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t ft 1 S. , W - . .. V
THE HOEliniG STAE.
' ti:i iS-jr c Vil-KAoV trif tai .ioneSouareoneaay;...... ,...,$1 t
1 60
ttATKH Or SUBSCRIPTION
,,e -vear, 111 aavauue vy . muii;
...$7 00
... 3 50
... 00
Six mourns, hi 5
Three months, in advance (
, ,.,th in advance
).
).
One
To
)....
75
Tn f'itv SubscriDere, aeuverea in any pari 01 me
city,
w;ftnn Cents ner woefc. Our Citv Afirents are
' a. - f 1 r-u . A .
iiot authorised to collect for ijf ore than 3 months ia
advance. f r.- r r r r -r i- a T ' .
advance. ., ? r f
OUTLINES.
phis Sunday. - Large meeting in Lon
don in favor of Fenian amnesty. - L.
L. Cary, editor Cumberland, Md., Times
fAtally shot;-- Iosttrgcnt SasUb: vessels
plundered mercbantmen.' off Valencia of
30,000 reals in specie. - Banks on Con
tinent have raised rate of discount.
Nothing herd from steamer Isrnalia, near
ly a month out from New York for Glas
Government paid $750,000 gold J
gow. -interest.
Argument in Stokes case
oommeuced. U. S. Treasury will pay
live dollars in silver on each check pre
sented until toalf million, bow op hand is ex
hausted. Furnace owners in vicinity
of Pittsburg unanimously resolved to re
duce wages of bands ten per cent.
Thirteen yellow fever deaths at Memphis
for 24 hours ending yesterday noon.
9 yellows at, Montgomery m .48 houisv
Bale of cotton at Cincinnati donated to.
Memphis brought $2,020. London,
spirits turpentine 33s J)d. .-rrNew York ' ,
Markets: Cotton weak 15f'15; navaj
stores firm and steady; gold 8mSh
How are we Itecoverlnjt
Panic
from
N. Y. CouujmdLFia-J Chronicle, Oct. 25. J
The "recuperative powers" of which
so much has been said of late, deserve
a more thoughtful (examination than
is often given to them. We have
partly recovered from the successive
shocks of our recent panic, aqd the
amazing speed with ' which how and
heretofore reaction takes place elicits,
with reason, the surprise of other
nations, and the gratitude and hope
Bat we must rtot irrd urge W much
these correct but vague anticipations.
T.At. ik. ask how far we are reallv re-
covering.
And -in-the first place we
will look at the condition of the banks.
The country banks have generally res
sumed r greenbackr pujriqentBrp Our
New York banks' -wilr"rldj!sd rtke
1st of November. The process of.
Spooling andVcaling," as it is called,
is then to cease. '.The reserves are
a million greenbacks a
day, ana we are noi sure Duttnattne
banks of this city; conld . with ad van-
tac have begun to-day to 'resume 4
thpir or.linarv methods of navment.'
Our people will .now, find it less diffi-1
people w
cult) hoWever, to get
currencv" for
pay-rolls at home or for remit
tances to the -country.' The Treasury
tllsbnrsemeuts of currency -have had
a sensible effect, and have amounted
to nearly $8,000,000. As much more
.is expected to be'paldonjnduring the.
siext ten" da vs.as "the taxes are
jeeted with somewhat more freedom,
and the Treasury warrants on idis
bnrsetnents are UOw coming forward
'on the Sub-Treasury ' here. The
Savings Banks are some of them still
holtting; fait tiheirreefitkack;: but
before long thdy will see if lb be'
their advantage to pay them out iu
purchase of governments or to place;
them on deposit in bank.
If we next turn to the merchants,
we tind'tbat iti this fifth week of the
panic there are few marked indica
tions of trouble. The additional
failures that have occurred have taken,'
no one by surprise. The banks are
sustaining those merchants who have,
vitality- enough Tto -justify, aid;; arid:
the ability of the bank to i-ender
liberal aid where it is merited is in-,
creasing every day. Every ; one
knows tha thejjrue way to check a
panic is to discount freelv. But the
trouble is that our panics often find
Iho banks too weak to , lend and the
borrowers too oor irt the 'right sort
of securities as collateral.
The rapid curtailing of business and I
the. enormous liquidation of debt is I
i ii i ' t i I
graaaauy laying a louuuatiuu iun
easy money market in the falL : The I
short croDs in Europe promise also to I
affojrd us in ijntoldeffiant good 1
prices lorour immense accumuiauons
of hread stuffs. . I
Suspensioa of HarmoBy faQVwjf,sCoboes,
.iu K 000 nersona otft' of ' emblovmenL Lloia.DUlty ot ' tra?e marks has
Tweniy yeiiow lever ue&ms m Jicm-
The prospect would now be brigh,v,,Jiiatfdi,J -astf .'
er lr we naa not ine aaiiv reports
trom various quarters or airmmsner7Yrr a aiaijV'af cities.
employment lor labor, mills are put-p
on snort time in ew mewuhu
elsewhere. t Machino nworkTdepend-,,
cut on railroad building and equip-.
nil shnrt fimfl in INfiW tLnprlana and. I
inuut, are stopp
ing. lhe merchant
tic as well as foreign)
eraand for goods is
dise trade, domestic
is light, lhe aeraanaior S
contracting, as the prudence of luy
... L -1 i e ;J
ers prompts cautiou in the, taking -o
new iiaDiiiiies.Tiuvii. nicy pec yw, p
the consumption is to be curtailed in
the couutrv in cousequence of the,
country
panic.
