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jgnoBinaio star. ., . pUBLHHXD DAJCLY BY v -.-. k - - "- mmm -..j ; ' -..-- 1 1....- " 1 ft Tin-g mtTa nTEHTISIKC. - una or bumchtptioh ... ' . - k Main .. MT. TO Hliaon w $7 00 1 3 (Ml 9 00 i nth in advance M -) 0nToty 8uMber, denvered in auy part of the wftaen Cents per week. Our City Agents are ffluSSSE to eoWt for more than 3 months in advance. . ; ' i " i oiJTLalVES. Some defendants in the jCredit Mobiiier suite at Hartford moved for a dismissal of suits against them on the ground of 'want of jurisdiction, they residing iu New York. Motion will be heard in September.. : Crop procpecta gloomy in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. - Ranc wotinded Cassag- nac in a dueL ; Fonrmen drowned in small sloop near Boston. Estimates of losses by storm in the West are coming in- . - New Custom House regulations with respect to vessels from Atlantic ports soon to go into effect for Spain- ' THB FRENCH DUEL. Paul CassagnaCj the Veteran fights ing journalist of France, and a violent monarchist, was seriously wounded yesterday at - Paris in a duel with Ranc, the Radical deputy in the As sembly from Lyons. By the death of this - man 1 Cassag nac, especially at this time, no true interest of t France would suffer. Living, he would agitate for the res toration of the Bonapartes; and dying, there would be ' one run-mad duellist the less in " Europe. ' That is all. With his adversary; M. Ranc, we have very: little more patience. In the days of the .Commune, be sympathized with that bloody faction,' though he was , regarded : by them al most as a conservative,: He is still an extremist. - , . , FIBE AT FBOO.LETBL, 8. C. , Destructive pre at Frog Level Sixty Thousand Dollars Worth of Prep erty Destroyed. t it (. , By Telegraph to the Charleston News and Courier. ; j : ; . ;-i ; ;.?x A Jftj Lkvbl, Julyje. A destructive fire visited this town last night, resulting . in the almost total destruction of the place JThe origin of the fireia not known, bat is supposed to have been the act of " an incendiary. .The flames f devoured everything that-came in'; the way;1 and in a few' hours had consumed al most the entire business portion of .the town, involving a loss of nearly sixty thousand dollars. ; ; The -. following . is as accurate a list of the losses incur red as can be obtained at "this time: F. Bobo, loss, $3,000 ;J Wheeler & - IMosefeyr loss, $4,OO0, insnratice $2. 500; Wise,' White & Co., loss, $10,000, insurance $2,000; L. C. Kibler, loss, 7,500;, David:Kibler, loss, $2,500; . & Dominickv loss, $2,000 y BowersT Wheeler & Co., loss', $1,000; Bea- cham & Sons, loss, $2,000; J. JVI. Kibler, loss, $8,000; Sampson :,S? Moffett, loss, $1,000; J. E. Couts, loss, $2,000; li. J. Stoudemayer, loss, $1,500; Henryi -JCannon. loss, ? $400; J. A Bidenbough,; loss,' $1,000; ?Miss "r.: C "fennV 'IT . VB: : Boozer & Cd loss, $2,000, insurance, $1,500; Masonic Lodge, loss, 1,200. .Hindoo . Bevolt and CBamanlsm In ' ' India" tv-. ::-;:r- A telegram from - Bombay Teports i ' the occurrence of an agrarian . Com- mvust rising, or. revolt' by thd Hin- loo peasantry of the Foonan district; The dkauected people refuse to pay their, rent. They have congregated together and proceeded to the com mission of overt acts against the con stituted authorities. . Jaeveral: houses have , been plundered , and -burned. The police have been engaged 1 with roving parties of the agitators and succeeded ; in dispersing the band afr different points of collision, JLhat the mind of the Anglo-Indian nativist population, is deeply agitated, and that - it hast . been SO i.i during some ; 4 years 'pasV: 5iW V patents to the world. That distinguished sol dier, Lord Napier, of .Magdala, has confessed the fact officially, and warn ed the government, in Downing street of the danger which attends its ex with a. most inflammable mind 1 in her , Asiatie territory :. War' statements aaeh as those which must result; from the progress of the Russian advance ft 'in Khiva are likely to be-extensively emulated and vastly and dangerously exaggerated in Incua, a, country in which Ngoc8m -h piost radical clasa ;a" making great1 progress, fs It mav rn that Russian propagan dists of ' a iliticc-religious stripe, have been activ'monS:thel "people ; ust of late. ' The editor of , the VMontgomery (Va. -MvuuiinmrhakhiA interview With Col TTnrt-hoo' a nrnmin JJlt Re- " MUfkUVUt Jm usvsasus ,s and v uunuau