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EtlOBiniTG STAB. PUBLISHED DA1LT, BY ; J ' ' BATH ..? 00 .... in advance. "iTtU to 8 Ml ' ' t.kL in --- - - . ret OD". ..a 8TA Will ! ueilTorov m TIW rut at Firrsa OUTLINES. Ait. a oa la dead. - Fowler and JSTki ordered the cure of Santa Crux be .hot for excesses if found. I kPiludirment affirmed. - Only three TenLburned. Rujnors of uncondi S -urrenderof Khjva. , Trouble SuUiana. More report of a bloody "agement at St Martinsville. New OrieS.grndjury.have ordered Kellogg " ,ncar before them on charge of usurp ISe governmentof Louisiana.- The Farmers' Cheap iransyuiwuuu Lnized in New York. : Pope's cob: Sn precarious. Grant talked to ,.!. rt Hoard of Trade. New the luufe" W .... na,ini . ii 11 I york markets: " tJ is aim; spirits turpentine 50 cents; strained I rosin f 3 VW James 1. Orr From the Richmond Enquirer. Hon. James L. Orr, Minister of the TTnitA' States Government to the Court of Russia, died suddenly at St. & Petersburg Tuesday morningof in- of the lungs, at of fifty-one. . He was born at Cray tonvUie, South Carolina, May 12, 1822, graduated at the University of NiMtria, and was admitted to the barm his native State at the ; age of ornntv-one. His talents soon attract- .i miblic attention, ind in-the fol- lowin" year, 1844, be was elected td I the State Legislature, of which I he rentained a member until sent j to the United States Congress in 1848. j On the convening oi xne xmrxy-iuiD Congress Mr. urrwaseiecxeu ccr of theliouseoi epreseutauvitcir . inner and memorable struggle. He resigned that position when h South Carolina seceded, and in Deceinber, I860, was one of. the commissioners gent to Washington on behalf of that State. Colonel of a ' Confederate regiment during the war, he was also a member of the lower house of Con gress, and rendered conspicuous services. At the termination of hos tilities he returned to South Carolina, and shortly afterward attaching him- I self to the Republican party, was made Provisional Governor , of the State. A few months since Colonel Orr was ariDointed United I States Minister to , Russia, and had scarce ly arrived at his distant post of duty before the hand of death fell upon him. He was a man of high personal character, and was respected by . his fellow-citizens in spite of his political vagaries. Only last week the ques tion of the burning of Columbia being before tbe Joint Commission now in session in Baltimore, Gen. Hampton presented a letter from Gov. Orr in I refutation of .General Howard's oath V.4 U- '.a . l i I. n a I uiassuecny wasnoi ournea oyjeea- i ...an.uupB. , i The Bridge Disaster. calamity. It is Drobablethat thel st of deaths will be nearly! double thai first given, many, additional cases be- I ing already reported. It' is said that I me onage was cheaply built, and that the builder had been unfortiP nate with previously,, ; constructed works of a similar: character. We mast wait for an official exarninatioh re:athef anr,:tFy- ai AlCi'J?0TwS"--ilMT-' " across the river.1 " La than ann anJ pie, it would seem, were, it at the batiks gave way, : leaving the central part still resting on the stone piers built 10- the middle of the Stream. All this is inexplicable on any theory I . ,T .- UilHH9.niA ninna nf r . I A F t m r . I "4 wurjt. jneanxime, I we nave from Sedalia. Missouri re- Port of fl eimiU 'A1a ' v v I . waMaaMa uiDtfMiLKr. 1 1 v wiiif ii w!:W.? H ftId ght were , auu cigut were wounded while working on this death trap. Like the Dixon bridge, this structure gave' way on' account ' of ?ome fatal weakness.- : These rwlro-' mgs come thick' and fast. ' If they could only be heeded 1 " -: " r-.-. ;,. t A uaieigh (Jhrutian Adoototei . T rf omiciuciii icBuwuLuig Jonius QemmKsq.as entitled to t .1U J0" Riatement' 'respectiriff invention of telecranhr. thftt hia I I tf?1 carceria placed at William ana Mary ollecre, tUr. Clemmons "wIIlV fpllnnr .fnirnr,. . tj . . " "XMwtut, suuwiws ixiato at Randolph Maeon f!A11 r. Kholar.M r' 1 i B?n?IlS 1837. : Bat 5f thrrii lD0 wfT 1 deceSd,lI offinohrisUrncuaracta "icn. ho xe, nA it v..!. j .1 . !aea, ora ..Mr. O.,- by the plainest . wt our neiy cunstianityi to ftavegven.Mf. Clemmons credit as , O - "1. KSIV3LU.LU.VUA CreUlL S e onginal source of his wonderful inventio . AndVfspicibri should ourrnyro t wi dl7A no0?16' TlpWo invention, no more than d6es North, Carolina to Prove that - Vigorous ' and original geninsig indigenous to North ' Caro Una. '-- !