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OlITLINES.
la Philadelphia Jay Cooko' & Co. ad-,
judged bankrupts and receiver appointed,
Urgent naval preparations are making.
The various squadrons are ordered to -Key
West. - The New Ypt Times says the
prospect for peace is greater than before.
- Three persons killed and $40,000 prop
erty injured by steam boiler explosion in San
Francisco. Sheridan has been ordered
to Washington. -Brookljn . plasterers
demand $4 per day for the winter, and have
stopped work. Washington Star gives
following as terms agreed upon between
Fish and the Spanish Minister in' confer
ence: Surrender of Virgimus, salute to the
Hag, indemnity to families ot victims, re
storation of survivors xf the tragedy.-
Oeorgia Granges in convention urge direct
shipment of, cotton to Europe, removal of
all imports" except" on conceded luxuries,
Ac. Nw York markets: Cotton,
16i16i; turpentine, 39i40i gold, 108J
109. The agricultural report indi
cates a smaller crop than last year. -Ten
of the ship Cydi, wrecked off Valen
cia, were drowned ' ' There was a fail
urefor $180,000 by a live stock firm in
Kansas City.
North Carolina Legislature.
Raleigh Sentinel Condensed.
SENATE.
Tuesday, Nov. 25.
On motion of Mr. Norwood", the
bill to fprevent fntud in the sale of
commercial manures, was made the
special order for Thursday of next
week at 12 M. - -
Mr. Cunningham introduced a bill
to authorize public schools in cities
and towns of more than 2,000 inhabi
tants. Ordered to bo printed. -
Mr. Troy, a bill amendatory of the
:act submitting the proposed consti
tutional amendments to ,the , people
for counting the vote and announcing
the result from December to April.
Mr. Walker, a bill to rerealtheact
In relation to the Superior Courts of
Craven. Reduces the number of
courts from four to two.
Mr. MeCauley, a bill to extend the
time for the registration of grants,
deeds, and other conveyances.
Mr. CufflRtngham explained the
provisions of the bill and urged its
immediate passage. Under the Code
of Civil Proeedare returns on execu
tion were required to be made in
sixty days. The act suspending the
code required the return? to be made
'in term time next after' the execution!
The delay in sending out the laws
Heft officers in ignorance of the
change, and many . returns were made
wider the suspended code. This bill
proposes to make all such returns
regular and valid. ' -
The bill passed its several readings
and was transmitted to the House.
On motion of Mr. Waring, the
rules were suspended and the House
bill for the relief of, the public print
er passed its several readings, t:
.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tuesday, Nov. 25.
Mr. Gorman, petition from the
"Mexican war s veterans," concerning
a flag now in the possession" or the
Adjutant General.
Mr. Normentj petition from citi
zens of Howellsvule township, Kobe-
sou count v. askincr that the law
passed at the last session of this Gen
eral Assembly prohibiting the sale of
liquors within three miles of Zion's
Tabernacle Baptist thurch be so
snodified as only to prevent the, sale
-within one mile of said churcu. xie-
ferred. .
Mr. McGoheo. bill to enable indi
gent persons to appeal to the Supreme
1'ourt. Keferred. .-.r.. ?
Mr. Settle, bill -''declaring it a mis
demeanor for any person who has ex
ecuted a chattel mortgage Deed in
1 rust, or lien to dispose of the prop
erty with iotent to defeat the. raort-
:we.
Oil motion
of Mr. McGehee, the
resolution raising, a Joint select com-
inutee to reports what effect the adop-
lum of the amendment to the consti- ments in the Opera House, commencing to
tution in regard to the General m0rrow (Friday) evening. There are now
Assembly has upon the present ses- three of the Sisters, an addition having
Him ot the J louse was ia Ken up ant
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Blythe, thereso-
lution asking our Representatives in
Consrress to eudeavor to have the
.revenue laws modified' was taken up,
Mr. Marler advocated the resolu
tion. Resolution adoptecr--101 yeas.
- JKIVS 2.
The resolution that no contract for
ihe public printing shall have force
-.until ratified by both Houses of the
General Assembly, was taken up.
Mr. Watson moved to table. Re
1 tesolulron passed yeas 77, nays
A raefisagre was" received from" the
Senate transmitting the House bill
extending the time of sheriffs, asking
concurrence -in- several amendments
thereto.
On motion of Mr. Stand ford, the
House refused to concur in the Amend
ment extending the time to the' first
Mouday in February instead of the
nrst Mouday in January.
un motion of Mr, Gorman, 4ie bill
. rcterence to the organization
ne &iate militia was referred to a
joint select committee to !?e raise4 to
consider said mat'ten " ' ' ' .
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VOL. XIIi:-NO. 57.
, Raleigh, Sentinel : The injunc
tion suit against the Treasurer brought to
our city yesterday a number of distinguish
;ed members of the legal profession, amongst
whom are Hod. Reverdy Johnson, of Mary
Vano; EOD-.F'- Brewster and Hon. Walter
J. Judd, of Pennsylvania, and other mem
oers of the profession and the Press.