It wanid be -easy to extend our sur
vey to other departments of business.
lint those alreadv eiven win sumce
.. . . - -ii al.
to show-the genprat ntTO wJDe W
. . , .0 .
-ruperativ-e processes wincu are tfit-
in tf.- lliero is notning ieverisu ur
.speculative about the new work. Qpr
progress, though slow, as, perhaps, all
the more hopeful. Some builders
nraonsr us have been doing bad work.
.... 0 . ....... 0 ..T-
,le stprift l Jaid it , iow v e may
take -five years to burM anew the bad
work of the past hve years. JJut we gQn cpiQfrom.. a first "class rail
shall build better and stronger than car deveioped the fact , that , the
ever, before.. For we have all the ex statute, b yhe omission of the word
penence of past failures, as a pedestal., hm pyfmt Ut reads as
to raise us to higher achievement.; n, 'fooVirt Np auy.
: I . v .tfi.,i T'Tlr "I'' ""'-i 1 4-ules whjchaiha5ectatl - persons
tfee (Jpld8o4: can- ithout' Tgard " to !tace or
tions the pubUc against one St. Clair repre-' Air wmtto render
senting himself ai an agent for steam en color -This .would 8eemt rejapr
gines and cotton gbaa - He .stayed one it incumbent nporra4way and other
night at Mr. John A. McKee's residence, coyOraUoi8 Wtftalte' distinctions on
and Spprdpriated a'qaantityof wearing ap- aocount cf aee nd colprH -fltill, it
PrUr.rt SaiBpsoyfoifn. , ... ;. tp the iDtcntton of the . Legislature.
- "f - " l , . r . , . ; '; i -J .fji . rj.;i .. ' (irjh . L . : ,- .
- '- ' - - -. V ' - ' ' - - - 4, ' ), -..v. . , r - I
" Till.. - - . . . . . ' ! ' i,i r i . i u ,
The proprietary interest in and in-
uow
in
oi uuiuiuciuiai uauons. it is main
tained and : enforced very fully
England and France, and more re.
cenily in the United States. In this
country it was. long regarded as a
matteif f6r State Iegi8lidir exclusive
ly, and the decisions were as diverse
almost Ja's the variofisf States in the
Union. Hence manufacturers and'
inventors often preferred tojmbmit to1
trP8! PfttraQ. ajd .injustice ,on, the.
Part u unpnncipiea parties rather
bestr coukf only Be established in
one r orr t,wp. States , witi , impu nity
fgr itheirVviblatijQai ;ioi alicthkiothers.
But af tejr-raany.,delays , the question
was tin ally brought before the Su
preme Gourt of the United States,
and'was decided in' accordance with
sound equity and the practicaof the
leading, . xiommercial , nations. , The
principle was very fully , established
n the case of the Gorfiam Silver
Maifitrring-; Company,
that any device, luark or peculiarly
deBignatiye 'slgri intended ' to denote
any intrerey or improvement in any.
longed exclusively to sucbartiqle or
commodity and could not be counter
feited ..or altered aa! as"; td create
an .; impression ;itj'.-the "public i!tnind
that tlie Articles-.-thuV counterfeited
were geftuine:" Anychang?s or altera
tions in the original trade mark, which
were pot sufficiently obvious and dis
tinct as to, convey a nev idea of the :
article represented, were held .to be 4
illegal. ,f Iq ne the principle of trade-t
marKs was recognized by law as ap
plying fully to the articles actually ;
designated and noAe .others,, and alL
fvasKn, erasures -or devices ealcu?
late( to cpuvey. the. impression that'
the article wass otherwise than what it
wasrepresentea on its i ace were out1;
!WWkK :t'i- St t itVili 1 a.
This ; decision, was a great boon to
manufacturers and inventors gener
ally1. '.Jt.'ea''iJt.!.'per86n8 in
venting and, designing a;particular
article & proprietary interest in it, of
which they .cjould.ot be fraudulently
-- j : -vtaw.
Sin;e the decision, was. rewfered tlie
number of : caoalleged-'viblation
trade-marks has decreased, and
when thoarTpOTIi chiefly on
ne-queswoHiaHi-o-ine4aetuai racts re
latire to the violation of any trade
mark ihe' principle Uvolved being
generally recognized by all parties.
Oak Smith Heard from He Lnetb
with $5,O00, 600 to bay the Western
1 T he-Ralefgb- iVctcwgivesA pfutjlicity
to the following extract from a letter
from. Appleton Oak ' Smith," dated
London, Oct. 11th, 1873, to a gentle-
naif mUBat pityjJ Md made ar
rangements for the 'consolidation of
the Western.'.. road with...,the ,.,'Mid
land' and expected to have been nj
ray way -home, eje thiswith sufficierit
WreditsTtoiliAVfi takett oVetihWwhole
concern uadetfair arrangements with
the stockholders.
"The. "JMidland" Company i had
f till tt o rron enm rG ; 1 AAA
IrOOOx pounds, rpivr 5,000,009, jwheri
mis areauiui- .menean--' crasn- -canie.