- .. -, (..,...:.. ... w. rLt ..; , . . - vaiM wT a Aurner 01 ewr ,,uo Atmtm, t ter thrntra nn Hf n ha ;mr;- strucuons to report nere immeaiaieiy. at- jhnTV Association and the Youne Men's News Ink for summer nae. put up in packages of S3 cause pf the destruction pfthe bndffe, 1 ge111611 ,or Investigation having ChAti Association, but the proceeds will orders promptly veakne88 moagn n nisrtitens the horrors of the I vr icti. i for ha benefit of the -Lee Memorial i v,. i . 1- r vij, JLJLJl XV-f, IV, THE-OITY. , NEW AUVEHTISEJIIiNXS. R. B. Hall Co. Hair Eenewer. t See J'adw of Howard Association. ' ' J. a Torn ah & Co. Trunks. . , A. Pore. Railroad Notice. .T- - ... ' Wm. M. Pobson. St' John's Lodge. - IL Mr Bowden. Y. M. C. Association. C E. DiBBUt.-'-Sewing Machines. P. "W. Keechnkr. In 8 tore! . Opera House. Gen. Wade Hampton. 1 IX. "W. Andrews. Chamber Commerce. M. Cronly. Sundries at Auction. ' . v J. C Stkvehsoii. Fine Fresh Teas. i A. Smart Transaction by a Dry Goods Clerk lis Absconds to Parts Un - known. . . ' .. Tt Ifl & Uttlft eJn(ni1ai hnvr ran!11v nnr ltv e " "-v "'V adopting the manners and customs and . the airs and nretensions of her larger sisters as she grows in size and com mercial Importance. As an instance T we will record a Jdttle. affair that occurred a few days ago,- though at the request of parties interested we snail use fictitious names. It seems that on Friday last Messrs. Muslin & Satin, a popular Market street dry goods h&d tQ f EenUeman at P' int who e sn&ii aesignate as liarton. The check: was duly enveloped and given to a clerk in the house with Instructions to take it to the Post Office and have it registered. . The'clerk departed on his errand and no more was . thought of the circumstance until Saturday' afternoon, when Barton appeared at the store of Messrs; Muslin and Satin and in- formed them that in place of the check the letter sent him contained nothing but a blank slip of , paper, whereupon he pro- duced the papers as proof. As the honesty and integrity of Barton were known to the firm to be unimDeachable.; the next thinjr was to find out how this " Irregularity" had occurred. , The clerk was summoned and questioned about the matter,' who 'stoutly affirmed that thYenrelopejn Barton's hands was the same he had procured the registra tion of at the post office and up to the time it had left his hands was all right The party next proceeded to the post office, accompa nied by the clerk, where an interview was had with Postmaster Brink. Mr. Springer, the clerk in charge of 'that department, stated that the letter given him by the clerk of Messrs. Huslin & Satin had been duly registered and deposited in the mall. Dur ing the course of the conversation Poet master Brink thought he detected certain I signs'of guilt In Ihe countenance of the' dry goods clerk and took occasion to mention the circumstance to Mr. S., the junior mem ber of the firm alluded to; but the latter could not be induced to doubt the honesty of his employee. , Finally CoL Brink re quested Mr. S. to keep Mr. Barton in the city until, Monday and observe as strict a surveillance as possible over his clerk, when he would have a thorough investigation of . ... uie mauer, ai me same ume remanung uuli i ae snoma uispaicn w ine Aepartment at . " . . w anmninnn ior u ateen a neiprtiv na mn n .... ..I unuiawuuay,: Aiwoay canwisiae course of time, but with U the discovery that I Sunday evening the clerk to whom Messrs. c .. A-. 1 MusUn & SaUn had entrusted the letter I had decamped to parts unknown. It was afterwards discovered that he had removed his drone,' &c, from his boarding house on Saturday alghi, but had impressed nis landlady wittf the belief that his room had been entered during his -absence and the ll--fcari the clerk hav- ingthus been'satisfarOy ascertained no farther investigation .was necessary, and 001 Brmk countermanded his order for the sbow ' 'hat the ' clerk '. had retained pol ,of . ih9 -fPW t containi money and that another containing the blank paper had been substituted for it I - I ..... .... .. 1 place Delore tne letter reached the office the Postmaster had ho more te'db witbltT.lfl i . J ; T - --- .LAi4 vmwa B-t.AMs tifAi i mm a ourt the envelope received 'by'Mr. Barton was a plaid buff brie, whereasMessrs. 