InOMTHTG STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILx, BY
kith or MTMcsimox.
in adTance (by main.
...tTflO
Six montM, in
advance ( '
) S 50
).... 00
Three moni
advance ( '
nhVriCTdeiivered iny part of thl
Wfteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are
not auttaorired to collect for more than 3 months in,
advance. , .
' OUTLINES. .
Yesterday at Sacramento, CaL, ike fast
est time ever made was five beats in 8 :4X,
horse Thad' Stevens ' winner. Eu
genie predicts that France, Austria and the
Pope Will RgalU wmo iu uio uuui, Mtci kuo
restoration of Napoleon. She acknowl
edges her visit to France is politicaL -r
Reports are coming irr from the great storm
in the Northwest. - New comet dis
covered at Vienna! j Amos West,
. rreatest dentist in the world, died in Syra
cuse, N. Y. Family fend in Win
chester," Va., and mother andone of her sons
fatally wounded. 77- A man at Pioche,
Nevada, mortallj' wouttded five men.
Butfalo-haa been earthquaked two days.'
Cariista bfcekade Vfch. ) - Bank of
England forgers to be tried at the Old
Bailey in August Shah gave $20,000
to the servants and police of Buckingham
Palace. - International Commission on
- Ox TlAnnanlwoaia Mtittrfs mr.A
ooaraoveaxuc
lowstone expedition doing well." J$ew
York markets: Cotton,' 21c.; turpentine,
4044c; rosin, quiet at $2.75; gold 115
115. - - - Inmaitateamer City of Wash
iagton went ashore -near - Sambro light,
Saturday, but all were saved. ,
CONFEDBBATB1 SUUVIVOK8
HKJSTlNCilN lBEOBLtCOIINTY. :
Statesviile and 'Iredell co'unty; cel-
Crated the 4th bv holding a meetint?
of survivors f rota: ,the . army,
a a vw , uu , ui iu jj a aj w
purpose was declared to be to. pre
serve a record of the dead of Iredell's
soldiers in tlje 1 late war. Capt. T. . S.
Tucker presided and CoL Charles li.
Jones, editor of the jTntelligencert
acted i as .Secretary. Maj. W.. . M
Robbing. M. C, from that distrtct,'
offered a series of resolutions which
were adopted. These declare the
purpose - of the -organization, that it
ihas no sectional aim, that a ;central
tcommitte of five be appointed to col
lect and prepare matter for publica
tion, that the person in each school
district ahall gather up and transmit
to the Central .committee 1 all infor
mation in reference --tof the men of
the respective districts, that the i.pecjs
pie of aister countiea are invited to
aid Iredell in her work, . that county
promising to extend assistance where
possible 'to 'other counties, that a
committee of. three be appointed to
issue aii i address, settio forth objects
of inquiry :wdcnrging general co-op-cration,and
that a committee of five
nL.II; kn lnfliiMiofful r lMff PAnatL
4 , 1 - I
bUblVru uuu fcw -am n o av mm -
jr-laws for a permanent
ite vSoldien Organiza-:
ex-Confederate-
tion. V,i:vrz.Sv?Hi " ' ": I
GXJirL, A i7onor.J
able statesman- Hon. Abram - W.
Venablip, by Capt.: Taylor Martin
, and by Maj. W. M. Robbins. J , 1
; These' proceedings we gather 'from
the full report which we find in the
iStatesville Intelligencer, received last
soight. " .. "1" - " .
Thus Iredell is . ahead in the noble
undertaking of collecting arid pre-;
paring matter for . a war history, of
the State.:;What- county will come
next?- What ' tire- the ' snryiyors in
New Hanover and neighboring conn
ties doing! JLet the work go on.v?;
-. eeitCKAA.K WIArO.IS-BRCTAI.
Ort "Pridav - msrht Ea" young iriariC
named 7est of .unbleniished reputa
. tion and aroiab dbposition, waashot
ui rarespeMe;piUlaT saloon in
Charlestons by.anotber; youth in eom"r
pany with his brother arid,two other,
companions who, did not.: attempt to
nMt7n ,Art;Ww- Tli oaaanlh
tiw, --'---
was unpfoyokeAhd the murder
AdeUberatCly execnied.6ung
-was simply a quiet spectator.-Young
TJoffua addressing, insulting language-1
to hun, struck ana then snot; mm, j
from mlatsbU died in a few moments.
This ia not all of the mormnemt'omy
i. 4 i ii A frm
n1Z
Wtre-tery tbwile, a
aamuy named A.itue .were at .oreait
tfast, on Saturday, a f end broke put,;
ILycargas emmenced firing1 nj four
wnen iwo Mifna . .hmucu vouai
tWa-- i..,:. tb
ing being returned bj the other fons.
rZ"J
mnded, eapture4 04
Oscar was wonhdedL etaptured Ao4
' a r- - v -'
sent, to :jvL I Ahoiber: Ma'll0ied'.
Clinton was wounded, as well A the
..mothe. Clinton died Saturday evep
ing and the mother will die. 1 1
ere are three ; murders growing
it of the practice of carrying con-
- cealed weapons. A youth has j ust as
:much use fora cobra ia his bosom, as
he has for apistoL : ;
A STATE OBANOB
-Of the .Pfttrona of Husbandry -wiUJ
rproDably .be' formed :
to-morrow m
Thus' two creat ! State' institutions,
the Farmers and the -Teachers' cojun
cils;' VilUbe"inaugnrated the same
day. ' '"' ' ! s ' :'
VOL; XII.--NO.r01.