pouucian oi v lrgiuia, represents him as savins that he lid not regard the Mosby and Lewis fac lions as at all dangerous to the peace ' ".and unanimity of the Republican par ty of the State, i Mosby .had served thej)arty in the Grant campaign, and as Grant did not ish to beintbis debt, had paid him an equivalent, and the future would roye' the '-balanced sheet struck and receipts passed. : Mrs. Jas. T. Wells, 'young wife of one of the Columbia Pluxnix attaches, died suddenly last Sunday in Union -county. Mr. Wells father died the week before. ' ' ' . -"Who is troubling the new Radi cal Standard at Qoldsboror - It flings this at em: If tomebody don't quit sending us a -certain uner.-(titrated :to :uBil Smith's -Orran we'll throw a brick in the direction of Craven, and don't care A (font whether u mu a carpet-bagger or a scalawag, l ' - - ' - -J u, u - : :JL' V Li . -ILL Vi;. N JLJL Avi TNc -XI U U-VLi.: . -. . . - . :- i. rf i i t i :r . ..t ; 1 i i 1 V -. ' ' ' . ' i . - - '. i ; ' a ' f t i I'1! l4i.v , - . . - w- i '" 1,11 ' " i .1 i , 1 . i . . ' ' . , ' " ., 1 ' , i .......( . i . a r 1l it " '. . .- -i .... ; . ' -L VOL..XII -NO. 92.V . , 8XTICIDB OF A BRIDE. V on .V' 4 Tragleal Close to a Honeymoon In C;:: OranltevlUe Fires. ; i X1" By telegraph to the News and Courier. AiKs,;cniy ;t."k Mrs. Wesley Shelly committed sui cide in Graniteville this inornincr: 'Kv shooting herself througb' Hho head. Her maiden name ' was Blum, I and J ouo uau uii luarrieu less in an. a month. . : Domestic . uohappiness J was the cause of the rash act ; I C ' There" were 'two fires in Granite ville this morning; ' one as insiffnifi- cant, but theother destroyed the resf idence q Edwar'Macnamr" i OI v WW, ADVERTISKMENTS. : T. C. SERVoss.Dog Ordinance, r IUksom FEBxim TonsoriaL i . An Important Blatter Xilme Delete rloas to Bealth'. It " has been 3 Indisputably settled that cleanliness in the ; largest sense, free air, pure water-and wholesome, food are the essential conditions of; immunity from epi demic disease. It is therefore imperative that the earnest attention and efforts of our citizens be given to this important matter,' and it is the duty of every one to inform himself upon the subject. r-It has generally been considered that lime is an excellent disinfectant and its use has universally been adopted. ..-". -', - A correspondent of the Louisville Cour ier Journal, in a communication regretting that such Is the case, says ': -' 1 - In spite of the popular opinion in its fa vor, probably no substance could be sug gested less adapted to the end in view. Not only has lime, in a caustic - state,' no disin fecting properties, but, used in the way re commended, it would be likely to become exceedingly deleterious. Its effect upon decaying vegetables and animal matter, as every chemist' knows, is to hasten decom position, to liberate ammoniacal and other noxious gases, and if sprinkled along the gutters and alleys of the city could hardly fail to greatly increase the evil it was de signed to prevent, i indeed, not a few un fortunate experiments in this and other cities attest the f earfnl . barm that may be done by its indiscriminate use. A. t 1-robably tne most emcient, cheap disin fectant for outdoor and general use is. to be found in the ordinary crude coppers orpro tosulphate of iron. .It can be had in quan tity at about two and a half or three cents a pound, and if made use of freely in the gutters,! alleys and vaults of the city, would do more to arrest the germs of disease than tne same amount oi expenditure in any other form.- -;: ! ''' 'v- . ' ,. Probably the most effective arrangement would be for the city: authorities to send water carts, filled with a moderate strong solution of coppers, to sprinkle the gutters and filthy alleys of the citv. - If this were repeated at intervals of a week or so, and proper attention were given to abating nuis ances, disuf ectmg vaults - and cleaning up things generally, we might reasonably ex pect immunity the coming summer, from cholera and every form of epidemic. . The tendency of modern investigation is entire- . - , . . Tt 1 iy jb lue turecuon ui uie auswuw ureveu- tabiiity of most xorms oi .zymotic disease. The past decade 'has given us the clew to the solution, if it has not given ns the solu tion itself, of the mysteries of. infection, . , , r i i ! . . .j coniagion ana m atari tu poisoning, ami we are probably even upon the mere threshold of important