Monroe Miquirer: Tjat Friday
four of the workmen engaged on the build
ing of the new Methodist Church Messrs.
JohnMcCall, Sam'l McDowell, John Rob
ertson and Frank Fihcher were on a scaf
fold inside the building, preparing to do
some ceiling, when it gave way precipitat
ing them all to the floor beneath, a distance
of sixteen feet severely bruising all except
one of them.
Farmer's Council of Virginia
and North Carolina' met in Petersburg . on
the 25th, Maj. R. Vf, Gaines inthe chair.
Eighty-five members responded t roll-call,
and many others have since arrived. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
President: E. Drumgoole, of Brunswick,
who made a handsome speech on taking
the chair. .Vice Presidents: 1st. -Major R.
V. Gaines, of Charlotte; 2nd, JJajorR. L.
MaglandV of Halifax; 3rd, B. Magruder,
of Albemarle; 4th, W. D. Harrison, Nash
co., N. C ; 5th, J. B. Zolicoffer, of Hali
fax county, N. C. Corresponding Secre
tary:. B. J. Rogers. . Treasurer: , Major J.
A. Johnston. Executive Committee: CoL
George W. Boiling,. B. B. Vaughan, Dr.
D. W. Lassiter, John Washington, and C.
W; Romaine.' ' -
THEQITY.
NOTIOE TO ADTEBTISERS.
Tne pressure upon our columns on Sunday morn
ing is so great that we arc compelled to request ad
vertisers to send in advertisements for that issue at
as early an hour as possible, in order that they may
with certainty secure the proper insertion.
The IKalla.
The mails will close from this date as fol
lows: Northern through (night) mails. ... 8 P. M.
. through and way (day)
mails 5 A. M.
Southern mail. . i .. ...... ... . u . . 8 P.M.
Carolina Central mails. 5 A. M.
Smith vllle, Saturdays and Toes-
days.. 6 A.M.
Fayetteville, river, Mondays and
Pridays.... 1 P.M.
Fayetteville by C. C. R W., daily 5 Al M.
Onslow C. IL, (horse mail) every ;
Friday . .... . ............... 6 A. M.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. W. Kerchkkr. Bacon. Rice, &c.
Wii M. Poisson. Masonic Notice.
G. R. French & Sons. Boots, &c.
Shbiek Bros. We 8 till continue.
Water Worlca.
The Mayor has appointed the following
as the Committee of five, under the order
of the Board of Aldermen at its last meet
ing, to take intOKonsideration the matter
of Water Works for the city and report at
the second regular meeting of the Board in
January, 1874: Aldermen L. K Rice, L B.
Grainger, Roger Moore, A. Adrian and H.
H. Hankins.
Accident.
A yonng man by the name of John J.
Howard, while running on the race course
at the Fair Grounds yesterday morning,
was thrown from his horse and severely in
jured, his collar hone being broken and
both wrists sprained. He was taken to his
home on the corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets, where he received proper medical
attention.
Nat TeU
Notwithstanding the appeal to the Su
preme Court by the counsel in the case of
David Martin, the colored boy convicted
at the late term of the Superior Court for the
murder of Willie Carter, which appeal va
cated the judgment of the Court which sen
tenced the prisoner to be hanged on Fri
day, the 28th inst., reports have been cur
rent on the streets for a week or two past
that he would certainly be executed at the
time specified. This is a mistake.
The appeal of his counsel holds good.
no bond beinjr - necessary in the
premises, and" the prisoner will await a fi
nal hearing before the Supreme Curt ia
January next So those who have indulged
the fond delusion that they would have an.
opportunity of witnessing a hanging in the
jail yard to-morrow may save themselves
the trouble of applying for a ticket to the
"exhibitions as it wHl not come off.
The Chapman Slaters.
These acknowledged favorites of Wil
mington play-goers, especially with those
I who cherish a fondness for the 'burlesqu"e
I drama, will give two of their fine entertain-
been made to the troupe since its last ap
pearance here, in the person of Miss Belle
Chapman, who has recently made her debut
on the stage. On Friday evening they
will appear in the burlesque of "Little Don
Giovanni, or Leporella and the Stone Stat
ue,' and on Saturday evening in the latest
New York sensation, . " Leo and Lotus,"
supported by a powerful burlesque and
comicjopera company. - ;
Allndins to this troupe, a late issue of
the Pittsburg, (Pa.) Dispatch says:
Tf the burlesque drama, were always rep
rocntcil hv such charmins 'vounir ladies as
thi Misses Chapman, there would be little
w-sv - . i
,.wis,-.n imta linlrtinfT a nermanent Dlace
uwT"ir-. iit
upon tue -jButae. -K
of it with such unaffected gayety and das-
ticity, and with such winsome heartiness
that the audience feel themselves part and
norppl nf the IUn ana never WinE OI Cm-
icising the play for absudiUes.or tbe play-
era for Uckof great -lifetnomc abilities.
