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noEiiniGllTiiii. PUBLISHED DAILT, BY Dtwm Bank Buildings, Pros St . Ul tdTMM ........ .7 00 " rSIThiu In advance,. 2 52 fbr ysnce, ....o. . J 73 (iBTABVint delivered Uaajpart ;FirrM Cixi. per week. OUTLINES. .).- mMov Federals carryhe., SpanlalT 'VlectiW. . Modoc - bare N cuangeu JigUtlyW occupy . is;tin, j!.Gea. Hawley elected . Prestant .Cca; Gonial Association. - Schooner from r, to Norfolk lost - and mate k-ni Kansas. Brigbt declares against Republican asitatlon (Irj IUnd J tJnrh elections. - The Emperor of nrmanv was shot at. proclaim In faTor oi ii.euogg ana assist in putting down McEnery ; Another jlodoc engagement, and the Indians were repulsed. RflWfcTOhr l8WRrd for cainnghim the ,f typical old ..si" in the TrithiM. : Judge Ed viv. . . -rw JI f . ward Tierrepont, of N. Y., offered the Ruasiad mJaaionl has been - Tweed's case to-mono New York Markets: rotto.vriifti; iVjonhepirits Turpentine, 5050fc; Rpsio i3?Qt345.j ilcressioreicnrsiorP WtiVW ei-1 tended from Galveston to New paeans. NKW ADVERTISEMENTS. jjyC Prok. R. Looms. Church Organs. A flue shot gnn for sateBw act" Wa. M. Porsson. SL John's Lodge. Lost. Apron Front of Black Cloth. Sek ad" of Wilmington ,Trost Cp, yn a HiNBBiJoER.Wano4,IOrgaiis;t Ac. 'J 4 1 S. Northrop. Sunday School Concert AUesapted Harder, v : .'.i'iU 0eo. Waddell, colored, was arraigned before Justice T. M. Gardner, yesterday morning, on the charge of an assault on Mr. JohnEJ Dennis with' a deadly weapon. It teems that Mr. Dennis is bridge tender at Hilton and resides in the dwelling at that place and.Waddell jcarries on a . farm on the Ililton tract On Saturday night, about 10 o'clock,: Mt Denaiai-Weot oalf to arrange the switches for the train to pass and upon returning towards the ; fcoose be noticed Waddell' standing ' behind " a tree. Ai be was acting in a somewhat auspicious manner Mr. D. called to him to know what he was doing there. Receiving no answer, and suspecting something wrong, he again Btarted for the house and was just in the act of mounting the steps wherr he waa fired upon by Waddell, the ball from whose weapon whistled in close, proximity to his headpainthro awindow of'liie bouse and burying itself In the maatelpiecev I in the parlor. s ... nt:n .ti. J i Mr. Dennis was not jnolesteanyurther and on Sunday he had a warrant issued for the arrest pf Waddell, who was taken in custody and broojrht up for' a Preliminary. exainkation thw morning. This resulted j' 8 in his being required to 'give security io the sum of $500 for his appearance at the next term of theSoperior Oourtin defauttof, which he was committed to jsol." EdaeatUaal aa Arrteattoral. The Educational meeting took place at Lee8burg,as'per announcement, on Satur day last The New Hanover County rAri-. cultural Society also bad a meeting at the same time and plac, Addgrcjsei were dec livered on the occasion by Mf. Henry Nutt, Dr. Murphy,J Q: t French liq:, Rev. H. vau wiu x-owera.- ins juiuca- i tionaljneejiijg adjqurBedkte4ftSBeoihle galB: in Wilmington on the 19th inst, and the Agricultural Society to meet at Rocky Point on the-7th of June." ;We hope' Jo iee. more1 interest arousexl in behalf of these educa-' tioiaal jneeUngW.Tlieyr are fraught witii importance to tltc rUing, generation and to the teachers of the county: ti. ; ; '; .1 Irrlac Literary clsy.. 1 1 H J ! .'I' A numbet of the, young gentlemen oi this city hare formed an association under the nameof iaeMrVfog 13teToelety and, have elected the folia wing officers: r . . iVmVellli-ii yii : President J. Greenwuld. ajy-SamuelBear. -( ,V ., oil Vwwww B. H. Lyon. 4 -The new Society have rented rooms over Messrs. 8ol Bear & Bros. store, and are I fitting then! up?orUeir mee&'es?' We are I glad to see societies of this character, de-1 1 w w sea societies oi tnts character ae- i oted to the moral, intellectual and literary j improvement of our young men, multiply ing in' our midst!'" 5" " 1 ;" :' inginourtaldat! 