'Mus- lin & SaUn use only those -with their bust- sess card printed on one corner. - . It is proper jto stte thajt. the ' abscoading clerk and embezzler was a new importation here and has no connections in the city. , DeatrnctlT Fire In the "Woods. A fire broke out in the woods in Cape i -r- I Fear Township in thU county, on Tuesday, and sweet nearlr evarvthinfi? for miles around. Many fences were burned, houses threatened with de8truction.L&i It oaased I . . . . . . . n a . . -' ' i over tueiarmoz job. J. uiu. oi tnis place. L7?iV!? ing eighty cords of - wood f and about One thousand. -fence rails, besides doing other darnaga.ne loss reboot A smallhouse oil theremises "was also burned. The dwellinz house of Solo-1 mon' ;Jolored. :1 narrowly escaped . ' ' luu" Wi ""'inen ana neighbors berngVpecessary to prevent the I O ' J " Mr I flames from communicating to it.: l '- ' " " r"V ' . -ine iouowmg cases. jeerday morning:';'' The following cases. were. disposed of " - - cion of .having stolen a box of cigars from the store of J. C. Bteyenson, was required to giTe security in the'sum of ZQ for his appearance at the next term pf the Superior Court, '-V. c. I "EdftrTayl6rj" arraigned on the suspicion. i of having stolen a box of ciears. was bound i r w i oyerinwe wamwrfmuaw QBxwaa i at court. . .A if sjNs.'"' WILMINGTON, , DOAT1D OP AIitoEIKiaBI.--t. Extracts from tbe Proeeedlnes. A protest against any action on the part of the Board in reference to the proposed widening of Nutt street, signed by sundry properly owners on the; line of saids street, was received. ' : . . ' The Committee on Public Buildings, to whom was referred the subject of repairing the City Hall, reported, recommending that proposals for repairing the City. Hall build ing be advertised for as per specifications furnished by Mr. Post Adopted. The bid of JVBryson for paving Princess street was rejected, and the Mayor yas au thorized to advertise for bids for paving the same at a price not exceeding fifteen I cents per square yard. The pay of the Registrars and Inspectors of Election was fixed at twenty-five dol- cacn" i The bids for constructing three cisterns were rejected. ' It was ordered that the market clerk be authorized to require the owners of, the booths at the market house to remove the same forthwith. i The Mayor was Instructed to advertise for bids for laying brick sidewalks on Mul berry street," both sides, from Front "to Water street on Chesnut, botti sides, from Front to Water street; and on Dock, both sides, from Front to Water; and also such parts of Front street, between Red Cross and Ann, as have not already been paved with brick ; Such sidewalks to be of a uni: form width Of 10 feet; the contract for building the same to be awarded to the lowest bidder, the cost of all the labor -and material and the other expenses to be as sessed against the property on the line of said streets. - A, ; resolution introduced by , Alderman Kerchner to the effect that if the Wilming- ton and Weldon Railroad Company wil1 1 agree to build abutments for a bridge over said road on Fourth street, that the city will release them forerevertrom any further expense in regard to said - bridge ; and that if this proposition is accepted the Mayor be authoiized to contract with W. Bollman for a i truss bridge as per plan submitted, was adopted. - -V';:" ".' -' -.r.,,: ' A resolution, introduced by Alderman Sampson, to the effect that the property owners on west 'side of Seventh street, be tween Red Cross , and Campbell, be ex empted from paying the assessment made against them for the sidewalk recently con- tructed there,.on the ground that they did not petition for the same, was adopted. i The Tax Bill for; 1873 was' considered, but action on the same was postponed until the next meeting. ; . Adjourned to meet again Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Gen. Wade ZXavmpton. ; By an advertisement in this issue it will be seen that the proposed lecture of Gen. Wria TTsmntrtn In tViia ftv will rA rtolivp.r. r j ed &t 0pera House on to-morrow (Fri U. MsMn'v' mMinV at o'clock. J i ot o Subject: Gen. Bobebt E. Lee. The lecture is to be delivered under the auspices of the Tnfi rn,PTft ftP(l hnt f aw who are not fjj with the reputaUon" of General TT , M orator and U -will need no Hampton as an orator, ana it wm neea po worda (rom us to impress upon tne minus i . . . of our citizens an adeauate conceotion sof 1 v- tnfi to t lU3 AV1A AAA tAATU V l iAAA