And totter Rtill. With all tneiT COQUetrV and
sprizhthness they retain a personal respect
wiiicu iuuBb . , "
esteem. .This "la written alter careiui oo-
Atdemy ofc. Masufc Tfi6
r.5lnnfvnairtVnni."andWaSParUCipatea.J
ervnvtuu ui tov mjui rjr.-mw
,rMT-mSs Mian EUa andMis
M nrtTx
Viw-Wn -trnfl to a stoic con-
fonnity with all that pertains to a decorous
I ind even refined stagejrepresentation.
UOOwv. -..j - ,
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.WILMINGTON,
Iteal Dots. ... -
Thanksgiving Day.
No paper to-morrow. ;
- Shooting match at Hilton to-day.
,, The city effices willle closed to-day.
' Brisk business in powder and shot
yesterday. -- -;
,,, Many a poor feathered songster will
warble its last note to-day. :
The Postoffico will be closed to-day
from 10 A. M. until 4:80 P. M.
A great many will give thanks ia the
woods to-day, provided game be plentiful.
The Schr. Sunny South, Derrickson,
arrived at New York from this port on the
24th. . - - .
The friends of the Clinton and Point
Caswell Railroad hold a meeting at Clinton
this week.
The British Barquentine Elizabeth Tay
lor, Whitesides, arrived at Liverpool from
this port on the 22L
- Regular monthly communication of St.
John's Lodge, F. & A. M., this (Thursday)
evening, at 7 o'clock.
Ordinary cotton is selling for a half
cent more in this market how thanMiddling
was bringing about two weeks ago.
- The Sampson County Fair opens at
Clinton to-day. CoL O. P. Meares, of this
city, is to deliver the annual address on
Friday.
- v The Chapman Sisters have engaged
the Opera House in this city for Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday evenings of Fair
week. .
The Lessee of the Opera House in this
city has had inquiries from the Berger
Family Swiss Bell Ringers, who will pro
bably visit our city shortly.
Those who have not paid their city
taxes are reminded that they hare only un
til the 1st of December to attend to the mat
ter, as there will be no further indulgence.
On and after December 1st all adver
tisements of meetings ef societies, com
panies, or other; organizations, "whether
benevolent or otherwise, - will be charged
regular rates. n ' tf
C. F. A. Association.
v A meeting of the Executive Committee
and Advisory Members of the Cape Fear
Agricultural Association will be held at the
Purcell House to-morrow (Friday) evening,
at 7i o'clock. ' .
Street Rail way. -
We learn that after this evening two cars
will be dropped for the present from the
street railway. , The other two will be run
regularly, making the round trip every
twenty minutes. The fare will be reduced
to 6 cents per ticket
Accident in a Saw Mill.
A colored man by the name of -Andy
Davis, employed at the steam saw mills of
Mr. O. G. Parsley, near Hilton, met with a
severe accident yesterday morning. It seems
that while passing through the mill, he acci
dentally stumbled and fell on one of the
hands while the machinery was in motion,
by which the flesh of his left arm was badly
cut and bruised, besides receiving several
slight contusions on the body. He received
the necessary medical attention.
Lecture To-BIorrow IVIclit.
After thanksgiving comes the lecture of
Rev. J. C. Hiden, en the subject of " Lit
erary Murderers," which will be delivered
in the hall in Evans' block, Princess street,
formerly occupied by the Young Men's
Christian Association, on to-morrow eve
ning. This lecture is to be underthe aus
pices of the Friendship Temple of Honor
and Temperance, and is the commence
ment of a series of delightful intellectual
entertainments ! which our temperance
friends promise us during the season, from
gentlemen of culture in our midst as well
as from abroad.
We hope Mr. Hiden's lecture will be lib
erally patronised.
The Perns oX tbe SM. .
Capt Blaisdell, ' of the Brig Frontier,
which arrived at this port yesterday from
Navassa Island, reports having experienced
a rough passage. On the 17th the vessel
was struck by a hurricane, lasting twenty-
two hours, during which the vessel sus
tained- considerable" damage, everything
movable oh deck being stove. The decks
of the vessel were repeatedly swept fore and
aft by the heavy seas, one of which washed
the mate overboard, but he caught in the
main chains and luckily succeeded in sav
ing himself. Afterwards, however, he fell
from the foretop and was severely injured.
Rail read Lease.
At the meeting of the stockholders of the
WHminn.ColHmbia&AuimstaKAilroad.
-i ?.,vS. t. t.
i o
xesoiuuon iooaing i a iwuw oi uic roau wa
adopted: . .
Besotted, That it is sense of this meeting
inatf in oruer to meet tue luieres uu tue
. , . m. .1 i A A. - .1
funded obligations of this company, and to
provide for its floating debt, and expedite
the realizing ef some return to its stock
holders, the most rigid economy in the ad
ministration of tbe aaairs of wis company
in a Vtasliit alv oaoontSal anH riotSavinrr . Ihar
I IB (IU9V1UV1J VO0VUiai MUU UVUUI1UK kUUI
1 .. .. . tx i .t..jii..