'air for li U4m it md. WmmVm l knk Chirck. - - Fair given by the fadles of St Paul's Evan gelical Lutheran church wilf commence to night, and continue few aglfo,4r'- ucces ion. P.J. ' V I f rarticular attention of mothers is di rected to the varied assortment of children's "e Fair; also a variety of fancy articles wiUblefcevery'familyr''1 x'i" Cards of admission fox adnltsj"25 cents: for chUdren, J5 cents, whicb can be pro-, , - ui uoor oi me uuy uau, on eacn nieat of tli VnA, v-ts i. Our readers, should bearinihlnd that. Kej. C. WWarrVof dty.twiaaeliy-; w a lecture at 1: ve subject' From the reou? mi on the above subject o From the repiV wou or Mrt -Warren ai a lecthrer; as -well' M pulpit orator the public may" expect a ich treat The lecture will be for the ben efit of the .Sunday School of the Fifth . Street M.' E. chtirclil ' Ticket 60 cents,' or two for 75 cents.' : v '-- " a , . . loe, I. O. O. V, . - ' The new Orion Lodge If o.. 67,1 0. D. F.. -uia neunswng condition. There'were frraBALLOT.WCson, 5; Rice, 8; Fish everal initlatirn at tv. loot y,o,s-. j I . . i "V? ' Th mxi Paee on Thursday evening. . ; . 3 7 J i TIT"'. 7 ! TIIB GOODIAH KNOT. .Til. Kw Usvr-r Alderaaca Sleet for V? OrtralaatIn-A , Dedlek.-iraine-' w Clko4e-Z2xirxaTr TTiikow ii -l kia nations nrouslit in fpfl pemolt tlon Exciting Sceiiesl The Aldermen elect for the term hoirin if3 fl 12V clock IT. Mtf-jStK 187 find nVngttlYo'clik endine day In Mav. 1874. assembled in th Citv trf'RbomtyfeVcfoci Mhyesterdayt The City Clerk announced the following as XT - Giant Jkatattl&C Aldermen elect: Roger Moore, W. P. f""ontv A il!i O TT X!.1.V1.. T E. Rice. James Wilson. H. II. Hankins. Jacab'Wlse'i'Wm. k It-Banks and HeW rewinetQiu,. AUbeinz Dresent. thev were sworn fn by Justice X S. Woodford. Alderman Fishblate having suggested that there should be a Chairman of the meeting, jt was Avoided JhaitheJ Clerk and Treasurer of the city should act in that Hitt knfl a anmo th wta k. cordinlyl .1 J " J- . I U it i. It beings decided to ga into aa-lectkn for Mayor tUe CarmaB Appointed Aldermen Fishblate and Bank tellers to conduct the election apej thd.billoting proceeded. , , 1st Ballot. For James Wilson, '5 A; Adrian, 2 . J$ap,$i W, 4 PiT Canaday, 1; Henry JBrewington, 1. ,,. 2sd Ballot. Wilson. )J; Adrian, 2 ;'cW adayrVwIngton,'!." or ' Xld. iflcelnbvMf thkthe Board ballot for ' a Clertf and Treasurer. : Aid. ; Banks' .1 . : .... . ill...,.; thought it illegal, and preferred-to elect at Mayor and Marshal first. Aid. IUce thought aT1FJ- T' .- I -ri-lf V?n said h had always been the custom to elect the Mayor first. Themotidnwaslostby a) tie vote, Adrian, Moore, -Fishblate, Rice im7J'yf'1l', son, Bants, tfi, and Brewing- ton In the negaUUve. . ,.uV.. -:r, 't - 1 1 J rrrii I ,7, ,7 V: V . I uuuijo u uwk mt. ai. im( oy a ue vote -PHTOJMto MooreyA drtan. Aid. M99r,mqyed,to Jntqan tlection of Clerk and Treasurer, jlost by tie vote. ' Aid. Banks moved' .that the Board pro ceed to'banot for a City Marshal. " Aid. Rice seconded the motion.) Lost by a tie vote, . Banks 'taking water", on hia own motion,, and voting in tht negativiej -'- ' .1 What, is,, your , pleasure r. now,, . gentle; men?" asked the imperturbable Chairman.. Aid. Rice asked if Aid, Wilson had any decision or opinion showing that the Mayor could hold over beyond the term for which he"was elected. Aid, Wilson said he had none. .-. .tht BjAtLOT.-Wilson, 5; IHsblate,. 2; Adrhint'lMoorelr Canaday, l:Uis Aid. Rice again: moved for a tecess until clock and argued in favor of his mo- j uon! J5ul 11 WM TerJ mucn UKe P8alms to Howe,'' theAWHson men ia, their : opposition, to iUr Banks spoke against the motienj'saidbe had come to stay until they got 4 Mayor. Rice asked him if he would remain over Sunday to which -the Parson made no re sponse. Wilson was going to stay until a Mayor was elected. After much dicussion the Board made H. fifth- 'effort to tlect a Mayor ?.i ,"V. , u. i 1 5th iUu-OT.t-FoTi'W,. Caiuuiaya Al- dermen Fishblate, Moore, Adrian, Ric and ron.i.i - ik Wnr Tm wni. a trior. 'menHankma.Brewbgton, Wilson ioi. , ; Aid. Fishblate said in explanation of his y UIO VU MM a&aikM lauv. - vmiimm ao not wi8a, w yoe iar a Aepnoun,ior Maj-or, b' but as the Conservatives cannot w t. w jl j . 1 elect one of their own number. I shall choose the least of two evils and vote for W, T rtAl ar T motnrr ainil wilf rtr vrtfa . , ; " " V ior me man wno puuuciy ".."w j could not give any chanty to Jews or Rd; 1 man Catholics, as it was agamst his con- science w give nyun8 i pic That man is James Wilson; and for.the, reasons Stated 1 Cast toy TOtO lot VY. . I Canaday." " I Aid. wusonsaia ne.naa.Deen atweaea k a a . a . I ana wisnea xo se nimseu ngm on uum question; buRwe sisted ,that there jras I nothing before the .Board, and Wilson was I ruled out of order. r I ' ruieu uut ui vruvr. , ' ; 6th Baxlot. Wilsori,'5f Rice's; Moore, l;Canadayi: '- " 1 1 . I AlcL Wilson explained hia vote by saying I he