UVM W 1J1VU sYa dU OtVaW for them. ' :'' . Tickets for sale at the Book Stores., SSSBB-BS Accidental Drowning - -'-' - " U 'Acnlnrprt mnn hv thfl nftmA nf Kennel Mayes was' accidentally 'drowned at, Long Creek, in this county, yesterday afternoon, bout 1 o'clock. He and others were en over and precipitated himself and Janbther colored man into the water. ,His compan- ion succeeded in reaching the shore, but iiayea '.was' not so fortunate. - Assistance . . . ... . .. . ... m 3 man was tasen irom tne water it wan iouna that life .wasi extinct Information of the ; .. . . . , . .1 aa. riant area imrnnitorniv uonr m TrnT" Hewlett,' who wffl gb; up this morning for the purpose of holding an inquest over the body. " I 1 . . -A'C yes' is : resident of Xillington and a well known engineer at that place. Be was I about 80 or US years old and leaves a widow I and five children. - ! ', Lecture. ' ;. - The Rer: Dr."A; S. BettelheimJ an emi- I . , nent Jewish Rabbi, of Richmond; Yawill j evening, commenc&g'atoo'dock, on the I'subject of "The GreatHand., The Israel- I . 4V. 'VIIaJ .mTIt. M vocmoo.-' I 'w01"4 '"i' i J fiw inrltad tn attend. . - , -. , , ,J Vi n, Cemrt. ... Bo far the business in the IT. 8. District Court now in session here has' been of an unimptantifemcterii TheGranff 'Jdry;. fl m. v,m all rf which 0n the civil docket The Courtwul probably adjourn to-day for the term. Gone to Pieces. w. wrt, tha the flc.hf.T heretofore .v. . . . a . mi . v. : . i. inlet, ha eone WPieces. iiwiumueiwua wnicnane waspaxuauy au need saved and tne Daiance is scattered w in itiA tMtfis.altirTifl ts'm'hft'hlv f) - n - , Tbe Vresltet.' . The steamer Cumberland reoorts a heavi -ay - -. - - , . , nT-.";I.-.i! T .' IT W aLwr. V. aa, SV. A r " a Sr ' - wa AACOIACAAA AjAAtV Vfelliy A7 VM.1 ' aaXlr- AlVtrUIWU 1 tan ding the flood, ia so ovejwheknin. I f rei eht destined far that 'noint had" i - ; . stored here to await some abatement in the i freshet. N C, THURSDAY, Local Dots. '. ; This section was 'visited by a heavy rain last night '" - There is quite a large number of ves sels in port just now. J' ' . Two large vessels were reported in be low yesterday afternoon, bound up. ' C " i . . We learn that the pupils of St James' Mission School had a very pleasant pic-nic at Hilton yesterday. : , .; s . ? . The AjudeO, ,. Key, from Bristol for thiaport, was at Fill,, England, April 21st , -.Emergent meeting of St John's Lodge No. 1, F. & A,M., this evening, at 8 o'clock. "The" Bchri' PyrotaQinn,' sailed from Rockland, Me.', for this port on the 30th uitimo . An adjourned meeting of the Y. M. C. Association will be held this evening, at 8 ock. :" 'The Schr. TimotJiy Held, from this port for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven on the 2nd inst - : ' ' .'- ..',. ? The German Barque Sophia Gvrbito, Gorbitz, cleared from New Bedford May 3rd for Falmouth, England, v&. Wilming ton., h:.. :ifiiO v .' '' ' The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Commercial Exchange' . to-day, : at" llf o'clock. "''Z ' .... ' ' . "l.' . ,., '. At a meeting of the Mechanics' Build ing and Loan Association, held last even ing, 50 shares of stock were redeemed at $149 per share, . ';-,; . .. t -. '. , r Emanuel Lane, colored, laid on our table yesterday a radish grown almost in the perfect shape of a hand, with . the five fingers of different lengths. - ; . '. Accident.. ; t.,, . -.. , - A rnlnrpd mnn riv triAtnftmA of. AW. ander HilL in the employ of Messrs. Hart & Bailey, was engaged in . cutting ; up a boiler yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, when a piece of steel from one of the rivets flew off and struck him on the left arm just - above the wrist, entering the flesh, severing the artery and producing a terrible wound. He went to a physician, who extracted the fragment of steel and tied up the artery, but it is feared that the injury to his arm may prove quite a serious one. ' For Europe. j Alex. Sprunt, Esq., accompanied by his wife'and daughter, left for New York yes terday morning, whence they will sail on the Steamship Egypt on Saturday next" for Europe. We learn that Mr.' Sprunt ex- pects to make quite an extended tour and that he will probably be absent several months. v '- -. ;.