miSlnnoioeiierueBwouiuiisueutuu uya
lease of the road and aU of its franchises and
to the WUmington, Columbia and
ugBtJ Railroad Company, the Board of
Dirctor8 hereby instructed to ascertain
I ,h. ms uh,1iaaon haBfTartAr1
and tf it cnIl accomplished upon terms
satisfactory to them, the President
Tt:... m'1iakKv fnlW ntVirtriorl
I Mdemrjowered to make such lease for such
1 ieneut OI lime as auau uv ueeuieu uy meiu
m judicious. ; . . -
I' '. 'i -i '''Messysspta-a , " u
WEnrorax -Th Moeswo Stab Book Bind
cuidibx. . .
wy floes aSlbids yvtaau Jtunn m awoia.
rbairtt ttdoth
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work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
1 their ader.,
N. C, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 27, 1873;
Social Entertainments. ;
On Friday evening next, at 7 O'clock, at
the Hall of the Young Men's Christian As
sociation,' the ladies of the First iPresbyte-t
rian Church . will inaugurate a series of
monthly entertainments in order to secure
the necessary funds for . providing a conv
fort able parsonage for their Pastor. -ti Those
who wish to patronize the ladies in their
undertaking and at the same time get a
good "square meal," witti all the-tempting
delicacies thrown in, and a$ prices to suit
the most economical purse at this most
economical period, should make it conveni
ent to be present on Friday evening. We
learn that the managers will tolerate no
raffling in the proposed entertainments. -
Magistrates' Courts.
Before Justice Thos. M. Gardner, yester
day: Joshua Moore, charged with assault and
battery on the person of Rosanna Ashe, was
required to give security in the sum of $50
for his appearance at the next term of the
Superior Court.
The same, arrested on a peace warrant
sworn out by Rosanna Ashe, was required
to give bond in the sum of $50 for his ap
pearance at Court and to keep the peace.
Before Justice J. J. Cassidey :
Edward Gause, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, was required
to return the money and the complainant to
pay thecosts, the evidence going to show
that defendant did not obtain tiie money
under false pretenses, as charged in the
warrant.
iJlTY ITEMS.
Tba consolldanou of the Carolina Farmer aad the
Wittily Star having largely increased the circulation
of the latter, advertiser will find it an admirable
medium of coau&nnicatton with the farmers and
planters of the two Carolina. .
Peixtiks Pafsb. We now hare in stock over
200 reams of news paper, size 34x38, weight 30 s
per ream. It is good, rag paper, and will be sold, in
lots to suit, for cash, or sent by express C 0. 1).
Job PanrriKO. We call the attention of mer
chants, clerks of courts, sheriffs, lawyers, railroad
and steamship officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the Mobnino Stab Pkintiho Estabuskxkht for
the prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of
Job Pemhtins. We can furnish at short notice
Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball
Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata
logues, Bills of Tare, Show-BHls, Checks, Drafts,
&c. &c Satisfaction guaranteed.
IP YOU
Want 's Cook,
Want a Situation,
Want a Salesman,
Want a Servant Girl,
Want to rent s Store,
Want to sell a Piano,
Want to sell a Horse,
Want to lend Money,
Want to buy a House,
Want to buy a Horse,
Want to rent a House,
Want to sell a Carriage,
Want a Boarding place,
Want to borrow Money,
Want to sell Dry Goods,
Want to sell Groceries,
Want to sell Furniture,
Want to bell Hardwarey
Want to sell Seal Estate,
Want a Job of.Carpentering-,
Want a Job of Blacksmi thing;
Want to sell Millinery Goods,
Want to tell a House and Lot,
Want to find any one's Address,
Want to sell a piece of Furniture,
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,. .
Want to find an owner for anything Found.
Advertise in "
TUK MORNING STAR.
Spirits Turpentine.
Rutherford College, (Bu rke
Co.,) has 160 students.
Snow eighteen inches deep , on
the Boan ML last Friday, says the Hickory
1738.
Mr. Hartley, an English elocu
tionist, will read in Raleigh for several
evenings, commencing to-night.
-- The case of Self. Swazey- and
others against the Treasorer of the State
was to nave, been taken up in the Circuit
Court - yesterday.
Mrs. Griffith, wife of Rev. F. R,
Griffith, pastor of the Oxford Methodist
Church, died on the morning of November
24th, says the Raleigh Jfevu.
At a series of, meetings at New,
Hope Baptist church, Sampson county,
numbers joined the chureh. Thirty per
sons were baptised on Sunday, says the
Monitor.
Capt. J. C. Mills has struck
some very rich gravel in the Brindletown
geld mines in Burke,' averaging twenty-five
pennyweights to the hand employed. So
says the uucKory rress.
Jtobesonitzn : - The county jail
was broken open last Friday night, and
two prisoners connsed for larceny escaped
The escape was effected by boring through
W wan, aasiswoce ueiiig given xrvm tuc
outside,
l flliiya llMnoh ia o liftlo- Vl 1 1 o era
. cftnntv.; citnaled ubout 16 miles
I northeast of Monroe, near the Anson line,
It has three stores, five, dwellings and one
I .1. nV U.Miiflt mm1 . Atk.. hi.M -nJtnAd
church Baptistr-and other things neces
sary to constitute a ttmving village.
