North Carolina Newspapers

wswN( . , rfSjrfi Ja H&Mm 1 ' r- , -s ;".". '. (A H-u-t. .1 PUBLISHED DAILY, BT : ' . .. a .;.. .t-". ..v ,-A v Omn, Dawson Bank Building Front St "ATI ITOCBUM. OneTMrti sdTeaosl.VL .vt'.i ..$T 00 (tlx month, la ed-ance.. ......,,.... .......... S 60 Three months, la andvance. '. . . t 00 On month, la advance - T3 The MoamH Sf.a will b delivered in any part of the City at Ftttssic Cairo per week. , -.r - - OUTLINES . .. . . ' Phelps Dodge & Co., have withdrawn their coinpfomlae offef and goto th$ Odttrta; - Tweed thanks God he is not as 'Con gressmen are. I- Kansas sends xlogalla to the Senate In pla.ee ,of Pomeroy.; Terribly bold ircathet alf over the JTorth. i Ilagh McClosky is dead. Snow drifts in the road at Bait Lake sixteen:feet decp fStVTO'railroa.d employees perished In Cottonwood district Yen fceV deep on d le veL At , Lancaster, N. II. j ther mometer yesterday 43 degrees below tero. Pension bill restores pensions to South' era people from date. Stewart, before the House for contempt, makes a speech. refuses toe rorea) what Jxe. knew.. ascotrnaeL ana was commiuea vu tusiouy. or DeTgeau.-at-Arms. -L Tom Scott-has a hand in the Mlasiasslppl and Ohio tunnel and tube company, a' bill r inwrpbrating was"' lntro duced in the Senate,yeste?day., - ' Appro priation bill again considered in the Senate. Trumbull spoke in. favor of Bprague'a mo tion to reconsider the action of the Senate in the cotton . claims Judgments., Finally Morrill's iaMep4neilt.prQjiiblingi payment except where loyally during the war can be proven passed by a vote of 25 to 23. Carlotta' is dead.' 1 Cariists 'defeated with 147 loss. --Thlert rejects "the Thirty' onsttuttonal;. project Re publican' majority in both uousea of Ala bama Legislature." '-Barnes of Si CI pardoael f Ku Kluxing. II. C. Blocker nominated collector of Third N. C. District, -f $'MrV TheNewbexa Liberal has -changed,. jts name to tK Fw:1,,i.iberaliim t baa played out long ago, anu now iu auTucaies are iui- lowing.av the. same roaa. UTpcntooneva .-at last. ' The curtain falls' on.the final Act of the touching Maximilian trag One more corruptionist left oat in the ?old. and ' Ir-gallof; b 01 Pom is rejectecl."j AVell bitterness. dohe for Kansas.; ,v..?; V.V T-Jl l ,WrA.S:HIN;GT01T.- Repert of Attorney General Williams anBat: Slanders ftf the 8 avtlt- Ki Btlnx Commended to itlerey lle- ea name tfcda lions . aa T to T Bonds and Fees Psnltontiary .at Waablarton, Regular pp;.Tlgphic;.C!oiTe8pon y'- j!3.Mrc dencej w : ; Washington, Jan 29. V The Attorney General to-day. trans mitted his annual report"to Ooogress. The repofVis ' Voramxhou,1 covering the workof nhe- Department in all sections of the country' during " the past jmlt iTheVeport containj? state ments -"of the 'district' attorneys in North Carolina," South; Carolina, and other Southern States". where the'Ku Klax are said to. have existed'. .C Relative to the operations oi l the ICn Klux and Enforcement acts they All agree that proscutioris under Both ihoae acts have leeh vigorously en- forced during the past year, and they think the passage of .those acts ' of Congress and the prompt prosecution of those provisions, have had the most salutary effect throughout the South-f em States. f , I V'y lhi iKiroirrii.cAitoLnrA - ;.; there are a "- number or prisonerB yet held for rir.l- mostly .young v men who havebeeu persuaded into joining the Kit Klux, being entirely ignorant of ' the objects oftba organization; These yonng-.Tinen,; it .is : thought, Khould not be .pnoished further than they have been already by confine ment in the jaWof the State. "l" ' " lne AtorneyUeueral reepmrnends. that.tJiC bpt)H 4tM9fiMQjMXM States District Courts be increased from $2,000 to $10,000; jrifa.fjnu&i conditions as will compel them to providing for the rendering of an ac count of alt fees received by them, and that duly certified copies of said bonds Te filed in' the4 Department: The report further recommends, the buil(jwof a peniteotiary her8,.;to, which not onry the persons convicted in the cottrts.ire jinsy bf ent,"bjut tlioso iu the ' United States . courts, within i'onvepicut,;Ujistaces, tai4 whm- thtTc are no suitable places for UlK'ircliiieMti.iXrT .IfTJ-i1? JIKTJUOUOLOC1C1L UECOUD, I Barome- 'i-her-mom Wind. "leather." eter. 7 A. M. 9 P. M.I afresh NKrcatt ' Cloudy N a Gentle'LlghtTUl 20:18 5 Mean Temp, of day. Wdetr. . ... Nora. All barometrte readings tre reduced to the ' lerej and to 8z,Aeffres