votf d, jajepuhlcan or,Uyor Jos- cause he ad vacated before the old Hoard a donation for the Sisters of Mercy, and bad never assaulted the Jews and Roman Catho-1 lies. He bad not refused to give anything to th Jewish' Bvnaeeeuire. but had only asked time to consider. - He said the Re-1 publican he votefdT for Was James Wilson. Aid. Rice made another motion ior are-ti cess, "which" was lost by the usual tie vote. 7th Ballot. For W. P.' Canaday : Al dermen JMobre, Adrian, Fishblate, Cana day and Rice (5). ' For James Wilson Al dermen Banks, Hankins, Brewington, Wise and Wilson ' s&K Araerman Aanan movea umi a recess oo taken ,until, 8 o'clock. - Lost by , the usual vote. : Rice moved for ft recess oiiomiA utes lost . , . .... ..j TlonVa ' ' moved th&t the Board nmeeed again" to ballot for Mayor.,; Lostr-Banki, J rA,'J At Xianiuns, JrcwuigiA;u, .iiuewiu iiiuwaui the afSnnatije and: Mooidrian, Fish-,j blate, Rice and uanaaay in tne negauve. At this juncture Aid.' Canaday handed Parson Banks, a copy pf the Bible with the f Ric moved to ballot for Clerk & Treas- I urer lost . Brewington ; mored to ballot following passage marked: "For this cause -Tf. ,fT? manv' weakW'sickly amonir vou and brought the cimwgraaauougn lftst Thursday iftd 1 -i- I. . t?.v.. -t v rmt he stopped. .He suggests waau agree to county by way, at that , ' w Jr ? - " adjourn to meet at some hour Tuesday and gwift jiknd.' a map bf 'which may be I I V . 'i i.N .T: A 1 I A . A ! - fl 1 Tv' ; l ! "fv ' ! It H f.Vi I - . . 1 ? 1 . A 1 t V ; t A.vT J H ' 4 ). . ' . -- ,-- f ' - '"-1 i -t ' ' i ' . , -. .-..r" ' ,;.-.c !""'f r v't"'"- ; ! : ' ' " , ". - j 1 ." 111, - i; ni . ,; T - ' r i n -i , . ,1 ', ... .. i , j i, ,i , ; T , - f' 1 ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' -'-- i i t t. - ii. I K' . -li . WILMINGTON, T. G., TUESDAY; : 1.1; for Mayoiv-loet. Rice mored " for a- recess until 8 Q'clock--r4o8t. .m ..'-JiV" 9th BilxoTWilsoh 5;nCannadayi 3i Adrian, lr Moorei l.'"-1 t ' - AJd," Fishblate; 4n explainin his vote oil the abore" ballot ' reiterated his .charge against' Aid? Wilson lk regard to the!' Jews MVMMitiieils were in V" to prove it if derirecLi Wilsoa made no response to thU state- vote be taken for o jnlfmtes was adopted. and odder this each' Alderman was allowed tOW for 5 minutes, oolyona being ak IftleaTeW one tune,"-' ' V It being aowSf b'ekjck, ' several - Aldet- men appaled.to ArmaWjison and his PPorters to take some action that would aUow "ofmberattrgo to-duurer: not to con- vii-jr wun iwoa mro a uar-room J8, w&3 refluit oi tuts effort. Wflsbri informed Hankins &S "hla dm-; ner -had arrived. -Hankins replied: "I ain't hongry: I ' don't want - no dinner. When I listed I listed f orebber. I want to stayeretn.tjl due time, to, .adjourn hea de business are done.- We'll try another ballit on the-Mayrai" , , , -Hankins moved - dat the highest man: at de Bode be Mare, , Somebody- having pro duced a tape-line and suggested that Cana- day's height be measured, , Hanltina cdidh't press his motion; and, besides, " the Chair man decided that it required a majority (6 Aldermen) to elect on a full Board. On motion of Alderman Bice,' JUderman .Wise was permitted' to" retire 5 minute with the urnderstanding that no vote be taken during his' absence. ' ' . Between 3 and 4 cclock Aidernian Wil- n'a grub"'was brought in and he wenk for-it asfieely as if he thought it a dish f Canaday'a liver cooked rare." Then rT came Brewington's rations which he and Parson Banks chucked into their capacious mouths with undoubted relish. Next came chamwontheCanadavWsideilmt at this period of . the proceedings Aldermen Moore and Rice made such determined ap peals for a recess of 30 minutes that the motion prevailed. ' These gentlemen ' de nounced the scene about to be enacted in the strongest terms, .terming it an .outrage and a disgrace to the city that the Court Room should be converted Into a restaur ant and cook-shop, with the" Aldermen' as theprimemovera.. ;JV T'Tr'. - The recess having expired, another ballot was had for Mayor, as follows Uttj. Ballot. For A. Adrians-Aldermen Rice, Canaday, Moore; Fishblate and Adrian. For, James . Wilson Aldermen Banks, "Wise Brewington, "Hankins and "Wilson.; ;- f; . ;: Rice moved to pay an Assistant Clerk ooper day for. services to be rendered, and expressed the opinion that the dead- lock wouid probably continue until next May:fc Mbtlonlosta8 usual By consent, Rice .was allowed to retire for three 'min utes. v p " ' . j I The disorderly conduct of some of the j spectators had now .become so violent that the Chairman acknowledged his inability io preserve order .and called on the City Marshal for assistance. The Marshal or dered a squad policemen to enter the room: and on their 'arrival there was a marked change for the better. - A dozen 'different : motions ' , foe ' recess, &c -ere nnt and lost Bnt the liveliest of alln8Ued upon a of Bre w a mouon 01 urew 1 it,, inil nni .av na. vr(A Btil At T I ff yrm -1 .