge No. 1,489, G. U. O. of O. F,
tolay at 1 P. M., to pay the last aad tribute of re
spect to our deceased brother, Prince . Larrington,
P. V. G. All visiting brethren of good standing are
fraternally Invited to unite with us. 'I "
i wotflerof theK.G -r.
nor S14t 4 W ASHEJGTON HOWE Sec'y.
efsIiOyoters
A GILLIKIN haa reduced the price of Kew Biter
ujvtmr f i xa per gallon, we reoommena au wm
an-'auil ef tha ixiad. ma bivalves to (rive then! caUT
as taey-always keep the fineat qu&4iy onhaadat ths
oWaabjtoAIw- r.S
, Freeh Ponltry, ? -
WHQLILNOi;59l:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Harness Oxen at Auction;
i 's
- J , CJR ONZ Auctioneer, !
By CRONLY & MORRIS.
rrEftS (TrTTJESD AY) MOKNINO, AT It OICLOCB
X wa will sell, at Exchange Corner,
vi broke to atngls WnesB,"'' ." v" ' .
In Store and to Arrive :
1QQ Barren Molaases;
CfkBoxesD. 8.
iere;
Kega Butter;
Qft BblaFnlton HarketBeef;
x And eTeral btber articles. ' '"
No charge for Drayage. At wholesale only.. .
nov21t HOTTESPOBgA HASHAOA c
Bridal Presents. -
TTN8TJRPASED FOR THEIB BEAUTY AND
U elegance. cWi
PIANOS unsurpassed for their quality of tone.
ORGANS Tha ikmer,' wealth" aai iwaetness of
which challenge the admiration of those who heat
them.
CHROMOS Beauttf ul and impressive as vivid pte
tores of art. -.
LITEk At u ttis Comprising the most entertaining
and absorbing works ever jmbiUhod, by the best au
thors In the world, at
, - - . . , -BEINSBEBGEK'S -
nor f 1-tf
Live Book and Music 8 tore. ,
BagM; Hoop Iron ani Spirit Casts.
gQ BOLLS HEAVY SAGGING, "
800 8P11UT CASKS; 1
o n n n Hoop
For sale bj
F. W. KEKCHT7XR,
XT, 98 and SO North Water at.
nor-tf
, Corn, Oats and Kerosene Oil.
3000 BUSHIL? C0RII
2000 BU8ELS OAT8'
Cft BBL8 KEROSENE OIL,
For salary
' F. W. KEKC1INEK,
rt, S8 and S9 North Water 8t.
nov SI tf
Notice.
JpROM THIS. DATE NO ORDER FOR
COAL OR WOOD
will be filled until paid for, . We. are compelled to
adopt this rale, and it will be strictly adhered to
without a anfeut xxosFTioit. , We trust that our
customers will all remember to send the money with
their orders,
nov 81-tf O. G. PAR8LEY CO.
Cheese, Peaches, Schnapps and Caniy.
BOXES CHEESE,
g Q Cases Fresh Peaches,
JKfg Casea Brandy Peaches,
22t) Ca8es Wolf, and Anchor Scnappit,
175 Boxes Candy,
For sale by
F W. KERCHMER,
S7, S8 and S9 North Water street
nov Sl-tf
DeUverv of Goods.
All goods delivered-, . promptly, at
the railroads and; eteamersj, notwithetanding the
horse disease, by -C;'
jr. w, rutKUHMBK, . .
nov 81-tf i ST, S8 and S9 North Water street -
B. GBAUraiKi . . :..PrMident
C. M. Stiomah.,., ..........Vice President
8. u. waiJao;A.ivw;r,......;...CBshief
IaxAC Bates Assistant Cashier.
Bank- ofrlTeHanover
CAPITAL & SITEPLUS $225t(XX)
AuTHOELZED CAPITAL tl,(
OTJLDOa
y,t h!o ii-f
DIRECTORS: 3 ys
D. R. Mnrchison, of WU.
C M, 8tedmaa, of Wright
Si S ted man.
Jas. A. Leak, of Wades.
I lams & Mnrchison
Geo. R. Freach, of Geo,
H. Toilers, ofiAdrian & 1 M. WoddelL of Tarboro.
it Frencn son.
poro.