TMK STATJS EDUCATIONAL COIf-1
Assembles to-morrow in Raleigh! The
proceedings will be read with great!
interest, Some of oa toost eminent'
d ucp tors will at teucL .
NEW, AnVBISTISBaiEJfTS.
R.J3Kbwma 4s fiQ-Notice,
F. W. Keschkeb. Bacon,
PqrL'&C
MTTJ&ONWr. AucUon r )
P.' HESBKSRjEK-Onr&ns.
-3
A Colored. TTasaam Foaad. Oead Jury I
oTlnqneatTiM.yerttet, &e. r
ut ounaay aiiernoon, . soonY auer ,.tne 1
storm had passed over this ' city" a colored 1.
vnmn tsr tviv namayvr n.f in; a aM4 i
- I
annni tmn tniMi Tmm tha wituiiinMi
f:V?ri
of her daughter to visit some of ber' rela
tives at the Young plantation near this city
Rafter casfcgHilto4 Bridga. she was
taken suddenly-illand meeting some'per-'
sons -oo'' the - road she. informed them of
Tier c condiUon and requested them .to
assist" her w tmr. way.-- They . render
ed her- What aid - they7- could until meet-:
ing with y another - party, who ' agreed
to assume the respoasibUity of conducting
her to her desUnation.) Pretty 80on3dwi
ever, she became so exhausted that they
could get no further with lier And she was
P1 in a comfortable posidonon th6side
to apprise ber friends of her condition and
whereabouts, ' Assistance was sent to her.
but when her friends arrived at the spot
designated it was found that the poor wo-
man had died during the interval fmdher j
corpse was found at the loot ot taerauxoaa I
embankment where it had rolled- when the
breath left - her body.' ' This was about 8
o'clock Sunday. J night' Her. friends re
mained by the body until yesterday morn
ing, when Coroner Hewlett was notified,
who summoned a jury and held an inquest
at 10 A..M. After a thorough exnmi nation
intd all the, circumktances I attending the
death of 'the unfortunate woman, a verdict
was rendered that deceased 'came to her
death from causes unknown to the jury.
i ne ooay was iounu aoout bhh fa oiue i
-it:.i-vjj...ii-w- .-.' - ; I
iromuieflnase. , .
BIayora Court
f; The following caaes were disposed of
yesterday morning:
: Sarah Roy, charged with being drunk and
disorderly- on the streets! on' Thursday
night last, was found guilty and sentenced
to pay a fine of $20 and cost&-
Eliza Faison, charged ..with being-drunk
and 'loafing - on the- streets, 'was,., found
guilry. Judgment suspended on the pay-
mentof costs. ' h:i43Z.-Zt-."?f-- ;
Sam Goodson, charged with stealing a
douWe-bartel gun, the property t of Geo.
,03 required to give security in
bejsumof $10T) for. appeatanw
next term of the.Superior Court
E. J. Hancock. M. E. ThompsonT'C.
Wallace, C. Payne, Jaa v Turner and I.
Herring, charged with bathing In the river
wfthm the city limits. Judgment for one-.
half, the penalty and; costs in the cases of
Hancock Tnrrierv and Hernng. The
others requirad-C to pay jtte enalr and
costs. -:ri ,
rCarrie.Felton, charged with cursing, che
orderiy conduct and drunkenness on the
atreeta on Saturday night - last, was found
guilty aud required to j?ay a fine of 20 and
the costs.' -" 7 : ;, ' ; '
- John Merrick, charged with! being dis
orderly, resisting a police ofllcer and draw
ing aknlfe
over until
throp Cuniming's1 MHI when a yessel
came near the wharf and a line was thrown
ashore. The: rope struck: the boy and
knocked him overboard. The little feUow,.j
rose to the surface, struggled a lew mo
ments' and again sank. Johnnie Daniel,
son oi jura, vr. r
dose at hand, : and lading tttiifrboy
I ormld inevitablv drown iinless assistance
i i -
lwaCpmptiy r
- ..'aasi-i: fift'iiaxaBaliai.alav-
rogo tb the surface the secesd
time and kept nis neaa aoove wawr- uum i
Capt ;W. 1L N)rthrop rescued . J
anactorJieroismtooereQirapiewup
tobeleftrecorded.
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aSMtiatBtlaaWarkjaavae
1 ;;AwUtesaaor by the name of Jas. Xiichois,
i uiobeluik v;u. v. .,. 7--
ftoWMttottoXflAiowJ
ago to serve out tae amount y4
disorderly conduct, was brooght ln
day at the request of CaptKey, who was
J mhnnt .i-vinir nort knd wished ; to take 1;
J .1 -.:. - nnrtand Vwished to take
1 r-- -o ar - .... ... i 1
hois w&lk lulmolBtMysenttnf to paye
Inne. ; Kichols, however, rerasea w go on
board andwasfeonseqnently locked' up in
the Guard House until he can be returned
to hUpld quarters. ' :
The commencement exercises 01 Liutner-
Jmt iT'Amata Seminary; at Lutherville, Bal-
timore conntyi Md.; took laee on the 1st
insL The exercisos were commenced by
the Rev. G. D- JJernneimj 01 uaa
ytte 0.! Bernhekn,
Among the essays reaa on uw ocua.-
. . , ...
u7The Social Element m Mari;M
apli
and she LaIao partieipaiea us
on wnxFMnny..vaseonunueo: i ouent Bpeecn, m wnicn ne sraieaxnoKn asnteneed'td aa fine of tlO I r. tiarreu Becona Livisiott jjitw warovtscs i ?...r-?. Aiie. otaie wrance. . x-awrons 01. For sale y . .. f. w.
iniH TTllirninir i 7 S -. ...... I WlUIJTWeU Haul , lUUXalCU . UUh Ullat XJC UBU 1 J a.r .ami jrrT.A VoMa , a I af XMJ. a-. SjtrvtS mUVTlim. - , :- A uuovauvui naa av vituutuvu ua ammviku I
HarateAo - toUke Be IM?ejo Jo fine frenzy 1 gnbBe4ttefltly remitted at the request of the . , A number of parties were exemptedfroin , ruLki XftrtJlCfi " ' "- ' UalS, Sulf, "RlIuTM HuIIIS.