Rev. John Tillet reports to the
(JhrisUan AdvocaU between 90 and 100 ad
ditions to the Methodist Church, in Robe
son circuit. Rev. W. C. " Norman reports
100-acce8sion3 on Wentworth circuit. Rev.
-T w-llAtMM, rpr,r,a 72 rtditmn on Clinton
;' rw,ii lrtV -ild 7eHrfi.
1lhtSitS&iii
,tl?n!toth? church on ocksyille. circuit
;' - The Hickory Press says : A re-
I i;V.1a l.il.U .m,.. Ii.fnnM na that Vto ia in
from a tour through the mountains of
Burke and Mitchell counties,and thai there is
n.fnV otoo .T.iamnt nn the tnMi4
of theLWar with Spahv 'Ex-bushwiackerB
1 in s tne laie v wrre airewur bocmu weir
bid dens and cares. Our informant cam
i very near IOSUjk his uie, ns uc wh uusmsq
for an" ehrolllng officer, and it was with
I ., ,Mnif rK , ninfPl tlimn
: "" .
the contrary.
Monroe Miquirer: Key. G. B.
I . ' M. . .
Wetmpre, President or State tf nnca
Fnends of Temperance, in a recent lectur-
ing tour, organized Councils at Albemarle,
in Stanly t county, and at New- Hopo in
J., and then on his way bacfc, at ljuesviue,
Wadesboro and Ansonville. On' Wednes
day night the 12th insL, when he organized
at Ansonville we learn he made an excel
lent speech, and obtained forty-eight char
ter members nearly all the pupils of the.
scnooi.at tnat place, male and female, going
into it.
TEW AD VERTISEMENTS.
Bacon. Bice9 Hay, &c.
BOXES D. 8. SIDES, . -BOXES
SMOKED SIDES,
22 BALES HAY,
BOLLS HEAVY BAGGING,
BBLS POBE,
BBLS MULLETS,
BOXSS CHEESE, . . "T "
Q Q " TIERCES AND BBLS BICE,
CASES 1 AND POUND OYSTERS,
Py CASES MATCHES, . "
100 000 CAPS W' F: nlfsets.
22 BA.OS SHOT,
CASES PICKLES,
25 CASES BRANDY PEACHES, .
2Q CASES BRANDY CHERRIES,
ij BOXES CANDLES, &c, 4 c,
Tor sale by "
F. W. KERCHKEB,
nov ST-tf
Look to Your HealthV
PRESERVE YOTJK
health by . keeping
your feet warm and dry.
a comiortaoie ntung
Boot or Shoe
. - can be had at a
VERY LOW PRICE,
GEO. E. FRENCH SON'S.
38 North Front street.
We Still Continue
rpo OFFER OUR STOCK AT COST, BUT WE
DO NOT PROPOSE TO ALWAYS SELL -
AT THOSE FIGURES!
Those who have not purchased their Winter Sup
ply had beet do so at once. Remember where we
SELL AT COST,
t3tr IT IS CASH ON DELIVERY..
SHJXIEIt BROS.
nov 37-tf
ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 1. i7. Sc. A.
MT. Regular Monthly Comma Icatlon this
(Thursday) evening at seven o'clock.
WM. M. POISSON, Secretary.
St John's Hall, Not. 37,1873. . It
Bob White Flour.
300
BBLS FRESH BOB WHITE FLuUR
From New Wheat.
For sale by F. W. KERCHNER,
nov 27-tf 87. 38 and 29 North Water St
Fine French Brandy.
OUR OWN
Importation!
Ex German Barque " Claudia," Captain
. Dinsk
Direct From Bordeaux.
3Q CASES RENAULT BRANDY, OFFERED
under custom House sanction. A rare opportunity
for laying la a ease of
Fine Old Brandy,
AT AN EXTREMELY LOW PRICE.
We are overstocked aad wQl seU at cost, includ
ing Import duties., -
, CHAS. D. 1X7ESS & CO..
5 and 7 Nrtla Freat St.
nov S3
ZIOIf S LAHSIIABES.
Expounding the Doctrine and defending the B
coarse of the
Primitive Baptists,
Is published semi-monthly at Wilson, N. C
P. D, GOLD . . ; .Editor
$2 per annum; Club of 6, $10; of 8, $12.
Also a
v SUPPLEfcTENTAt SHEET,
For advertising useful kinds of business. And In.
every lssee of ate Supplement are several column
of valuable reading matter on important subjects of
morais . ana . lnaasay, loesi ana general news, sc.
This Supplement has a good circulation in Eastern
North Carolina, especially in the counties ef Bdge-
combe. Wilson. Green. Halifax. Pitt. Martin,
ttsniax, rttt, Marun. Mash.
and Wayne, among a thrifty, honest, debt-psying
class of people. It therefore offers special induce
ments for advertising. ..The ordinary rates of adver-
osing are cnargeo.
Pi D. GOLD. Editor,
- Wilson, N. C.
s nov2frf
PBOSPECTUS OF TBE
NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMMENCE, IN
Fayetteville, N. CL. on or about the 1st or Au
gust, tbe publication of a weekly newspaper to be
styled "THE NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE."
: The Gazxttx will be consistently Conservative
and devotedbr Southern hv principle and polities.