-" Actinff British Vica Consnl dnrincr the an- I sence of his f atherT " CITY ITEMS. iPuimHa Pafxb. We have now la atock over SQO nam of new paper, size Mx38, weight 80 fits per ream. It la goed, rag paper, and wiB be sold, in lota to salt, for oash, or sent by express C O. D. ; i ipanrmo lirt-We hv Jnrt.reoeiTed a tock of I JireHytfor having laTgetoaedthedrilatioa 1 oi01 utter advertisers will find U aa admirable I .. mmrar,nl(flon -th the f.nrs and planter ef the two Carolinas. 1 ! :.; t ll Boo BnroxnT. Th Monjrwo Stab Book Bind ery doe all kind of Binding and. Baling In a work -manUk manner, and at reasonabls prices. , . Mar- chants and other needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness in th execution of their order. 4 . v. - ; ' 1 - i -4-eT ' J Jem Pnnrrnta. W call : ths&ttention f mer chants, clerks ef coorts, sheriffs, lawyer, railroad and steamship officer and agent,- and all other order, for pr p31.' lwJrSSf at' Sortnotice JSetda,! Leneads, iprogrammej Ball Tirh,, Tpivs.PampKfciJL Tsgw, waniUBmOAtsM I iogneaBiiia of 7are,,ShowBuia, checks. Drafts, I ' SBt-BBSSt.- i . Rononlgreaipinof Ayer rollon! ' j Through mile emboweled' roiii . i, M Roil on I , . , . t , . i ' Si 3! Through those whose liver chafe the soul 1 r Thsongh those whose feeble stomachs fail! ' Through meeentaries waxen paletr : r"-.i Through all who live in aches and ail I , ,. -Ever roll onl " i'---' ' j Roll o'er the prairie of -th nation, For the sick and 1U of everv station t j Roll down the Andes towering mountains! i RoU over Afric's golden fountains 1 ' I Through India and the Chersonese I - : Through distant isles of Japanese ! Wherever dwells a sinking heart ! ' i Roll on to do vour mishtv part. ' 4 Ayer Pills, on I J Pills, on 1 Putnam for Oct - may 8-dwlw eod t 'i i 2 LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the city post-office May Cth, 1873:," ; U A1Y -Miss Adaline Alliins, J A Arthur, I VVilllftm Allen. ' ' r v t-- -n, ,: n t R-Awh Brown, Cato Bunting O Brace Brown, F Bullurton BurnetVMiss Martha Bround,r ? Mrs Margarette NBeppler, Miss Bailey .Brown,. T uoriana.- .; . . C. Ad Cox, Damarr F Chapman, Brigg Winnogene, Wm H Crome, William Car ford, Miss Jlena Craig, Thomas J Cummgs, John Conway, Gorge Colden;- E B Clarr, ?"u" r"Wl.rrft".,.- .irr . D. Edward Davis, James fcickson; Mrs Pnllev navia. E. Miss Manda Estions' Miss Elizabeth i iuay. f . -T" ?.':''J . G.P Gansten. Sen EdaBeni, Mrs S A i ior iwucr. n. xvjriauTa, ywx6, at . t . Mr. i inn ... .1 ai.rra Bl BenjarninT Hay.'Miss'Ames'Han- 1, , Charles B Hodges, : Dr Frank i tt;tips Mrs Rebeccor Henderson. Alias Tener I Trill Willet Hnlse. W HHardv.- vi l,n.i if. Tl3Uirar'Instine: . ; .. v. :-a.-TI 111 as OUlV0t . A MW w-aaa - . W waMa,- rn Hfm Denny James:' Alfred Jones for Wtnni rTinsr. Jas K Jarieai i vr. ;t , -Ji J 17 tK. Elias hUngj vU: .;.f ; . i istarirev I Edm Moore, Lambert Montgomery, Jehu I Miles, for-Mrs John A tJarrah. uenrv J I The consolldatiom of the Carolina Farmtr and th I vM tKJohn Lavhee. Kight LAWiiton, liev I err. the tiovernor a Jf nvaja fjecretary. has I 8 that 1 JKODeiX LiUCaa. f, - , , I WieeiaputM uis auuiwiuaim uuuw wirou- i s- H) J)v Vm. . -11 -t i. T"i ir I .11... ..1.1m. rn..T.M.ii..Tr-u.s T ALCtJuiioasn. jjowis a jumumu. nesouauuiu uu umu awawvi uio united i evuuua, MAY 8, 1873. McMillan, Gorge Mofcley, MraElizarMinty, Decato McClamey, Miss Amanda Morrison, SenUnd: Owens some four .months ago Brarit Marrick. - : . v , ; , murdered a man named. Withers in Gaston N.Johnah Nixon. ? V ' : - county. - He was tried, convicted and sen P. Mrs Sophia Pae, Miss Sallie Pearson, tenced ; but . the death sentence was corn Mrs Melvina Payne, John E Pound, Col J muted to imprisonment for life, and Owens Pigot :- i . escaped from tbe Penitentiary after serving R. Capt J D Richardson, Schr John I Griffin, Capt Robert H Robinson, F Robin son, Mrs Christian Richman, Miss Mollie Bobbin, E T Rommel, Mrs Hannah Rich ardson, Mrs Carrie Rudge, Nora Robinson, Mrs Suen Redden. - - : i-' - a Timothy Bulvant, Mrs Mary Smith, Tony B Smith. Manly Smith, Miss Mary A Stevens, Miss Milly Scoot, John H Savage, Miss Lizzie Satchwell, Frank Smith, Eugene Simons, Caroline Shivers,- Calvin Shaw, B I Ann Smaw. T. Charles J Trowbridee. Miss Emma L Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Mattie Tomb, : W. George Wayne, Benjamin Watterj, D C Wheeler, Francis White, JaneWiilsin, Lucy Wright Mary Walker, Thos J White, Wm A Whithurst, William Wilkins, ; . . Persons calling for letters , in the above listwil please say "advertised.',!' If .not called for within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. lw : .'