X ?Lr - Hn rolling, but he didnt become jackar i. kIj ir , v , -7 poU-tax for reasons satisfactory to the The poorert stand c tonaw for
A few days since a small colored, bp ' ' - ft I piamurr. jn ine sum, , i 4 . uy: -.. ;, ;J .- six-miles around Milton JeVerseem .thinks I o n aa bushels oats,
Li ii.si' ..rf .i Umh. .itm. t. neTerthe8S- J t l ' " f; anr QoedmanL 'colored. "Chareed with Board.. , (, . . ; . i i . .r th - . .... I O.UUU i5 v
waa va tuu w aiiaa aw " www .
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WILMINGTON,
., OIIB CITV FATHERS 1 i
Spetl Senler:of the Board., of Aide r-
j laea-'A BaiT and a Kttrelr Bfeetlae
Jaeb the Wlse Jttaa mm Tl Great
Uealauert'ir Yon want to Ilavf
a Good Time, lne tlie Street Carts
Alderman Bank Peanrailr JTaek-
aMperat4 He Aapeara In hl
The Board of Aldermen ntet' in special
3ott yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock..
At ieas" th& meeting-wus calfed at Jhai
nour, but owing to delay caused joy the
w lison lacttoa, who aeid a caucus j in t$e
cart-house near the county- jail, the-' Board
was not called to order until 4f o'clock.' "
" , , , v . , VJH5USU .xuuas i
IW j! Jh? tae? -e I
""u ",1j0 vu uua pauis tutu xcoi,
announced that he' appeared there in his
uiiiuuu iul ,HA aairpri in an anmm 1
"l.
Vn raU J
man nprj-wuri tan meeting was caiiea ior. i
when he was declared out of
quested to take his seat, ; .
On motion, the Board proceeded to the
election of First and Second Captains and
Sergeants of PoKce with, the following re
sult Q &
FmsrCAPTAfii-ljoha Flttgorald, 6 votes;
Henry Kuhi; C i : ' . ..
Sscokd CASTAiK--Rxbert II. ' Brown, 7 ;
H. Kuhl2:T. H. Bmith. l.!
LlJiBJ&S!!
Alderman Bants here arose, with tragic
air and fearful "voice, and "said if he were
Euhl he wouldn't have the position to
which he was elected. Being clearly-.out
of order, he was required by .the ',' Mayor to
: take'hls seat
Alderman Wilson then- seized hischa-
peahx and started t leave," remarking that !
ne naa unporuni businesa f put tiie JMyor
informing him that he could . not; . leave ,
-without , pennissibn "of J&k 1 Board, the Al
derman replaced his hat and dropped into
his chair with a -degree of recklessness that
excited the admiration of every individual j
in the room. . . . .
,1'Paraou Banks agam became jackassper-!
ated and declared that a swindle was going 1
t ii :. .. . t
on, and he wouldn't stand it His general
conduct was so decidedly out of . the line of
a preacher that the Mayor felt constrained
umw. um, vw" i,uuuuwu
vimooU with n.n.hr i,t v.
rv.
compeueu 10 nave mm ejecieu irom umj
room. The Parson then put on his assumed
nb of " Oily Gammon rolled his R-swith
t
much pathos,' begged pardon, and retired to
the seclusion of his 'Slishabffls."
The Hoard then went into the election' of I
. Second and Third Sergeants, with the fol- j
lowing result: t . :-a. - .y j "
Second Sebgeast Lewis Kixon, 1 '6;
John Evangelist, 4.
Tnnrn t Sebqkakt John Evangelist, 7;
two. votes blank, the Wilson men becoming
badly demoralized. Wilson was excused
from voting on this ballot, out of regard for
Ae excited condition'of his nervous system,
JUdernian Banks became gackpeTated
again, and indulged in more language uife
becoming an Alderman! He said he hadn't
voted willingly for anybody, and went on
With a tirade about ' swindling and gag
ging," his character; of, u Oily Gainmon"
being .tost eight, of entirely. The- Parson
showed very plainly that he had f uHy the
amount of venom possessed by the average
human being. ; He, was repeatedly called to
order both by Aldermen and the Mayor, the
latter finally having to call in a policeman
and to Inform the unamiable Parson that he
would have him removed from the room if
he did not desist . '
Alderman Brewington, - too, gave venrte
bia mtrlotiei arfor inft vervornate BJidelo.l
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The curtain now rose on the great act in
the drama, Alderman Jacob the Wise Man
appearing in bi famous role of The Great
Beslgner. ' He advanced to ie footlights
Amepnori9i, J;: T"1
mm, lmM.mi ""
i be, 0b dta Bode.?. Quicker than the swoop
V facok motioti to accept and
I . - Li rLI .i.r-L
i more suaaen ana more u
the:
fcoQint swindle' him, and was aboatto
repeat "the oldold atory,' when the Mayor
flie pstiferoua parson, positively and Anal-
if his bad cnfe; were : repeated
iWOuld; place ' Mm, Jn7: custody of the
Lonlcen The Parson appeared againis his
character of "OnyjQammon, land, otn-
; iseu tu ucpuii uuuku wu wvtwji
Before retreating tQ;his ' "dishabills,- how:
ever, ne saw ne "wouiurauiBrpruocBUB
U. .VwIlAj? i AAJCA w r V aw VvumuuuoMiUf ,
Thanks seemed to think the "contaminated",
I M, a c ani . an ."dkL 'fivervbodv else
tpreaeniortAai&iattari O
Hiram Hannibal Hawkins, tile gorgeous
r.H iTnnfHnative orator from the JTifUH
Ward, then got upon his pins and inquired
if he could resign hxfavor of Capt. Jno. L.