-1-- t,ma rrv... . j:i tiu s immediately gob- time." This motion was bled up " by the opposition and unanimous ly passed; .whereupon Aldermen JHoore, risnDiaierarpa-vapaaay pui Fishblate Adrian Rioefand "Canaday put on their haTs and 'retired"" from Che "lmme- on their haTs IndT retTre-oT from the lmme- ri VtJ th' Boar'dL ' ' BreWlnkon J I jnka and Hankma almost foamed at the 1 1 month with raireand disappointment at this I irfnmnt.'"nf' the ormositfcm. Brewmrton nntMthAmtA rnmA haV n1 Pt I in dem cheers aroun dis bode.' Hankins I . .1 d ..datvMde stinction tween de dif- fmf and 'Banks 'talked' Iob and earn- estiy.inJavor ot.BOthing. -Several .; mo- ti0na , were made.5 but the 1 Chairman de-1 ' fided e. Board; had .unanimous- Iv, resolved , to i vote on . nothing : until midnight, and he could not entertain any moti0n whatever. . Caught in . their own trip, beaten at their ewn game, the Wilson - I men were eiad to. persuade .the opposition I to resume their seats -"and compromise on recess until 9 o'clock. This rave'the mem-i about two hOTratreathine time - some - Mntr tht 1ad been nersistently1 and with - out reason denied them by those Aldermen who were'sctmsr as the frleids of- Wilson, and who. were encourageq by him in tneir disgusting course. :" 1 ! 1 I ' KIQHT SKSStAlT. : The Board re-assembled at 0 o'clock Aid. Rice moved severally that the Board ballot for a Clerk and Treasurer, and a Marshal, and that the Board take a recess until Tuesday noon. All three motions lost by a tie vote. i The 'Board 4 thii' proceeded to ballot for Mayor with the following result) . 12th Ballot.-Fot Adrian, 8; Wson, 5; Rice, 1; Canaday,!. Mr -M London, . the City Attorney then ; appeared before the Board, and by consent, vTtrtA , th. 6 propriety of - adjournment He said this farce of, keeping :up a tie vote O . K M m - .... that the Chairman call the meeting to order 15 minutes after the hour named. His sug gestions were made In the interest of the whole people of Wilmington not Jn the interest of any party or faction.' - .Mr.Xon1 don stated explicitly that Sir- 'Aldermen were required to constitute a quorum,, 'and that less 'than that Dumber could take no action legally M adjournment, "he said,' cool(jrinb prejudice .the. question y as to whether or not lJbe Mayor ould hold over. , , Pankina the ornate orator from the Fifth Ward, said:'! consquintly adjourned and I consquintly returned. ; i I, speck to stay all night and take a fresh holt in the mornin: consquintly no use for me to co home' and I slepp ( I don't, no.work , jto thei plghtj, consquintly .1. does roy.wors in, de day,".,,, , Banks .fought against ... adjournment! ;ou what he called, the , .' antagonistical jprinclw pie." , He - Ranted . to. stay J all. night,' send, f or : the Doctor if he got sick, and die and go before his God if necessary. It waa thev general Impresssloa that Banks was I speaking metaphorically. '1 - Aid. Fishbiate- said he didn't propose to 8tay'all iiieht' The fiVe Aldermen opposed to Wilson could go away : at any 1 moment and leave the Board without a quorum, and they, would do it if driven - to the necessity. Banks said to his "components" he'd like to see I a. man leave his wife's 'house without her consent W icirAL - ! Wise, wli6 was growing very weak in the nap. Wise showed wisdom in this,' but he didn't press his motion: Aid. Banks'- was glad to hear the City Attorney say we had a Mayor.' . Aid. Fish blate said there were two opinions on that subject .lie insisted that the Mayors term had expired..' The City Attorney said that question was not before, the Board; he, on- j ly gave it as his opinion that the Mayor held over.;? (- t '-;;!.-vV:5 i- Brewington said he had prepared himself die here in such a way as was becummin befo daylight; he proposed in his present condition to stay here and die afitin' for de mare. : He was not dead at last accounts, though it was said Wise had threatened to kill him if he . didn't continue voting for Wilson. .AldL Moore moved to take a recess until Tuesday at 8 A. M. Lost by the ' inevitable AJcL'Banks moved to ballot again for Mayor. Lost, ; Adrian, .Moore, - Fishblate, Canaday and Rice voting in the negative. 