.TJbifir wi no iidoiog j Anything at the
Dresent moment - in the - ;Americaa
Uailway laclmek aad. no
other war but tq'defer it for a; time,
, The MidrsnS " Company will
gnaniratee to finish their road within
iyearfrrahflrlst m January
next: arm win xaKe it snDiecc to
Incumbrances, and pay a fair sum
full Daid Midland stock to the priv
shareholders if they will pass a bill
transferring it With all its assets, f ram?
chises and equities to the Midland.?
I stialt probably.be instructed he
-r -i ii . ! I' :
tore i leave as to sow tne rocum
braoces are 'to be arranged. ,
T tmsf that ' some arrangement will
be made to iecureoJ Wesiern n ivt
rtne interests or. our-own people ipr
,our Grand' -lrunk Line, the Mid-
he death rate last week: in Kew
--r , ,:.. .
York w'as eqiuvalent to 28.18 yearly
f tftsf )0(y rnrJabrtant'The de$hr
.tMuxahh mthtfweek endfoo-
tj. 4 ;;wa.edftMW25! 1,000;
tfzQ&fc i fc tl3ristol,h7; in
pn- rh,mioV- T7. in
rvt, ; in
- 1 T.:wi .A$nTWifclii:.i in 04.
crow ' 25: And lii the itwentv-one chief
cities of Great Britain .the average
1 ' ' . ' ' ' ' 1 i rr -I nAA 1
rate was equai w to pr ,ww yriy.
The rate in Paris was 5?5 per, 1,000,
fifty deaths being from cholera f in
Berlin, ihe last week in September,
33 per 1,000, forty-one deaths being.
1 K" -j
1 j. - : Tr. Qt.., 1 nnn
.IIFIJUU vUvlViuiiu iuua.: u V
tal castt ofhorera- amounting
toone hundred aUdtwelve.? liomelft
the same week reported ' 29.0 per
1,000, yearly.
DIatlactlon en Aecdunt of Color.
A queer discovery has been made
iBg the ciYil rights . statute f in
Afxtf&J. asf tfWipulsiott'-. of a per-'
1
ate
WILMINGTON,
O
mOTICETO ADVERTISERS.
The pressure upon onr colnmaa on SondaT morn
ing is so great that we are-compelled to request ad
vertisers to n'd in ftdvertlBeine-nW for that issue at
early aa boat as oosBiWe. in order lliat thev mar
.WittV eertalntir secure the proper laaerUon. .. . , '
Th mails. '-' n :-r :.: v :
The mails will closefrom this date as fol
Northern through (night) mails.
8 P. M.;
t . paaila,.,. ...... 1...,.;... . 5 A. M.
pu;Uem rnatr. ... ; . . ; 8 P. M.
Curolina Central mails. . . .: . i . . . , 5 A. M.
SmithyrileVSatuniaj's ami '.'Tues' v-
.1 dftys i.ft... , ............ 6:A..Tf.
naays........ -vt-.i M-
FayetteyiUo by.a C. R W,, daily 5 A. M.
Onsl6w C. ff.f ' (horse mail)" every '
-Iridari .'.v.-i. i;v: .'. 6 A. M.
NEW ADVEnTISEJIBNTS.
'Capt. A-L. DeRosset. Lost..
Heinsbergeb. Sea Gift'-
Wnis&MtmcHsox I'or Liverpool. :
Local Dots.
The financial outlook is brighten ,
A colored patient;waa sent to.the. City '
Hospital yesterday. " " '
. The storm, signal was displayed at the
weather observatory in this city yesterday.
The f&hltegeYpavemetitiTto' He laid
in front of the'Murchison building on Proat 1
street. .
''Old Pro)s.,tAdoi'ii vouchsafe us any.
weather at an fethis Stilude tolay. That's
- --Tlie wind blew) a gate ail day yester
--The windbteWa gate atf aayyesterr
a andrthe dusjf wafecjajiarly ievere upon
snsiaveeyisvCS ''.'- - l
There was no' fifisaioh of; thin . M nvnrV
day
sensitive
There wasnojsessiqa bf5hjB Jlayor'tf
monung, there; ping no
casesready f or.'trial.
TbeSchr.;
WJlfrkef, Softwman,
jMaport; ficBotton, anrlved ai Tiue-
Large schooner, eama unknown, but
reported to be' the Cfetfsburg, was said to be
ashore neaf lnew Inlet Bar yesterday. .
Grand Chancellor W.' A. Guthrie paid
an official visit to Stonewall Lodge, K. of
P.i last night and-delfvered ahvaddress.
The little" chi reported Ibthaye been
lost on Saturday was found the same even
ing somewhere in the neighborhood of Dry
Pond. , J " :
-- There are unmailable letters in the
ppstdffice in this city for Wm, B.". McKoy,
Princeton, J., and Longot Stowe, Cape
Hatteras, N. C.
Contributions in. aid of the Memphis
sufferers were taken up in the FirstBaptist,
St. Paul's Episcopal and perhaps other
churches on Sunday.
The Syno Mof ;5Sorth Caroliria will
meet at the First Presbyterian Church to-'
morrow (Wednesday) evening. Rev. Dr. -Miller
will preach the opening sermon. ' -
-r- The Uniform Lodge. E. of P. have a
njeettng t&s evesing at 8 o'clock. By the'
way,1 we learn that several other.' Knighte.,
have ordered uniforms since the late parade..