pathological discoveies, " - najrors Court - ; -The following cases were disposed of yes- rsyjBormngnEjJ -l John Merrick charged with fighting Wm. Phinney, Jr., at Ifilton,' on the 'Fourth of July, was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $20 and costs. ; " i- John Merrick, charged with' resisting an officer, Iq the. discharge of his duty, and with cursing and abusing him, was found guilty and sentenced to pay ' a fine' of $25 and the costs. - 1 '- John Merrick, charged with drawing a deadly weapon on Wm. Pfeinney, was re quired o enter in( bbnd n the sum of $200 for his appearance at the next term of the Superior Court and to keep the peace. J.' v: John Nichols, charged with insulting po. lice, officers VanSoelen and Statcher. J udg ment for one-fifth of the penalty and costs. The Drowalsg of JTLmmle BUteJioll- i',fca Innost--.-t u -.':. - nhi i . In the: case of ' little . Jimmie .Mitchell, whose, unfortunate drowning was; referred to iff our last issue Coroner Hewlett sum moned a jury on Monday evening and pro ceeded to view the corpse.' . Only brie wit ness was present at the investigation and as there were others whom they wished to Examine, but were unable to procure their atiendance at that time, it was finally1 de cided to postpone the further consideration of the case until yesterday morning. At 10 o'clock the jury met at the Court House, as per adjournment, when a full investigation' was had, the jury returning a verdict that deceased came to his death from accidental drowning. The circdmstances of the, un fortunate accident, as developed on the in kjuest, vary, but immaterially from the state ment as published in the Star of yesterday morning. " ' ' r Stonewall LotUd K of Pt' , The following newly elected officers of 4his Lodge were installed on Monday even ing by D. D. G. C. Wm. H, Gerken, assist ed by other Grand Lodge officers : I i P. C., f yy,arrocK: , ; -- . aV&W- Altaffer. :;, -' i t-ifi y C B F- White. - . : . . 5 :U: W&t A.; N. Gfflican. t Q?; James Wilson, v O. G., J. C. Peterson. ! AaWWy ATia Fyl Ferrtaeo An bid colored man is said to have ap pUed for ra passage on the ferry boat yes .terday, and on beinff told that it would cost him ten cents to go and come he de clined to invest; but plunged Into the river, swam across, ; transacted ; his btisiness and returned in' the same manner. ., . ; f. WTJiMlNGTON, Ioeal-Iota-i. ;., i - 'i'ifs - 51 .Cleanse your lots and cellars. f ; I ':' Tha i Brig Alma Is reported below in a leaky condition: :'W x ne Jear jsott iierding, ' arrived at net on iW'9nrti'ft "-H! i :':t Helvnet on'tlttt 9ftfhit i The Board of County . Commissioners meet again this evening. &w$ij? I 'nfen '-7 The' thermometer only" indicated1 84 degreefir yesterday 5at 4 YJMI1"; f ?f! . , : . Plenty. of rain in this ? latitude yester day afternoon and last, night . ; - The Brig Orloff, Bradshaw arrived at Londot, from this port on the 21st uki jjt'v : 1 pe Barque rrimus. Peters;-' arrived at London from this port on the 23rd. nit. The Brig Ftota, Anderson, arrived at Queenstowh from this port on the 22nd ult. The Sch. Mary Augusta, Holt, arrived at "West Pembroke from this port on the 18th.ult., . t ' , , . . . f lA5' The officers of Calantha Lodge, K. of P.', will -be installed on Friday evening next '"-' ' '';... ' :- ': ; " The British Barque Fernrick, Carmly,: cleared from Boston for this port on the 5th insit p-i'- .jf! ;;:.. - -' The Schr. Lucy Wright, ElzyJ arrived at Newberryport from this port on the .3rd instant . . : ';"j:: ' j- ;: -' r The new iron front bunding of Messra.: G. It French & Son will make an imposing appearance. The telegraph wires north of this city were out of gear last night, and press re ports came via Augusta, Ga. ! - Two new street cars have arrived and were put on the track yesterday. They are : handsome coaches and run very smoothly. : Sheriff Black willvisit , the various townships for the purpose of receiving tax-; ablea, commencing at Federal Point on Monday next. - . . J , . .r. We learn that a great many of the fruit trees in New Hanover and Brunswick coun ties suffered severely, from the storm of Sunday afternoon last There was a four feet rise in the river when the steamer' Jawa left Fayetteville Monday, rendering it in good .boating or der, hut it is now gradually falling.'