J. W. Hinson, of Spnmt J E. B. Bordeh. of Oolds-
tunson. ; , t t Dora, i . , '
L B. Grainger, Preeideut.. .
R-RR?!'.ilnl(lpKftTfitMTf.ri R.F.Hwm
President
UUXUDUMiU JJlOUUili- K
Cashier.
, ' DIRECTORS; j
. E. B. Borden, W. T. Falrclo'h, W. f. Eorneeav,
A. J. Galloway, Herman WeilL
Mm BrancL,,Dca'
" " DIRECTORS:
James M. Redmond. Fred Phlllioe. W. G. Lewia.
Mathew WeddelL
Issues Certificates of Deposit bearing interest at 8
percent, per annum. ; -
la anthorird by Charter to receive on deposit
moneys held tn trust by Executors, Administrators,
Gnardiana. Ac. Ac, Ac.
SeUs Checks at par on New York, Baltimore, PhQ-
Alnhla VWnll. Vvinnkla r,l.. Sl.kmil
MMJIUUI) ,1VUUI.i WIIUM'MB, VWH KVWllf imWJIVIH
Petcrsbarg and all the citks and towns tn North
varouna.
Buys and sells" Cheeks tn aams to suit on Great
Britain. Ireland. Germany. France. Ac
dn
ivs
Buys and sella Gold, Silver, Bank Blue, Bonds,
Stocks, c, Ac t
Strict attention riven to the orders and reoaeeta
oi our couniry ineoo d; man or eukenriae.
nov le-nae tf-dw '
Horse; Blankets,
LAP ROBES, WOOL MATS, TRUNKS, HAR
nesa, Baddies, Bridlea, OoUars, Hamea, Chains,
Saddlery, Hardware, TravelliDg Bags, Feather Doa-
tiae si .. . ". ii vT K, , . . s .
; . StoelL Itree Pris) Ie)W
J.IK a opiiaaa sj.. . .
;. . .,4i 1 Soeth Fraat kL.''-l
octte-tf nae. : . ,.. .-. . , WUsainguM. N. &
OOifTILS-J-O s 1
lot 1 jlr tv 11 i
0?TTL3 I
to the rv x. 1 ts a I
1 1
Price Ski ci por in .
. i t
i
HATES OP ADVBI1T1SINO. ;-;
Onegquareoiieday,.-.,.. .-fvt-i' tJ W
t vtwo days,'; ,t.'.:-i a U.. J o9
.-- three days.. .... .......,' ;W
- four days ..... W :
n m - Svesy.:....y.;7t;.V;.V.....?S oe-
one week...-i."i;i;;'..i4.y.f 5?
j.1 .Pwo
o "weeks. ..i..... o vu
u Three weekaji..U.i..l.M.Xt W
On month..... ..
Two montbji
00
l nreai
months.. . . i .. .
00
.Oneyear......,......;,i;...'...;.M0ii.
P0mOctttimct Ad vcrtiaemU taken 14 proBQi
ttonatelv kn rates. ' . ;
Five Squares etrmted lasn ttarterbmrnn, and . .
tea squares as a half-column, :-. . j . ; i.
tnx momnn..... ................ j v a
AUCTION ' SALES.':
INT r'TXITITT'V nt...
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, By CRONXY 6c ltOEEI3;"
DctoUfi-niiininroYer.Eeal,:
AT. S
ON THURSDAY, S1ST INST, AT 11 O'CLOCKl?
A. M., we will sell at Exchanste Corner, the fol .
lowing pieces or lot of Real Estate, situated. npon
Seventh and Castle streets, as designated below;
SOUTH. "
. . IS ' '
-'tis- ' .'.''! ' ; .
132 ' .
in.,' , s ' ."' .-;- v
' ...s
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i ' ' .. its '
m -: '
.hy -'v i!?i.
; BO . 83
a
One fourth cash, balance in tt, 1 and 1& monthat
vhb gper oenb lnierest,
nov 10, 17 and SI &
Valuable Eeal Estiate
' AT AUCTION. ; .::
: M. Cronly, Auctioneer."