ITabireahelt. n t J '-ierti Signal Serrlce U. H?.C. .Weather Report. ' 1 r Wis Dk? AltTMKNt , ) '" dmceof 'Chief Slgnar Officer," -1 V1 . Waahington, January 80453 P. M. r- . " ' L :' :J - Prcbatylilie: n s , , . ; , Por -New3- Englandt-frt8h soutiierly t westerly, winds,; veennff to,westerlyi and northwesterly,; somewhat higher- tempera' iure ana ; nartiaiiy cieuay ; weather; x or -Middle States, winds veerinz, to fresh, and brisk-westerly and northwesterly and gen erally clear weather,' except over the Lower Lake region, ' where cloudy weather,areas of lirht enow fcnd ailing temperature are; probaMe.'Tof thr Southr' Atlantic States. rising temperature and cloudy weather, with areas of light tain elongi the coast Pot Gulf States, east of the Mississippi; rUfng temperature, winds vceringto easterly and southerly, and Martially dotwy weatner, For Kentucky-Tnsee, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, eenerallr clear weather. For the UDoer IVereoa. tlln. tircacic.' decided fall of jtemperutnreJ&ssh and brisk 'northerly to vtcsterly -ftludi and. generally -iear weawer. Mistaken its Sun is only just rising. Poor lovely, lbgeriog Carlotta dies 9- r-j. f v "5 ' 7 " VOLi XI.--NO, 112 K , NEW AJOYEBTISKMKNTS.. . Lorch Bkos.j'& MnJA-Grain, '"RiceKfyi ' F W. KKRCHNEB.New Crop Molasses. J'.'M. STA3ilLAja:i-oal, "Wood, &c. M Capps & DoxTOLASs. Notice. Wanted.- See advertisement , r'1 The Weather and the SnflTerlnc Pr. . 'f vTbe almost unparalleled severity of the. ncnuret Biivruiu upcu vtia uearws vi au vue condition of the poor and destitute in the commn'nity;'''-v.There' is no dbubt much suf fering among the poorer classes both from hunger and cold, and this fact, should not only excite our sympathies but enlist our warmest. efforts to invent some means oil do what they can in this direction, but this is necessarily-but little, as it is not expected that they will go to work and hunt up the many needy ones in our midst for the pur pose of affording tbcm relief. .Supply, the Ladies' Benevolent. .Society with , funds and let them select some suitable per sons to visit the haunts of poverty and destitution and ' search out : those who are most needy and deserving and af ford them that assistance which the cir cumstances will permit'' ' !: '' ' ' ; ' Where the JKeaponalbllltf Beats. . The Raleigh flacs says it inadvertently omitted to mention in its Senate . proceed ings, that Dr. Murphy, the able Senator from Sampson, was' permitted to make a statement in defense of , his own ' county when the previous Question Wa called on the Amnesty and Pardon bilL He said that the first disorder that occurred in his counr J ty irom political causes, was tne day suc cedliJg a. largq " political gathering wben Jos. W. Holden, Dr. Menninger and two negroea,fromT Raleigh addressed the Red publicans, "When a colored 'man that had declared himself a Conservative, and had the manliness o stand by his principles, was shot down by colored member of ths Union rJeague'. "The second and last ffl'm der was that of MinnisHcrron. A man con fessed' tlie crime, and was arrested by the civil authorities and put In Jail. This man was now at' work on the farm of Sheriff Lee, of .Wake county, having been par- 1 doned'by the United State? authorities. ;; North. Carolina Home ( Flro ) Insnr anee Company. irWe. are gratified to learn from, the Ral eigh Sentinet that, at the late annual meet ing of the stockholders of this popular home institution, a very encouraging ex bibit of its condition and prospects was made-sufflcient to warrant the declara tion of a good dividend. During the four years of its existence ' it has paid promptly a large amount of losses to our people, and under judicious management it continues to grow, in financial strength and in the confidence of the public ':'As an evidance of its growing reputation the Sentinel states that the company has received an applica tion for insurance from Farwell & Co., of -Chicago,-the largest firm in the Northwest -A yet, however, it has been the policy of iha VHome; to be what Itajaame imports, a strictly Nortn Carolina Instltntion, con fining its operations at home. : - : m m m " The Old Caps Fear Pilot Again. ' The Raleigh Era says that after ' stirring up a whole nest full of the heirs of old Cape Fear Pilot, ' Mrs. ' Ann 4 Robinson, in Charleston, two bid grand-sons in Smith- field, and another, Joshua G. Craig of "Wil mington, the Secretary of State received a letter Wednesday morning from Adjutant General Townsend at; Washington,' letting out what the property" was." He writes: 1 beg' leave to state that the only property found .was the ', ancient Commission as a Pjjot belonging to Benjamin rCraig, which was lorwaraea wj josnua u-. vraigux u u- jningtoa oa, the J 7th inst ? 