It will advocate economy, integrity and reform in
the sdministratien of both State and National Gov
eminent ; it will favor the payment, by North Caro
lina, of her just and equitable indebtedness, and no
more: it will snpport the nomination and elevation
to office of such men only as are pledged to economy
aad reform; and it win unalterably oppose the re-,
election to place and position of any and - all public
officials who have proved recreant to the high trust
reposed in them bv the peoDle. r
The Gazette will, above all, be honestly and earn
estly devoted to the advancement of the trade, in
dustrial and commercial Interests of Its town sec
tion and State. In short, its publishers will labor
hand to render it welcome and indispensable in the
counting-room, on the farm and around the home
'fireside. - - " .
Bringing to the task before thian years of expe
rience In their business, (both being practical prinv
era, and one of tfcsakengwed in Journalism for he
past eight years,) the undersigned hope for the lib
eral patronage ef their people, and will exert all their
energies and abilities to deserve it "
8.u8cktptioh: $8 08 per year. Names can be for
warded tothepublisheM, or left either at the store
of E. T. HcKethan, Esq.. Person street or at the of
flee of CoL C.W. Broadfoot, Green street.
S.J 'i - W-hii in- -. J.. Hi G. -G. MYBOVEB,
, lytS-tf- v - v Publishers and Proprietora,
r r' r '' ' , " , . .
THE 11 ARION8TAR It the enly newspaper pub
lished at Marion, 8. C. Merchants and dealers
in fertilisers in Wilmington should- remember. thiM
in- the beginning of the season, if . they wish, to ad
tance their interest in the Pee Dee section one of
vhe best agricultural districts in South Carolina. Ad
dress W.J-McKKRALL. . jan 18-tf .
At
nov S7-tf
rrri -'a ;-"tfS 1
WHOLE NO 1927;
MISCELLANEOUS.
AHOEDIHAHCE
REPEALING AUL ORDINANCES AND ESO.
' LOTIONS CONCERNING DISBURSEMENTS
" FOB' CHARITABLE PURPOSES. .
JSe it Ordained by the Hoard of
Aldermen of the City? of Wiltning-
rpHAT ALT SUCH ORDINANCES AND RESO;
X. lations of tills Board, under which the funds o
the city ere paid oat, or in any- way disbursed for
the use or relief erf the poor of the city, or for the
Hospital or patience in: the hospital, or under any
contract In reference to the Hospital or its officers
or owners, are hereby t repealed, rescinded, and an
nulled, and the Mayor as hereby instructed without
delay to notif y the Chafcauui of the Board of Com
Tnituilnnxm nt thn rnnntv New Hanover of the oas-
sage of this Ordinance, ,
xe jo .iaw eaeot va ma
alter Dec. let, 1S73.
The above Ordinance was jMssed by the Board of
Aldermen at their mee
- r Attest:
nov26-tf
HOS. Q. ERVOSS.
Lltj cierK.
-; Just ReceiTsi-mt: For Sale -Iof,
2 Shis. Caumpagne' Cider. :
5Q Bbts. L Potatoes. .
25 Boxes Cheese.' ;
OA Bbls Vinegar. SO Boxes New CodfislL "
5Q Boxes Candles.
10 cases Seedmes. 'j '
39 Bbls. Apples.
Onions, Flour, Canned Goods,
Raisina in H X and wheto Boxes,
Nats, Matches, Ac, Ac.
, Call and examine.
B. 12. HEIDB.
nou28-tf
Stocks at Auction.
M. CM ONL Y,' Auctioneer.
My CM ONL Y & MOMMIS.
f8 FETDAY; E8TH INST., at O'CLOCK M.,
s we win sen at jucnaasc corner,
40 Shares Capital Steele Bank of New Hanover.
2 Shares Caoital Stock First National Banko
Wilmington.'
1 500 Caty of Wilmington (Old Sixes) Bonds. -nov26-2t
Look to Your Interest.
Aflyertising is a . ProfitaMe iETestmt
The Kershaw Gazette
OFFERS TO THE MERCHANTS OF WIL
mineton'and elsewhere. suDerior inducements
to advertise their business in its columns. Having a
a large and rapidly increasing circulation throughout
one of the wealthiest sections on the Wateree river,
lttscoasideiedamost
Valuable Advertising Sledium.
Advertisen who desire to reach purchasers should
advertise in the GAZETTE.
It is published in Camden. Kershaw Co.. S. C . at
the head of navigation on the W'ateree river, at $3
a year, always in advance.
For terms of advertioine.
Ac. address
FRANK P. BEARD, Ed & Prop'r,
novse-tr
Camden, 8 C.
Mr. Hiden's Lecture.
JEV. J. C. HIDEN WILL LECTURE IN THE
HALL OVER EVANS 4 YON GLAHN'S STORE,
OPPOSITE THE JOURNAL OFFICE, .
Friday Evening, 28th Inst.,
at 1i o'clock. T Subject:
Literary Murderers.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS,
Tickets at the Book Stores and at the door,
nov 25-Tu Th
OUR TEXT
IS STILL THE SAME:
It
ACTUAL COST FOR CASH ONLY."