By CJronly ' & BlomaC' ' ; r
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER . IffS, AT 11
o'clock, A. M.rwe ill sell, at Excbange Corner,
pursuant to a decree of the Superior Coui of this
county... v:-!- K.h
Eleven and a Half
ACRES OF LAND,
Within tbe limits of tbe cit
parte, of blocka ; '
Also, ft '
(US, 831, 833. 134, 444, 446,
449."
Valuable Lot,,
Bounded by Princess and Chestrat and Ntnth and,
Tenth streets, all belonging to the estate of Jere 3.
Kto&dec'd, r ' - - a
By order of the Executor, Executrix and Commis
sioners. .. .
Plat to be seen at the office of Cronly A Morris.
TERMS AT SALR -
nor. 8-3, 10, HASlNor ' 1 : !
M. Cronly, Auctioneer.
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By Cronly &, Monitw Ht';
Peremptory Sale of ValMe JitJ:iott :
AT AUCTION. ,t
ON THURSDAY NEXT, SIst INSTANT. AT 11
o'clock A. M., we will sell at Exchange Comer
the following valuable Real Estate, being . -
Parte of Lots 5
M g
and , Block 4701
Each
Lot
and 6, , " 4T1
l,S,S,4and6, " . 474
1,8.3, 4 and 6, ".47ft
l,S,Sand4, . . 47S
LndS, ; v 44 479,
ha ring a
front
of W feet
The same being located between Princess street on -thesonth
and Rankin street on the north. Four
teenth street on the west and Fifteenth street on
tne east
Plan to be seen at oar office.
Terms cash.
norn-U
M. CR ONL K Auctioneer, v v
CR ONL X di MQRRISJ
ON TO-MORROW HITRSP AY) MORNING, AT. i .
11 o'clock, we will sell.- at Exchange Corner. '
that deeirabte r- inn,,
situated on tbe north side of FanWs Alley:- be ' -tween
Fourth and Fifth s-reets. The hoes haa a s r..
iront m no xeer on me auey, running oacK leeu .. .
being parte of lota Sand 43 Week t&- T.t
The boose has 6 room kitchen and all neoasMir.r'
outhouses, together with, fruit trees grape; yinea,:
. arms easy ana meas Known esy or saie. ' ' . .
1 ll I III ! Tffk
MCRQNLTt Auctionrlwvn
;, Ry CRONLY Kn?tZ8&Sp
ON TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING, AT"" .
11 o'clock, we will rent, at Exchanm Curner. " '
UBtU October 1, UtSS, hat large and comnwoiaw' y' -" 'v
) D WMCLING :, iii-
containing 18 rooms, situated on the north tide of
Market between Second and Third streets, lately .
I . . . s I - " .7 '
ilea ov an vhukth i umux. won.
, rromits locarion, is coneiaerea oneof w.),.
Iim( atands In this citv for that bnainsaa.
Kote wun gooa security reqauva.-' : . porxK
M. ; CrpiLlyA.ii
By Cronly !kv Uorrl.
' DESIRABLE AD VALUABLE
TTnimprove d.Lpt
FOR SALE AT AUCTIONS
rN THURSDAY. Si.t instant, at 11 .o'clock A.
J air, we will sea at fixenan
n Corner, one of the
most elegant Unimproved Lots in this etty; eitoated
upon the East fide of 8th, between Queeo and Wooe-"
.a .1 I. ul fcwi.il Mtf Nil A In Rl. uk tUt .K. ..mm '
hatlnr a ttoot of M feet on 8th atntet rotrninw t
esOfeetto.Mhatreet v ..vflttS
- , CT" TEEMS AT SAUt-fiJ-r i. i-. ft'. 5 j
BMrflOtlOL-lT.SlN i t ::r4j&-
: .SaltOalt.'
5000 8JlCKSllroir bp? to oder, ,
n For f
BOv-19-tf
WILLIAMS A MTSCrnSON.
S 'Lost and Found,
LOST. On Market between Front and Second.'
or on Front between Market and- Moiberry sta., .; ,v . ' -ft
Ladiee Etruscan Oold EarBln?. with a red eeral
Htnthecortre. The ewWwta.be folly cornice -T v
sated by kavg Hat this o-ce. , T.t-t vovlMm -
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