1 Welth Sc Arents ts. The City of TTll- mlnarton. X ilia nas HI WfUUU uivugui ogMuo uv city to recover the amount of certain cou popsy for. interest, attached , to "bonds oftha city"lssued Jn paymenVof a'deBt contracted during tho war, The city . resisted, a recov ery on tbV grtmd- that ihese" bonds were issued to pay a debt , created, OA qsfenping th c5ULKm. ih Jefcnl . forcQsj and therefore in aid of the rebellion,'' apd the Supreme Court basby its recent decision, alluded to in our issue of Wednesday last, sustained the plea of the clty,'-The prrack pie involved in this transaction, it is said, will affect bonds of thUy inhe aggregate Amounting to $10,000. , :- ' . i sa - -: . .'.. . i . SuperIar-Jor-. The entire morafng session of this Court was consumed in th'e argument of counsel oipon, the motion -to specify, a day for the vtrialdi the case ineferendeto the foreclo sure of the mortgage on the Wilmington, Charlotte .and, Rutherford .Railrpad. The discussion was participated in by a number of gentlemen of the first legal talent on both sides, at the close of which His Honor re-. fused the motion and directed that the cal endar be called in regular order, i , The only case.called was : that of 3r T. Speight, charged with larceny, A number of witnesses were examined, when, pending the further consideration of the case, Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning ; Knlshts of Pythias. i A-After a, laborious .sessipn, the Grand LiOdge "Or'JUllgntS OI ryimaa aujuuraeu yesterday; Jl o'clocltj f The next session, wili be held at'Raleigh commVncing on the ioRlUk5Cnes4ay i January,, 1874:. I : : Blahan Atfcnson'SApnolntmnts rr Smltbville .,,.,,. Feb. 9 2Jnejaamguj4V ,i a ' . St Mary's, Orange County. , JJar, t a. ,v-Hillsborough.. ....... t, Greensborough. ....... . 1 5 i ,' rv rrr t y.. .: -V 'av-. J loai Dot.f -jt"iiis;jtiy; j -- Distillers are in demancL See adver bsementa. '7'-. ,LiW J.,.-;. J. - "Probabilities" Snow, sleet; i sua shine andislualLV'Jj WyH';i " Black-jackJh aid ash '.wood was" in great demand yesterday, j: , ; f Tliere, were meases xeady . f artrial be? , fore thelllayorVCouriTtftJa'mOrn Mr. Allen,-.of Duplin,- .Introduced, a resolution in the Senate on Wednesday for the relief of the Wilmington and Weldoa. Railroad. iff f-v Among the nominations by the, Presi-1 . 1 . -i i I A !V.V..7-i lT dent yesterday was that Of H. C. Blocker as taken la moderate quantity and under ordinarily rnitAn. K-'trv.iA rjj-si xrv healthy eonditioas of body, affords a beneficial etim OoIIector Of the Thira District Of North nlus to the animal functions, and even if taken la Carolina. i.ri - ; . ... A ' bill amending the charter of the Cape Pear Iron and Steel Company passed its several readings in the Senate on Wed nesday.' ;,,.'.? In the Senate on Wednesday Mr; Long presented petition front nhgSftlieris of Richmond county' praying thi enactmerit of a law ; to prevent Scotch ' Fairs in said county. UT.,. ,, .( s, ,,. :.4r:,.tv. :! A colored man by the name of Archie Simms, hailing from Laurinburg, Richmond county, who was foundin a condition f J great suuering irom ineombinea -eiiects of cold Md htmgevws sent -to the City Hospital yesterday. OFEBA HOUSJB. The Concert Iiaatrtlxht. ; Notwithstanding the fact that th&weathex last evening was about as Intensely disagree able as we have ever seen it the attendance upon tha concert riven at the-Gnera House under ihe auspices ('the Concordia Society was large ana appreciative, Toe penorm aince oa the occasion -.far- exceeded the ex pectations of the- "most i sangulhe of our f music lovers, who were both charmed and delighted with: the musical feast to which' they 'were treated by the talented ' amateurs. of both sexes. . r We have no idea of attempting-a eritiqw of the performance, but we can eafely yea tare the assertiQn, with the conviction, that, it will meet the approval of every one pres ent, that it was one ef the most satisfactory in every respect that has ever been given in Wilmington. , Mrs. Emanuel, Mrs. .Weil, Mrs. KahhweOer 'and Miss' Greenwald ex celled as vocalists and. 