.j,..: - Eta. R.' Brink, P. M.;- Wilmington, May 6, 1873. ' S-Dirits TTiTDentinft. . , . , , ... I The Raleigh 'Jfrno says u bullyw for' the triumph of the ' wet " ticket in uoncord. f - Mangnm Lodge, ! Good Tern- sajs latest - i ! Deaths in Favetteville from Mav I 4 . 4 oryn ir -fo-fO ' ii !.:.. I xov. Lot a, vj jiLay isk, ioio, yvcio tt wiuiB i and 67 colored. - Mr. P. B. Ruffin. of Ilillsboro. has been appointed Treasurer of the North Carolina auroad. - - i A fine young horse, 1 belon giDg to Mr. Wm. Ward, near Hillsboro, fell into a well and waa-killed. i The Wilson Institute has de- Sartments, among others, for telegraphy, anking and journalism. i Warren Lodge A. F. and A. M., Magnolia, passed resolutions of respect for the memory of Mr, James Maxwell. ; Mr. T. C. Evans, a well-known newspaper man of this State, is travelling correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer. The horse of Mr. W. C. Stron ach, of Raleigh, got tangled in the harness while running away with a dray, fell down and was killed. ' . - - -Abont 4,000 people around the lail when George Lea teas hanged for rape In Tanceyville last Monday. He made a coniesaion ana a speecn, oi course. r I The ladies haye furnished the I lecture room of the Presbyterian Church in Newbern with an elesrant camet and hare made other tasteful -and costly improre- mens- ' ' The JV. say s besides Colonel Harrison that Quent Busbee. Thomas M. wd n. p.i. - tedbyR,C. Badger. . The iUllsboro Recorder regrets to learn,.that Mr. Henry Andrews, a vener able citizen of that vicinity, while at work covering a house, slipped, and fell from the roof to tne ground,; sustaining serious mimes. . . . . h ; . The boiler at .Dr. J. EL: Jones1 saw ruin, about one mile , from Ht . Olive, exploded day before yesterday. .. The fire-. luau tv no uiunu uv jiuua auu xauuiy Ul- i - t . mi . f . : . . . ; cause ' or uro .acciaeni. was .the boiler.':! . ' un' -Mr. Wm. Martin, of Cleveland,'! I tree," which he had cut' down says the I Rutherfordton Beoord. The limb struck his I , I head and fractured hia Rknll- from -which 1 1 he died in a few hours. ' The Joseph McD. ; Carson plan sisting bidder Rutherfordton executor, $8,005. , i Hillsboro Recorder . Wheat and oats are said, generally to present an un promising appearance in Orange. There eraUfspKg.pSsp are exceptional cases of good fields. Gen- ageing, lobacco plants are much injured by the fly, but there will be enough foe the U-- The Spirit of the outh ija; We are proud to learn that Mr. . John Short ridge has raised his new Factory , bu&ding at his saw and grist mills near Rockingham and expects soon to begin, the manufacture of cotton in earnest,; Mr.rShortridge is an experienced "hand at the business, and no doubt will succeed. - J- ; f--- r !--?A ' "Warre'ntbn'' correspondent of Tub Star says the following ticket wai electedln that town Monday : r Dr. SoV G. Word Af.Trr.T-. Trin . C 1 UnPni. ll W ; .WadSillTftri. E Co& HeA! f oo dere draper, vxjnseryaiive jommissi o ners. Albert Burgess, Wm. S. Williams, colored Republicans, Commissioners. ; , . - ' : . ' ; v f MagnoHa JtfbntW ; Died, at jier residence in Kenan sville township; on Monday,- the 4th fast, Mrs. Rebacca A', widow" f tholntA To moo Mo-raall mnaA tVutnt ?fi years. It is but a few short,eeting days, - - " :" "5."""' low her husband to his last resting place, and now, sorrowing - children ' are called upoh to lay her lovingly by his side.'5 f 1 The Raleisrh . iVett? erives an ac I count Of ' a ' shooting affair in Cabarrus which occurred : last Saturday. 1 A white man by the name of Motley sent word to W, WhitUngton that he had been ''talking about" his tamiiy and to loot out, .that he intended to kill him. " About - twilight Sat urday evening Motley, in company with another white man and a negro bey.' rode up to. Whittington's house, and while dis-1 mounting from his horse was shot and in-i I etantly killed. . Mr. Whittington, after Ihe i Juiimg,proceeaea to tne nearest magistrates J He is a . man 50 or 60 years of age, of f air ?na aeuvered: himseii up, ana was jaiieo. i il 'From the Sefttinel . " Gov. :Cald- well-on yesterdayreceived a notification I from the aheriS oi; Alanon- county. c.r 1 that the murderer and escaped convict Jna IA. Owens, held, in 'tbAt..C0UBtyfon...M a Ulf VaUHbVt n t'day fto-dar.V The