Holmes vHei was greeted by a very de-r
monstrative 'yesi" but the tiling hooking
too serious for HrHrH.,4 the Gorgeous and
Imaginative,, he said he only axed . for hv
formation.
bjcotjiab BUSINESS.
.'-i1:
- i s
Thff f Aldermanic pot having graduaUy ,
borne down from a furious boil fc a, com-
paratiyely moderate simm
huslness was transacted 'decently audi.
1 ,f nv wJcassneration::
- . , ,-.-r-, i I i,. i '- . . ;0 - ... . . 1 O J ' - : I . . 1 'i '.i 4pW j'fc. : ,4?' - - - ,4" -Wit..- ilnl.Olff..;. . v-f 'B d Ml NrwHi
o- - i .-s e.i,i -o oo- . i uiu uia aaiv uuc, iwncici,. naa . r .u- ? I . r ' m- r.t t - l 1
. N.-C;,: TUESDAY,
pended policemen who might be reinstated
should receive pay from, the date' of their
I suspension.' Alderman Banks moved that I
t. Vl.i'l. l.r--j'J
3Jr eriuH
net; but this wasjbst
. The dog .ordinance vas passed. Taxes
purps of the male persuasion $1 00, and.
those of the female persuasion 2 00; $3 0Q I
forxelease from pound when captured with
out badge:, to.be.killed if HQt redeemed in
48 hours; half-fine for release of, dogs whose
badges have been lost, if impounded. Al-
derman Brewingtpp. suggested with much
pats that ,"50 cent ware enough, ft
door, and ai 00 fnr & sha drvcr-" but the Ufl-
TOOT. - - .. .. . 1
appreciative Aldermen didn't seem tpthlnK
Brewiagton's ( aoqk)gical ' attainments suf-
qk)gical ' attainments suf- very larg: one under her.; cooking stove a
Uie adopUon of his sugges- 'few eyenings ago and disjatche,d him.- '' -t
"by the Board.M t ,. .rMessrs. X IL Jlyrover .& ,Ca, we
. " '
i VO"egiJraycians ana Burgeons
i i. " '.jfj.- l
? ueciu,ea 10 rWrir-A
tt t wt"t i'ttt" " -""e i
ine contract, was passeo. . , -. 17;
lie; report ' of the' Board , of .Assessors
being called for, the Quurman, $L Cronlr,
Esq stated that the City Assessors and Mr.
iqners; had been.
on a common assessment; ; when, on motion
of, Aldennan Wilson, the question was re
ferred to a committee to report at the ad-
jjooji. meeting thisyeningj"? This. -com- j
mittee consists of the Mayor and Alderman
Wilson. The difference between the two
assessments bi said to be about $ 40,000, and
relates chiefly, to .first-class dwellings, and
the Increase is made, by the County Com-
;missionfer3-J
The petiUon of Mrs. ilrP.. BotlrwelVtofatenpont cashe
K rlana3 -frrtrri far ffnr nn firhrn1
house, was granted- . : '. I '''
r v . mvHHvw .vbm i vh - -
:Petilitt pf Meginney, eomplaining of
city alables as a nuisance, .referred to!
Committee on Fire Department f ' ' ll
i . Hfitition of tlnvlrra of PJtW watrona annrO-
priately; I referred.' ; Also,
Ti Pette wav and others.
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Wuianteforgas lamp iit front --of h resi-
dence. c-S UmiMm4
Cornplaint3mregardtobm-postmg,refer;
red to-Ckfannnen Ordmancesi'a
uvuvi-niun nauum uuunw i ptviv-
wbiks, roierreu iu uumuuuecus ovrccva mm
I r. , i-.r .-I - fi: .
namw-;". : : I f
1 - The Mayor reported that a number ol
I nergnna had madft comhlalnt that a house
m r - ' - -i 1 ,
now buUdrng was unsafe and dange
the walls being very thin; and the question
was referred' to the Committee on' Fire De
partment, with power to act. -j . . ;, ;r
A bid of the City Assessors, for, 78 days
services each at $5.00 per day, was referred
to the proper committee. :v?;' hs e; . y
On' motion JrOf Alderman' Flshblate, the
Rules of Order ireprteditt a previous meet
ing were adopted, and the Clerk authorized
to have0 copies printed. t i '
Alderman Brewinron moved to reinstate
policeman R. H, Leak, u
pended list; brt.Aldernian
now on the sn
Moore "stopped
the leak"; by moving to refer to the Commit
tee on Policewhicn was carried. J
, On, motion, t was resolved that all appli
cations jtor positions on the police be refer
red, to the Committee on Polk. : And then
,ilir(Mlia4lim il-UmmMl TnAflt lhl
evening,' 'at '8 6'clock, -haviBg done more
at m - . S .11
preyious meetings of the new Board com-
bined. ' ' ; -: --'f:l ' ' -
Blaclatrate's Cavrt.'
