North Carolina Newspapers

- -b. Sea. yMaOt-., , ..- the. nommiG star.. PUBLISHED DAILY", BY ' v Omcs, Dawaoa Bank BuQdlags, Front 8t . aATS 07 SUBtCBXnBK. ft v. . one wtf.li.Hnae..-....... ..........7 00 Six month, In advance. u...v.t; ...... S 60 Three mouthe, in andvance.v ........... 9 00 One month, la advenee.:.,...........,.... , ,73 The M oaniM ta will he delivered faj enj part of the City at Fnrrraw Cnm per week. . .. , f 1 . f;-1 Lake Erio .Jroit: pbmpaoyy- works at Cleveland burned. . 7- The -burning of the court house at Quebec destroyed many valuable records. Key West aiid Hav ana cable will be completed in Mayy, ; A director of he Bowery BanK NewJTork, was gagged and robbed on tho street ia a throng of people, . Saturday ; evening. The Evangelical Alliance have Issued a circular.' Norfolk bad three fires Friday night on different streets.'" Hor rible explosion In :a Pittsburgh tronr works. - TUe paagf ,yf Jhe jnard (Xymjnu to Boston was the roughest of the season. - A movement for a , school of mine to be Idcatc'diii lCorr't3ergiaIsbfore'aC5on;'' grcss committee, : .twothlrda. Southerner and will be favorably reportedoh: "Va rious measures introduced Into Congress yesterday of mortrpg )ea lniporce. Australian steamship subsidy tabled in the Senate. Mrsv Wharton was re leased on renewing: baiV the jury being dis charged. Another Ku Klux pardoned. We dont see any way5 out of it but to abolish the would-be abolisharsJof-l the State Geologist; ' There . Are. fosr sils in the Legislature . moro perfect than any1 Prof. Kerr has yet met with. IfinnocentyMra. Wharton ought to be acquitted; Unguilty,, couyicted 8entedce4' aifji liatiged; She lias been, whether innocent or guilty, tortured "The bill relieving Ilardcastle of Mississippi,. passed. a.'-Ko Wr teliete. him of his name and he'll do, proba bly. But may -be a man's name, like iiis house, is his castle. Iiegislature' will v consider Hhe subject of suffrage restricted to pay ment of poll-tax Saturday's legislation, at Raleigh was purely .of local interest. : WASHINGTON. 1 4 V a f . r Lulalana JTXattera. Br Telegraph to the Tribune. WAsniwofoit, Friday, Jan. 31.' Senator' lorton's x. Committee, among other things, has discovered that there 'irV enough mombers of the Tx)uisiana Legislature agreed upon by both Yetrrming toards to make a qnoronrofboth Houses, and some of the more moderate pf theIouuianans now in Waahfegtorf ire in favor of declaring those men, in reganl to whom s Koth' parties 7 agree, v'aS elcctoit ana" that the Legislature as thus organized, be. declared the le gal Legislature,' with power to decide which candidates are. regularly elect ed to fill the ieata.ronaihjng Vacant. This would dispose of the legislativef ,4 benatonal question. v Uf course It is not pretended that the Senate or Congress has ptr tO direct such a course to be adoptedli&nless it is de- .cided that no republican form of go"Y emnient now exists in the State, but :it is lolievelthat Tecommpndt;ou . of tins kind from V the cowwitteo ai'pald be prffinptly acted upon. , , Tbe Hokrapt Att. TfewisW Tdex Special Telegram, vASHINGTOy, Feb. 1. An inpffn,.! riort has been made -to t,!is tWv;m ff Ung'tlie-bank -runtar-.t In ika R.nt ,- The Senators: opposed to the repeal are 1 no ? much mom fimukfnl'Af ltrntltrtAiJ,Ure- vr.M va, WMau j unuer the caer. without a word ot ie a was uono in me nousu oi lieprcseuiatives. v: T - in dee Tauaey'a Daasbters. At a'meetingiof nherBar, Associ ciatioh m: New- 6rkJ -orf Thursday 'evening. Mr. Evivrts,' the President, briefly but feelingly, called, thentten-, tion of the Association to tne neeas of Judge Taney's f daughters'now elderly ladies, and: who ' were-forced to labor manually for' U living. when-' their father'.hdVtivenCbver, fthirty .. ' . ' . . - years to toe country, . ano expresseu. his own feeling that,'' the barof the couutry would do something forTtheir father's sak jiZS!!;? V 4 nETKOBOLbGIClIi illiCOUD.- Time. "Tr?0" . mom Weather. ent. T A. M. K M. V. M. 30:95 80:lT-: X K Oenta Clondy S4 S W Brisk - ICloudy. ; Menn TmiiD. tut da v. 67 iW. .- ' - - - i Notb. All barometric reading are reduced to tbe ,ea level ana. to 23 degrees jratuwnoeii. . .. . ... Bj!J8T .SsmrtTic,'-. : . el Sert Sienal feWrrUs U. S. A. ' ' v.