. f r Jas. Carney and Wm. Karnes, desert ers from the Schr. Jdnn and Busang were ar rested yestaday by Special . Deputy It L. Sellars and lodged in jail for safe keeping. The finest peaches we have seen In our market this season are from the plantation ot Gen. L. G. Estes, - of Edgecombe. "He has one of the largest and most productive Orchards in the State and ships large quan tities to the Northern markets. , ' The purpose of . the Iredell county Survivor's Association is not simply ?' to preserve , a record of the dead pi Iredell s soldiers in the late war," as a bad proof made an editorial of yesterday to read, but to preserve a ' record of - the deeds or the gallant Confederates of that county. ' , BOABO OP AtDEBIim ' Extracts from tne Proeeedlncs. The Board met last evening, according to adjournment; present, the Mayor, , Alder men Adrian, Moore; Fishblate, Jtioe, j Han kins, Brewihgton and Banks. ; The report of the City Assessors was read and, on motion, was ordered accepted and The Committee on Lights reported ad versely to the petition of Dr. J. E. Wlnants for a gas lamp on on the corner ! of Market street andBlounrs AUey,. f T t . . A debate ensued over the adoption of this report, when finally the matter was" laid over until next meeting.' ' - ' - i )l "A "petition i 6t me removal of the hogpen corner of Front and Walnut streets, said petition! behlg recommended by the, Sani tary Committee, 'was Ranted and the nuis ance ordered to be removed. ' "' ; " ; ; Petition of E. Murray & Co. for permis sion to pnt a shingle roof on warehouse foot of Ann and Nun streets,: was concurred in. Petition of W. It Gerkin for a gas lamp at the corner of Sixth and .Walnut streets, was referred to TtteJ Conmtittee on Lights.' s Ttill for seventv-eiffht day's services, 'at $5 per day, rendered by the City Assessors," amounting in all to $1,170, was approved. J Petition of "I, Maguiney,, praying that his house be exempted from taxation for the isast veaf. " was referred to the Commit- tee on-riiiancew:.f B:x,t1 ',; ' ' The special Committee to whom was re ferred the matter of damages to the Everett property by the cutting of a street, j asked for further tune, which was granted. Alderman Moore moved that the Board go into an election for an Alderman 10 mi the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Jacob Wise Carried. . ' Aldermen Fishblate aid Banks were ap pointed tellers. . Alderman . Moore -withdrew the resolu tion, and, on motion, the matter was post pone utH the next regular meeting. Alderman Fishblate ofiered the following amendment to the dog ordinance, which was adopted : That . the. owner of any dog within the city limits who shall fail to pay the; tax hereby 'imposed shall be subject to prosecution for violation of this ordinance and required to pay a fine not to exceed $10, in the discretion of the Mayor; .; Ad journed to the next regular meeting For- the Penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff A. H. Morris will vleave for Raleigh to-morrow morning with Hay wood Branch and Joseph Mintzy, of Duplin County, sentenced at the late term of New Hanover - Superior Court to twenty years confinement at hard labor in the. State Pen itentiary for the crime of arson. , , t i'N.; :C. WEDNESDAY, JULY,, -9, 1873: : ,:?.7t1 . WHOLE .NtX, i;78$.; r. -r-: r , t l ,11 if magistrates? Coort, Martha Sutton, the .colored woman alln-!- ded fo in our. jiast as having . made . such; a determined resistance : when in the .act of being taken to jail by officer Whitneyi was before Justice T.Mv Gardner yesterday af ternoon,, to answer for the same. ".The ami able' creature was required, to pay a fine of $25 and the costs, in default of whkh she was' remanded rto jafl'!i v -".The fine was; subsequently remitted at the'request of 'tnecei1.1:' ' n Before Justice" Woodford, Frank Walton was arraigned on a peace warrant sued out by Alice Gonzell Case dismissed at plain- tiff's COSt.r.. ; , , - .