David R Robinson, colored, was arraign
ed before Justice R & Woodford, vester-
rdayVcliaried wi stealme ice ticket from
-arii- .t t?
I UWIk W JiMHVVM w v HUB wuiu
stealing plstot'lrom Joa.ash; ;which
was' found In1 Ms t)bssessionJ and xecov,
. K 0-7 .1
ered, was required to enter into security ia
the sumdf S200 for. his appearance at
I Court.;, He heldip answer other -charge.
Vj,, heard hereifWr.1 J
r iUU"ws - w-t- -
Justice tThos. 'M. 'Gardner t
-'Martha feuttoni charged .'with assaulting
Mary Toomer,-'? It'eoldred. I.Case.is-
mlssed bn the' paynienf of costs, j
n The samel barged ; wfth J assaulting
fMartiiaBealso cOto Case dismied
on. ine payuwu yi wow. ?
Hilton,'.; Case dismissed on the payment of
COSta. I: iJ'-,!i j.t fh::'-
-' Frank Beatty, charged with assault and
battery on. the-person of Jas. K Dickson
at Hilton on the 4th of July. Case
missed on the payment of costs.' - '''t-ki,..'.
; i Archie Ellerby,- charged with assault and
battery on the person of Jos. E. Dickson at
the same time1 and- place; I 7ase dismissed
at complainant's costs. ' ' . -;
Jos. E. Dickson, charged with assault and
battery on the person of Archie Ellerby, on
daylast. Case dismissed on' tiie pay
Pen. mi
Joseph Bryant, charged with assault and
.battery-on the person of Jos. E. Dickson at
Hilton on the ,4th of. July. Defendant
committed' for trial this -morning, at . 10
MSA uA ,
ITlndjBala aaA Ball ..:.: ; .:.;!
.5.ThiS'city ; and yibinh 'Was .'yyted'by
'severe wind1 and rain storm on J Sunday
afternoon, about 5 o'clock", accompanied by
f1-
.owerd acconnhnents was a.de-
cided and pleasant change, in tiie. atmos-
.'jT"i"vi.f;T-. i . . r ;".7a r -. ; , 7f I support ior ine xegi8iaiure juxrueo. n.1 .-- ' .
and battery on the person of .Jos. E. Dick-1 ceased, in company with other boyjwent iBnow, independent candidate.' , l.-muv-,i W ;'.r. ..r,,,,..
son, both cplored. on the, 4th. of July, at to Wtwster's dock, about 6 o'clock, forthe h, '--L Tincdlri makes oyer half a, wheat I AT COSTlf AT CQSTl
JULY 8, 1873.
j Xoeai -Dots. .' ; i ' " -r i -
j. The drawins of the Louisville Library
Lotterv takes nUrte to-dnv ' ' " l . ' .
' - - f,i v ilMnn '?--?Wux
. Sarah Roy and Eliza Faison. both clM
ored, were Sent tb the Work ouse yerter
dav i t :a .' 4
r-i Gapt. Green 'bf the- stea ; Jirtt
State reports plenty of water in the rirer
Justnbw, for "boaflng purpoSfcs.,: i :S
,B.;H.-CI JaUenUne, formerly a
printer ia this city, bijt now. Agent of: Geo,
P. tKowell .)&.- Co.,; AdTertislng Agents,
v, w y.iere,s pf.tj
I ': Snakes! are' said to bo verv nlfintifnl in
- VT "rr i. i . v
the woods below the city.-' A lady found a
very largf one under ber;, cooking stove a
wU est-hiuh . At VwMZ&n
- 1 "
about the 1st of AnguatTh.seior of the
uns wu ionneny eonnectea wiin toe y
etteville 2feta and is a 4 writer of decided
abilirr. '-; ' i . i-un. .u ;i ;
.A meefing ' of tie friends of ; Geo. ; L.
MrftViorTi carats YiAtY ' i.n.jti..i.. I
tion?: endorsing Mabson for Post Master j
were adopted. The
published to-morrow.
resolutiona will "be
Poneat it Oaf on uutUne.
A colored Amason, .answering to the
name of Martha Sutton, had a hearing . be
fore Justice Gardier, yesterday afternoon,,
on the charge of assaulting another female,
some jnention of which la made in? the re-
rt of 'the Magistrates Conrti mmedi-
I mtrla an aooanTf n'tun - wn XttVdilp-' 1rrT torL
1 man, ihfront of the Magistrate's ofllce, and
i Aaaw saaa nosuuis uvvia aaaawuava waswa wm w-
was re-arrested. ; She was again taken be-
sore Justice. Gardner, who rendered the
same iudement aWlnst "her ak in the ore-
I vinna piaa trmvn Vior intAi-thnJ wiatrMlv
I . rf -
reBsea M Iar w0 corner ei, ;;iiia, ana
Prineessatreets, when his-prisbner suddenly
halted" and deolared her tMirposel with iuV
th. not toiro any further; The officer seized
f petition of Jas. ef.SpeciaA Deputy Joseph .Whjtaey, to b WrfehX
COmplalnlng-of I takaa to tha-.Canntr Jail , Ho and" nro-'i John. -;u : , t. i.; i. !
MS Atmie
i TQeasUTes. wnen ' EI18 . SPOWeu BgDw Jx.
t struggle ensued, m Whicnthe Woman useu
4 . . -' . .--i--' i .