-, 'we2tkerIli'pii.:;Jo' - Wau Dep aktment, ) r Oflfce'of Chief ignat.Offcerv f Wf ' WafildrfgtDrrrFchTnary -45 P. M;- ProbdbOUieM, , : For New .England, ! fre'stt 'sVjutberly '"to westerly winds,, cloudy weather and rain, except probably snow for northern portion. For Middle States fresh southerly to etf erly winds, cloudy weather and rain. For South Atlantic and Eastern: Gulf States, light to fresh southerly 'to Westerly' winds,' partially cloudy weather and possibly areas f light rain. For' Western Gulf States,' winds veering to. weaterly -wlUT clearing weather, c For Tennessee, Kentucky. Ohio and Indiana, cloudy weather and .ram and, frerii southerly to westerly wiadsyw For the Northwest, and extending eastward over Illinois and Wisconsin, -.winds .shifting to northerly and westerly, falling temperatare Afternoon teegrari&- reports .rom braaka, taud Northern Miehigaahaye not yet been received, V ' e THBOITT WEXF ADVEUTISEltrHNTS. ' CkOklt & JIoreis. Auction Sale. People's a B. Co. See advertisement J. K. JIcIiknwt. Dregs Medicines. 1 :cKwK05(&inxT.- Teacher Wanted. riwA Tl ' T7,,. : a . . s - . -L xjrx.. iu lutiNuu cc do. A.aetuearact.1 QDOAKo& Cu30aN9.r-Corn and IIayY , West. Union Telegraph Co. Notice. ? 'PHkihsbergeb. New Books. Local Dote. The weather yesterday was unusuallyf warm for the season. . i In the Senate on Saturday Mr. Norwood! ' : utitwiuguu a memorial irora uie commer-r cial Bank of Wilmington. h The County Commissioners met yesf8 ,' i terday, but, without transacting any husin a-fc" ness,: adjourned until this eveniner. ri A concert for the benefit of St. James Hi Home is on the tapis and is expected toU come off in about eight or ten days. There were 4, interments in Pinfe forest colored) Cemetery last week, o?K which 1 was an adult and 3 were children. 'liic bill in favor of & Murrlll, of Ons low county was re-committed to theComJ. j mittee on Finance In the House on Fridayfy joun uavis, coiorea, was transported v.. fromf the county jail to the City nospitap yesterday, on account of the illness of tir" prisoner. , .. .... . ua. it is rumorea mat unexpected obsta, cies to tne ioreciosure oi tne mortgage ok the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherfortw mu iway-a.ro looming up. y - r- ; " W A i- ..I During the past week there werel, OSal bales of cotton exported from thia port. ft Vnrlr nnA 1R9 "RultimnrA t ... Hit The members of Cape Fear (colore fire companywere out with their steamfc yewieraay niiraoon ana uejugea xnaoche. street witn water, ineir nosa scemea ter, leak badly. ferjp' "On Thursday next, 6th inst, atll rAX AT ' Mooor. PmnW A- Xfnrrfa tcill poll at ' f .UaU60 ucr, uw uw ( busary and harness, one sulky, and two . ; ' , carts and harness. . The condition of Mr. Jas. Fleet, so badly injured on Friday last, . is stDl pro- nounced very criUcaL His physician has jiot yet deemed it expedient to perform any 1 II II' II 1 A u - I 1 ; i operation upon the ( broken hmbs. tbeCourt:' "r . , , , WhalTesfortenoIt.4:,.''' The new hose recently ordered for the t Jesse Rogers charged ',wim assault and '. a memorial in reference to a'Ship Canal Fire Department arrived on the iSteamship battery, submitted, and judgment was, bus- between Wilmington and the Oceansigned Pioneer from Philadelphia yesterday.-There pended on the payment of eosts. J.... I byMaj. W. L. Young,' was presented and are 1,239 feet of the hose which will be dis- ; .In the case of J. T.Speight, found guilty referred to the" Finance Committee for; a tributed among the different companies. on Saturday, His Honor sentenced him to report at tne 'next meeting. "J Maj, Young The last issue of' the QNnpey Corner 4 Jm. tapsoiinent; and pending the ap- was present at the meeting of the Board, contains,' under the head of " Self-Made Pal vrhich was taken defendant to be held o heard from him an' able argument In Men of Our Times," an interesting aketcb the sum of $1 Another case against Support of his achema; n K , . -i of the life of Gen. C. B. Stuart President iBame defendant M disposed of yesterday. petition of John M. Bremer Jot recom of the Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston W-IL Howe h assault and mendation for license to retail spirituous. Railroad. 5 - ... w;'.; J ... " battery, being an appeal from a Justice's liquors, was granted. v- . Court. Judgment ausnended on tha . nav- ' Tn mnnt try -TbeCapeFear and People's. Steam-I boat Lines bavingconsolidated,arenowran- ning a daily line of boats on the Cape Fear river. 