'called forth expres sions of the most emphatic approval from the audience, while Mr: Nathan Mayer and Mr. C J. Miers handled the violin with the skill of : accomplished ''artists. ' The ' appre ciation of the audience throughout was evr idenced in the most marked and emphatic manner, and the . universal desire was ex pressed that the entertainment "may be re peated at an early day. ' -; ,;;' .'- Qettlaar Jealsaa. , ' : ;The Baltimore Gazette says It Is inclined to envy Wilmington the treat in prospect upon the appearance here on the 8rd and 4th of February of the celebrated ' O. L. Fox and nis famous 'Pantomime Troupe and laments that they have not yet visited that city. Our cotemporary should not grow despondent and think Baltimore has been ' left out in the cold" because the "ifly old Fox" takes it into his head to visit more important loealiUa first Blarrlsd - ' ' : Our Petersburg exchanges bring to us the announcement that our friend Dr., H. E. T. Manning, of the Weldon JRiwt, was married in the former place on -Wednesday after noon to Miss Christine V. Jarvia, daughter of Maj. WrnTH,' Jarvis, of Petersburg, the couple leaving the same evening for a bridal tour NcTth. :Among the attendants upon the mournful exercises was Capt Dorsey Battle, of Rocky Mount . Our sympathies are extended to all interested. ' Charlotte). Cqshmaiiv Qt i&?t . Application for the Opera House in this city has been made for the celebrated Char lotte Cushman for the 21st and22d of Feb- juaryj but as h has" xalready "bera' englage'd lor those two nights by the Duprez and Benedict Minstrel Troupe, Miss Cushman vaill have to change "ber dates or not visit us at all thiiseasonIt Ja tabaiiopad that some arrangement may beeflected whereby the expected visit may be made. v ? " The following real estate was sold at auo tienyesteiyrrfOingibjf ieBsir Cxonly & Morris. The property known as the 1'Bmdley . Hoa8er" located, on Front street, between Dock and Orange, brought $5,500j The Marks property on . SecondVDetwpen Market and Dock-- streets -a bid off .at $3,300, inctodlng inaier otherijropertr advertlse4;aa.lpotpoae4 until some future' day' . The Ship Canal-. :.' ' ' .:. - t,- v -""i.:; We.are requested gence ltifan adjourned meeting of citizens for the jmr ro.frconsiderfog'iMaj' of a Ship Canal from, Wilmington tb'the Scacoast will be held at Commercial Jfar j change, this morning, at 11 -o clocs. ,- - ceired an authentic, aceount ef the homi cide committed at the dance-house of Maria Gowen, colored, situated in that delectable locality of CasweU known as Hell's Half .Acre on ths iiight of the-4th instant' ?It was all about one negro failing: to play his banjo until after another's patience had worn threadbare. - There was a little wrang ling, sdme coDarfng, a lick over poor Sid Gnnn. the bantoist's head, which kiaed Tiiin instantly, and , Buck Harrisbn, yeit tojail., - : rw 'Villi''', a ..-1. .I- . "1 come off on '.Thursday next," lo conclude with a coronation ball in the evening .CoU J. T. JEenuedy has been-invited. to deliver the chaxf to the Kniehts.- W Oi Bobbift,: j Est, is the Cbfcf-Marshal; ?..J v-- 1 " :w Tba' ip4itor'a of:tuT Magnolia 'Mr U siclt, w W JKJrry VtJRQWtXl- CITY rTEMS."' ' . . . ' ; CAlf To-DatJ-TUs , being ,0 last dax !of Sc. Well's visit we advice, those ia wan of JJ eerriea or Inimitable eye-glasses to avail themselves ot thia, thalast ' ertortBa!ty. Obee; ehbergeri5 book tore, upstairs, u !i it : rt-lri i Watson's Map. We are glad to see that .dor tW sens are supplying themselves with (Watson's, map f-lil 1, I "la these Aavs1 when' alcoDllelianon' are fi'lunri i 4 ly consumed, and customers are . ao much ' in doubt' :e wnetner meir systems are, not being gradually Im paired by adulteration, it is well thai one at least of the popular beverages of the period is reliable as pare that la Udou hs Wor.r s Aboxatio ' Scare-' da Schkatfs. . It is somethiBr to be aaaared , by physicians and others of the scientific eogntxeerdi uiav. wc lisvo w mm aruue genuine exontct wnicft, excess leaves bat a mintmnm of the inevitable evils .of abuse. vi ZX:iii .;;', a u-",- r ;Adriav A VoiXkbs. AenU. T,;.ian aa-, , . : North Carolina iegislatiire. Condensed 'from the Raleigh News. . ; " WEDinESDAT, Jan.i29thi1873.', , . SENATE. ' - ." ' i Lieutenant Governor in the Chair, u'. Messra. ( Murray, Todd, ; Allen s Love, Welch, Gudger, Flemming and Avera sub mitted reports from their respective Com mittees. ;"''! 