I ner nails, teeth and. parasol to con&tderaple
J advantage H against the officer, bating him
1 vaJn- u
liii w awiwiwiT xu uiw - vuvw4 wii mw
tween them . managed to drag her along.
though: at a very moderate gait, in the di-.
rection of the jaiL .She disputed every inch
of Xhe way, however, and assailed. tiie offi
cers in every possible, manner, giving vent
in the meantime to the most abusive and
profane expressions. As she was , being j
dragged on the pavement in front of the
Opera House a dog entered the lists against'
her, seizing and tearing at her skirts, and by
the time she' reached the prison she was
very much! in dishabille, ' j .-;
Conntr CsunIiilMMH. '
t ine xjoktq mei last mgns accpraing 10
adjournment, r nv' i' I
'In the absence of the Chairman, Commis -
sioner A H. Morris was' appointed Cbair-
I than f tfltlL. ' ' . ' "I
I . It was ordered tbat Marion Jttopre anaH.
t ; UAffiaf a ha annAintaH aaII hrl1 A-m-m fnal
orth adeof teilTownshipj facefj.il.
Holhngswortli, and, jI. K. Paddoson, re-
. 1 ,
Orderedfurthei jhat Q. M F0yaw be
appointed poiiioider for tJuruvision
wara ex -a, u. riggnv resigned,
1 D- Hewlett appointed IKMholder of
i
; --. ; s . . -
- iL-- ' j " 1 t : l. - f r -
l,4.tBrnce.aw prefer,
nce to footways at ;BJleys Creek and Guf-
1 f .. WB v5V'cT,!Vl rrlw r: ?:
ninuie on jwauaanAyPrages...
Several other matters
of minor importance
were disposed of , after which the Board ad'
journedjQ: Wednesday- evening next at 8
o'clock, bns ri'SiZii'a'i
!; cf
Drowned.,. , ,
,We regret to learn. Oiai Jhnmie Mitchell;5
alittle ioacf the late. JamwtclielV M
weU4aiowiv gas-fitter, 'was. drewhed late'
yesterday afteraoonwh
D .r?"' v'
purpose of washing a dog. The rest of the
- ' ' . ... -1-' u.
boys concluded to go inbathmg, ,but told
Jimmie to remain, on a little plot, of grass
near, the .water until they, got .through.
Soon after - he -was seen ?..by one of
the hoys with his pants rolled up, wadmg
in the edge of the dock,: and it is supposed
that he got beyond Ma i depth, as when
they next looked for the little fellow,- they
could see only his hat drifting off with the
tide. ; The alarm was instantly ; given an
xx 10 UJJkj nm ouuou&uu 1 ; ivwivvu m
taken to the residehce of his afflicted moth
er, on Sixth, between Church and Castle
streets: when Coroner Hewlett was notified
Pereiiat::i-',;'u l' ..' 1
-Key; HjtS Moran-TetuTBedfromWiite-'
ville j Saturday- evening,' whither he had
been1 hi attendants upon the ' Wilmington
District "Conference of the M. E. Church,
Souti'whichbody hasTbeenln Session dur -
?n fho nast week! He was aceomnftnierl
by Bev. Mr. Bagwell, who ' filled Ms pulpit
Sunday both morning1 and "evening, much
to the satisfaction' of., his hearers. as' we
learn Jdri Bagwell, is ajoung man of de-'
cided talent deep jpiety,. great energy; and
-will, unquestionably, i become a. strong ihan
in the North Carolina, Conference -
rZHOlSoTll787
Streets and Sewers.
The sewer at the intersection of; Front
and: Queen streets' has been-,' thoroughly
overhinWIinnd, 4a fcielfttrrrnut. in-'excellent I
"7 . T". 1
TT"3?JAln
M daybetteme5p
ieiboriobi -Thlstreet iaVaxalltllW Bankj,.. Mt,. Airy to
:. t ' . , v . . , . .i
is also to be graded and put in order. , f
;-T 1
Itadles' BeneTOlent Society.
bt the5 YdungMen'a Christian Atsocuition
1 xi vr .
vis - x usauajr uut . ,-ol. y jwv". .iu..f i
l Members and visitors,, and all others Inter-
esteo, are. requester to auena. as Dusiness
of importance wiiibe orougnt Deioretnem.
Remaining in -the H city post-office J ttly 7th,
1873; N . :;;:-...(! , , ; . i .';; '
AAhdew Anderson, W B Anderson:
Winianl Anderson, Albert Arment.! H n 4i
B. John; Barry. Miss Hattie ', Boon.
George Batson, George H Bekwithj Darld
' Alfred I
Kvntvt IJilr! KlTrnMt AuKaih '
Brewer,- Barden Burnett, . Miss i Jennie, f
Brewer.-- Barden Burnett, , Miss I ,
Knvea. Miss Josenhine Bttrnettr Mian' :Tntia-
Buyea, Miss Josephine Burnett; Miss' Julia
RJH Berry, Sarah Biggs, W B Burkej-lfil-
1 nam J Bryan,. wiiitam arown,- ? ;t, , r
tj.---jars AiOUisa uqpeiy, Jos Lt-uapps,
Lybe' Chapmon, Mrs Suskri s Carter, Mrs
TenerCheanutiWiUiam Cowan,: William-,
Collins. . '.' . i
D. William Dinrun, John Henry DavisJ
Jessey Dixey.;;i. . - VK ...
E. Miss Ama E Mnddle 'Miap Mand
JOsnous, Joseph i'3Sagerton.s' s jfe
ick,jttrs in
G.--Key O J (ialtes, jnTMargaret ; 3ar-t
rMMl - ffiSrnSS
I nawa F. !LQT'KrraI- : .v :t I.