1 he auyenisemeni or tne new ime, In h found tn Tnn Mohntno Star, envea I r ; T j " 7 " ' fulpnrticuhtra. L:J v : . -i.r.. : I Tlie Western Union Telegi aph Com- pany have made $2 50 their maximum rate for a message toany point ln the United States, Under this reduction amessase of ten words may be sent from Wilmington to Sin VTnnee for t2 B0.. . . ' I . :The-telution'ms Treasurer to-pay Jamei McQueen" (better known as Donahoe) the reward offered for thekming or capture of Boss Strong; one rtf tWTinhpann ontW. naed under a suspensioh' of the ruleS In; the -Senate on Saturday. ..... .' ' -' :'";,--! - ' A Bepetltlon Expected - Tt in rumored that the la . - . . - . i '.:''. ,J.t is rumored that Uielaw tu ,,'mices of the Concordia Society, which wa; so highly appreciated by our " ",,t in response to a very ceneral citizens, will, u response to a very general , T ' Trt nf tho nresen t be reneat- desire on tbe part of thpsepresen be repeat edoVThnrsdaynightnextiAsmany.were deprived of the pleasure of andingonUst TWadav niffht. Owing to me inclemency repcution win De given. IJ nce: writing the abave we have been ; hcWiopwlhg,' with arequst that it- bejaid before our readerss - , A0 me juw T,.,.-, anA .-1 w th undersigied,"' appreciating the 1nd&ble Purpose, you uao " 'CTT 0 , wishing to testify to tho ebgM weex-, perienced at w ".irrn7f the pleasure of hearing you by the inclement yv of the niffht. are extremely desirious of f doing ! dogmost respectf ulfy request that another uoncert uegiycu ajm -j r"J" i suggesting, if convenient, Thursday night; repruary uvu. r t . -i We further oeg leave to congratuiowj j ' "T. . r all on tne Suienaia success unuciwi sion. and to express our assurance that a . - . . m like success awaits twu.iu.m Sigoed-W. il: Northrop, W.H. Old, F, like success kwhiw vuu , . w. M Knowles P. Ileinsberger. tu. a. Jianui, 1 iuu r of the (Uaoraeia tnese meoicinea eore gave mm epe-: w t W A-Wnffht. W -F.. Har? ! FWvietyhav been iiOtm medical, aldll; U-i IV ' jtf pir? tV t rWwt. n I , i - y . . f deod, these medical marvel Interested him mors to mvc. W Wj Davis,-JJV-vVmantsAiJ. j meeMD2 and are earnestly requested to 0ur country, than all the ether attentions wt tad. Chesnutt, J, T. .gnhonwaWL J. J. VTow, Tphe meeting will be' held at 4 . howaiqia.-Lettera froas w.ia bianv hoGrme?.J' A. By ne. G.N.Harris, It. )lcoc . , . i . s su m - . ? w Pniatnn V B ' Binford, Wm. H. Ber- Seamen's Home on Dock street.-,, j ? :Ta taaaya wi akiicllqttcasofar JS. COWWn, AUrttn n C .-..-- ' -t-'W ,vl lj consumed, and customer! are ae much in 'doubt nard, W, R. Empie, tUaS, U.MJ&n, U r:- . ) . SB . . . : . j v.;i i whether their eystema are not being "gradnauy 1m JVIcOueen. Silas N. Martin, A. la. iJeltOBSet, , . K , Sjti.. ! paired by adulteratioaj ttia well that one at leeatof! UTnrnM D'Rumley. CbaS. J.MitChJ AJrl . ; ., : Seopilar beveragea of the period ia reliable as. n ", r J W A rrnminr Jas ' ReV.- W. H. Bfchop, Presiding :Elder of pure-lhat iaUloiaHe Wourtfs Ahohatw SoraP rnTl t ' ,! - i Scipio SarjhrGeijsraJ Misstoary of e e,, ya. bw jnlSam olU&evjis. ladies JJeueTolent Soelctr. ' i '1 . : fM 1 g 'The Jofflcers and visitors of the Ladles vsJ v-.'. .Jff..fV.f -f.:.: -lP;f!H5!r!T:!r? Benevolent Society are requested to attend ntv'iftAFfi!!Zl I .t vnnil Ly.r,..? j'.Y.'r nii, i 'ti usual monthly meetlnrf th Bbclety ST-?., SSSi tfMl SnSr moon, he 4pj inst. hatf- IOraiColMarA SlttS? o.ar, ' past rtfcrea o'dock," sjrhdoo111 .v.H21sDoroogli.V.ii ....... 'sisetfttnjtorttedtoatteaWf Young Men's Christian AsaocJ,atioif.f- Greensborough. ...f."Vt.nll 4ttUe ussie,..! . 1 - r- ... . . v .- f : s. . : - i T I WILMINGTON, growing fisenSlUillty Itt the., heinous nature of the higher grades of crime; tp,!"dthea tender Jut jrratioaal re-' luetance 1 id WiviSt iu cases1 wlfefe4 women are concerned. and esoe- cially where arighleos leVdicnvbuld result in sentencing the criminal to jue. hin.ge3i oemmmodd Smrprd-T, .(yawHi, oy iuoaern -uries,. pi ine auties so solemnly lmposea npon tnem, that 'erVciiragea'nmmanaJptiis life and bis iorrnptedibyTinsidiou"aganeies,' mentjautyi .tarty&n,-! be no hope '. of i uiat penect, proteciioa.i;.--fJiicii: laws: tere! enacted to give, and which or derly and law-abiding people have a rightj to. ejiusfe'iauaxc qo O vi j L Savannah Morning Xsews. panel-s. The; - Jaw, -s,, unjust for the 1 reason that it ;makie' the pu blisher pay in aV'ahl5!6'stfe$i.