'J.. ' By Mr. Long, a petition from the' citizens of Richmond county, praying the enact ment of the law. to prevent the yearly gath erings known as the Scotch' Fair' uisaid COOntV. rMi:vAi-rrX. 'Of v i.-.w By ilr. Powell, a bill to incorporate the Haw River and New Hope Jlanufactojipg Company! Referred. " " . ', By Mr. Humphrey, a bill to aid the pec pie of the State, in ascertaining the .title to their lands.' Referred. ; . iij s' - i, .n -,(. . By Mr. Gudger a. bill to investigate the affairs of the Western North Carolina Rail: road. i Referred, -'i -';' x'A ' -'A 1 On motion of Mr.. Gudger the: bill to' In vestigate be aHairs of the . Western Divi- sion ofthe North Carolina Railroad. ; was tasen up ana passed its readings. ' By Mr.;vDunhain;T a bill to amend ' the rule, of proceeding in justice4' codrtsj ; Rer fnect- "Ptr "Wi. ST1av .'t.Annln!AW-, of the1 Wilmington : & tWeldan' Rauroad." ReferrecL-i r::?. .u ; r:rj. ;t The Amnesty and Pardon actf'Ukenup on its third reading, f v-j-js J -i ; i (The vote was first .taken on the amend ment of Mr. Seymour to strike out "He rocs of America; s. Union Leagues Red Strings, North Carolina State troops, and North Carolina Malitia." Failed.'f ltnl ,Mr. Respass' amendment shared the same fate. ; Mr. Warren offered an amendment to the amendment to strike out - after the Word rape, the word . burglary, (rape-and bur glaryliaving been stricken from the bill) and advocated the same in a few brief ana ' well timed remarks. He was a volunteer in this mattery and he was not in favor of the introduction of the bill in the - Senate, while he did not approve -of crime said to have been committed by either of the or ganizations named in the bill, but as a rep resentative of the people, he. could not with hold bis vote as an act of mercy tor 40,000 people of the State. He said the. Republic cans to a man had shown a spirit of antag onism to the bill, intimating that they would never surrender, and be saw ho use in wast ing more time on it He was ready to vote on the bill, and hoped his amendment would be adopted with it i Mabson and Eppes,' coll, made lengthy speeches against the bill. . ; I - On motion of Mr. Avera,' the previous question on the bill was. called and sus tained. '"''' ; 1 v Those voting in the affirmative were;'. Yeas Messrs. PowelL . ScotLStafforcL Todd, Troy, Waring, Welch and Worth 8. Those voting in the negative were: ' ' . NaysMessrsv Cowles, Cramer, EHis "of Catawba, Eppes, Grandy, Gudger, .Harris, 1-4 til UallAmnn TTrtrnvvVksaAvr TTvrvw a t T a Mabson, McCabe,McCottei; Smith, Stilley an Wslksiwlft ..? ? f. 1 ! ' , -? Mr. : Love asked to be excused from ; vot-: ing, as be had not. sufficiently, considered the bill to vote on it, and moreover, not . a single - one of his constituency, were in terested in the bill. ' ,l '. ' V On motion of Mr.. -.Waring1 the vote by whieh the bill passed, was reconsidered ana the 'motion laid on the table. . ., : ' On ."motion , of Mr. "Powell, the bill to amend the charter of the Cape Fear Iron and Steel Company was taken up and passed L its several reading. . - ?-.;' n t ' HOUSE OF RRESENTATTyiS. , . . Mr.' Speaker Robinson called' the House to order. ' .-';. f Mr. 'Badger rose to a question of-pr-sonal privilege, and at his request the Clerk read , an - article- in . the ; Era I- entitled. "Offended Dignity.!.., v ? f x. M V; ; Mr. Badger said.that he was in the chair ?n the 25th ' inst,- when the message' re erred to. was received, "and contiaued'to' preside , , until adjournment ? He did - not direct the message to bo read to the House, asit seemed to be of an official personal character between his Excellency' and' the honorable Speaker of the House. He rare Jhe message to the Speaker' after 'adjourn ment ana tnat gentleman expressed- regret that in ignorance of the law ' he had !-. -lowea tne uierit. vo aenu iub uiiurmuua as( to the taconcy, and disclaimed - any, intent' tion to reflect unon His. Excellency. '-the QoyernoR.-, MiL Badger said, -'if blame there; was for the not reading ox -the message, it Bnouia oe aiiauucu wj uuuseii, ami not w ;thohonerable Speaker. - " Messrs. i Brown, of :MecklenbUrg, "Stan ford, Anderson, of Davie Morrison, JoneaV of jCald welleheeaadAndejsQn . of Ciayi'iuoniuiedrepprts, , ' , - ,tf , ' By Mr. Badger, a resolution asking a' re port from the Secretary -and Treasurer of thftUnivejstty of WCri Referred. -, By Mr;- Wheeler, at resolution' of Instracv tion to the 'Judiciary Committee", Calen- daT. if -.fc.fcVf.-.ff .L..V -vJ"-". -.t. i Mr. -Rhodes, a bill to incorporate :the GoldsbOfq Banking ;& pom, AssdciAfioh ..Referred..'