matter of- theJextra I dldon of this criminal is in' the hands of , Attorney ueneraiiargroTe, Dutjir.x,eata-. I States requires that in such cases as this the i narties are to De aetamea six months and of S35 acres, was sold to. the highest maaa spirit cases. f . I uroo-j tuU .mIa last week.vso.We learn from the I liUUU , ,: ; ., ' . . ' BeeariL by Dr. DuffyJthe Rft.,,,, T, -'.A . . "mi Wrm ' , hjiu oougns oyi ju , jt, jiiiis, as 1 - . WHOLE NO. 1,736. if not tiien demanded thev are .tor Do re- two years. Blsnop Atkinson's Apnolntmcnts. Elizabeth City. . I . J . iMay ; 3d f J Hertford, s.., 44 ; 4th . r Edenton. . . .. ...... .", - 5th P. M. Mission Chapel, Chowan County... ............ Gatesville Sf... . ct 7th 8th 8th it t Woodville. Bertie Co.:.... " 11th f 13th 1 1 Tarboro'. . . . . '. . . . .... : . 16th Collections in aid of Diocesan Missions will be made in the churches visited. MARRIED. FISHBLATK OTTERBOCRG At the residence of Mr. 8. H. liahblstcu in thlcity, on the morabig or we ixa lnftasi, oy tier. lit. .neiueneim, oi jucik. N. C., to Miss Fannie Otterbourz, of TsyettevlUe, SPECIAL NOTICE. - ITS EFFECT 13 MIA AC HZ OUSf viTTwcirammiiiTii' nnilllO 1 r.i-rr. i nm.r, Sicilian II air Ucnewer! Itlss ect and Wonderful article.'' Cares bald- neea ea hair grow. - better drcsaing than any &r?tZ xhe whitest and worst lookinK hair reanmea it 70?thfH1 beoty Me..." doea.not dye the hair LUl aw. ua. itTiiuimwuiv muv. coloTtiig matter, I t Tbe ant aDDllcaxlon will do sood. Yon' will see li i. I 1 i 1 A J J A i before tou know rr, ; the old, gray, dlacolored appearance of the hair wffl M&f pUce to lntewu' BhMn bett" Aak for Hall'i Sicfliaa Hair Benewer; no other ar See that each bottle haa oar nrirate Gorernment Stamp over the top of the bottle. All other are lmltattona, - B. P. HALL A CO Naahna, N. TL, Proprieton. For sal by all draggtsteC my 8-eodl w-dw ! Howard Aawoclatlon PltUadelpaOju ' ' . " ' ' 7 . - . , ; : An Institution havlne a hlch reontation for hon orable conduct and professional skill. Acting Snr- geon, J. a. HOWUHTON, M. D. N,M. D. EaaayaforYoi re. Address. jnei en sent free of charm. Address, VlAlir lXfT A GO HOWARD ASSOCIATION. may 8-Sm No, t So. Ninth L, Philadelphia. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , ' n. cBONItT, Auctioneer. , BY CEONLT M0EEIS. . - , V-WTO-MOBBOW, FRIDAY MOKNING, ATM i-' w BeU' 001 wooh no. 4 norut Trater stroei, an invoice consisting oi Hosie ry, Ladies' Dress Good. Millinery, Glove, Button, Lines, 811k and Worsted Floes, ic., fcc, Ac . irxm copy i bsu, -.. h imays-sc OPERA HOUSE. ; GEETEEAL WADE HAUPTOIT! rjVSX LD3BABY ASSOCIATION AND r THE JL YonngMen'a Christian Association beg to an nounce that an address will be delivered at tbe Op era xiouse on me eyeningjoi , ' FRIDAY 1 THE 9tb? INST.'," r i at 8 o'clock, by General WADB HAMPTON. : General Robert E.1 I.ee.2 "J ADMISSION: ' S. smgie Tickets.. -..t . . .. so and ffentlemah 75 tnree persons.. ...... x uo For Bale at the book store of Messrs. Eeinaber- ger and Love. mayS-St i Til Store ! In Store ! 250 700 20X28 D & snss SnOULDERS, BOXES SMOKED SIDES A SHOULDERS, 2QQBBLSPORi, .v!,, r BBLS KEROSENE ODL, . ,.. AJ r'i ; .!!-:,' .i'0:t i . 5Q0 CASES SCAPPS,,.ivw;,.u;! kj OAA CROSS MATCHES, 10,009 SACKS 8 ALT. O fv Bbl Bang, ISO Bbl Sugar, 400 Sack Coffee, 2 )0 HHDS AND BBLS CUBA MOLASSES, ( All) ' r . . !. .- . '!.(;... KKA HHDS AND BBLS 8. H. MOLASSES, , r A ABWs Golden Fleece Syrup, lObblsN.O. Syrup 300 BXe Sop' 1(X Boxes and Bbla. Crackers ' ' j OKA DOZEN BUCKETS, ioO BOIES CANDY, ' ' I 1.200 W uxaj ou si, sa ana norta water Bt. notice; tit rpHB ' A noo UNDERSIGNED RESPECTPTJLLT AN- nouTices to the dtixens of Wilmington and vl- I cinity tnat ns naa opened an office at no. 4 boath I Front street iTJnnitt's RnwY tor ths sale of the K SebrS?: ' ?? ..t SIMGEE SEWING ZIACHIHX Tor durrbmtt. almnlidty and eeneral ranee of work this machine has no equal. Bale- last year uvor a,uuu over ut ouur macmne. Jk mu SUDD1V v uahiu uu auk x wis tuw sjs wu nana. " Machine delivered free and seld oh the install ment, plan., . t -i iffy "ii-, us..