(Oft W9Xi property 'ltijwjnstaht jeopardy. JusJ tice, ,tbr her elfective, 'r r7u3"1?ft sift, 'tjo .proposed change-, will "impose : heavy pecutia!r ly'td (TuBHUshiueewcuuiiijQttof zieAY.si sent to subscribers, whihe there is nd;Ffet streets and of the conduct of hefire security that'the -PAP pndeirv-" tiered Th'el ttotismissioLuiia neMcs- paper tnrougn, jne, .mais. ja or.nje,, benefit of. "the ' person4 receiving' it, ,and k hjrg feiJM ;compensation.- It is a nrrow-mindi odand unjust laWhkl? Would make plishei regsibjerdvapeefe iP0.!, nufews paershieri fehoiiM aaw the publishers ofthW'couStry sVretieof h to the imte ff: 5fn.W the Public at-largeo oFostage of il kinds should be collected on all - - - !ill QBitter wiS? dBrt4red-8B every individual .BHPJBfiCbi T$Qm re -to-pay his own postage.' Superior Court. .. . , . , Court met terd at 12 0,clock vhen - -. . t . . the following jarora were sworn in for the second week: J. C. Craig, Thos. A. Brown, Lewb Bryant, R. O. Cowan, H. N. Polly; J. IL Westbrook,' S. Wags'taff, J. Al Eve- rett, Owen CrornartieV:: i The.' following cases were disposed of by I Wntofcosts. ; ,. ,; ; De.trBCttve Fire at WadMbero. - Bj a receiTcd in m i .: 101 uoj wcwwuuiai urauuvuicwo w.- curred at Wadesboro yesterday morning, by which the Post-Office, Gales' and Crow- son's stores and Hutchinson's cabinet shop were reduced to ashes. The Argut office was in close proximity to the 'flames and it is almost a miracle that it escaped destrue- tion' We have-no' particnlars aS" to tbe oteiy iSjW.SY UI"W w W?. VJ.?x: fortunate gentlemen more immediately in. terested.' " We shall probably obtain further P1" thn? for otir ae. f T". .'.V- True BUla JScmlnst tlaa City.- . .. We learn that six true bills have been re? I : .J.lui IU Sh. V. It. Hm.J . TnMt no session. ence to the Market House,, one, one of which " V presents it as a nuisance on account Of its v t tw.,n v location in the middle of therstreet in the VmrJint ii,rLi thor midstof U lmP -f? - K..-.r- ----- -- -; . ...v.-...... , . - r , terdav morning! ' ! .u, ; : ' j I Anthony Foster, cnargea witn aisoraeny n.t. L found truiltv and sentencedto pay afineof $30 ot go to the W fnffifld 8neit?ht chjireed.:witb disorderly; . ' ... ' " C.T i,- a Sheriff to aoiweTa charge before the' " " Superior C n.n.ji. ... : ,. ' VI oJ.wT,a' There will be a meeting of the Seamen 8 WmRf5itvthiP.vfinino'fortne purpose . m 1 .wV -j 1 . . ... . - m - j i..k.ni fjf talUnC SOms ueunite Steps Ul KUUUluag . . . , - r i the Home. With tbe View Of Seennng a- I . it j n i: v.o . V, 1 coadition of a favorite wife In the palace wl N. C, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 4,' WS. ' BOARDOFALDEBJIEN.i Extraeta front the Proeeedlncs. The Board met last night in regular ses sion. , ,t , k. V Petition of sundry citizens for gas lamps' on) the Northeast corner of . Brunswick and Nntt streets, At the intersection of Hanover and Nutt streets, 'and -''aV. the ' Southeast corner of Campbell and Nutt ' streets' and for the stationing, of two police officers in the vicinity; pf the; points'mentioned was' referred to the Committees on Streets and Wharves and Police for'reports. , A petition for,. the sawdusting of Sixth street from Red Cross to Bladen street, was granted.-- . ' ;,;-r-v.- t,.:f,r s Petition for a lamp ,on i tbe corner of Ninth and Rankin streets andforlhe fiUine Jin of Rankin street between' Eighth'arid jNintn,was4grantea as lar as the, lamp , 13 concerned, the other pbrtioi f . the peti- jtion being referred, to the Committee, on streets and Wharves'f or report-" :' " ;A report , from the Jlayor. m regard o. Itlie changes and appointments on the police tforce was received and confirmed. , ,:. - ' JThe Committee "on Fire "Department re ported in reference to the cause and exten sion of the fire corner of Second and Mar- department, stating ' that ? after examining witnesses conyerM.rit,wu ' una mat me nre onginaiea in ine- store, oi Canady & GiUiean and communicatedto, 4e- 8tor?