.'.. v..--.- r '? ?' ..Bv Mr. W , By Mr. Wheeler, a bifl in regMdto the collecting of special taxes." On'ffiotronIMrmdger: the rules.were misnfinded and his resolution a in ref erencfr ta the. University- ol North Carolina, -was taken up andrtsavtrf' , , On motion of -Mrr-W-atsorfr the rule3 were nsvtAndAd and the bill -to -incorporate the: Chapel Hill and Iron Mountain Railroad Xampany :WmS tak8 UI P8 'f61 - eral readings.. ,-r .---t-jN.-' The bill amendatory of the school law of 187$ came up as" the' unfinished business On its third reading. " A -long debate ensued vpon the almost mnrtricrabl amendments offered. (So touch Space wpuldbe t eqmred to report-Hthe- amendmentsp and debates ieon, that we cannot print ihen buttha eection, the matter passed over to come, up as unfinished business" to-morrow. ? tf '-J fThe chair arOTncedMessrs.'Gonaan ana Johnston as tie House -branch o the Com ij mittee to investigate the conduct ol the Keeper 'of the Capitol. -, Bill will' uo -yuuuiauc ju - u jr . fected)'-,-:;";"hf PendiDz tiie Wsileratidn of- the. J4A s' FTTf 'rAH -iTFt,! -its'- -TRanroad' meetin soi1 Sno wJ "Hill , 1 Iteidsville sold .'688 1' pounds of : looacco one nay uvst wee. ' - I The . Stockholders of the R & M. Association meet February 6th inGolds- f ? heOolcTsbord,;!itfwse hist week.. . .' rr-" y- . I - A grand ball 4 is to ;c0me'oiBE at Clinton -on: Tuesday ! evening, ' February ; j The W., C. & R. R. R. are to construct immediately La warehouse aid of- i flees at.Wadesboro,; says the Argu. , ni . )- vTbe'Paee brothers, of Danville, having , purchased the 'Piedmont: Springs will spend tiOOO infitting thenj up,f . - Granger, the Golclsboro hotelist known to fame, raises 1,000 bushels of tur- Wm. Barber, who idiot - and r killed 1 Wm.' Durham in Johnson countyi- lasiiuesaay evemng.maaenis escape.' : iCapt.'K T. Fulghum hopes'lo to able to issue his State - Agricultural Jour nal in Raleigh about the 15th of February. i --i The case in the Supreirie Courl of N. Boyden vs. Bank Of Carie Fear from . Rowan, was placed at the Send "of 'docket.1 j -T- -The Piedmont JPress learns' that a' joint ;8tock company is being formed' at Newton with the view of starting a newspa per.' . ;, . . ' f -JThe'Jifessenffetr hears that Judge Clarke opened Pitt county Court with pray-r "We are glad to know that our judiciary is improving. i; yv.-'fi . - ., i ne uniriski uombination who. are snowing tneir tncks and1 distributing theur presents at Raleigh . are to visit New 1)ern nexj week... ,; ,r ;- ,.;,-..,v,j 1 4 ,,The fine, horse, raffled off at' the TarDrQugH'bar-room Thursday evening was .won by fir. Yancey, of the Wynne, Yancey Cd. livery stables.'; 1 ; : r) f,' ' ,t ,. a Mr. "CreoV s King ; has ; been i ap pointed express agent at . Charlotte to suc ceed Mr. Wi P. Hill, who retires on the 1st of 'February, says the Oteroer, u: u t. u - An old lady; Mrs.' Polly1 Grants ham, was found dead hi her bed in Grant hanrs township, hist week, we learn from the Goldsborp Messenger r .Heart disease, v , !-r lie masquerade ' ball given by the members of the Newbern Brass Band Wednesday night, was a complete success .notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. ;: v. . ;-.:.'- - Died, says the Magnolia Monu 1or, on Sunday night last, at 9 o'clock, Mrs; Elizabeth Hollingsworth, aged 87 years, at the residence of hereon, Mr. Henry Hol lingsworth.. . . .7 ? ' . Henry Cates, who rode the .U.. 8. niail from Hillsboro to Milton, stole t7 50 from the editor of 1 the throtueUs and t sloped to parts unknown to enjoy the fruits . "T $ oe .and. ; Mordecai Peel have been arrested on,, suspicion- of '.having murdered Mr. John H-. Hayes of .Wayne. As yef says the Messenger, there is no evi dence against them.-; i Some thieving scoundrel stole a mule and cart from the stables of Mr.' J. F. r Jones,' in Greene county, on Tuesday night last, also at the same time a bale of ootton,.the property of Major McKeeL i r -The. Hillsboro ' Recorder hopes Mr. G. W. Bruce win realize the large for tune said to have been left to him and fam ily in England. Mr. Bruce is in indigent circumstances.' '- v - i- Edward Carswell comes from Canada next month to address the people of this State on temperance and in the interest of the Good Templars. - He will be-in Ral eigh .on the 10th. . .