J " B,M,Hagerman, Mrs Joanna Hall,
l amuiu JJ u am vua - ' -- - - ' ' i T i ' r I
kins MatUe ' E TH'ea7 chard
j HolenisrraMrKe--Haakins, Sophy, "Hill,
-Tl)ojnasiHn4enKte?'W ft Holldw, Mis
I - J "
I TT 1U.4,min Vino- HoiilK
2rs Margre&t King; Jlra Lons Koonce; ifn
TT-A&edXoyd,. Miss flattie Lee, James
.If LffieyF t--v; f n in y
r:mCAnn?a
I JH-caiiinan, jjamei jtwaimian.- t v::; tj
I . t V
I. f ' Oj Patrick Oales. r : ':;:.' "
r : Anni Kn iit ThftTAdlelBei WUiag,- of ttteflAuison neighbor-
Ltm .wiit itn, !?7; . herself
, rimxora. pto aouat toe - saa accident
L -Fr John- Pate ;Georffo Petersoi f T.;.r.aaa daift
I R. Mrs C.Bothwn,:C!barley Boley, C H
I Robins, Miss Oharlotte Robinson.' Henry
- u m : .
S. Miss Virginia Smith. Miaa-Atmie
Stephens, Dayid ' Scarborough;- D . Spicer,
MrsF E Skipper, Mrs Ikurt gletary, "
Misa Katie Smith, K Scarheri Jtfiss-' Ailnie
Steward, Bradford Scarbrough,' Mrs. A M,
St Georee. , -. j --
T;-Mary Turner, R A Thommas, James j
-.i W.-.Thoaas Wikon, Auston. Wielehee-
ton, ousan. arnner, pan wiuiot, - ueorge
IVilliston; Gerheed 'Williams, ' James . Wel
tonAWittaniJ J Walker. L MWil-
Hams; Mrs M O Williams, Nancy Watteraj'
Jiiben Whorten.
Persona calling for letters in the above
list will please, say " advertised. - : If not
caDd for within 3d, days .they win be ient
to tne ueaq juetter umce. . --. i
1 .Wflmmgtdn,5 July 7," 1873.
-115 i
I , DJllJLUa A uaOllUUia
i ' ' ' ; - ' '
I , !;.tajerfi& still kUlipgpiad dogs
tt, y,
Olotteladyk died Friday., t ..:.vf, r:
. ;;rirl Wow ScMboranghi a Bale)gh
clerks 4iedothoidavr itt.
Overiottfcjbusdre.shares laWilSU-TT
j been ralMHsrlbed to the Gbidsbort Buildinif
, 1 1 . i . , ; , - i . i ..--.!. i I
r-r xae Dtate wrange . ratrons or
- r a. wuv w wnidWMti.i -- u .' ? . . I
-The 0ddFellowa !of ; Charfottei4,0U0
had "an elegant haaonefc at -OatesV Hall on I; R Art Bbta.Ftonr,,
I narJ vemng..
t '.it;
j.t. lemons ;; Otage laue will run a
stage, daily between Charlotte and' Wa'des
. r At xne ijouisourg j? emaie oemi-
11 aannal address to-morrow.- i " 'J v
" : 1 - -T-
a:-BoniWe4i)r bf theNestf
Vtomgeri -was eleeted-P. ? Ch ot the Knights of.
'V"' . .
T'ZrV UD"a"'J8 "TU
.i .. The .Wake Conservatives will
rVnn and' oats are fiood. 'Corn and cotton
prospects-' encouraging;- saith - the IPrormi
l Mr, Westof Pcsrhoath, and.
Mr.: Foote,' of this State.'wlU commence re.
moving Obstructions from theBoanoke in a
fewdays. . -
n j The Raleigh firemen bad a jolly
timeinFayetteville.,, Maj. J. C.MacEae
welcomed them in behalf of the people' of
;FayettevUle. '.-; ; w:w n f
Running his boat against a snag
SriP
drowned on the : 4th.
' i s-
- Among the graduates this year
of WafihlngRnr and Lee University isH.
H'Burwel -rfihis-fitate and L. B. Hanks
and Ii. A. Cheves, of . U.
The -Madison JEnUrprise pnb
lishes a rumor of the death, of a little daugh
ter of Mr. Willis ja Traits Of Bobkingham
county, caused by tne bite 01 a aaace. .-i-: .
a The Chronicle saya the business
men of Milton subscribed f 700 to prosecute.
1 cencernT the Roanoke 'NavgatitaXi Conv,
I ttanv: 1 ' ' ! :" V'-" -'' ' -
the suit penomg 10 oreaxjup me 01a iogy
Tterj'B. Wi-Kasbil LaGrahee:
K: C. wishes tor engage the services of a:
practical printer, who is able to take charge
of an office. A . man with. ;no family 'pre-
. xerreQ.f y,--. r
. rPL.,i Tjj-I-a L: j- jJj.-
?V)f
Wadesboro has two radishes, one measur
ing 20 inches in length and 12 inches in cir-
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Banare one day......
f lOurflays.V.., -A i.'.T.r 4.4...... rr
'. five days.... ii". ....... Vt...... oTO
. one week..-. ;.r. i.
8 60
8 00
6 50
weeksr.".":....
TwonttB:.;, ".TTi3. ...is oo
A 4 . . . Bix months. UV-VH - - 00
. tyContract Advertiiements taken t propor
tfonately low rates.