- ?L- Huggins,-. thosetores being, separated by a . wooden, partiOQi The fire at first was tardv. Tand could have' Bftaiy hcGQ put out, but time having. ibeeu lost by fire department, the fire . spread The cause of the extension, of the a. - t . . ma i j . jP8".01 lQe maenmery. inenre aeparanent did all they could to prevent the .firei from spreading and the destruction of property, i j E. Calde was granted 'permiflsion to erect a wood abed with tin: roof Bear foot ".'of Market street, ported favorebry:. in reference i to. the Gardner ; Fire Extinguishers, i but de- , , ' clined to recommend the expense of the purchase, ""'-v.y,, - ' The matter of widenin? Nutt street bv onenlhe it on -the West was mitaoaeea' in a resolution which wm referred to the Com- mittees" on Ordancod Str"Mtk; and ilttat ZiZwb.e open on the -wharves' for the steam fire en gines by building ah extension on the out- of Committee reportj h - .. - V - . - - recommending that' the wharves root or !ches'nntandMjilberrystretsDe 'stfananged j peny Rice, Chief Engineer' of the yq Department, tendered bis resigtiaiioni bich was a'ccepteeV andi&efoflowugrcsor intinn adontAd ' ' ' " . . Bexived, That the thanks' of the Boari I are due and hereby tendered to P.. M. Rice SSSi' Alderman Brink tendered' his resignation resignatiOi as a member of ,the, Board:, whictf was ac cepted.'and CapL B.' G.' Bates was elected in his Place. . : ': n:u' Aiuermtui ivumiey usnucreu. nia jresigoa' tion as a member of the Board, which was accepted and Mr. George Chadbourn was elected to nil the vacancy. "J PW pr:,rres?aent? vrani-m, I TnfdM n na rarTLfAlwxlaa 1 . T rrTTrJ,T . f - n-. - In coormityiwith the Jaw; in reeard to - V'w wo.iaw,- ui garu the matterof free schools in this city, the Board proceededto the-election of aiool ComnW of. one from -each o -tiK: ., frJllW! .nU.O,V5rrf N MarUn; Third Ward, Donald. M(?Rae; Fourthard.Jas. 'Hr- Cnadbourhj Fifth Ward." Alfred Howel? ' : ' ' " r T ; Rw, fi. Blake jwai unanimously eleo- :.r.-r rrr: .rr. t , r city of Wilmington.,., ; . ; a !?W I wr w.jrOJi. ;j.wt, .vuici.iaiguiBCf vi.,-uD Fire Department, .was referred to the;, Com- 1 mittee on Fire i Department, with instruc-J tionrtoreport at nextmeetmg. t J j - y .1.1 m. . . - t . j K . . m. rm I . . day in February. "it 1. ... 1 1 ... r. .1 Dnrma our latemew tne American consoi at isn- I kok preeented the BLlng aa elegant aaaortment of hla. medSne. from Dr. j. . Ayer, of Lowell, Mass., for I i-U, AST Ka aab U aV an alHail - hi al eMAlADrw i u uuui - " r their origin rrom tne great caeauac ana. ueiruaea. 1 m. 1. - . 1 I I iw uerrr f-euurai lurw I eruptiTe dlse&ees and tbeA pougnevtae baraaparUla for. Ague uareior'tne fevers ; r:tbat ,r fatal In this hotoooptry, Thsdanferoua II XX I I I .. VI ..: .a . II " . : ZLA ' I I -TW ' li HbrthrOarblina Legislatrire.1 f Condensed from the Raleigh News. v;'i " ',' ' ' Fkbbtjary 1,; i873. ; ). lieutenant "Governor Brogden' f n the xhair. '' i : : ;- . v-t.!.. Engrossed Bills: Mr.. Love from . Proix8i- jtjona and. Grievances; Mr. J. Turner More liead from Corporations ;Mr Gudger, from ettute; jjjj.' cicii, xrum i uuiciarr : jur. j. W. Ellifl,sfrom Corporationsr lurTodd, from Engrossed Bills ; Mr. Merrimon, from Jndiciary. . v1 - v . .: , $ , :r Mr.- Norwood, a bill to allow cumulative suffrage in the city of Raleigh in the elec tion : of Town Commissioners, t- Raf erred. , Mr. J.: W. Ellis, a bill requiring that all persons liable to pay a poll tax shall be re quired to exhibit a tax receipt before being allowed to vote. " Inflicting a penalty for sucn onence.' ;-eierred to judiciary uom mittee.: ' -; U . 4 ' c i i -1 , : 'iv. A. v t f Mr. Cowles Called up bill extending the time for taking ; out land grants, . Allows two years more time. Passed seconed and third reading, - ,'. Sir. Avera, a resolution that the Senate meeton and after Monday next at 10 o'clock: authorized to - pay him tbe reward offered by the State for the killing of a Boss Strong. iMr. J; W. Ellis advocated the passage of the resolution, explaining the ' necesssty to be that McQueen was unable to 'secure the body and thus comply with tbe lawl v r Mr. Merrimon did not think the law had been complied1, withi and any action now taken would be an - appropriation' and not ue paying of a reward. . 1 ' j The resolution passed its several readings. ! MrlNorwoodlntrodtitted a.-mpmnrial frnm the i Wilnungton Commercial Bank. . con cern in ?cl aims against the State. -Referrod. t j The special order, being . the " considers? tion oi the midland riortn uaronua - Kau-way,-which is proposed to run fronv Beau fbrttd Memphis, was called up. i. ; . ) .MrLpye opposed the bill, as he thought there, were provisions asKed lor therein tha) tere io broad to be entertained. ' ' Mr.Worth 'favored' the granting : of the 'broad privileges, as the corporators could ten be better enabled to prosecute their m.