13th. Ballot. Moore, 4: Wilson, 5; Canaday, !, r : . ..; Hankins moved that each gentleman be confined to his cheer without de consent bb de Cheerman to leave.; , This motion be ing interpreted by the Chairman,. was lost by a tie vote. T t At this stage Of the proceedings' Aid. Moore received a written legal opinion to the effect that the Mayor could not hole! over, but it was not brought before the Board, the question not having arisen. ; :; ; The Board then proceeded to the 14th Ballot. Wilson, 5: Fishblate, 4; Cana day, 1. ,,t ";'; Alderman Wise said. "I move, if 1 can git a.seccun that we vote for the .MareJ Carried.' J-'il': -".. '" i ,i5TH. Ballot. Canaday, 5j Wilson, 5- aii .the Uonservauves and Messrs. uanaaay and Rice voting for Canaday. ; . u.-t-Su-, ICth Ballot. Hankins moved, to ; go into an eleetien for Mayor, which resulted: Wilson, 5; Adrian, 3; Hankins, 1; Rice, 1 no election. - i At the time our report closes, 1 o'clock Ai M., the Bored are still in sessioli, being no nearer the accomplishment of the object for which they assembled than they j were t noon yesterday, and ' with' the cheering , " . -i . rm, A 1 A lit. m... WifciV la M mt the gordian knot lias not yet appeared . . L--'.Z though there is no scarcity of great men on the Board. SBB4.r sl.ol Caaeerw I Those who wish to spend a pleasant even nrTinnM not 1am the concert to be riven by the Sunday Sihoolchildren. oftheFiront fctraetM. Tl Church thiaeTenin2. NoDains -h cto-maVa th iTir a eaatn afv vt ThooAvhn wm-a n fortunate' as to be present at the lfohtful entertainment 'riven by the chil- " . . . dre of this school last year will scarcely J need any urging to induce them to attend it Vtnnt Street Camrch'this' eveninir. Ad- KxrowDirecbuiiuiiu r.'JT1..,."" hiion freest A collection, however VrCl i,ft ikten uv for the benefit of the school. fc.fral Donation. v ' -;; : -1e ; geraniums : audi other ; beautiful flowers planted within the circle that sur rounds the Confederate Monument at Oak- I dale Cemetery were generously contributed 1 by.1 Mr. George .Lamb, florist of this city, 1 who made a similar contribution last season, which were destroyed by the severe winter weather. The liberality of Mr.' Lamb is duly ap preciated by the Ladies1 Memorial Associa- tion and cannot oe too nigniy commenaeu by all who feel interested in their work. ForDnplIn. ' r ' - Frank Southerland arrested at Rocky Point on the 6th inst, on a capias from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Duplin countyhargeawiin larceny, ana wnonas inra lieen confined 'in the county laii m this eity. ni k vn a iTMiaiMTfllM to. day, in charge of iDeputy Sheriff A. H. Morris, for the purpose of standing his trial before the Superior Court for .Duplin county. ' ' ' Tne Pee Iee on the Banapasre, ce ' The Pee Dee only lacked a foot of reach ing the "high water mark" of March, 1865, Montgome- same seen:1 at the Purcell House, is scenery, bold, ro - mantic and grand enough to vie with any in the State. The water power is also mag - nificent and bound to be valuable. u v' MAY 13. 1873. n I V.- J it Iel Dot.' 1 h'' ' ;'i n-.k-A Pleasant .yesterdayi Eain predicted for to-day ,7: Heavy hail storm. injColumbua county The schr. jEMier7i IfeC arrived at Bon ton from this port on.the6thi vif':r She schr. H. O. Fay arrived at 'New port from this port oil' the 8th. ' '- - London from this port on thei8th. -;The schr,! Lucy, Wngitf Arrived-.a Bath, Me., from this port on the Tt&jjutjt - r The Brig . Jeanetti (Dutch,) cleared from. Providence for this port on the 8th to load for Koteidam.Hv - fcnii ti '' i-ia5- : Another heavy rahi visited this section. on jSunday J afternobn, accompanied t)y cohsidefable'sprinkling of haiL' ' . :. John C. Henry, a worthy young mer- ant of Lilesville. - who, died Jasi Saturday, leM an iusurance policy in the f Wilniw- We learn that Rev. A. F; Dickson has resigned his position of Pastor of the First' Presbyterian church of this city and that the same has been accepted.-' . - Ji a - The steamer 'Alpha was furnished with a smoke ' stack ' yesterday ' to 1 supply '.the place of the one broken off by collision with' the bowsprit of a vessel on Saturday,. I; '' -' -7 It' is understoe4 that . trains On the Carolina Central Railroad will hereafter! run. to Stanback Crossing., 3 miles above Liles ville, delivering freight and ; mails at that poinf. '.V v., 's .:.'