'I
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the nomrtncFSTAR.
- PUBLISHED uau.yiiix - .
EATxs or iDBacniraoir. : '
.$7 00
ix mbhtM, hi advance C - l.V..:...... 3 60
Ae month, in (ft
Tn CitV SQDfCnoers, ueiiTvrcu ut mj innui iu
,u Fifteen Cents per week. - Oor City Afeeata are
not authorised
t inthorUed to colitX
loct for more taa&; months la
advance.
Western estimates b;th;pcki
of the season show a falling off f l75,000
obo pounds.','. "rr- ':.I)w6tUii'fiaa'iii
inundated at .iCro
nVise gives the Republicabs the speakership
of the Iowa House of , JreseDtatives, but
the Anti-Monoplyi party coipi otKer
offices and the chairmanship 6f ihe impor
tant committees.: ' Madam:s Parepa
Rosa is dead: tl-'tQs breiog, a
Glasgow vfXtf
Yesterday the grand wedding of (he Duke
of. Edinburgh and Grand' Duchess Mana
of Russia, pcc'n"Tkt';:fci
J Manner of electing President wilt 1 be
considered to day tn Congress' . t r iwa
I ........ I V....... ,
Parepa Rosa, th great prima douV
jia, died ih London night before lasti.
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I.:. I .' .,J 'i !J .!)'Jilb:Jji:
North Oaroliiia tejatura
Condensftpti
.: .THIBTYKINT'D1i'' -! ;
On motion of Mr. -Wiring; the rales
were suspended and a. resolution con- j
cerning the penal ana benevolent in
stitutions of the" State was puton its
third reading and pasd.;:Jt reads as
follows: i .... :-r ::' ';'. -' -.. ;
1 Resolved by ttet&w
iyf Representatives eorhcurrirtff, That
a committee of three on the part of
the Seuate; ind four on-tfapart of .he
House be appointed to ionsider nd
digest some plan j by which. A uiore.
economic system may be devised fojr
the management of the' penal and be
nevolent institutions 'the1 - State,
u4nd that they report fcy bill i' or bUi"
T Vrr lv' :i- ...s.-'.-a - Unt n: '
I Mr. Waring moved that the bill be
engrossed, and sent-to tthe ;House.-4-Carried;
; i!'"K;r"1ffY: !
j Oa motion of Mr. Worth, the ' biU
for tbe justmentif i the'3tote jdebt
be made the special order for Mon
day next at J2 -o'clock,- and that com
raunicatioas from State officers be re
ferred to ihe finance committee
Agreed to. ' " - ., j
By Mr. Troy, a resolution concern
ing the management of the Peniteni
tiary which was on his motion adop
ted nnder a suspension of thelrales.
The resolution provideor aa inves
tigation of affai connected with the
institution, t-ahd,' power -tp send for
persons and papers. . . , . . "
By Harris, colored, ia ' bill with an
accompjinying petition J from th0
grand jury of Wake county, to pro
vide for- transportation of convicts
j released f rpna . the Penitentiary tQ the
counties . whencft they, 4 came. Rer
if erred. r - S
i5y the samea WTl to 'incorporate
he Cape Fear'ottOB and Woolen
3IiD. .Referred y ,;.lJrv it r ;
, ML DuhhamV resolution 6f yester
day to Hetjonetder the bill concerning
the n&ury Hvf - was. taken' up. The
motion .was seeoosidered.- i
Mr. Allen mojcd to re-consider the
vote by Whioh itihe raxnendment of the I
Carried' (ttwt-ibira 7.-:wW;rs hI Mi' udt
was madral;;WflefcJ
. Saturday next;
Mr. Dunbamrxi'ove4 ;t1atnit
be printed! Carriedy K nT i
Mr. Avefa mcrVerythi5 fcSlpptcj
priating a Bum tlfual to the sum con
tributed by tbfcf cilteens of the State-
to the Oxford Orphan ; Asylumy . pro
- vided that the sum. do not exceed $6 j-
000, bd taten up. : HiW:p0
: vides f or4be colored i3rm If qJbi'
van Asyliim shoaWt be organizei w4 f
1. tpWJVpriJltibali - i 'baa Smfwr'rr-ffl ,i
Mr DnnhanXJiia WM
.eonstitaiionalto make the appropri-
?tion, wauld like to' hear from Sena-
itors, as.o avpoinx,na.was,uipo8eu
tto give' the orphan th benefit of . his
ritnon th.oaght5it ewtximjMt.