-. !... i 1 . . . t , . .; CUAS. E. DD3BLS.' ,may8-lw Agent Singer Manfg Ca, FBEIOHT DEPABT1BERT, WITJQTON WELDOn ' L' 1 ' I Y0 J ATJ(3USTA , RAILROADS, , SI t - :i.!r) WllnUngton,N.a.Mav7.187S. i ;, to 'ft '.A t V'tCi t it rTXTTH WTT.VT"ffftTrt1 A tCTTT nTlV WATT.'RrtaTt . A la oreBsnd te trsnsnort rosin to New York ia rards or aknpidesMn. a mav be soeolfledattim rmnUmlted quantities, deliverable a naval stores tordV may88t Geacral Freight Agent. r NOTICE, ADJOURNED ANNUAL rTtTrTCft or the Toons Men's Cbristiiin AsaoGtAtmn wfll ya ue Associanon Jiooma thi. CXhurtday) " B. M. BOWDEN, ' I fr ftnsiTHXfl 03B3T.' BOO BAT.TtS TTA"Y". I n fT - TfT mayB-lt Secretary. HATES I? ADVERTISING.. One Square one day,."l... ...... fl 00 ...... 1 60 . . .... 00 ttree daya. v. . u M flvedara... ...,........ S 00 one week . Two weeks..,.......j... ......... ft 00 - . Three weea....... t.......rt. 60 One month.. ........ 8 00 " . Twomontha.... is 00 Three montha .....MOO blx rancitaa.. ...... .w..... ....... .85 00 - - -'OneTear.-..u..A.....i...,i.60 Ot j C9Contract Advertisemeats taken at twenoi- ttonately low rate. - - - -v- Flre Sonaraa estimated aa a anaiter-eolnmn. and ten aqnarea aa a haU-eomnin. :. ' - v NEW. ADYERTKEMENTS. ; St.. John'sLiOdgeNo; 1, ' , Ff 8c, A. SI. . . EMERGENT MEKTIMO THIS (THURSDAY) evening at 8 o'clock. Br order of the W. M. . St John'a HaQ, May V, 1873-lt - . ; . Secretary. ... ! l i.iS rpBAVELINO BA08. ' VALISES. SADDLES. A Harne Harneaa. Bridlea. Martlnrmlea. OoUara. Hamea.. Trace Chain a, Whipe, Spare, Dog Collars, Shamnioi ce Cha a a. Lea 7 Hart diary -Kkina, Leather, Feather Dustera. Axle ardware. Also large lot .of aecond-haud kvSO- dlery Hardware. Saddlery Good. J, 8. Topham ., . .. ! i Hot a Bonth rroaa ; ' r,.: maygtf nan , , WUmhucton.lt C.' . Chamber of Commorco, rTIHE "REGULAR MONTHLY MXXTTKQ Of THE -i X. Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Com mercial Exchange Room this day, at Utf o'clock. ) A fall attendance of members la reqneatea. t v , , fmay8-lt - Secretary Fine Fresh Teas. QTJNPOWDEBi TOUKQ MTSON, 'ENGLISH ' ; Breakfatt, ' Oolong, Cneolond apan,' all i. O freab. and for aala low bfC may 8-tf ; n w. i jr; a gTKVEOTow. : TJNTIL THE 1ST OF .TOM WE WILL tSELL OUR LABGE AND WELL . SELECTED STOCK OW . ' . ; Boots - and Shoes ' ; AT RED UC.E b'PBICEi' for cJlsh:. Ladies' Fine Boots and Slipper I. Children Tan ey Shoes I Infanta' Slipper I Gentlemen' , j j i ' Dues Boot and Gaiter I - ' i All Hale to cur Drier ail famntel 3 t . ,-. ;:., l-i.i DTJDLKT A ELLrS. 'i 7j ' . Sim of the Bic Boot. maye-Swnao ,,j JHo. 41 Market ttreeL ; MISCELLANEOUS. FAMILY RECORD ! rrirtr si ' A FAMLT RECORD IS A VERT OLD IN ii.Btitationu.bat a it U presented by Um . ! .:- r LIVE;.BOOK"f STOKE nvl lf s In a Trr handsome, nniane dres. tout anedal at- tention is caUed to it. It la Inst the thine that all classes can adopt, either for framinr,. or lot tutor -: reference. . , Illnatrated Cards a mottoes. Fknrera . and Bird . for decorating the watt. . For sale at . . u !.-,. . j fv;i v -i HiUNSBJKIlGE'S (. mays-tf Live Book and Music Store. NO TIME BETTER THAN Its PRESENT r TO MAKE SELECTIONS OF iG L;P.T H I TJ CI pULL STOCK, HANDSOME STYLES, PESniA- ,-. VTWIW A VTa jm v vua.a jb. MA,,.tr! rxmunand the atteatlon of bnyera J.,, y,.-, ;,Yf.; 'may t-tfr'f!:; TCJotki.' 0WTNa TO THB IMMENSBiEMAND-TO TBI -.tWK ' ARB , W ,BECKD7T;-I,. s ' . . . ... .... - . Tne ctoaviae. Veld. Onlr r- n n wM ap Xttf I'k . tit -t lbmd rW treet'; 1' i ' ii";-' I I m-Jisf 'i tMi'i '-ti .'! K-.i .... C 4 The- Wiliiiiiigtoa-iiTrusti Co. vVlLt OPEN lH?aBTJBINESS-- OVf JTIOND AT, 11TJJ JTIAT, ISTXX Afl j0r i ' . . mvc in av niT ..i ..ri 2 Id is postponement u jwavoiaaoie owing w, Mf ..,) non-arrival of the safe and book. - .; , - : . .'. , All paper puklishing first notice win cepy tui May t2th. mayi-td 1" .'J i - T. Ooifees and Teas; -Ji : lt., : .. rZS , .7'" '-ui' PtHE JAVA AND LAOUTllA . 1! ' ' ) i-.l Jf' J T. 1 ' i '- '.- ' COFFEES! til QKEEN,! BOASTED AND QBOVND-nNBS ' -i,'t GRADES OH COTTKXS. ' "i-n,! CMcest GraMlniGEpn Ltf.' 4 . KNGLIsn BRKAK7A8T, NATURAL JAPAN, ; , T'EAiS JX.ti J- we maite lares nnrchaaea direct from the imnnrt. era, snd not odj save to ovr custoovers two or three profits, but eaa always recommend our Teas as fresh and full flavored. Send f or aamDles to ..,!t ... ;CBAS..D. MYERS Jf CO. i, i ' 1 North Kroat street may4-tf i ! hi .j , i i in. f-t..; ' j r, ' i v n jj. a xi u A' f I'M rrrOTa A COO Sir X ;; TTXSXP"' K 11 SmS Price to suit paymenta. ap -tf . , D. aTIGOTT - 1 1
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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May 8, 1873, edition 1
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