- ; HrThe ladies of the Goldsboro Methodist Church are preparing for. a tab-, leaux and "musical entertainment, in the Town Hall; on next .Tuesday evening for the benefit of their parsonage. - :w. Thelfecs says it is rumored that Judge Tourgee has issued bench : warrants for the; arrest a- number of prominent citizens of Caswell county on suspicion of ;bein; connected with the Stevens pmurder. , i r. Jones countyfgets married. -Mr." James Banks was united to- Miss, Laura Ballard on the 16th inst, also Mr. Abner Stanley to Miss M. Leo, and j. C.- Cobler to Miss Wlneford Dillahurst on the same day. . ;-- -- -1 A meeting -of the2 present BoiaTd of Directors of the Farmers' and Me chanics1 Association; will be held in the of fice 6f its Secretary, on next Monday morn ing; rThe attendance, of the Directors' is desired.' - Hi .t ni T . cs- '-';i;i' .'.Jt5' :' .. , t JLast feunday evening, just over the Yirgiqhv fine a young "Milton negro, Sumner Stamps, was; stabbed and killed by Jeff Connally, another colored boy, says the VAroniciA. Uncle Jesse, ypur folks are get, ,ting cantankerous. J i . t . ; i My&'Seainefs oiTfrienct Sher iff Jesse a'Grifflth. of Caswen.- waS mar- raa .n.eosi?8aay attelOon,atthee8idende, or ie.o- iattng. in Uraven Court, aftet a..Dai f-tienthearing of a day and a half, the case or ionsnmaKt . the-Jf . i C. ; JLif e Insurance Company was given to the jury Wednesday erehmg. who returned -a verdict in, favor o the plaintiff: ' ; An' appeal was ' taken to tile Supretne Court by defendanta .counsel.'. jBksil- Led.'the oldest colored man in Caswell county," Delhg ln; bis one hundredth year; was killed the ' other day by a tree falling .on him. The CJmmide says be was. a former slave of Washington, and was jus years, oia wnen uenu, Wasrunetoa T&y mJm' choice to live with him at MC eruon or De soia. jue prexerred being sold, and; was sent to Richmond andnnt on th block andwas bought by a member of the Xe a; family in CasweU, and has remained in I ; , !';' - 4.4 " iHP-jr-V-- t 1 NaMonal HoteL-B. Jones, Proprietor.-Jannary 99 ".i V"'-JJ --a maaBoy aoa laayy Tiller Wm Bottoms. FaTettarille? 6o W Ra TlrinklA nA -n(yt.,A .n u r. Ann TiuMt Fair Bluff ; J Q EJtmTBorse Shoe, N C: B Oodln, Lumberton; D B Marshall, Baltimore; J G King, Goldsbore-t P IJnAhjim Rl;-n nanlal Robarta. 1 J 1. 1 . , II. , 11 -1 - - I FREEMAN kcCULLER, In this 'city, on SOth hst, by Rev. Mr, Hiden, Mr. Miles. Freemxa to Mas Magiis McCoUec, all ef this cUyr. .i. , a - OY rtjooe, iiijqnear Raleigh,' to jars. Ann is. uiayton, or YYake county, Bev. JCB-'Bobbittofflciatine ' ' : - ' -4 vr re. Ma. rtonfB W Charles, jr. A Spain White, W B Charles, Darlmetoa. il C.-.Ttr A a nA . r.rtort a "w ft. j w . yAAMiVVAtAMiUJlW AAUlv rpOT 11TH KSSfi0fflrWtLLr DAY, February Sd, and costtnuel - TUITION $15, 20 and $35. Cor jooara cmciaainf ugnis ana waenmg) i s and waenmg) j .ZCsA -woe 4A. UAOXA, . iTfjQvssxjatos ItatlC. , i "" ATtnsoKCOLL;N.Kj HBV.k,dii)T, Ja.f ' ' f handed to me, as be la still no wt' ' answer yoaM t' "4 - I take pleasure in iofonalnff yon ' MrH.-A. Beam an, Ills passed bis. . satisfactorily, as did the tar (Me? and Frederick Wooley) yon sent J kaow: from experiaace that . . teachers, but the chief point I havt knowledge the obligation yoa hT alty under to youraalf for the' fai ui vueae joung genuemen. , " it ssi atv 1 Ian Sltawlt. 1 - ' hhtm? : LOEOH BEOS. :& a XXTEJHAYB T(J8T COMPLETED" C TV 'Warehouse and Wharf.' and are i j eraiii Eic&. Peas. UottoiL in any manner, ei thee by eonunlseioo or - a. large block oi , , fi constantly on hand. New CrppCu 4 . ,,, 200 : NEWGROP ': ' ..:'.dstteCTiriaV'J Jan 81-tf S7, 38 and Sff North Water 8t i 1 AAA 8A.CES BATp. itVli4 ''l i jror saie oy is Jr lajj. Lillys r-riT.a.T.nfi:. 5QQ BABEKU3 PlJLimiiaPOTATpa-Ctood. rich, Early, Spse and Peach Blow. , 1 .. For sale by . - , ,. Jan 81-tf T. W. EEBCHNXB. Coal, Wood & SMngles. COAL, WELL SCREENED,. AND DELiyZEED promptly. . , L i Wood of an qualities. 500,000 8hlngles on handT and to arkt&i ' '', 'W 81-tf TlHHk:8iANAlllbf JtJST RECEIVED FROM MB. L. W. BRYAN 10 head of the finest Beef ever sold In Wilmington, which will be dealt out at reasonable figure al our wvut VU 1MU1 mUO JI JUTKI IUHL All lAVAFfl f fine baefwUl please u a call. Weexpeetto aeep nouung dui toe oes( on nana. Kespectfoll janBl-t CAPP8DOrjQJ i. t u " Wanteid. j ft-M:- fl .'-' '.V lHji'li '.'A : LTVE WHITE MAN WHO THOROUGHLY -.fa. understands distilling turpentine. Steady cm- VIVIIUBU WU IWB WITO I'. -i -.!:.-IT --.i t'Ci-ili I3r None bat a sober man need apply. , . . Jan 81-lw P. O. BOX 366, Wumiogton, N. 0, Turpentlno Hands j and Distiller - -.a ?.