Norwood ii2kjitjtg.nrpi-
conld make the appropnatioh; Mf.
Worth diinovWnkVbe had a right
to vole 'donations'to., chantbl,nsti
tutions. f- .' .f.tf
! Mr. Dunham .objected to - the ion
cairencejbecatjse bf ; h'jsnp'plicfttory
.character of the resolfltioni i
ZJarrHriioili; as
.'Wh ruled out of .'order; -i' vthifi i
Go oxtion of Mr. Powell,; Tie Sen-
rite acljcrned 16 7:30 o'clock; PrJVl.;,
J lOtJE OF jREPRENTATIVES.
1 rif g -0-'j: ' t ,8'''-.:'J3t':.l'-"I"
- . . . ,. .'TtfUEspAV Jan,;,22. i
Mr. Speaker-Robinson, a memorial
from the. j Chkmber)pfv: Cotott , ftt
Jlmington. .; . . jfr ;,T J
Mr. Bean,, a petiUon to incorporate
JigelEhurch ; if
itanuoipu county. ,1.
i . OudTevi cbL:: a tjetltibbltd ettabliah
: a collegiate instltate for h colored
vouth of this Stated ht . vi iKfo t r. r
Mr.;:: Brb wnf lW&8tM
boards depntyl?
Zion M. E, cuc
tck conn-
1
' TYni linnr ?friV.WfttaVin
8peciarcomrnitte6'feinMgaw
taia ehariyeaiirfluafit tha W
n
exonerating botn 'paruefcvwA-
Mr. Bishop, a bill to prohiblPtbfe
sale off, llotog wi'thirrfiihre BWff of
I - . 1 1 - . i B-s. ...tv. - -t-t n - fail rmTi an - rhfai aairin mw.. m Tri
WfknrV"" 1 III I ! l
4 .ttntlY j
iJS-
the , institutionf or the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind for the year 1874.. Thiii
Hfeffi?1 .some, disciisaioo. .
to postpone until Monday next. Not
agreed to..;"":::"'--:':"-.- k
'iWab opposed 'tixc bill -r did
not want his ' people" taxed in that
Jar. yarter advocated the passage
of tbe bill a"s did , Gorman. i
Mr. Bean moved to strike out $46,
500 and insert $45,000.
Mr. Morine to amend bv inserting
The amendments of Mr. Bean and
MjujMoriagwerei&jJtediiun -
l.ne amendment offered by Mr,
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I , Aftef oehaooacyhe bUil6tie8 resnenslbrntfetf which its termi-
oy jur.3 carter,0 etialnnatt '6f lJthe comU
mittee on the Deaf. Dumb and Blind
.ryln.m gftjkh;t ormeuth.bill
passed its several read?ntni. !
name of Lillington wa announced
vm j - - . .. . f
otiu tue uiii reau.
MKigtimfird 6wthVo&i- and
Mthwigh. very eblti Jo aa, earoest
aurapieauner. ayjocatedahjpa pas
sage of the bilL ' I
Lovcblantl 'Mrlteaton op-
posea the' bill"1
,'.J0,';r THE SIAISBIIB TWINS.
Objecllott or Their Vamillos to i Post
Igorf m , Kti mln tlo. ; :
" tSpecial idispatch ta the, Dally GazetteuJ :
Gbsbnsboro, Jan. 21. I
, There has been nb'pos&morte,tn ex
amination of the bodies of Change and
JLng, nor will there be. The medical
men "arrived after the 'death of both
twin?j and when they proposed, to ex
amine the 1odies the family objected
-n4 ;norexajninatQn;sWas' made. It
appears there .is a provision in thp
wills of the twmaaglnstihe sever
ance of their bodies after death-M.hey
prohly AnUcipaUog hat ou-woold
no survive the other very long. The
bodies, I learn, we're given to an en
i balmer,,ab:d - tbb funeral : took -place
ion .fc moBuayr -1 ney :: aiea .earjy . on
;Saturiiay norningK:;:;;;' i
Mount Airy, the . residence of th0
twins, Is such ahT5utyf-the-way place
that no medical assistan ce .; could be
procured till some hours ) after theit'
death. L ,Tb& ', suTgeons Swished parti-
LcniaflyjtbLatt
bound tlje wna together, so as to as
certain the . nature of the connection,
and the probabibltiea. as;,to wheUjer
Eng Kfe'cculoi Jbave been savea by
detachaient f rom his brother's corpse.
bowe?er, they . were,not i lljw;
d to do i aadO aa this jtsiogular mys
tery will never-bc .explained. The
(wins leave & ,T?ry respectable : pro
perty 1HSU1UU UieUU'.a;.,:;. -u .-.l :..oi .i. j
Tbo Kmlla,
Tlw malls wultloseftba this 4te as1 fol-
niwaV
a3sV.V: 8 7; H.