- j Mr. Mernmon wanted the road to pass out of the State at some point west of Paint i Mr. Gudger had no objection to the com pany: building its road from, and to any point they pleased, provided no appropria tion from the State was asked. - . ' Mr, Troy offered an amendment provid ing that this act shall not allow the Cor poration ta interfere, in its exclusive right for fifty years, with any authority already Vested in a corporated raflroad company. Adopted; - : - ' - Various amendments were offered look ing to the .location of the road upon some definite hue, creating much diseussion, but could not be made intelligible without pub hshing the bilL " ? ' Mr. Dunham said he was a friend to in ternal improvements. He would yield to no other Senator in his advocacy of all gen eral improvements and in the development of the resources of the State. But he would hot Vote to any corporate body the powers asked for in this bilL The primary purpose of this incorporation was to make money for the incorporator any. advantage to the State or the people of the State was a sec ondary consideration. The privileges here asked for were unjust to tbe State, and such as should not be granted to any corporation. He could not give the bill ita support unless t was more thoroughly guarded. . J Mr. Merrimon endorsed everything said by Mr. Dunham. It was a species of the Credit Mobiher, and he did not want to see the roads of the 8tate trammelled by any corporation possessing unlimited powers. ! .Mr.' Murphy said he had no confidence n the success of this enterprise under ' the present bill. -He said he could net see the jneed of this legislation if there was nothing definite to.be claimed by the friends of the bill. Let straight-out bill, not Qeyered by -such an amouni of insinuative power, be gotten tfp, to run 'through any portion of ;the 8tate, and he would heartily support it '. Here an animated discussion took place, 'Mr, Murphy having some reference to the friends of the bill, that gentleman disclaim ing any reflection upon any Senator,' but referring to the parties who were pushing . the bilL : Mr.' Morehead, of Rockingham, warmly advocated the bill, as Chairman of : the Committee before it had been consid ered, 'and' did riot think any undue influ ences were actuating the motives of the in corporators,) nor that there was any icollti sion between them and the Railroad Rings, which had so. thoroughly ruined the State as far. as her 'various' lines of public im provements were concerned. r ' fending the discussion of the bill, the senate - adjourned, the matter being made the special order on Monday at 12 o'clok. .. : 'HOUSE' OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Speaker Robinson presiding.' ;' . Messrs. Bennett Brvson. of flwain ' and Jonea of ' Caldwell,' submitted reports from various Standing Committees. , ;. l ..rt- . JJv) l?r-i Brown; oi iavidson,.a resolution abolishing the office of State' Geologist. Referred.:'! 'i ByMr.Waugh: a 'resolution of instruc tion, to the Committee on Salaries and Fees to report a, bill to reduce the salaries of Su perior Court Judges. -Calendar. : - . By Mr.. Presson, a resolution tn favor Of the Sheriff of Union county;' Referred. ' Leave of absence was granted to Mr. iian- her.on account Of sickness. ' if The. bill, hi favor of E. MurrflL Onslow county, was taaen up, and recommitted to 'th6 Committee on Finance." ' titantonsburg. YV uson county, was taken up, and "Passed its second and third readings. The bill to prevent the sale of liquor -with in three miles of Beauty Spot church. Robeson county,-was taken up, and passed its second and third readings. i. The bill to prevent sale of hquor within 11 miles Of Mount Horeb church. Robeson bounty, was taken up and passed its several ireadingsuo.' i-tl, -:.- J Tv ' : '.-.,. ,.f .The bill to prevent sale of Honor within S .miles of Judson Female College was taken up, and passed its second and third readings. s -i ne our to incorporate tne town of Atex. Wake county, was taken up and passed its several readings.' . .. SThe bill to amend the act Incorporating tne town oi juount vuve. rvayne county, m a ntrftn nn on1 noabAl wAMfinM. J The bill to incorporate Eureka Lodare No. ioo, zv. anu x . infWas ias:en up ana passes its several readineTL." 1 ' V ? ' ' v - : ' The bill to allow the leyir of a special tax in Lenoir county, was taken up and passed Linoaji teaumg yeasfc naya , . . , j.uc uui to amena tne act mcoryoratiuir the town of, Boone. Watauga county, waa taken ud and Aanlti second readine. V fcThe hilt tQ-aUqw the levy of a Epecial tat jin iiarnett ,eoutity wa taken up ana pssea is second reaching-yeas o, naya . - -. . 