-' T Th ! LOnlsVUle Lottery.1 i. ; ' By telegram to this paper we learn that the following ; prizes ; were among those drawn in the Louisville Library Lottery yesterday: .iickct jmo. zi.vd orewfau, )0)'No.10,556 ' drew$5,b06; No-:98743 drew $10,000; No.. 5,630 drew $50,000; No. 20,893 drew $100,000. J, : ' : ;" : Who is the lucky Wilmingtonian ! . Don't all speak at once. Af; -Z 4;r . i i;i ; " The Marshal's office in the City f Hall is being cleaned, whitewashed; and put "-in proper condition. t . i I CITT1TEMS. Pkintikq box. We have Just received a stock of Kews Ink for summer nae, put up la packages of 25 pounds each. , Cash or C.;0, D.ordert promptly fiUod. . Price 35 cents perpound. Pumriirs Vatxa. We now nave In-stock orer 900 reams of news paper, else 84x38,' weight 30 9i per ream. It is good rag paper, and will be sold, in lots to suit, for cash, or sent by express C. O. D. ; The consolidation of the Carolina Farmer and tne WeeJtly Star baring largely increased the circulation of the latter, advertUers will and: it an admirable tnediam of eommunication .with taej farmers and planters ot the two Carolina, f f ir li f -Book Bihdsbt. Ttts Mossnrs Stab Book Bind- ery does an kinds of Binding and Ruling in a work manlike manner,: and 'St reasonable prices.' Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, rosy rely on promptness in the execution of their orders.. ,'-" Job YBXXitxa. We call the attention of mer chants, clerks of courts, sheriffs,' iswyerv railroad sad steamship, pincers and, agents, and all others having orders for printing, to the faculties offered at the XoRftTjfa Stab Pbottiks EaTABLisHionn for the prompt and faithful execution of all kinds' of Jos"PRrirttne. We can furnish st short notice Cards, BDl-Hesds, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.' Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata logues, Bills of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts Ac, Ac S4Uif action guaranteed. . ; -1F YOU ; Want Cook, . - Wants Situation,' .fCi ... Want a Salesman, ; . - f , . Want a Servant Girl,' Wsnt to rent a Store,, ' Want to seH a;Plano,;-" ' .4 . .. : Want to sell a Horse, ' Want to lend Honey, . s Is,-a , Want to buy a House, ' Wsnt to buy a Horse,; . . , Wsnt to rent a House, . , , Wsnt to sell a Carriage, v "' Want a Boarding place, Want to borrow Money,- . . 1 Wsnt to sell Dry Goods, 5 - r( ; Want to sell Groceries, i . , Want, to seU Furniture, Want to sell Hardware,! 1 ' Want to seU Real Estate, .. ( Want a job of Carpentering, ' ' ' Want a job of Blacximtthtng,, ' . . Want to sell MUllnery Goods, ' Want to sell a House and Lot, ' ' Want to And any one's Address, . Wsnt to sell a piece of Furniture, . .t : t Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, -; , - , Want to sell Agricultural Implements, -'. Want to find anything you have lost. . ; . Want to Advertise anything to advantage, ' v : ! Want to find an owner for anything Found, : . liiX ilMA rt AdTertlsein - -- : ; ; v k i iuTHK MORNING STAR. ; - 1 Roll ont great Pill of Ayer, roll on I ' ' -1,1 Through miles emboweled roll 1 ; ; V'jtii! Jtoil oalr-J-;s-J ' .! . . - 3 Through those whose livers chafe the soul I s .. ; Through those whose feeble stomachs fail I ' -. .' ' Through mesentaries waxen pale I -i U Tnrongtt all who live in aches and alii Ever roll oat . . . . . .. . . " . .- Roll o'er the pralricg of the nation, For the sick and ill of every station I -Roll down the Andes towering mountalrisl Roll oyer Afric'8 golden fountains I Through India and the Chersonese 1 ,;- ; , Througn tustantisies oi Japanese! Wherever dwells a sinking heart ' RoU on to doyour mighty part, Ayer's Pills, on ! Putnam for Oct. . julySS-eodlw-ai' t. ,:; . : Spirits Turpentine.; Raleigh, bragffeth' about a live Patagonian. 1 First.' grand ' ball at Kittrells 24th and 25th, ;- ' - 1 Gaston erops looks well. Wheat was a good average. ' 1 ti Rev; R.' T. Leard, of the Wades boro Circuit, goes to the mountains for his healths !,ru J'.;iii.-ifi jo..;.! ' ' - They set down the tobacco crop in Granville at a half crop since - the , late drodghti'j:i; ni sv;i v- '.tit is i .; Major Zt M. Blair, the well known hotelist is to take -charge of the National Hotel, Haleigh, having leased ft. The ; Sentinel - has seen a note which states that ex-Gov. W. W. Holden was hot elected a trustee .of .Wake Forrest CoUege. rf'f-". 'h'--k 'i ' Wm. Mclntire of i Rutherford county,' has "been pardoned by the Presi dent, and released from the Albany; Peni tentiarywhere he has been confined for kukluxing.- . '"i: : 'i- ' : ; : ' ''liSijiiialinT Scotchman r The work on the unfinished portion of the Car olina Central Railway,; in Anson County, is being rapidly advanced by Contractors, Ames and Cown,i ;; . ;V;,..;, f?V :; ; - .7'.- The Rational Standard 'has suc ceeded the Qolsboro JSeies,. MrTWhitaker having sold the'JVetett to Mr. ' J.: ti. Garrett, who is editor and proprietor of the Standard. The latter is Republican in politics. : ' hJi. Monroe Enquirer : ' & young man; son of Mr.