, H; ithrovgh -and1 way day) ' :
SoutherB jiiaU.i.ii.,t .-r ...- v8 P. Ml
Bmithville;' atttday and Tue-i:' '
.n ays .. .. Jr a. m.
Fayettevul8.Trr,'itodtfa and'
Tayettevilleby C. C. R W., daily 5 A. M.
unsiow v. li-y v.norse man; every
tfnaav. oa.au
KUOiA- 'CttAlfCB OF AOKWTS.
Mr. 5Yw & Silis succeeds Mr. Hugh Green
as Agent for The Hoxjxsa ta lor that
portion of the city South JI the centre or
-. -iitrla rr1 f. ' ."rr. vl;.. jf-
Mr F.IHb contract dales from Ja'nnaiHi 1.
1OT4, and moneys 09rein3aaimeuB
pay able to him.
.j KruQraejilffill assifit.Mr: Ellis until Feb
ruary 1, in order that Mr. E. may become
To City Safcoerlbera iCortb or Jllarfcet
WhessVsaTton, our
elar Aeeni for that nortioaCiof tberoit
North of Mawcet street, WiH probably
Thornton1 has bii rsuhsrltute ffehjehig
not. be Able to get around as early, or
Uver the papers as satisfactorily, as ourreg
nhjjr Jigent .anbsenbew- who. f ajj. m
re-
1
he
office' rot tkent'r tidiww i k:
iQBEKir iruuriiEB-Ai great ;nedicftii.
O. R. FBKNcn JO?-7Boots and shoe.
sWiu; wwo M. !
clmrcli. -fff .
Welearri tbanKtb6r
services in St. Thomas' Catholitf : Chhrcb.
Biaadpbr'RanVtfHa and V!car-Apo8toic
of NortvCjBfrohia5-yitij "Holy
SacramentofjConUo
AM., and tithe aervice at 106 A.,
rSllcbnwWthe Parish to the Sacrett
The pew open to tranwra. -Pf"1
The Schr, Cseifr'
H. HuraiCHSEN Consignees,, notice.
.Mi 11 &. I'll ?'TiJ- . ... ;
T. C. kbvo8s- City poll taxt &c. 1
HECjfgBSBOgBr-yew .books.; J ,
iill.J.nil:- I )L 1 11 11 I iwmm ' - . '-- I
a.Dimn tne- evening r"' . ''r
w -m - r w r . .
h . i
1 -b'na Jn i
x.irraBieEkToiv.
? -?Hts ,t1 .ir5 .iitt-;i
Serenade or ibe.I.aie", 24 lb. Reclmeat
N. 'O. Troopv tikColvilel Clarke-
Mpeectaen or JTa4aea Clarke,-Cant
TOWM h ft on i i; iii'j fr-.Ci ?-
On Wednesday ngu Haatf . tliere was a
.grand: and interesting re-union, . , Lumber-
ton, tne music being suppaea ' py the ; fine
xjuiuueriua ranu, unaer me leauersuip oi
Fred. Bond, Esq., and the occasion being
aserehaae:;the 'tfnenit K a
State Troops to Col. Clarke, u Tttia gentle-'
man came ioxward iirid ! acknowledged the
complimuiit paid hhn. in i speech, says ;our
correttKmden t, reptete with patriotic fervor
Katies and respenslbttittetf which 7 its, termi
uauou ana results aevoiTea upon our peo
ple, its effect upon tni! fortunes of himself
and Others, and concluded bjr ' saying that
if we wished to restore eur former pros-
yciuj we must turn , uuc aiuuoa :, iu
;tbe, development . the; 4 resources of
the State, &c." He " then introduced
in complimentary terms, Colonel: Edward
Crahtwelr Fho ' referred :;l4y iftattering re
marks to the soldiers of the' late 24th Con
federata Regiment and to CoL Clarke's cpn-
necl'wahthe army boiniiaxico and
in Virginia. He also alluded to the duties
of paotism and self:brifice which -we
pwe to 4he .State. -Said, jfprth Carolina
stood foriiim as hJacotuitryandhe found
iuucuik. AUj iyttceiye a pawousoi . wuicn
could emlpje any others i The nation had
grown so ;laige and was so constantly in
creisuigi. thai it was fast becoming associa-
bail i&.lkimind .Ith' . tie general ;brother-
hsod of ll huniamHyj:! The Btate had sur-
vivedJ and would Burvive forever.
tfoL iiax3ttcCay behigloudlj called
for,;rpojded ixf. a speech, of great humor J
and etoquence.y . He said that he had com
manded Home Gnards and that he still de
sired nb higher military responsibility. He
lovid ITorUi l CaroljiE was Witii her as
once Naomi was to Ruth.