'Thfl'HQTise concurred- In the. Senate. !afnendments to House bill fn regard to'va 'ct lands, all0wiiig ttterers until July 1st, 1S73j to nbtain irrantfi W t t The bill to amend the charter of J&c cify . Mr.ixroy, under suspension of the rules, called up resolution in favor of J. McQueen, of Robeson' county; that the Treasurer be - i ;;WHOLE NO.. 1.655. of Raleigh was taken up and passed its third reading. , ,. . , ; - The bin to prohibit fhr sale of liquor on the Sabbath was taken, tip . and, pending ita consideration, the House adjourned. ' . I; j NEW; ADVERTOEIMJENT' Cape Fear and People's STE1H.B0AT 'COHPifY! v t Dally Xine of Boats to anil from - ' Farettcvtlli .'f " ',. i - -w-U. i, i iw-w.at. AH.". f .;.7U TpHK BOATS OT , THI8 LINE WILL . LEAVE .JL jFajetteville aafoUowa : ' -- "" Moridav at 7 A.- Hr Steamer Hurt- Cattta Woita Tuesday at? A. M..Str. Camberland, Capt PkUUpa . .weaneeaay hia. jo.., bit. norm Dtate, capt. ureen Thuraday-at 7 A. HL, Steamer .Hart; Capt,. Wort Friday at 7 A. M Str. X!umberland,. CapL ffcUlipa Saturday at 7- A. M., StRorth State,; Capt Qreea- ., Ana leave.. Kewhner'a .Wharf, Wilmington, aa l Mondav at P. Vf:i.'HfAsvkTicr(h Stat L Tneaday at S P. M.,.;;. ..... . . ..Steamer Hart weauaeoay si s r. ml, ........ cxeuBKr vubdwiuu Thursday atSP. M,.X'.'..':.,8teamef Nortk SUte' jmaayats J. J........,,t..f.w steamer nun Saturday at S P. M. w.v.ti .Steamer Cumberland 18 iAU usoau of tats une nave wsen taorongniy overhauled and are in A 1 order. 'The North St ate1 aad - Hurt are .foe Passenger and Freight., .The Cumberland win carry freight only. , ' woKXHf76707' 8ARR apii; J , AgenUat WUintogtoadRTtf "W(XBTIt feb 4-tf .--,-.fi ft --.r S 2 tVt- :TliB,estern lfiiion Tlegrapli Mini: 1 qn and aftzb. oma da,tb teEJta.,WiLL be no rate between the Offices of the Weatern djioit Telegraph 'Company, 'higher than TWO DOLLARS -AND FIFTx! CENTS 1 ' if OR " TEN WORDSf ' t ho ; 'nUtter aow great the atktaaea ma1 be; Nbl tele gram win be sent for one-bAlf the day rate as taual.' ,feb4-3t A SettledEact ! 4; , , .. CAN BE BOTJOHT AT , -.' ".".'.-; E.'! FBENOS SON'S , feb 4-tf ; ,! k -; tS North Front street. '' Anction- Sale. I: t By CRONL Y & MORRIS. ' ON THURSDAY NEXT, 6TH IN8TANT, At U o'clock A. M., we will sell at Exchange Corner One Sorrel Horse. ,": One Jlnissj and.1 Harness."-1 Two Curtis and Harness. 1 feb4thtli. -' r."' NEW BOOKS! VST R E C E l W e H i A PASSION IN TATTERS, ; BY ANNIE Jta- '.. Thomaa. Bread and Cheese and Klsaes, by B. L. Farjeoa. Mldima de Chimh ) A lav rnn... -. , The Stamp Adventuma of Ph.otna v. w. Black. - - . t - r v -r.r- Tha Earth, by Eliaee Eeclaa. . , . The Ocean, by " Treason at Home, by lire. Qreenough, &o.',' CI r. -' i AT ; !'.. ;r" -j ,'.iT -HEINSBERQER'S fI Live Book and Masitf.Stor. feb4tf s. Hedicines, Seed. - just $Et!EivEi. s::: QDtMONS' LIVER REOULATORr-' PREPARED' Ll .i fnr M anil la PnwJo. RADWAY'S RELIEF. PILLS AND 8ARSAPA- lUJUliA, iJKOWM'S KS8. GINQEB, ' 1 - HOOFLAND'8 BITTERS. ' ' A fresh supply of Powdqred .Sjage,, Cayanne. aad Black Pepper, ThyBM. . -. u Also MockingBird Food, Canary Bird Seedi Gar- den, jneut and Flower Seeds, Ac, Ac, . , . -, f , , , , av w uvivu uiv aua scmiu m - .. . . K. UcILHENNY'S i j i -i r 1 Drag and Chemical Store, ' feb 4-tf ,;. ;--v-- i . (Lippltt'a Old Stand.) - wkrin vnniaan i aa ni aaii a. a- ' - .. .. 3000SusheIs i i.i . WVWV aJUOUblO - PRIME WHITE CORN. EX AGILE. " J ;j axLau jbcai, i-n.p.i. I HOMINY, HAY, ck iifebfU., t nr. ri OLDHAM. CUMMINO. i Tether Waiiteit.; ' Al! YOUNG LADT-WH0: DESIRES A 8ITUA -x uoaaaTeacner la ralnuns; and Drawuik' can obtain one la FLORAL- COLLEGE by dvinz satis factory references and addresetet 4 ; '.' ;;. McKINNON A LtlXY, f eb 4-eodSw-tatliaa i Shoe Heel, N. C. u , a .1 r Cuba ; nplasses ! Aft) fifif V?' ;iiui .5adxcB.cmtP.(i (.? J(f , Uluscovitdo Holasses, - J. i ' Now laridiBg from Brig John Pierce, direct from Ha vana, . tr very wnoa wnarj. ( e kj : aa JMir-aao i i-', s W0ETH 4i WORTIip ; -.vForRent. V.',:. - X EE TWO- ROOMS, GROUND- FLOOR, ON Pdacess aneei, formerly occupied as aa office by CoL Robert H. Cowan. , Apply to DuBrats Catlar. i f feb l-lw-na'" tT ?Wlt W.,1ANE. i ATpVE: !HITB MANV WHO THOROUGHLY XX. anflert tanas distilling tarpentuie. Bteaay a- plOTme&t and good wages, ' . :' v '' '. tlr"Nans pat asoSer num need apply. J 7 U I n S-Xwvp P. a BpXWumingtoa, N. f .