. :). i The remains of the lamented John A. Taylor, were followed to . their, last, resting place in- Oakedle Cemetery- yesterday, by a large number of j bis Borrowing relatives and friends. 1 : . ... - . 4 There is no . abatement . in the heavy freshet in the Cape Fear. 1 The; steamer J&ria State, yesterday, had some freight on ner which was carried up on' the last trip And which Capt Gieen 'was unable to land either in going up or coming down.' 1 The Babbath School of the First Pres-' byterian churchare .invited-to attend the Concert at the Front Street JIL E. .church this evening..-. . They will meet at their lec ture room at 8i x'clock and proceed in a body to tho place designated, i-v :: j. . j ? County CemvlMlemero.1 A meeting , of the Board, was held last evening. '. irix;.--: i.-v -' j-.-: . . It was ordered that a township tax be levied in Masonboro Township of 8 cents on the $100 valuation on real and personal property for township expenses." -" V ; ' ' "A few applications in regard to' bridges on county roads were referred to the Com mittee on Roads and Bridges. . ,V 5 ' " A Committee of two, 'consisting of the Chairman and , (Commissioner Morris,' ; was appointed to settle with Dr Jigott Tax Col lectorj for taxes ; collected,iA 1872.-; '.; :. u ,K Vollers, -Mppre'g Creek. N. B. Yin- cent, Wilmington, H.1 Brown. .Leesburg. and L. Yollers, Wilmington, were granted licenses to retail spiritous liquors.. i The contract for painting the county jail was awarded toJr..A. Parker, for 192. The Finance Committee reported the purchase o 4,700 bond at 97 of P. H. Langdon,. amointing in- the .aggregate to The Board adjourned.' -s.t.'.iiV H .The Ladies' Memorials Association,. aa Bureli that all who aided them in the ob servance of Memorial Day 'were prompted by m desire to perpetuate the memories of the Confederate dead in rendering honors due them, nevertheless desire to return their thanks to the Chaplain' for appropriate ser vices, to the. orator for his eloqueat and feeling address, to the ladies and gentlemen who furnished '.the "Charming and ; appro priate music for their extreme kindness in complying! With the request of ' the Associa tion, to the Chief Marshal and his efficient assistants for so ordering the procession and conducting the exercises of, the day as to .cause . satisfaction , to; all, who - partici pated, to Mr. P. Heinsberger for the use. of an organ, and to Mr. Webb and Mr.-Jjamb for their contributions of plants and flowers.. J Also to MrilTonj the' Superintendent of Oakdale Cemeteryrior. the polite and effi cient manner he oemplied on Ahia occasion, as heretofore, with the desires of the ladies in the prosecution of their, labors. -; .. Freaiiet;.'';'.-'!; " ' ''' ; We learn ; that the freshet in Roanoke River is higher now than it has bsen for a number of years. A special in the Petenh burg ' Index says , it lacks only four and a half feet of touching thej&aboardand Roanoke Bridge. . It was still rising, at last accounts with great rapidity,, and danger Is apprehended., v - ; '. : The pupils and friends ' of Misses Burr and James' school had a delightful, pic-nic at liuton yesteraay. f inere were a large I numDer 0f ladies present, the day was fine and all en joyed themselves to perfection. a Cammlttd for Han-raymeni oi vnm. Hamuel nurst coiorea. cnarBea wim committing an assault and battery on Che person of his wife, on Saturday last, had a hearing before Justice E. B. Woodford, yesterdayj and was1 committed to jail for. non-payment of the costs. , r XlieI.UwrrmeCreseeiii.:'.'',;'-:- ':J ' We are requested to state thai the Liles- yjHe Creectnt will appear 'about- the 1st of 1 June and that the editors' acknowledge the 1 courtesy oi tnose wno nave already shown I their friendship and good 'will by sending 1 exchanges. We are glad to learn that the I success of the Orescent has been assured. : . . WHOLE .N0: li17'4o! Great Deatrnetlea to'tbe Fralt Crop-t- t CoMdltlonof Other Cropf.-R: ; A gentleman ojf ' Anson, 5 who', last week visited. Stanly, Montgomery, ( Rowan ap4 Davidson counties, wntes us tnat me iron in that section, and also in Davie iind Yadj kincounties, is , almost totally . '4estr9yed The wheat is looking well, though much in the Yadkin and Pee 4 Dee valleys, was in jured by the late .freshet .Corn is small and .backward.! "Signs of thevisit pf'jtaok Frost are very plainly discernible ; jin,, th lorewFj. -.;- ..f .1 ........ u '. - Bxearslea Dewet'tlae XtlTer.'.-'sii tul Those ; interested, should not f ofget i the exeursioni for tiie benefit 1 of the Sunday School of Fifth Street M. E.Church, which takes place on the Steamer Fiecamati 'to morrow The -boat-will leave the wharf foot of Market Street at 8 o'clock precisely "its I J.f -ij.ii.ia tni". CITY ITEMS. PoBTroHSnTh aale of dry good; Jtc4 that was to have takeaplaea last Frilay will com off at the. 8ala fiooma et Means. Cronly 4 Morrla thta Panrrnre box. We haye Jnst recelTod a stock of' Heijra Iak for mnuaec mae, put ap package of SS poonda Mch. ; Cash or C. O. .JL. orders promptly ailed. Price 15 centi per pound. 'li.i.k l Book BnroraT. ThMorhii Srla Boole BUd: cry does all kinds of Binding and Ruling in a work-" wan Hire manner, and at reaaonable pricee. Mer chant and othera needing Becelpt Books, , or other work, mar rely on promptness 1n the execution of theirorden.' ' k .--nviir-'::..-is. iv Psnmira Papib. Wo hare now In atock over SOO reams "of news' paper, size 'Ux$&,' weight SO tu per ream: It la goed, rag paper, and will bo sold,' to lots to Fralt, tot oaah, or sent by express G. O. D. i ) The conaolldattoa of the Carolina Farmer and tbe WMily Star haying largely increased the clrculatioh of the latter, adrertlaera .wlll find It an admirable medium of communication with the farmer and planter of the two Ciuolinaa. : :;' ? ' '.' 1 ' Jon Panrmraa-W call th: attention of mer chants, clerk of courts, sheriffs, lawyer, railroad and steamship officer and agent, and aQ .other haying order for printing, to the facilities offered ai tho Mobjtoo Stab PMHrnra Estamjbhwnt for the prompt and faithful : execution . of alt- kmd ' of Job , Eanrrnfo. We can furnish at abort notice rds,BiIJ-nedXltter-Hela,;l Ticket. Blanks, PampkVsta Tags, Hand-Bflla, Cata- logaes. Bins of Fare, Bhow-BIlls, Check, Drafts, Ac, Ac , Satisfaction guaranteed. ' " " '. '. ..'! Hon on! great Pill of Ayer, roll on! i Through mile emboweled roll! -4 - v . Boll on! ... " ; " r- - r : --b.-im l ' . Through those whose ltrers chafe the soul! , Through those whose feeble stomach faUl' j ' i Through mesentsries waxen pale! . .'" I,. ' Through all who lire in ache and all! ' . ' " ' ' ; ..-BverroUoa! ; ; '-ii ?no3. Ron o'er the prairie of the naUon, i r. ; . . For the sick and ill of erery station! . ' Boll down the Andes towering mountains! : . ' Roll oyer Afric's golden fountains! ii ' Through India and the Chersonese! ' Through distant isles of Japanese! ' -'''- , Whereyer dwells a sinking heart I-.., ' : . I RoU on to do your mighty part,1 , . 1 :?v i. Ayer'a Pills, ont-toamfor OeCiUi? ' special; notices. ;;; 'i'l j 31e Wilmington Trust Co. SAVINGS BANK f . :': t Is not open fbr Bnsincss at its -tBajitiriiig House, ; OH MA 11 K E T 8 T It E E X, Between Front and Second Street. J- Ho - 51'' t&aj&et 'Street f aaayia-Sw f,;t ...KETV',;ApyEBTOEMElTST;;'" vnuflical.1' 4-; I PLEASURB to her, take to advise US jpuhlie who are desirous ot Durcbasin Musical lustra- tnenta, that the Ltre Book Store exhibits Instru ments that for power, purity! sweetness and singing Quality, combined with design, finish aad durability, ., are unaarpeswsd by any other Instruments manufac tured. The Piano In stock upon their excellence alone, haye attained " unprecedented pre-eminence" that pronoonees them uarrrallad. .'.. t-a. i By examination, u Which 1 inyited," yon will bo blessed In the purchase of any Instrument, a satis faction s jraaranUedv ' i -.'.'j '. r jo -f ir. 1 t3W AlfPianos warranted for five years. Pianos, Organ and other Musical Instruments ', i iM 'K:X .-, v v ' r HEINSBERGEB'S: maylS-tf lire Book and Mfasio Store.' Bnnday School Concert. fpHE STJND AT SCHOOL OF THE FIRST FRES-' LL byterian Church is mylted to attend a Concert at the Frost Street HethodisCChurch, this (T 'USL DAT) evening, 18th inst- -' -" The School will meet at their Lecture! Room, at TX o'clock, and proceed in a body to the Methodist Chorch.." '..;.:..- -j v ; h hi SAM1, NORTHROP, , i may lS-lt , Superintendent ' Church1 Organs '. ' , .-'',' "a specIaIfTx. . J;". PlAKCfl 1KD Eito Obgxks TUKTO AlTO BJOTiktS by Prof. R. LOOMIS, residence at Mr. Pickett's, Market street. My reputation and experience is second to none. naying ior a series or years tanea A. . 1 .T. ? . 3 o. . some of the largest- Refer to Mr. Pickets ax ino UDim dimw, mayl8-lt -. H St. John's Lodge No. 1 , !ii!.'