A horse attached to a buggy ranaway
on Sixthbetween Cheshut and Mulberry
BtreetaJ vesterdaf - mornms. resulting in-:
broken buggy. A pannel of the fence of
Mr. S. Petteway was also demolished. " s
A little eQlored child byl lie name' pi
Maggie Spencerv about 3 years old, whose 1
parents reaide near the corner of H lith and
Mulberry Qtreets, strayed from the parent
al domicil yesterday morning and at. last
rBjSce-'as.cMet watch-
'fcjtft5elf S Wv&jik- B. R.,
rcpwgteasil acetted a po-
5f I row ftsfc7mmv ar to
tha. one he held undeKth lomer coni'
pairyV
i 5 Trli f uely; dressed youn men arjived in
this city on Saturday evening and register
A at tho Mannins House. . Thet; eave
L theirnames as 0. It. iRavmoad and 'Jfc'TL
Wluton ana saia wey were rom ixew
'ITorkl beine. as they represented, drum-
-W
- ';
mers'fdr the estaTHsmeni of "E.-
Whiron & Car, General; Agentr- for Manu
facturers ancTImporters bf Railway Sup
plies, and Agents in New York and vicinity
for Asbton Patent Insulated Lock Safety
Valve," located at 24 Clift street, all of
which was printed on a card which they
presented to the proprietor. "As before ia
timated, they were fashionably: dressed, in
addition to which their manners were such
as to impress one favorably, and Capt. Man
ning had no apprehension that they were
other than what they seemed. His mind
was disabused yesterday morning, howevery
wnen, upon going iu iucu. iwm uy vbm
them toWeakf ast, itas found thai they had
vacated the premises during the night1 4nd(
decamped lor parts unanown, ieavmg mec
board bill unpaid. Capt Manning has no
dopbt that they are firs class bummers"
insteaa 01 arummers, ana as sucu ne wiauss
then! 10. De spottea in anew ;utiu ; u-avejjs,
' i t .-8 rt
Wilmlnelon Dearree Lodge.
, At . a 1 meeting ;; of. Wihiunton Degree
Lodge No. ' p,0: p.; P., ;thfolh?wimT of
ficers for the ensuing term were duly in
stalled byD.'D? G'.Mrr.S; G.'Andrews-
W. L. Smith, Dv M.-, R, J. Jones, D. D
vJ. ii 'Dudley lsfcD-J). K ; G. M,
Aitaffer. 2dJJU iAL; yH-XJopp. oeo-
ttfmi O. SchuJkpnTreasureJr
S. P. G.: J. Maunder,- -W; ; W. Goodman
C.; J. M. McGowan, I. a? R. L. Harris,
0. s: ;
N; C., f TUESDAY, OGtOBER 28 1873V i
THE LATE aCOIDENT
Ooudlliou of Cap(. Morrison Fijrtlier
- - .. . . 'i.t i ."i . ..... .
; --. Partlcnlara of, tle Dltrtresains Ca
lamity BLOW, . aitoa,-,;itfieWeif was
.Cansfsd, &Cv.( . j . "
i The many friends of Capt George. MorrU'
son, who was so badly injured on tbe Caro
Kna Central road on Saturday eTseniog las;
will regret to learn, as we do; that bis con
dition at.last accqaut was considered by J
his attending physician as xremely ni;r
cal, admitting liardly a. hope of his re:
covery.f He is- ibjr at' Long's Hotel, in,
Rockingham, 'his condttioiiHietng such that
his friends rom-nof Varry out their original:
intention of bringing Kini'lo this city. We
learn that llis1 physMa informed him that
his wounds' were 'iff. anatare that' would re
quire the am. putirlpii of 1 both ' of ' his legs;
hot that'he reraseti' to: have tiie operation
terr6rmed ;!" ''t -f-''' "." ;
. We unde'rstandfrom:5 parties ' conVersarit 1
with the facts ot.thls most calamitous, acpi
dent that jCpt .j Morrisgh.ad expr.essei
the intqpion, on tbewayup. the.oad qq
. 1 Saturday to return to Jocbngbam after he
hag taken his train through.to . Wadesboro'
with the purpose r of attendifig chur$h in,
that place on Sunday. .Hisypungest daugh
ter accompanied him as far aa Rockingham.,
where she got off- to await her father's; rer
turd. Arriving at Wadesborry he paid some
ittle attention to his toilet aadtben secured
the services of two or ' three ' colored men
to
take ?,i him'' to - Rockingham 'oi ; a-
hahd-car. ' Everything ' went' ' oh1
all
dis
right Until their . arrival ; a short
tance beyond Pec Dee Bridge when, the
collision took ptacel with the result already
stated. The car. which; was' on 1 ibe .ttack
was a small pne, used.ia'transportingJ rock
by the. contractor at . work .on th4 bridge
aqu was about the same height pf the hand
car, upon, wjuch Capt :M. was seated. ; The .
hands employed by Mr! Lennahan, the conT ;
tractor,-it seems, went with this car . to the.
point where it was left on the track, which;
was but short distance' front h briidge,
for' the .purpose' ' of - getting rations-' from-
the '-commissary near or.' iBerofir certain
that ho 'traha' was;' due br; would be
ikely to pass for some time, arid having ho:
idea that a hand car Would come along,'
they left i standing onjhe track, .wee 'it
repaahie utw.nAojh,wheni the ap
cident occurred ,, The" scene of the disaster
was near a sharp .curve ia the road apd on
a aown graqe, nence tne nana-car was be,-
ing propelled witn almost ligntning-lifee.