-f iri ' iVrtV:$ tot jty ear .XTater. - oeo an-nsc-V . . , "VrtV - THE BEST gB j ! FOR THE' v.fPGiitest'ft reiifrci3V" i . rOenerab-Icsaranco Agents, 4 4 One SQUare one day,... J . " " two daya........ .....,......,.... 1 ' aixriiti25it': " flvaecr...i...(;.ti Ww ; - one week... ....... ........-.....'-" 'Two weeks. , M Three weetfl--LiiAi. fa ' .OaetaoBtk..:.... 8 bO ! 1 anonthavi tfM . 14 vn. 4A hu . Three montha..,. S4 00 . . ., J9 Contract Advertiaementa taken, at propoo tlonately low rate. t -,o : UJinf Ki. rif xi ve baaares estimated as a qaarter-commn, ana . ten equarea aa f baU-eolnma' Tlivtr Til a TnTrnnfmnvi ablMlwUaU i al H WJ KaJUkMAaV AJXll kf FEW OLD SIX PEE dENT. BONDS Og THE. J City of Wilnungton, due ia 1878, for sale at tao .ri 'J'i V i ;-t.. , KlvjItlA Ui' I' -! ni mi feb-nae4t ' BANK OF NEW HANOTEB. 4- 4. TTT- I irTTftTn KlnnlrAftj ;t . j -aeai waa SV w WSwaMSM- VPS -i rrj irlfl T f AP BOBES, WOOL HATS, TRT7NES, HABa. u lj Beaa, ftaddlee, Brtdlea, Collar, HameaTCbaln Saddlery, Hardware TrjaveUln Pv, , FMfeH P?Fsn jtnrn a ' wrwr:-.' Hit;, t l-il4 . JaiUbiJJ'JUriictajTrrT'V- kit-'Wa f nt t CBO''aV.JB'OJ0SM1Ij io iaaii.il htfcl'.ff;?Rf wfi'vir i:3f0vVi6 FROMTHliOIitllPlC ITIDSATBIcY. oi it un aip i d ai .nig ii.Tflff ) . . " lnclndinif . j The finest Gymnaata ht tha World. , BIG. CASSELLI, Wire Walker, w 'Cn:nif "(I ! -i : VENUS AAl5oTfI8,'',rke ivnd!erfnt "Valocfped r iatsf 0tJy44Mld4.yearta&ateAIU illl-S. TBS BUS8JAN ARTKITEy d V" 1 - . .f KYN0CK & BMJTII, Skaters. , aw:EAVELBarVeqtrin.f-CI' J ft.iJ la t-?tl ir ,h'HIaa FANNTiBEANE, jurihlne,, , j i A i ' And a large and - ConipicteCrparintoruini.St.: tW The pablloVDl pJeae beav:m4mlth"aTTirm flayed fat Tears In New erk City. f Admisaioa to Drea. Orrfe1 ana,Parauettei tlVW extra charge for .reerved,aeau to-be .aecjired-at Helnsberger'a book tor4 : Parbuette' Cirelev 75 et J 1 Family Circle, CScta; Oallery, W eta. . -... .... -, vpen at 1 0'ciocxr coarmunee ac -" -1 f. I ,'H' V-at H atENOALL: N'!. 3 Jan 9-tw. . . . -... - i Buaineaa Manager. TTAVING THREE FINE 'STEAMBOATS. WILL f a Tfntf4 W'U i! Of rvu -sa XX run the oUowins DAILY; schedule Iptweno, ,. WUmington and Fayetteville: The Iron Steamer v!" carry in f; f relfht and pMsengera, will leave Wlltnlnir-, ton every Wednesday Sad Setaroar, at t a'etek Rib at. . icetnrninB, win leave if ayetravufa .avery Tne. day and Friday, at 7 o'clock-A, ij. .. i The Iron Steamer. . . - . . l; , WA. VJf VapLWm. thinner. : earrylng freight and passengers, will leave Wllmin? ton every Monday sad Thursday; at t o'clock, P. M.i t Returning;, will leave Fayetteville every Wednesday and Satarday, at T O'clock A. M. : 7 -r. A - Ths WeamSr isii. tr.RX jtmir- carrying freight oary.wulTeJive' Wnftifertii "every Tuesday ana Frtdav. at S oVtoes; IS MBr-RetBrntnr will leave Fayetteville every Monday aod-Thoradar. St 7 O'clock A. M.J". ).ik)iHk: ww-.-.. . - Nd chanw for dravaze' rsV'rtMs6aeiked til tale Lin to be forwarded up the riret. . - r a . ... .. ..Iv IT,. 4(WlT'.-t'iCt'M9 i Every effort will be made by the Company to rive entire aatiaf action t passenrera aad hippers.'by Uis P?r J t ; lidrv wwAkWii irfiirnrWr:7iii i febS-lw - -t . . .Aeenta. . ;K BBLS'cHAMPAbNE' CIDERr ;U lr'-:'!"i l ft A BBLS PILOT BREAJJ, .. H,, BOXES GINGER SCHNAPPS, ' i ifij r:aa BoxgaaiTfttBrBatfgFRS.'' 1 BOXES LEMON CRACKERS, , , w 10' . ' 10 BBLS NEW YORE BEEF, ", Spilt rai. Bean, 'trlU'iipp'je''tee3i Pvgsr feb I4f . ' . HOTTENDOKF HASHAGE5T."! . .!; .uuii-iiW li.( s liouxioiAOJiii Bantos,, Light Jr, cSaiifs! ,; On IKTyYdtlr Cobt ! I:-::, :t .MDNN'O" ' ' ;'fsr:',!-,' X 'iCltyaotaferi' Coffeor SrarandrLard. 2Q linT)P.R,AWDEX.lSPGARS, . ' 100 BBLS 8U?A;RS ";1 JQQ TIERCES AND.T LAXD, I a.-l ' ' -r- . - ' F. WrtERtMJftILu- febt-tf , ST. S8 sad St North Watw St. ' I i in- ...ij.i.... .... - Potatoes and Synip .gQQ BARRELS PIJLNTraaPWATOES a5U. i SOOBbls Golden Fleece Syrup, . '. unlsK.O. Byiwpi'y ... . For sals by ..: . ' F. W.' kercttner; : febS4f , :17, 98 aad S9 North Water st ; 'HayHayf Hay fi rt BALSPRDCS BAT,riH- . W ;jSl ... . t eb itf . Sf, tS Sad 3 NorUi Water atre atreet. 'Application ViLLvf isadevo tub General Aaaombly of. North Carolina, now ht see ajoa, Cor aa. act to ilnporpct "The eopw ; Gas Vva aaa tea aHOurjirr atd tira : 1UU.UUU ... . , A.- yabj.by,j SBS Si-W . V. - n -f f-,,. .fi , v .... y .-..r-i