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
Trunks, Bags, Hats, Capsy Shirts,
Drawers, Suspenders, Canes, fcc, .
is en sale upon the above terms. We will make to
. - order
Cassimeres.'Diagonals & Vestings,
Jut Exactly Cost, Also.
... ...... MUNSONCO.
notttf ' CUy ClotMere.
THE HILLElilUU.
jrrB HAVE SAFELY PASSED AND THE FU-
ture is brighter for Peace and Finances,
Investors in Fancy Stocks can now buy.
Stock of more advantage as to real value than
ever before.
Interest that compounds. -
By calling at the Live Book Store and making
your selections of articles in stock, for cash, you
can become the owner ef Pianos, Organs or other
musical instruments.
- For leisure hours, to prevent the panic from affect
ing your, ihe largest stock ofj reading matter ever
offered, with the best Literature of the age. -
For sale at
llELNSBERGES'B
Live Book and Music Store.
nov6-tf
Give us a Trial.
i TT ARB ENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUMS I
f XX Purifies and Perfumes the Breath! Cleanses
Ueaubnes and Preserves the , -
TEETH !
. tfee it daily, and your teeth will be the last of Na
tui'e sifts to fail you.
4 SOLU BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
, nriuy 7-eodly ta th sat ,
Roid& White Ash Coal.
Of Very Mest Quality.
TOR FURNACES, GRATES, : STOVES
AND
1 HJJATERS. -Every
load well screened and weighed- '
Deliwered promptly in any part of tbe city. ., ' -nov
B8-tf " ' O. G. PARSLEY AVCO.
. : .rgm -"fi "" s
TTrl iinrtftfl li9.RT,1 1 fi , SnflTI,
m -i-sw w VM,.
OIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR. - ..i
: ' MUSTANG LINIMENT, rt
... . .. BRUSHES, COMBS,
f-'" 1 ' "k M1RKORS, EXTRACTS,
- SOAPS, PUFF BOXES, o..ta, ;
1 - . At GREEN b PLANNER'S, -
if ev Sl-tf- 'ii.v. i - ''rf-.' j ' Druggists. '1
notice.
rriHE COPARTNERSHIP HERT5TOFORE EX
. IInVbeSreta POPPB h TIE5CKEN 1 thi.
day diasoivedby mutual consMUThe nnderrigned
laving assumed hi debts, eontrsetrd Jya!d firm
and is only author id to collect all eUime due to
aid firm aad the wy party todgn touoWstjoa.
nev M-tf " ' Cortaef Fourth aad Castle 6t . '
fltATBJi OF ADVEBTlsnrO.
. n v imJ , " - "
three days.. J J
44 , fouxday.,.M."'"." SJ
" tveaTt..si.v.".-..t.A-:;-..:;.....-J w
' one.week. ,rv., w -
- TwoweekJi..;f.f. M
. . - , Three weeks, v. . . ... ou
, One month.. .. ..;... ....... .... 8 or
" Twomoaths....V......... 00
'Three month...-. M.
" Six Mmths......... ......... ... 00
tneye.-.?v7.ri.:...-.0 00
W tWJlA.M . . ..... 1 M
AdvertsMsnei
aptopo
tiofulelT low rates.
nve squares esnmateu as a quaixer-coiamB, aca
ten squnree as e keif column.-;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Friday & ,SaturtayNov29 & 2.
''W---M-MBBB1StiBSJSJaBHSMBi,-f;.
. THE SUPREME FAVORITES, THE '
CHAPMAN. SISTEES:
.. Blanche, Ella and Belle.
V , V SUPPORTED BY A , '
JflTOfBl Bnrlesiiu6.S" Comic Opera Co.
, . :, . FK1DAY EVENING
Dsn GrovaBBil sr, leporello aad the
.-; : ; j iiMM stttfursw:1 -'
- - : . SATURDAY ETSNINO. .
; Xlie tstest New Tsrk SsasaUoBt .
LEO ft 1.0118.
As performed with great sueeess at Niblo's Garden,
N.Y. All new magic, effects, c, songs and nances,
banjo solos; clog dances, Denhtm's bell ringers and
thn French troaee of Clodoehe Daneers.
The burlesques wfll be preceded by an -elegant
COMEDY. , .
SCALE OF PRICES Pirquetts aad Dress Circle,
75 cts; Gallery, 85 cts.; Reserved Seats, fl. For
sale at Heinsberger's Haste Store.
- nov sa 4t Su Tu Th Fr
BbIbs. Ygm aM Harness . at Auction.
M CM ONL Y, Auctioneer.
.... - x. ' - .- .. ......... .. .
My CM ONLY d M0M8IS,
. . ... ..... -.
ON FRIDAY NEXT, 8TH DT8T., AT 1$
o'clock K,. we will seU at Exchaate Corner,
A Pair of Tonng; SInles,
Wagtra and Harness.
Sale peremptory. , Terms CASH.
". :'; lit Jll1i::CMU
A WEEKLY, FAUJLT AND POLITI
CAL 3JEWBPAPEB.
IT. Xniglit ft Soa , fprieton.