-: Wanted '-i.x'j-r OEVKRAL GOOD iTRFKNTINB BANDS CAN hj una employment cutting DOxes, or lor the year, atgoodwages. . -v- .:77 A Distiller that can make Window Glass is wan tad. , Apply to -: jan 81-dlwaw3t , ,1 A" a.TajiBOfitKELEN. ft i 2TEW CROP , , Cuba Molasses ! i JflL "'J " '-y V7H aaaaava. i XltUlUCS M0 1, s -vrw'.i i .;smif .-.M-.J-.y CHOICE NEW CROP; Lluscovado Uolasses, New landing from Brig John Pierce, direct from Ha yana. Fpr sale very Jaw from wharf. r. u ,. :t: i.. '.'ill - , f Jan 39-lw-nae '.niU v 4 WORTH WORTH.I TBoa.Gaanab: t; c jxRossbt. General Insurance AsentJ, i-lt t-.--.i-. AtUS. JlJLKUfE. LIFE. Princess Street.' near Water. dee 20-nac-tf -. - v! - ; ' ' i SoreiBIaets, I AP ROBES, WOOL. MATS , TRUNKS HAB JLi ness. Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Hames, Chains. BNuia wunM irswui stag,', m I Sill 7US ten. Stock. IVarre and Prtees " iow.1- - itiTtpiism etCo.r. No. 8 South Front Bt- j .YU4tvrasiataa,2ra , ' octSS-tfnao 4 PIANOS Knabe & Ca'a, Chaa. M. Stieff's 6ro TUDtMIl A Vn) Wa mnA If a rah all A Hmlth'a f , xnouaands o of these celebrated instruments are now laoae ia tUaoeaatry and Eoropa. - Tsey hava oeen awaraea goia ana surer meaaia aiau prue es hmtions wheaeyer exhibited. ' ' - nary power, beaatr of dean, aad thoroughness of constrncnon ana nnun, are surpnarngto au wno are acquainted with the degree of perXection to which the manuSacture of these organs haa baea earrid, are acknowledged oy au acquainted witn ueir menf to ne Tery larmaa .vance of. say ataet; msnafaoiL tared. ;.; - Vorssts only;at.t.. n-.r rn -t i F rr t ' V HETNSBEBaiB'ft ffjaasa'tf. ' ; LtrsBook sn4 Musle Stars. 4'AAHhABS tmOTJlliESaANDSXDKS tteukWK if- rana Sl-tf .j. ,.r.T7,., .-j .J; - i Trtr.T:Ti lt.r. ordttis ptomptly -i. a be t iBfCrJedan(i Ash Cosi,- -?Tt70C3 c f 1 kinda,' fnB lan cut to any dK A'M. TenablelTkur AI -lNDEPENnkNT ORGAN OF THE PEOPLE. Sr"" " -"r .oners nnnsnai attractions ee-a Nespaperand Adrertlsuig Medium; (' ' -.TT - .l - ITS LOCAL COLUMN IS FULL AND SPKf&HTT.V Kft Jlf'MJl It nalntalns Belar Correspondents at WasbW toa, Bichiad and JUlaia, aad has jaat appaarad ? m: aa a new outfit throoekoaL . Ivuij apcu, id pr annum, . .. 1 A Wseltly Appaal," fS jpsr anaani: " ar AdTertisemenU Inserted oa reasonable terais. MI : j i VTWABLayGEKaOllT .u a-.- , .- , .. irroprieiors. Q-oldt-HeadedGanes IVORY HEADED CANE GONBERVATTVE POLWICSi XNTjEPEND 3 ..fcllJltand 0teP,ken, to editorial, conduct,- with - i ; rapidly Increasing circulation ia Virginia 'and Norts. ii -f?I-r:i:a:. " 'Bsaw' , -w w as JanS9-tf- iv:-l 4 eP i JHOllJS-QF'IT .viU f?f -USED THAHlHWlMSflil)! reliable sad Justly popular. i. : JCii iV Y.)f It has' mors Meads snd we'haVe'more pdrchasert'of it than any one brand of Flour sold la Wilmington, r - llaml hall-barrels, bag and packages of an j de- - sired weight. - ij; .iv;-.wi'i.- jt- I ; i - ! FAVORITE FLOTjiS; tfiiiA, frJiV S4Monlylyir.i' '; i. ouj turn :? i "f i ' ' CIIAfl.D. MTEB3ACO., - ' n T7iW abwaa General Tic I WILL' OPEN FEBRUARY KIT, At 1CT EX press Office, on Front street,, . GENERAL TICKEti OlfFICg psaseturers. 'An arent will ba oa for the sale of nckets over all the Railways ransJng , from this dry. Baggage wfll be- 'reeelTed at an? point in the city designated, and wUl be. Checked to destination' of nassenfera. 'An isrt.nt wiir Ka nn each train before its arriral at the depot. to rtoaeiTe Vt, cheeks and denrer baggage of passengers whererer -This Agency Is estabHshedVireemei. wttaW11 Railway Companiea, and it la hoped will . prove a ,nA t great conTeniencs to the totalling public? ' ' ' 7' J ' ' f jsn 38-ffebWi , . ff r is,WOT. y desfred.- , -,,.,v . f.-' BilTildto'ofpdpj .AjbnCE IS HEREBQiyEN'TT" TB3JV 'CO?1 JLl j partnership heretofore existing- under the' Brm, B January LUTay JOHCVIILIS, ..j - . . - - ' T?.is?oe ct :'.;-f.jfi.i-v New CplSellirp ;t !" romd a copartnership aadar Ut flrm aa af Col Till e A Co., for the purpose ot continuing the Lumber Business heretofore .carried: on by CoIvULa .VTaylor. : . - - ... ' ,...- ; ... 'T The thanks of Colrllle A Taylor are hereby ten- usuud vi vuiviiia avs lavuir siTriirYi nv nwiHannn tion of 1U patronage solicited for the new irmTT" w ?j3 j J 'i''r.rjSf ii4NJjmtMau4' Wnmnigtoa,lf;.p., Jannary. 1, 1871 1 ' 71 1 rvUE BOOES ASS CLOSED FROMTXCtS DATE, u. f 1 j j .-. . . . j . i.. . . - 1 -... . 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