ispeed.' It was dark, too,' and tie persens
on the car saw nothing1 of their dahger un
til the fatal mbmeht 'arrived. ,C&pi !Mor
risbn was seated on th'6 front of thej car
with both legs hanging ver ij The -ietf
were hurled from the -car .bv the. violence
of , the collision, but received (np.iiary;'
After the accident Capt Jttornsoo, jtfhp re--
mained, insensible for.- some time, received'
every attentjon. f rom Ir. LennahAri, 'who
procured ' blankets.. 'Ac, - and placed', him
upoa them on the-car,: when he was- taken
to. Rockingham, about : miles distant,,
where at lastaccouiits everything was eg.
cone mac coma oe to maK ms conaiupn
comfortable as possible' umlet tpecirpujmnl
statice?; : ; ' ,-"n,s -,.u-3'J!ii;V 'T f aofr
Sirpcrlor Cooiri. : .-ii -y nils' i 1
The following ciases were; disposed pf by
this body yesterday: . .;.it. .':' m
State Lather Rich,-charged- with 'is-
sault and batteryv" Guilty. ';ii ;-..'U j f
'State &' Bain. Alexander, Cnarged 1 with
r State TOXWmMyersjcharged'th jlar-
-cehy. Not guilty: 1 ' ,1,
atate vs. tne same, on twopeace warrants;
Submfttea:' ' " J ":T: .....
-'Staie'twthe sani'In'Wo cases of assault
ahd 'battery. '. Submitted, 'ttj ' t '.'"
State vei the'same, charged with f . and a.
Submitted. M
State vs. Viola I3urr, charged with larceny:
Therwil3iesses .n the AJarter . case will be
examined by the Grand Jury , to4ayj eom-
nencing at 10, .plclck. . Wej leara th$tie is
desired, to get througlw wh ; this, exaTMha-i
tion br this Bxenine, acid) tire entire eav
be devoted te lt. Witnesses Site lorgevi W
be cproraptv-as . they may! savatiBie by1 sd
It 4j toot expected to g through W&h the
crlmlaal dbeket this week.1 as'we learn that
ttere,fiprably)be,,eriQugfr,fi left to
occupy anowec euiirt!v wtjh., ji uui iu
. . A concert for the benefit of die Memphis
auff ereiS w ill come off.' we ard -recfflifested- to
say, at the Opera House on Friday fevenlirg
next The lectuttrof CoL Waddell is also
aBnohacedro ftenaelrvfeidrlie Oi
House oh ffie 'same "evening, so of courda
one OTiWowwiM.fiae,,.".
--"J i n r 1
4.1A n sum
i ! i f It 4i, 1
Dr; sAi IM-JDeRosset raceived and'for;
warded pn! Ba'tOTay lajtlhfi follo'wirigcion: f
,(ripunenf4,.ow,9;qMiMvrauuw (
Meaiphiafor the relief of theeaffaters fom
yehow fever in that city :JClfon Giles, $5.
o'acw.'lAny 4u s-:
Badcliff e, r 1 j Louis Payne. i (colored), $1,.
.1 ,UU,!lO-vtt i!l ! ...,J,
j e'l'lefltjiitp 9uncethat the
ItofiifitiJsWsVchurch basTeen sud
dehlr baited awavr and that Incdnse-quence,
.thaiiccasinn at ,th& FestiYilt-Bt Sknon-
The properjy known as the ' Wlknington
liarwassold under mortgage byVthe
Wilmington Building i Association on Sat.
urday last for $5,400, Mr. Luari vollers.be
cxjrniuafjhe purchaser.
CoU
We 'sraterf Hi ' Snndav's' nrfbef !lfiart ':Cot
Waddell hkd recerVe'd an'afeepted ' dn id-1
svlbitibix some time since tb .'deliver' his
ready celebrated lecture on Jhe early; hisq
fory,?oi Jtforpi CMbiina at an early ;-day,
We .nfw leam, that, jtlie jini has ben jfixed
. fflrFriday, evening A?ex, at-.tie,'ppera
Hquss..., The title of, hjcture,-is- V.vit-
; ianaanahwd , CDi fhite. .ManV, Land),
being. M rCpuattyi oaee called. Irlwd t
$Gfd(i (Great Irfcland),-but ndw inown as
lNarfo&mtiiMi'A h'rhG substance of the lee?;
tare hba already been alluded to so frequent
ly by xra AhAt theYe . is TinecesBlty 'for re
stating fe"; here -Tfle ' topic is certainly a
irOvel knd "inteVestiaff' dnS' to 'TTortri 'Caibl
"iinians and thereat f avdr With' wn,ich r the .
lecture! has'beenTeceiVed' by." lhe,1 public fa ..
Raleigh, Charlotte andjelsewhefe.is'a suf
ficient indication of jits merit . Qur citizens
may expjecA a fichhiteUeptua treat and we
hope, to ae&joqr, distinguished f eUowjcitizen
greetedjon.tho .KjpasiojBby ialacge audience.'
u The Jepturo will be delivered, finder the
asspjeeftof the Wilmlngtaa Libraty. Asso.