WADESBORO, N-
HAS FOUR TIMES THE BONA FIDE CIRCtJ
lation of; any paper in Anson, orany ef the sur
rounding counties. Established in 1343, it is the
official organ of Anson, Montgomery and Stanley
counties. . it istne omyaavercsing meainm in An
son county. Terms reasonable. Every mecchaoi
and business man should have the ARGUS.
novgfiftf
; A Carpeiter WaEteJ-fiooil laies.
ONE THAT THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS
Planing and laying off RaOroad -Trestle To
take charge of six (6) Hands.
Asober.eompetentman desired. "
Address, or ptdy in person, to O. S. HAYES,
Pates, Robeson Co., C.q!. Railway. -nov
86 5t
Ladies9 Belts,
TOADIES' AND GENTS fBUVKS, CATCHELS.,
Shawl Straps, Belt-Satchels, Ac, at the Saddle A?A
Harness Factory of
J.. Topbam In Co.,
No. kiuth Front 8.
'.Vlirnii'fi N
may8-tf n
MISCELLANKOUb,
C0EN, BACON, FIOTJR
7500 BUSHBLS PRIMS MIXED CORN,
1500 SDSHELS PHntB 0AT8'V
550 BT7SHSLS rRrarB HAY.
125 130X8:8 5D' S- 3iD 8MOKED STOEH.
QQQ BARRELS FLO AJl Grades,"
rf BBLS. a M. PORK.
-J BBLfl- fiUGABS. AU Ftedes.
JgQ BARRELS 8. H.8YEUE.
BARRELS CUBA MOLASSES.
-JyQQQ SACKS SALT, LIVERPOOL AND
; 25 : 6JkGKB BiO'COFrEB. y
250 BALB8 SASI,AB1 BA.GGIKG.
100 B&lel LlttlaBiT0,Tarn,,ul Sheeting.
.jg Beaver Creek Sheeting.
-25 50X28 CHOICE FACTORY CHEESE.
; . BOXES CANDY.
BOXES CANDLES.
2 CASES SODA.
- CASES LYE. - - -..
; 2Q CASES POTASH. -CASS8
OYSTERS.
2 CASES BRANDY PEACHES.
BOXES TOBACCO.
12 BOXES SOAP.
BOXES 1 OZ. SNUFF.
PA TUBS LEAF LARD.
For sale low by-
it WILLIAMS A MURCHTSON.
novM-tt
Olce Treasurer' ani Collsctor,
City of Wilmington, N. CL, )
Nov. 22d, 1873.- f
Resolutions
Concerning Bridges over Wilmington
and Weldon Bail Boad in the Citj
of TSTilTningtoTi, g. C
WHEREAS, THE - "CUT" MADS BY THE
W ilmington and Weldon Rail Road Company
in the construction of their Bail Road, where the
same trossses or intersects the streets In the city
greatly impedes the passage -'of travellers and
tends to the manifest Injury of the citizens.
AND, WHEREAS, The Board of Aldermen are
advised that it ia the duty of the said Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road Company to erect and main
tain bridges across such cnta where the same cross
or intersect the streets in the city, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF AL- .
DERMEN, That in their opinion the pnblie necessi
ty demands the erection of bridges si the following
points where the said Rail Road intersects the follow
ing streets,; to-wit: Second Street, Third Street,
Fifth Street, Sixth Street, Seventh street and Mac
Rae Street. -...---- f- -a '
RESOLVED, That in the opinion of this Board,
the width of tbe bridges over said RaOroad cut or
excavation on Second Street should be thirty fees .
wide, on Third Street forty feet wide, ea Fifth Street .
forty feet wide, on Sixth Street Twenty-five feet :
wide, on Seventh street, twenty feet wide, on";-
McKae street twenty feet wide. - - -
, RESOLVED, That in the opinion of this Board, '
the Bridge known as Hooey Bridge, where the Rail
Road erosses Fourth street, ia so narrow as to im- -pt-de
tbe passaee of travellers on the same, and that
a bridge of fifty feet wide would be aeceMtry to ac
commodate th public a' tnat point.
WKSijl.v JSi' That the ,tav.r caow.s enov of
1 these leolmion-to be s -rve u: h Prmdeu
W Macalng g-tf mta-'M'm Ke.r
, .,ayr(wa ljMnp4iar. aud vifcap he d:r-cv tha .-..-
servhe the nuiiie to reiarn e copjTtnerArf. li
these KeMJmion-to be s -rve U ' h-.: Prnideut
e"
tbemauseref tervtce.no tbeotaceof theCterkabd
Treasurer of tne vjty. . .. "zr
-The above Preamble and Reaoraiioaa were passed
by tbe Boast, f Aldermen at their meeting Nov.
list, 18 i " . - T.aSERVOSS,
W88-tf 4 ;'i i-f'-v tcityCTerK'r
; tfaT:ExtraI :
T ARakNO. 1 MACKEREL
JLj - Sugar Cured Hams and Tongnes,
Doable Extra Table Batter.
Everything fresh and of w '
' -- best quality tt
. - J. 0. STEVENSON'S,
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