Mr. McBryde of the 24th Regiment, Mr.
Leiteh and ethers s being called out, re
sponded m the'happiest terms. The occa
sion '.was one "long to be remembered.
Many' compliments were paid to the patribt-
sm'aiid braVey -of thtf "old oldies,, oh
the field, and their conduet in the .quieter
walks of peaceful life; ..The company
separated with the best feelings for their old
Confederate leaders, and expressions of
routiuUkmdpess,
Confeases Bla GKllt.
A; week; or so ago,, it will be remembered,
W. T. Thaxtoa and David Joyner had! an
eunihiatioh before justice Gardner on the
charge of abstracting a package of postage
stamps, amounting in. value to $105, from
a maucaroa the W.'R. it, which
reslied in Joyner's being eld in the sum
of $1,000 for bis appearance at Court, while
judjjpiicnpa Thaxtbii'a ease waa reserved.
On TTawsflay evening liiaxton sent lor
umefMjarf and conxeseed nis Hgout, dui
exonerating Joyner, who he says had
athingiodo ji0t the iaatter.CiThaxtoh
says, howerer, that : he. did: not. steal the
stamps, but found them on the track rolled
up jfn a newspaper the morning after they
'' n .-Uj.- . . -?(- '-i - .
were missing, umcer uarr aetecxea several
inaccuracies In his statements in reference
to tlnisjtterjxuke of Vwhlch was that he
oly had some $37 or $47 worth, while the
officer has already obtained possession of
f upugh t -amount to $44 94, anekaowa
of about $30 worth which have bceaoold
to different parties and which aye not
neenxecovcrsj
na.
JBUUKtMC0Uy
by e-bfQce,
tly1the not
nr ut nil ahnnt the matter.
- :There i still: : considerable , mystery! at
tached to the affair and both Thaxtotr and
Joyner will beiheld . to answer at the ap-
proachiBg term of the Ui & District Court.
aattffntion of those of our citizens -to-
like to hav the Street Railway pass thcir;
doors or in their vicinity is called to a con-!
mMicaiien addfised.to' 4henv Mdch will '
be foundln -another part of our paper this
mbrnmg?::Mcah'read thed
vantages which the extension of the raU-
Way tO UM KVUUUUl uwuif n vuiu doviuv,
and 4ha;cpmmuuication sets,: ..forth very
cleartydfaf Jl'!.!.9. ken
and" the small amount of capitolrequhreil to
be AH'Ift'iwW
ohlynecessarjr 'for a .fe JhdlyWfnm: to
-interest themselves in the- matter amd there
will iM Wdimculty in securing the amount
&Ired,s when' they ' Will hb only possess the
a,dviit8getf of easy and cheap . access to
other portipns of tbe cjy, but derive a hand
some dmahdt frWtiieir inveslment. Wje
hbpe'tbe aggeons of our correipohdent
will receive the consideration which their
importance merit, and that before many
mouths-tiro Wad wW ttot only e : running
I to oor Southern suburbs,; but that arrange
ments j!jusb;hf perfected tbjexteh to
the Sound.
Par Tar Taxea. r , f
h';Persbni;owtog-
fessionalcrincomeittx lot 1873, are noti
fied to:'callat.the.offlee of the City Treasut-
d aettlithosame.hef6re
01 jreoniaryas au uu astb not
pa!4ilhailaymiJt1sJJ and the
it will W to.ihftintereatM.;att
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II 7 1 1 I . ' II ' mm ' 1 I . 1 .1 L m I I I VV m 1
. : if
"Mi
Ioeal .Dots.