Fire Squares estimated as a qnaiter-column, and
cumference; (he bthlcr, measuring 18 inches
rfr- A? meeting of. ithe.; .Pan,. River
Coalfield Railroad Company was held some
Coali
days1
since m tstatesvuie,'we' heat by tne
&m ;iViaa'rQsolve4 lo 'make
oaieiu, v lrgima, as may De aeemed most
eXnfediimt'ftfir rni.l ani-wva
.4.w turn owbuoi.aui
A'ted-veaiF-xdd dausrhterof Mr.
was caused by wantonness and a foolish de.
sire to try what proved to be 4 fatal experi
ment; yvV. Enierprm.f i. t f
: ;Mri.B.aILfBeeKe8i denies the
statement, in a card printed in the Surry
Visitor, that Mr. G rib aid attempted to whip
a negro boy, that bo beat " negro woman
nearly to death, and then fled theneighbor
hood. " He is said to have justifiably whip
ped the woman, and ia only absent onbusi-
rt The. Observer informs ns that
the joint meeting in; 'Charlotte -pt coUon
been at loggerheads, appointed committees
iuxuucctb ana, . .eouon ouyers;; wno nave
tCf'adopt some flexible-sysfeni ln'regard to
thepurcMse and: sale of cotton that would
be acceptaUle to both buyer and seller, and
to report Ine same in Charlotte on the 20th
ofjnly;' ; :
Itr.Thwterrapin, story 4 cometh
through the ' Arffut fiom Wadesboro: Mr.
Richard Steele; of this county,' hi the sum
aeJCoilSSO, found a high laud terrapin
upon whose back he placed' a - distinct ?
toark.'Wmleeumiitheat last week he-
came 1 ,upqn,the, fame eld terrapin. This
makes the old' fellow 'twenty-three years
old, wlQr good prospect of becoming a
iPsorrufo. PxraL W now ban. b; stock over
30Q reams of news paper, sUe 4x38, weight 30 lbs
per rnillifi'lsood, rag paperVaM ill be sold, in
lota oui for oaea, oeaent by esrewC. 0. 1).
I NEW;MDyEimSEMl2NTS.
JfC, CBONIUIC, Auctioneer.
h TTBQStY:.2OBBia. .
rtm moeniwo At lft O'CLOCK, - we will
. JtraeU, la front of ou omce, an assortment of
!aouscliold& Kltebcri Furniture,
veqakffer caaki feirry Wbw, se baskets Cbam-
Mgoe,;isazs meaL two rous carpeting, caps and
Sancert, BlBhea, Plates, w, ., -- i '
'Here ICHT&'b. Her6 !
t L i. LL.jti j.ii..ri. . 1 . . . ,
T?1
LIN -CABINET ORGAN mar be aura t.ht he
Is getting, In proportion to its Biro, capacity, etyle
.Tbe Best Ixistruinent
Warrant all out1 Work
As np to even tils high standard,- and are willing to
ua ijwusDV, "j lurae. . our - nouvin. lowest pncea
styles. Without extraordinary facilities it wonld
be
le to fnraigh organs of . aaca excellence
atsm
prices. , " .
4 For sale at" " '-' ' HfiTJTSBKBGEB'S
s JnlyS-tf ' i lire Bdk an MobIc Store.
, .EALZIQH, liTOETif CAROLETA.
,JgVr.E.r BDB7?TKLI Principal., , ,
'lv1&S&&;i - fift Principals.
I , Pnf t. Bimninii'Vifil nf TtigtrMTngnal Music.
'The next session commences on the 1st of Bep
,taser, J873.- ..t . ..-- .. .. . , t.
Pot Circular ana Catalogue address
t 'J ' "1 - r JRBV. Hf BtJWSIb SON,
July 8-DBWtlScpt ' t Baleigh, N. C.
s Kowlandlnft ax; schooner Aim & 8ns an.
'. . " ' - - T. W; KKKCJUTKB,
? jnly 84 . , 47, Sf sad, SflNojlto Water street.
, ) , rT. :Tr
1 15 poiK c.a t stffiS, y
wi 4wJ
tut ' t-f -. 'i r
Bbls.Pork;
7 ffci
Water Street.
l - J n.i.
it.r;.j.
-i a Tierces Hams,
All ' f 'k- v '.'c. '
1 '
julys-tf' i J "TI, SS and Worth Water St.
aiM nil Clerries.
rilll I "ttM,-'. "
f 11 i J'orBalehy . P. W. KSRCHXEB,
I -V V V X vMUvD W MHvVArl M1UT VUvllIv
yffig
tT.-Sg ad t9 Horth Water St.
.ysieryLooivea at juasr :
jATCOST!
ii I'
At Soloiilon Levy's, Store !
ptOtK OICE! COMB ' Attf AND SEE THE
DrjifiootelClop4!BootsJ,SliDesl pats,
,; , ; ; , JTBUSK., &e., ; e.
A foil an4 weD .selected, stock hi . aB departmenta.
AFTJIilliniOPXADIEff'WZAE.
f I an deteraused to, change my bashiest, and in
order to do that I offer my
2jehtire:.st
I &WPf ad swfor yoHnehres and
Save at Least: 25: per Gent,
-X.s vi.BypiirdiaeiagyoBTQoodflof
At too old stand, soatheast eopier Front aadMar
- ketatreete!i;,t!r J f . atayl54m-nac
rrEAVKLINa ' BAGS,
VALISES, SADDLES,
JL-Hameea, Bridle
vouarm, iiame
ea.
Trace Chains, WMpa, Spars, log (
illara. Shammoi
an, Si
a
,H-LaaaieK JTaataer jwwra, Aiie urease, had
lerr Hardware.-. Also a large lot of second-hand
(MOdt, i . " . t 1 . . , . - . -
au78-tfnae Wflnnv' :
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I Roiwaliiif naMralmt Rnvralnal
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