Clarions, j i is;;: .n:tM:.'-i':u'--
Stnns by a Spider A Narrow-Escape-
Alittleson of MrvR. J. Dardeai residing
bh the e6rrieri fcf Tfeird aHd HarneW streeta
aged three j yeart 'and seVeri riiratns, was
stung OH ' Suddayl'7 by' & largfeu black
spider, which - came ea'r resboliff ' In
the' Uttle!oneif.deai'f'vini; out
house at the 'tune' anottiufe wei-e ioilcaiions
tbaf tjie child , was,' stjjaj ia wo separate
places, jwppon tne iwgp- anp: ne ;on tne
ef twrifit . ,Tjie accjeat .-jhpe about
u o pipcK, ana it waa jDar ojctociefore
ftjPbysiqian. .ppBld,-bp got to the little suf
ferer. .By that .time neajjy the entire body
had assumed 1 the, i color ofi purjpte and the
gravest i , apprehensicnai t.wefce jfalt by
the! i't. parents; it ahd Ji Otnees, !..tha6 - it
woulcti not', recvCK J9 'Dr.' -McDonald,
the attending physioiani 'Remained by
his' 'iside' tmtil 10 'blockSlmaay' night,
ahbht which .firne1 chaHgS'V)f H-ecidedry
favoraMd: ttire'took' nlaSe 'At'-'IastiticJ-i
'cbiihts. about So'clocvesrdaVafteraooni?
the child was stOl graduanlUprBving and
it is believed now. to be Entirely out of
Frank falpass. the alleged inwedeter of
Edward J. Walker in Caswell Township
several weeks since, came to this, city yesj-
;day,niprnvg, on the 30'clocK tram, in cpm-
-pany. with; hia brother, and at a. later hoar
ia., the day delivered himself. 1 up? to the
Sheriff. We met the accused in the Sheriff's
office-: aad ia- reply to eiestions.he stated
that he- had not been out of ib connty and
that he remained secreted until the present
time because he did-not want - to lie m jail
totil the 'assembling',of Cburt: ;, ifej waa
committed to Jail to await hearing".
;. t j, ' r---!lt ' -r. : ur t : ..; r '
ftUKTOTB PiKB.-"-We rioWilmve la itPCk QXK:
.reana of.ea jpapr, aize, 24x36, .weight 30,
ac rm.lt ia good, rag paper aqa wul be bom, In
Biuh iwaeui ur scuk ujr uyia v. v. v.
onkplidaaou of the Carolitwmrmer and th?
W&tdy War. having-largely incrfeaa&t &o (Jlrctilation:
6f tffelattaerUserfcWllr'nild an admirbl4
aikB-'oroiirtefaliM'fi
planters of the two Caroltaate l ' :;n . . '-. . !io
JBooa BrasssT.-urax MoBirtta 8fla Book Biod-i
: t
ery does all kinds of Binding anjU&aim! is a wok,
-cianyke.iaanner, andjat reaaonablnrices, Her-
caanfB. anfl.oftejs Beeping eejop iPOQff Or other
work, may rely on promptness in the' execution of
' Job Eanrania, We cail,!.Vlie?attendon of mat
. 7 . , 1-
uiuiu, ucr&B-ui vuuria, KueruiB, lawjenj, rauroaa
aad steamsMp' offlcers an ft Sgenis,' 'ahd Ml; others
batdng oder f or printing, thqf aCfflttca, ygered at
top prompt and .faithful execution, pf atf Jdncir-of
Job PBurrrNa. . We cap. furnish at : hort notice
Card'sV Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, rStgfammes, Ball
.TicltetB,: Blanks; Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata-
Iognes, Biaaf Jarst how-Bills, Checks, Drafts,
Spirits Yiirpentine.'
meet in WftTantnn nn th fUn nrnr : - I
, irm Amv , J.: A; OoUins , retires f roin
a:
a,; r
.tt Ptat
erahc.e
1 -1 'bapt: fhuelTfitosdrie
fio! thee'ditors of rhe-BaTeigHiT is' in Phil-
adelphia.' ...! r-'s. ci'mwi. j;ij
The (vdrhor'hak'toaraoned AV
Prudan!,!bf Hertford; -'convicted of la.
Deny and in the petmewiary ioclufecyears."
iuHon. Weldoti Ni EdwaMsOBe
of the most disdhgcrislied of our old school.
genuemea w regret to tearncromthe Warn
Mr. Bunnell, the Jlennsylvanian,
whp ha4sucfc r handsome, .exhibition, of
stock, at tba late Stae. Fair, has stopped at
' WeIdoh,'ahd will exhibit' his stock, there
tMs week;
, Dtiaiesvuie- j.nieuigcncer . . we
are,rAlhed''to'an'6uri6e, ihal 'Xi Wash.
Bradley, Of 'Shepherd's-Xlteias and Jiw
P. Moore, of Mooreevilte, both of ..this
county, werearrested p.; Wednesday on the
. r ' a !i
fedney: 1 While'-we know nothip reaUV of
llercumstarices.,, we ah demvifrced "that
both Of1 these gentileihteavrilli 'be; able tod
establish their mnoccnee.j; , 'uni l
1
-street,! betweeU FBtU'lold' third; emiirilar
rioia skawl 3rtnrTfchfyfcWea.An1)e
l .t'.''.1'-'? 1 1jT yH K tsHlU: ) :
WSrW ,l W ! -:;:
oct28-ltiM:; il.Jr Caw. DsROSSBT.
e vnncu -p nenasr .P.r iem
win be held iriTarboro onlfovem
. McCAB0MTWKLlw-On8q)tember35th,
j i iiT ii'ii i, i "il" ii i-i-rrrri
: J- u t'. j, -'ft? .
llr,:..,V1i!,,i,Jt,,
-vynpLE.NO, i,stoi.