- Wm. Chapman, had his leg : broken at - Willoughby's mills, three mUes west of here, one day last week, by getting it entangled in the machinery. t v.. J- TlieiRaleigh .niw, saystJiat the family of Mr; Wn Turner in Oxford. I eight in all, were made violently, sick Sun- day morning iby ; milk; supposed -to hve peen poisoned by the cow's .eating a poison ou? .substance. yf.i lv ' ;The new postal card is; not yet well .understood ;in Asheville. ; A jyoung gcun icusitcu uuo auu alter ienruig,w vua card for some time said to the Postmaster: I See here,. Jones. I; can't cet the derned thing open, ,M. ;;m '.Sentinel.; -.The suit of NiSovdea t. .Western: Norjli Carolina Railroad Com-. Sany, which was to have been heard before1 udge Dick, at Greensboro' on the 5th 'July, has been postponed at the request of ; us aeienaani, w sometime in August. fi To-day in the Educational Con vention Prof Doub, 4 Dr.; Phillips and Dr. r -ii . t . . . . iyea im proDaoiy aaaress ine .onven tion in the morning and Judze Merrimon wul speak in the evening. ' Hon." . John W. isorwood will entertain the Convention on Thursday morning by . a : discussion; of his theory of teaching Agriculture ; in j primary schools.'.. , ' j . l : r-; In the Supreme Court ? Monday the following carses were argued r v L. -W Batchelor, Administrator' vs. L. W. Macon, et al., Halifax..' ' Batchelor ' Edwards Batchelory for plaintiff, and R. C. Badger, and T. . P JDeverenx, for defendants.' Jno. B. McRae, et at., vs. Susan P. McRae, eLid Warren, J, C McRae, D.A Barnes, and PiUips & Merrimon, for plaintiff, and Battle'& Bonfor defendants; r Hs 'u. Charlotte 'Democrat: IWe learn that yesterday (Sunday, July 6th,')'the Rev. J C Williams, the pastor of the Presbyterian church' at Hopewell in this county, was suddenly struck down - by. a stroke' of paralysis .while in his pulpit." He had jjust finished reading the morning lesson, and had sat down, when his head was observed to drop forward. Two or" three members of the congregation hurried- to' him "but found him speechless and helpless. ' He was still alive late Sundap evening. ; , 'Among the decisions filed?n the Supreme Court Monday were the follow-! ing i ; W. P. Barnes, et al vs. W. J. Brown and. wife, ef at from Robeson - Issues or dered and cause retained. : D. M.: McMil Han, Adm'r vs. Neill rMcNeill, al. from Robeson. No error. i Judgment amrmed. State onl relation S. N. Martin et aU vs." Wm. Sloan; et ak from Mecklenbure. Error in , the order appealed from. - James. Q liryan vs. William JToy, from Craven, lie versed and remanded. .'. j The.' Sectetary, of Stated sold at auction1 on fixQ 3rd some surplus "copies of laws,' v documents - and Journals, J which brought n the following remarkably low prices:. Laws of 1869-'70, brought 4 cents per copy; United States Statutes at Largei 6 cents per espy ; : Revised Code", .6 cents; Convention Journal of 1868; 7 cents; Re port of Fraud Commission, 77 cents; Con stitution and Ordinances 1868; 5 cents; Laws of: Special Session of 1868,! 5 cents Senate and' House Journals, 4 cents; Docu ments of lSGS-'B 5 .cents; Documents of 186869,. Ticents.' 4i; y- wv v ? t u l A Lockville reporter of the Ral eigh Neva writes as account of a ; frightful accident that was .nearly fatal. Last Fri day the steamer Geo. J. Ix)bdell was being repaired when the wheel was prematurely put in motion, ' and Capt Brady, who was standing at the time upon the shaft was thrown between the stern of the boat and the paddles. The face and shoulder of Capt. Brady were first caught by . the pad dles, and ' but for his full and stout frame which caused ? the' paddles - to hreak, he would have been instantly crushed to death. As it was, hisnose and the skin to the bone. on its,either side were torn off and hung as a cover over his mouth; , his shoulders and arms were dreadfully mangled and bruised. and he was taken from the river where he was thrown as a dying man; At the latest accounts, yesterday morning, capt Beady was improving and strong hopes of his re- NEW ADTEBTISEMEiyrS. D0a OBDHTAITCE. "OB IT ORDAIND' BY TKB BOARD OP ALn JU DBRUSN of the city of Wilmington, 17. G, as Sxcrnoxl. That there be levied noon each male dog, within the limit of this city, a taq of one dol lar ana upon eaca lenuue aog a m or two dol lars $S) for the term of one year next ensuing from tne smaay oiunem eacn year, a, !