-.'u; F. V A. II. ;; . '. ' '.' i- SPECIAL COMMUNICATION THIS (Tues jl day) erenlng, at 8 o'clock. ; , ,,. .., . By order of the W. M. . '. : l i-y-i' Wm. M. POISSON, 8ecf r. ' St. Joan's Hall, May IS, 1873U , .. fTX FRONT-STREET, KK'i'W rN M'ygyr VS ana urangs, on yesterday, an ; ; AjronFrCiit of Blact Bapress Cloti. . .!.:.;. ... - . : i -i . The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this of fice. ; maylWt UNTIL THE 1ST OF JUNE TTTE WILL SELL OUR LARGE AND WELL IT 0 SELECTED STOCKTOF i Boots and Shoes : AT IIEDUCJ3D PRICES Ladies' Fin Booto and Slipper 1 . Cblldrsa's Fan- . cy Shoe I lnranu' BUppers I Gentlemen's Dree Boot Qattera! AllMaiB to cr Order ail famitsl DUDLEY A ELLIS, may t-8wnae jgn oi tne ng itooi, iSo. 41 Market street. BATES OF ADVERTISINe..- On Square on diy.-.M,-.o-1... -v,ai. .wo&.-yitA.-.iv i........r.tt 00 three Gys..........,. -.. 00 four day.. r. ..' a 50 flye day.. ........ ..r ... a 00 one week.-..iAi,wii;w ..I 55 Two weeks..... 00 Threawwks.,i..4t:Yi.MM Cn month...... ....... 8 w Two month - tt i Three HMmth.-.ii.Ai. i k mi six months as oo t 1 .Oneyear.w..j...i.....i.;t..0f DO r2f Contract AdTerUsemenU taken at propor- uiijesdmated as a -fiiarter-coluikh; and tonsqnasesaaaluU'-ookiiasvi .1. xu j j . - .a vi Great Indiwcmcntas U K0 PfiEPiRED TO llEET" J.fJ - the demands of .., pyi.ii") .'i ;irT"i: )'Hw 'Q'iv 1" i-H,.l O003DS1 'to J:H wfi uy'reojt'an .!? l fvi:-.;f-' ' adfrlendi ! u it; iO DEFORE PURCHASING IN THIS MARIXT " ''ta- examine'Sry atacit, wUca i 0 V ' ''lii1 Ladies' 3: DitititEAit- Rfitf aStaBle;' rail1; Domestic "feiiis ., r , , IN TUB LINK, , ... . ' ' viji )'h. ,. - i;jTl . :..;i,;ii'i: and by so doing you will find a Regular Assortment ;: 'ti . - , ' and, wlta- 'ji - y;r: ; DKSIBABLg fATMJia,'Vcnt FABRICS, :"Forlilttie'M6neyf .. " . and fair dealing, . V Ton will undoubtedly be Satisfied :: i'.', r.J Dry G666:Emporm 17 i I m i ngfori C . -Mayl-tf.iri;:iuv ijwtJ fjyccJ iIt .r, npKAVELINO BAGS, VAXISES,, SADDLES, jl .uaroase, jjnaie, marangmies, uousrs, turn Trace Chains, Whips, Bpprs, Iog Collars, Shammoi Bldns, Leather, Feather Duetara. Jl Grease, Sad dlery Hardware. Also a large lot of second-hand Saddlery Goods. , . . - . J,g.Touhsusa ScC:s ... .-."- -i ,. jgj fXiulh Front Bt, j nayS-tfaaol j-io.i ; vWllinlwtaat N.l ' j ' . ! MISCELtiANEOtTS." " IirStore!lnrStory;r il.000 8PIBIT CAKS! 4 QVTONS HOOP IR9N,; .j v.) i. JQQ BOXEXX S. SJDES AND,SSOyiJDSSS : , QQ BOXES SMOKED 8H)E9 BgOOTJJERS, 2QQ bbia rogBV ;::r:r I'lrrji1 ."r JOK BBLS jaROSENB OjX,X h;AUtwu gQQ CASES SCHNAPPS," J uUu4 jgQ BBL8 WB1SXX7; e BOXES' CHEESE, : '' 2QQ GROSS MATCHES, 10,000 8ACK8 SALT. ' OCA CASEslpTTERS. K0 ZEQS NAILS,. , , i)J"i 'c. i i! 5 i i?-".."-;iH .. I OA Bbia Baags, 150 Bbia Sugar, 400 Sacka Coffee, ij t I ' ,. im v h;i .;ivii.r-t -..n ,. IRA HHDS AND BBLS CUBA MOLASSES, . JUIl!.' ' ' ' "' ; .'i .va -' gQ HHDS AND BBLS & H. MOLASSES, 5 0 0 BbI Qoldmrieec'S3rn'p?3?hhu:cir-0- 6 A jfjt Boxes Soap, M0 BoWald BSi fccl) j25Q DOZEN BUCrarrS, aMBOXEdCANDTt1' 1 J 2qq ; iBia ii)wvirww roraaieby w. kekchnk, . lmi t- at, M aad at Jiect WaterSt. T'jnke or Durnam" 8KEOK1NO TOBACCO t mi' T EMANDS TOUR ATTENTION "Vfhj1; mayll-tf -t .... Tohaecesitst. MesiCo'ttcil BattiirDistillerieine A FULL'SUPPLT bF EACH CdNSTANTLT ON ' J ...!t ..: -..i-'j i-.'i iy.i I :n vtR i . t.. .... . ... ... ... i a- kad and for sale. !Ul 1 may ll-St , . . DxROSSET Jt CO. i i ;. Vn'i. , i, ; . NOVELTY P ,6 1 1 a r, f!S tro r e ::. ediesdayj:'.;.;.:.; maylO-td . . , , . , , .. . HorUL Carolina Bacon; Tirem Lard. 4 000 MSNvc-BATONBMSiIDESANn SbOtoaelirahfff amaS lot or - PURE VIRGINIA lLRiy foV'Ssiiy? . may ll-St DxROSSET A CO. Eoe Herring,' S. H. Sjrup. 1 !t IjEDIE ROANOKE BOX HXRETNO, K KEGS, r i,.r.i.-..,' .'' " ASB--'rj . u :T)ii :;.. BBLS S. H. 8TRUP In store and for sale. 1 ' 50 may ll-St fir; Vii'.'- si,- DxROSSET A CO. Ropes and Cordage 1 ; O' AXL KIND'S AT lTar4witri-;r.;!,! : ..; GILES MURCHISON. i mayll-tf , s.;; Salt! Caltl'iSalt! it 32.900 BACKS AMXIUCAN AND n " LIVESPOOL GROUND ALUM ' Aad WortUngtoa FINE SALT, ' ' ; ' ' t S-t.;;;.1 i.i -, WniARP BROS, r t !'F6r Sale or. Rent. TIX)R 8ALK, a rery flno Arable-barreled breach J?-loading SHOT tiUN with e-"'--n-r-)ts, also, thoTcmgb-bred, well broke POLili DOO, 15 ' months old. Terms moderate. Address Post ON ' Ilea box, No, 138. MaylSpAev 5
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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