F0BHVERP00L;
V1 .! I 1 "?'i..
TBX
CtlRMANlBABQirS . l.
W. d' f 1 til
dispatch' 'asabo'vew. 1
WILLB&ys QUICK
79T Cotton freights apply to
!3f
oct38-3t
,IAMS & MUBdHISON;
SEA: GIFT,. "
" ; BY THE AUTHOR OF'
TDRBSKirry'THE' VBBSAliCrTY-' 6 THE AtJr
Ju,4-.,,-
thor hi new
got to many readers, and by iQ fit
goodastf jf $sau j.fjfteiTed and read
with interesting pteasore. As the "Angel In tUe
bond.'Sea fcuiVraw 'drop tetob Ladies-
and gentnsmen,. Just pUlSliAeo? and for sale at r , . .fj
Ut Book cad KosK Store.'
iJlV 000 1,011 ANK J'B'i1.H- Spring-,
er N. 1 brand, always on band, by ""' -t '
t - J. A. 8FBJNGKK,
oct t&St nac : - Corner Front aad Mulberry Bta.
Brick ? Bripk!
-f
0QA tN BAND .AD SUPPLY CON
stant:
ryor ealelwj
' i Jv AJSPaDtOBB,'
Mi
' btft 96-3t nac
Corner Front and Mulberry Bts.
TlAEUBS' AND jGKNTfS JERWKg, f ATCHELS.l
Bhcl Straw Belt-Satchels, Ae, at the
wM.
,lo, 8 CoatJi Front St l.:
- -WUmimrton; N . a
iniyS-tfbaC
v.: ,.mi MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSIHESS-STJ
a ittii',iu.t .-: 4 .; offu)iM!
j-I.m; v AT 'fBS-TKESBXT'- i
LOW. RATES
? -1 v
. Are detlgiillris Oar Patrons.
Those who have not bought should lose "no time
' la inaklrig selections at once. "
; ' , ' . HTJNsON & $0.
ill 1
oct36-tf
dQr Clothiera. , j
" j
iraPQRTATiON I
I - 5- O O .' S A O E S ' 5
: li-.v
if-
liyieppol; SALT,
' ifoVltoafromBrig 'iixeniplar,"! . ,
For sale low by
EINTORD, CHOW A CO..
-1 'HI
s!oci8tf;
Sotlivf ster street.--
' i 1
The Oldest
f1 :iTtb Jns'kifr',' or" b&qicfeW r
I a . m a uti . n ' k
I P0"? W , prJm'
...- . ' .
.I.1
1 ;!
i..aita4C11llt MYERS & COi,'' '
octsS-W tU !-; -nixi !'?i3tok jtamt street'"
rttf
LABGE STOC?
sAn, Xow,rri 1 , .. . , , .
W. after the . largest
aisl nst complete1 stock'
of
ROOTSd SHOES
In the Statelat prices to
talnyecs,; "jt ' j
"befrf - -u,i89 North Front stiset:
ur- H 11 -.' .'jv 1 J.--.1 ;i' ';.? I
i-wrk . it mmrKrnrx a-, snv
JQ Q BOS CHOirqTOB B&B,
'20. BWB" Iega temOIB'Ca!bkB' '
tjK Bbls. FmSodaCwckere-a-1 1
.sii:iil
1 PC A Boxes Candles, ..
it
SBoxeaCandyjiijai" i
1 iil i
sale kwbj' 1
WILLIAMS & JKBCJIlSON.!
esUW.(1-.,.
f 1 Arm. BaJISELS 'TLOUK, ALT ORADKS?
-pjfi SARBKLS VULLBTS' ! -.'
h'i 'fHm For sale loW'tir ' -i
ootM-tf i WILLIAMS. ill JCURCHISQN.
CQXLltfS & SIMMONS'
At
bet 26-tf
New Hardware Stare.
.. .... . . . - .-fc
'GILES' 4 iCchcHISONf 1 ,
:7iit,
SaltrSaltSalt.
lOOfKamffiKt
JTP?
Yam.
if I- i.ifiH'i: :
iM It a 1 i 1 W til J t ytt&IAiaT' r a
julyal-tf
KDWABD3 ,HALL.
. flvedava:...... V.il.... 3 00
. one wect.. , 8 EG
' " Two wcefef . 6 00
One month 8 Gtf
" Twotbtuiii...,?r.r;.Ai...i5 oo
Three months.. 2S 00
tnx, menus v 85 00
- Uneveari..!...
itycontract Adve:
...M OS
ttonately tow ratea." ''. ... T , - .
- Five Squares estimated as a quiuler-colnmn, and
tat Bouaref as a half-eoluma.,, ., . . .
MISCELLANEOUS.
G-A-TJLTLI-0 N .
Genttinef Fairbanks Scales,
XAKTTACTTTBBS BY
'1
EvH.iFAIMM8.Si CO.
ihill nn Uimnw Vin'riTiTnii I
i JXm I4i a.4h - HI -; illUUBr t Ui4lHDl i
f6tjf Money-Driwer,
a. Sure Protection acaaut Tnt
A
eves
nii y
;-.
aarbody
Admirably
adpte4. to
U10 (AeU
ig?lrcetvtPg
SH.4L pay
of Store-
dm
las; oat
keeper, or - - MMJ money.
fiat LXL..iX.l.j,J.!l OIUIUuUm'
For Bills, Currency and Specie, or Nickels. Beady
to attacS;toany counter ia 4 fefr;mintrtaSitime.
ii JL ,!f !OLBr AT ;, .,:, H,
Fairbanks?; Scale t. Warehouses,
r h ; 3li BROADWAY, -KEW YORE,
2 MtLK STBBET,B(T0K,
Hkv&W& Trade TGenerally.