'j.jj 'German brig was reported in below
yesterday and another brig Off the inlet.11' j
'Tfie Schr:!lf3!;Fisehr, Arrived at
New York from this port bo flw Mst. 'V ! i
"e'rTUM'CCobk. ar-
rived at Jacksonville ffom thipbrVbhihe
Officer' "j! 'W, J'Naslij bf thr? police
forfee, is reported in ' the" :.laSt "stage of con-
snmDtion'. h 'shiUK
Clear. or clearing weather, lower tem
perature, rising barometer and Northerly to
Westerly wmds predicted for torday. ' ' f-:
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1 A memorial . from: the j Chamber of
Commerce of. this city was presented in the-
House i jon; 1 Thursday, by iMru Speaker
Robinson. .jhii..i i
m la parting with Mr.Hugh Green, who
leaves .US Febraary 1, we wish to teatify to
thftfaithfuiaess and efflciency with which
he has discharged the duties of bis position,
and towish.him the fullest saeasure of suq-
cessia his new faeme. i lu fci:o;jinvu I
The inarriage hoilce sent to the ' Stab
from Peacock's Station Is not inserted for
the reason0 that- ndh name accompanies it.
and for the further reason' that marriage .
hbticei are charged for at half bur advertis
ing.rates (50 'cents) wheh paid 'for1 In id
vancea'and $i :,when not paid .for in ad
vance. ' .' : V., h. Vf ., .:' :
Carolina Central KaUwayv '1 '
The"CharIptlST Obtener is informed that
work onthhr road between Wadesboro' and
Monroet Is progressing favorably. It is ex
pected to have the grading between the two
places all completed by the first of March,
and by the first of June, it is believed that
trains will be running mrougb from Wil
mington to Monroe. '.Very little .new work
has been done between Charlotte and Mon
roe, but those in charge think that all the
work necessary to be done between the two
places can be comypleted by next winter.
So that it is likely, remarks our cotempo
rary, that in less than twelve months, Char
lotte and Wuinington our " City by the
Sea "will be connected by an unbroken
chain of raU. j
Mayor conrt. .
The cases of Eliza Finch, Ceph. : Finch,
EDeh Jaiaes and Geo. E. Borden, charged
withj assaulting' Elhbeth . Merrick : and
throwing her out of doors, came up for a
hearing yesterday morning. The parties
were all.'f ound guilty and Eliza Finch was
required to pay a ne 01 fau - ana costs,
Ceph. Finch $10 and costs, and G.
E. garden $10 and costs. In the case of
Ellen James, judgment was suspended on
the'payment of beets. .There are two "oth
er cases against the first named, which will
be heard thia ; morning. There were also
two or threo other .cases continued orw-for
a future hearing. s 10 " ; 1
By a letter received, by a gentieman of
this city, we are glad to learn that there is
a probability of an early return of the Ber
ber Family and Sol Smith Russell to this
City. The many friends of this excellent
troupe will also be glad to hear that they
have been tendered a four weeks, engage
ment lhOiymrTJatre 'ITew York,
commencing on the 2d of March.
New Coantr. - ' ' ' 1
The bill to establish the new county of
f iJll>bn clnnB uplh ttie)Houa on Thurs
day. A motion was made to indefinitely
postpone, upon which a long debate en-
fcued,' w'henv'on motion;s1he 4 matter was
finally postponed and, made the special
order for yesterday at 40 o'ciock.
Forlhe Morning Star. !
Clty Jtallway .Soatfeyof Karket Street.
';Db tlio citizans -residing' On Veventh,
Church and streets,, .and adjoining
blocks desire a Citv RaQroad track and cars
passing fliel V doors and affbrding them easy
and cheap access o Market, rWater and
Froi$ streetsT WdkpbtarIf 30,
now is the time to build it. .'Mrph Is cheaper
than it wttX he again . for a year to come,
while labor is abundant " The sum 'of
9 IVtO IH Iml1il tnA nmiln t
a WO -ww m waa vmmw 4 1
xne SWCK JtW prqerrea 1 ao a snare
and -300 shares will raise the capital re
auired. Are there not CO! citizens in the
.vicinity that will take (3) three shares each?
Are there not 00 outers inai wui w ;
two shares eachf Ad are therimet W
oihr'SO that will take one share each? .We
think there are. If by that means the - Rail
road can be secured !)i
; , The enhanced value of property yrSl pay
the investment three tisaes over, and they
are assured that Such is the1 fact and they
can. alab secure a dividend of q to 8 rr cent,
ner aBnum on their stock. ; !; . ':
Who will call : a meeting of the citizens
Sbuth bt Market street to dlscusa the queB
tinit and see what can be donai.j. . .,. ( :
Who will undertake t6 raise the $35,000
to $40,000 to bund and equip the Railway
to the. sauna r ...- - .1.. --.w.,:nH Mf.,i
WT. : AtSk a--JUKO -u:.U'-:
'Reinabihihilmb
. A Toney r Amory, ; .Eliza' Aliens, .Thilo
tF B-Wm Boaxdraan. Robert Button. Robt
;E;Berry, Rbbt BateyPeter' Belli; Martha
iJrown, juary uum juerou, x-jsi inn( wso
Barrett, lH-B Bryan,- Heary Briaat, - F H
.runson vnaers joray, jr, aui-
piW ontlar viC,--,! iyin t ;
. -OiiOaotC-i W Chase.- EKvah Chatttoh.