- . . ... ... - t 't ' 8 rcnoK 2. The owners or teeners of docs licensed as aboye, shall procure from the CMy Treasurer a badge, whicn ehall be secured -on a collar,' and worn npoa the dog's neck. . ; ij ; - r. t SnmoH 3. Any do found at Urge, without a badge -as aforesaid, ehall be impounded, and. the owner thereof shall pay two dollars ($2) for the re lease of each dog so impounded; : In case of neglect or rerusai on tne partoi ue owner or keeper to pay the said' price for release of such dog from the pound Within forty-eight (48) hours, then.-.said dog snail be destroyed by direction of the City MuTnhar, Section 4. When any dog has. been. .Impounded on which the license tax has been paid,' in compli ance wun wis ordinance as aioresaia, oat upon which there is no badge, then the owner- shall be entitled to the release of said dogi but shall not be entitled to another badge except on payment of xuui biatj regular yrirj-a iuc buvu uaug. . .. v : , . : . : .! ; : .-. ' SicTioN 6. Anv ordinance, or nart thereof, con flicting with the terms of this ordinance, are hereby repeaiea. . . r .. .. I .-'.!;: nit ic-., .. Sxonoit 8. This ordinance ehall go into effect on ana aner tne niteentu (lotni uay or J my, ltris. TAttest ' T. C. SBRVOSS, 3ulyS-9,tCla,n&39 , i City Clerk. , .TONBORIAt. ALL' LADIES WISHHTO TO HAVK WORK done can call on Ransom Perkins, at the shop of Joe Turner, in front of the Stab Office. Also ; SBtAMPOOIG,; And Braids, twirls and Switches made or repaired to "3E order. iy7-lt The Mystery Solved at Last 1 Bargains ! Bargains ! Bargains I AT COST! AT COST! AT COST! At Solomon' Levy's Store ! t. A. ' .......... . - ... QOME ONE! .COMB ALL! AND SEE THE i V- - GREAT FALL IN -. ' ' " ; Dry 'Goods, Clotliiiig, Boots, sioes, Hats, ; r . , ... , XBUNKS, f &C, &ei ' . t " r A full and well selected stock In all departments A FULL LINE OF LADIES' WEAR ' 'I am determined to change my business, and In order to do that I offer my -( ,,i,n;) "vr ENTIRE ; STOCK 5 AT COST1 No humbug! Come and see for yourselves and0 ; - Save at Least 25 per Cent, .-' "3y t)urchaamg your Goods of ; . , ; ( . ' ' SOLOMON IiBTTt - . At the old stand, southeast comer. Front and Mar. ket streets. . may 154m-nac INEW ADVERTISEMENTS.' rpRATKLmO BAGS, TALTSES, SADDLES, JL Harness, Bridle MarOngales, OoUara,; Hames, Trace Chains. Whins. Sduts. Doe Collars. Sbammoi - 4. -A,'r ': i;.rT " t " Bkins, Leather, Feather Dnsters, Axkrae, Sad- 1 Olery Hardware. Aiso, a .large ipt or eecona-naaa Saddlery Qoods. - . v ' 1 ' s , . . , No. S tkuth ifront &C, , OTy8-U naC '-:: it. -v . . Wilmhtetoa.N. a1' . J MISCEMANEOTJS. (j f nt TTSKT- PURCHASER OP A MASON fc HAM LIN CABINET ORGAN may be sure that ne is getting, in proportion to ks size, capacity, style and.css, i, ... .. ' , ; y7-, vu. I lij Tbe Best Instrument i 4 Which it is practicable in the present state jef the an to construct w e are not airaia ;,r;.-; ; t Warrant all our Work Asun i to even tnla high standard, and arc! willing to dged by these, our smallest lowest priced l. Without extraordinary facilities it would betjudeed styles.- Without extraordinary be impossible to furnish organa of such excellence h sucn prices. -.For sale at . ; f July 8-tf , , i ' . IIEINSBKRGKB'S , Live Book and Music Store. f!- CALLATi HeiiiiBiLTilim . . r AND TRY THE CKL- i EBRATED ...Ward Brand 4 CuemmToMccor SEGAES. No. 6 Bfarket.Streetr 13 ! Rice ! 1 9A Hflft U8B FRBSH BEATRICE, FROM HILTON, RICK HILLS, Fotsaleby irsau?vsti i'.I ' '. i!- vJj ill JJixABDit08. deeS-tf: Iff: Hare ReceiM Hy:steamer;To-Daj k A choice lot of 1 :,::,.:z f XTFKENCTeAKlIBS, :!l V-M - iy . AT . . iirled Figs, Prunes, Dates, . . " ' " Fresh Nuts, Lemons, Apples, JeDiea, Preserves, Jot., feb-tf ' .. ; :WJ58T00..r Peace Institute,! EALEIGH, H0ETH CAB0LHTA. TEV. B. BTJBWTELL, PrincipaL. . " ' John B. Burwell, A. H., 1 tx Tr.t... i!.'i" . J. Stevens. A?M.. f Asstet t Principals. . Prof. A.Banmann, Vocal and Instrumental Music. The next session commences on the 1st of 43ep tember,1873. m f -:ci;J x-.vKi t.j.r ' For Circular and Cataloene juTflrfBH . I. : -!'.-. - KKV. B. BUBWKLL A1SON. 1 , July 8-ttD&WUSept. t m. i ; Baleighj N. C. 1 Spirit: Casks; 1 i-io f gQQ SPIRIT CASKS, : U Now- landing ex. schooner Ann & Susaiu F. W. KERCHNER, i JulySf - 97,28 and North Water street. t J AU V.' . , . ? " . '-ai l-;'l !.? !"-! ,viiiriinr;. jk.- 150 . Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoulderr, . fBblslprlr Hill Oif 4 i2.fcif-"f;.t?'i'-"--' " For sale by , .: . F. W. KERCHNER, " i x ulyS-tf tt, 98 and 39 North Water Street! t: Oats, Salt, . Flour and Hams, i 3 QQQ BUSHELS OATS, .. . ; , : j 800 " ,' .