"'"eptls-ttawini $4riFf
' StdarcL Scales.
U Jjir'T ,TT T'"J2 'l
Stock Soalxs, Coal Soaus, Bat Scalxs, Daisy
Scales repaired, jpmptlj ar4 reason
, . , ' . ahlv. ' . .
x ur bbhs iubo, x ruemner b uosee ana urag jnms,
Cjipgitioi. Bella, all siaea Letter Preases, &c., &c.
AT.ABM., GASH DRAWEE,
I..".' MHc Alarm Till Co.'s
wiinii iiihwiii ij .
UKAWEK
SHOUIJ
Use TIM,
Warranted.
liirbanks'' Scale Wareltonscs,
311 proadway, New a oris,
Tl Jl6SMtare StireeV'altiihore,
7 53 Cfem Street, ' lVetv Orleans.
. v . - ; FAIEBANKS r SWING,
r Masonic Hull, Philadelphia:
; n --f FAIKaANlLS. BROWX CO.,
2 link Street, Boston.
For sale by leattd Haraware Dealera. . , v
sept ,l-2taw4m Tues&Sat
Quarantine Notice.
TH4 FbLWd' ABAjmira feEQULA
tions will be in force on and after the .
lilt uf June, 1873, uiitil further notice : '
:l8fcAU yeeeM fttki port soaOidf Cape Fear will
come to at the visiting station near "Deep Water
Plnt,M andawalttat Inspection of tfa Quarantine
Physician. ..' . .
i.a .'xi! ; flti1-fit'..'ii?'ift. ,
I Sd. All vessels having sickness on board on arrival,
t4rnariitUStcWesTduMng:Ieivoy. are re-
qmrea to come to at the station I or inspection, with
est regard to the-jort from wheace:lbey sailed.
i Cd.-. vessel not Included as -aboS win nroceed to
Wilmington without .detention.
i:lji---i ?! ioi.sht. i v .il.n;
4th. Pilots are especially enioined to make careful
inquiry, and if notaeJWied.withjtiwstaieinents of
the captain, or i. the vessel Is in a filthy condition,
tiaey toll 6rig the veaeel - rto tiie ' station 'tar further
examination.
:i; .;. f H3a'iltTl;'-- -i vi. ;' .'lh!t
5th. Pilots wilfully violating the quarantine laws
are subject toorfeiture of .their branchy masters of
vessels to a fine of two hundred dollars ($300) a day
for every day they violate tie quarantine laws, and
Rl1 Pfrrfffflga Wt lt. ffflT and every of
fence. 'SQL AM vessels' subject to tisftefions under these
regulations will set flag in the main-rigging, port
F.W.POTTER,
- '' ' - ''1' 'QnarantmPnysician,
Port of Wilmington, N. C.
kaay Sl-SawSfevta afri - - - ' "
Ors. Jreerie iLlndley &; Jtehtley's
I
flQUX. EST, COSTDAUSTHE QRSAT VEG
J etable alterative for all diseases arising from im-W-Uf.q
' Jft-flj 1 v f. l- ni
DR. GREENE'S FIT CURE, FOR. THE CURE
of Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, and convulsions of
nkTXURALGXAri SPECIFIC A
CERTAIN AND
iy speedy cure for Neuralgia, Sbeumatism, Ner-
; eas-fieadaheaBad 1
au nervous pain. -
TTCABASa yALLEY 1AOTJX CURE, contains no
V T quinine. A most positive remedy for Chills,
Billons Fever,iaait Cevganktasj of Liver aad Spleen.
Artf Mlrty a. rharm TTar ) hy
GREEN FLANNER,
, ! . Sola Agenta for Witolngton, N. C.
oct21-D&Wly
;, ;.!, ; ., ,.i , -)
opiilar .Pricea for Groceries,
; f H JBTJCLiBSVKAS, COVFSES,
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND HEATS,
""j?plces7 Butter, Cheese, and all the Snn
: ' drfes. Every arbdeksked for hi the
' ' ' FAHlXTiCtiOCERY TRADE
Can bW found at'loweet figures and of best quality at
our rPF?f?dornstoeetRa &
.flayf OatSj' Motes, 4c.
f
500 frtsie HAY, ' "
OAAA BUSHELS OATS,
nAAVBRl
beta yn Bflgrrns -fl. h. syrup and
ZUU Cuba Molasses,
Tg' AGS COFFEE, ALL GRADES,
BBLB REFINED SUGARS,
' iJ or'sMe1owV
oct
ii
I - -W 1 1,1 ,1 A MI
KURCHISON.
J ft. -.-' - ' i
Bice !Sice !
1)A AAA LBS FRESH BEATI
1 FRESH BEAT RICE,
TON RICE MILL8V
itj'if' o s-jj! 4i: ifJ!t;Htj.
decft-tf
1
WILLABDBE0S.
MXDIDATZDi H0NSYr FOB CQ6HS, COLDS,
Bronchitis, Croup and all diaeasea of the Lungs
and ait passages. .1 s , ' I.r i. i