-in Tierces Hams, " i AU hi , r For sale by , , F. W. KERCHNER, Julytf ' ' S7. S8' and North Water St. Spirit Bajrrels. 1 QQQ .8CTBP SPngTBABryn f' jorsaleBy.iUi'i . .. t . - r t . ,.; i WILLIAMS & MURCHISONJ may 28-tf Bingham School, MEBANEVILLE, N. C. '-. .. MAJOR ROBERT BINGHAM, Superintendent, MAJ;: W. B. LYNCH, 1 CAPT.' T. Li NORWOOD. Fall Session Opeas 35th July. ,. For Circular, address, ,n. ; MAJ. ROBERT BINGHAM, June 14-lm D&W ' : j . o -; : l iSupermtendeat. . ; :: Salt f . Salt S Jalt! ,T 32 900 AMcAiro ' : r . , LIVERPOOL GROUND ALUM And Wortaington FINK SALT, . lowy ,,; , ct-tf . j WILLARDBROS; A CABD. TTayi . - I..! j yiNG purchased the Interest of Mr. .Brock, I will continue to conduct the business at the old stand. No. 1 Granite Bow, where I will be happy to i see my old friends and customers. : : .-. ' t , "v.-1.3. .. . ..." i oct 1-tf i : H. WSBB. WANTED. A GOOD COOK MALE OR FEMALE TO GO to SmlthTine for the Summer, r : 6. Q. PARSLET Jb. June 24-tf . 5?oMf Dailyana.Roastel TriWeetly; tTJURB JAVA and JLAGUXBA COFFEE ! u IA Guaranteed Just the-TbiRff. At V -July 1-tf ' " 't' tl (X STEVENSON. Bacon ! Bacon ! ; inn hnn lbs shouldxrs and sides For sale by i-i- ! Itma Sl-tf -r . ' Slllt tM W- '1 - v, war 1 1 . . m kh k ki iw -- ThteB weeka.?.::K.'.?..:i... .. M Three months .v...iiiwi.-.i.....-93 OS " ; U mo8lto.4i.A..v.. .S5 m fyCoutracV AdverUBementa taken, ot propor tionately low rates. J . t- Five Banares estimated as a unarter-column. and enaSMah-x)lumn, , j,-T . . CETJiAlJEOtJS: Tfi ttaLLttETOVaTO i OUHNgW B01LDINQ !'X:' (!Wr!t(l Prtaeeftfs.SteM ;- seiwccu uua aue ina '.I' ha:-.: ivr y.m n . a ..." ws will BKix ornr xsrtsat ,i RETAIJ STOCK; AT,. CPST, n-yfit-sfrtW m-M'A . , As it is oar desire to open with a I:TlIand:Comple Stock, Hence our determination to dispoee.of the samebe- 'juneMini J laMr'io Hi I, j c Bi WEILL. BOOTS; AI1D SHOES. ALL KINDS OF 4 I.i-. Ei . i ! : !? ii-f BOOTS i 'it. ANri ' Ij t At VXBT, . '. ' . - ' lOW PRICES GEO. R. FRENCH A SON'S. V; 89 North-Front street. 4 July 6-tf am JO 1. 1STOM2. t . . . . v. . . . , ITdbdGQ'a;6'Oods S ill aiili A1IVAH VBi ; ""Negotiable pnp43t' 'and ' currency ' taken at full value !l r- -J ' "" Br D. PTGOTT. TRA VEli ER S j.a - CAN' FIND Trunks, Bagg, Valises, Dusters, f.ComBrnsIie&j, Hats,-Caps, and AT THE v t f. -... :t r' ClTefcOTllirT STOKE fcViJ.'-;i,24J 'J mi MUNSON'iteCa, juJyo-tfiU iiivf , :nuJf' ififlcet street $J IlpMJEDP, HAMS, EXJKTSABXRSLUKTBOPOLIS & LUCILLE, ! Ciw&ei Crdsnin Entter0 -hJ "A' ITo. 1 Muscavado : Itola&ses, A Ho. 1 GoUcn. 3yrup.";i ; . ...Extea, jaqlfc9lit;Hams. In addition to above, Dally Arrivals of Bacon, Hay, Corn, a H. Syrup in Bbls., Tees, and Hhas., , r Forsale low by j Janata BINFORP. CHOW CO.. TiLraip,d;.Cabl)age ieed : . (COP,!Qi:, i TUST RECEIVED FROKLANDRETH A; BUIST, t3 a large supply of . - TTJIINIP AND1 CABBAftE SEEDS ' New Crop), consisting of Purple Top, Yellow, Ruta v, Bags, Eaily .White Flat Dutch, Early Red Top, (strap leaf), Large White Globe, Large White GlohS Largo NotfelkyYeHow Aberdeen, Hanover, Golden Ball, Early Stone. Improved Late Drumhead and Flat Dutch Cab bage, by the pound or. paper. - Sold at J. K. McELHENNT'S - : Drug and Cheuical Store, Lbpitt's Corner. y-u-.i s'H tint pHE ONLY GENUINE BRAND AT , Hd y waw-i cl qjobq MYERS', -"'i ii''-'r'- "irj "H 1.1.- Jnly6-tf . , ,11 and 13 So. Front Street Oeerge Myers,' J 11 AND SOUTH FRONT STREET. Y : ;' ' Ch0icdrX0t.' ; SUGAR-CURED PIG. AMS; , . ' 4 . .;BACN STRJPS, : , i '.' SnOULDERS -1 . GEORGE MYERS'. AT JulyWf-. ; 11 and 13 Front street i Strictly Pure Blacttey Branuy, " rpHE SAME BRANDY SOLD ' BY. US THE ', X past three yearsthe pareat and most reliable made from the choicest ripe berries . . Superior to any Other, . Has the unqualined endorsement of our- leading medical practitiouers, and la sold only by us at 7 North Market street j - ;i I . julj.6 It CHAS. D. MYERS & CO. Old Line. "BARRTCT.S FLOUR. BARRELS FORK. 35,000 LBS. D. S. SIDES AND SHOULDERS 106 BARRELS- SUGAR. 80 BAGS COFFEE.? ' v 42,9cS9?89,AP'. CANDLES. 8TAECH, PO. f TASH,. LYE, TOBACCO. Ac Low to the trade-.apfj-tf t .,,w . EDWARDS M HALL. BTrQ-GYr:& 7WAGON IIATEEIAIi "Q ALL KCSpS, FOB' SALE1 LOW AT MT HABDAEE: STORE, ' : , - GILES & MURCHISOK ' June t9-tf ! . , ' " "J T ADDIS H SEED, BUNCH BEANS, &C, Ac. 'juiji-tf" mm all; or i , ;i,j; 1
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