MarlOoBMCall, RhtiCpfer,
. T nTnhn Dahmec JOa
ETfSi.-titfSnner.B FarO,
G R O Grant, Francis Gend:
H-Aaron Haughtov'Caroline Hendef-
son,:UT idaringv iiajp ilinion, ja Jtian-kins,-
C A Harper, Peter Hagerty, Ned
Hewiettirnaianwidtt:BnaHart.
J-NathW"Jonea;T 615 fircones, Kate
Janet,'Kincher Jtmea; Fannie, Johnspn. B
Johnson. - nnttiJL
K-2ackSooncDKunnteyti ( - t
: : L Chas Luckev. Charles towe, 1 Davie
LofuX Jos Lewis; li:
M U liurpheyV' Jucf-urson- ma
Murphy, K PlIcKoy., Martha Meeks, Mat
R. ' M ll! ...... . II , K
A. . V II 'I.Jf lVi ! i '
r i,.T:i'i
Mendenhall, Thompson Moore, W J Mor
ris, Wm M&kinterei.!U'Vf Vu0 r
iN Charle3fN,ielLr Julia Nia;! Jane Nor
man.
-O Starkey OdenV'Lawyd Owehs.?"
' PrA P Pro. Ernie Piersafiu Dossv Pav
ton. Molifc '3 ,0?ppe, Margaret " Parr, C, B
Papi ThdsFarker. '
itrxBigbt Ruck,, ; Manerya,; Red , , Jesse
fcj Mary . Jaqe 1 Scull,; iilda F Schenck,
Siks, Ardmon Shappfl!
terTft Thornton,! Jehu Turnerri al
i W Aimie BiWilhams; Ann iWoodi'Car-
rie Whiteny, Eslher. Watson, Ginnett Wil
liams, J M Williams,' JaSf A Walker, Julia
Wells, JoaH Walters, RE WhitehmvSciler
Williams, Sarah E Wiljiamt -
Captains O P Nord&enV ' J'Halvarsetil S
P Johneqa, M iQ Carlsson iljarsen A. Cale
Us,. Henry Donmey, Martin Rufgeny,.' Jack
son. J Halvaseftt; Watson' 'Roberts, 1 John
Holn. TboaSkile, Peter. G, Andetsoli, Aal-
sen kote, Jfi Thorsen . M M Hankms. r .
it m ftr.t i
Leyd Smith., James Smith. Jack. Street i
John Stat' Grefer Sellers. Elsie Swain. E J
, 1 iiu9 uuuug ivi icucia iu tuc auy f N"aBDlfctATItnt HONEY OS 0OLB3
list Will please say " advertised'1 If' not f JML Bronchitt,CronpandalldlJeaof thelungi
Miiii r irftwn ma Wwni u .miw,atvai. Wj ul-m swmmJ a-i
VIIVW a,wa AUU W WtJ 0 MJ II ill 0V
to the Dea Iietter OffldeJ h:;m1., i
Wumipgton,fvJanf 33,pj -na'j
At."
x I'A :
The consolidatKrt of the Carolina Farmer and the
WuUyStar havhurlarzrtv lacreutd the cfttolatum
of the latter, advertisert will find It an admirable
meoMua or oenuonifleaaon with the 'farmers -and
planters of tbe two CstoUku. .
Book Bmoxbt-Tscs Mosiras Stjj Book Bind
ery does iii Idnds of Binding and Baling in a work
manlike iritaner, and at reasonable prices. Mer
chant and others needing Becelpt Books, : or other
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
their orders.'" ' '"
l.r.
WaniaCook,0-'
- WantaBiriafion. ' . y :,y;,u -h.
Waata Saloaman,: : o r.:.. ili
iWantaeerrastOiriij .,-.'..: J :;:; ,r;y;,
. Want torent a Storey. .., ..vtI,;..
WtOBcOlaPtano,, ,;; 0j;'f..,'?t5j
wantio sen auorse, .
Want fa land Honey,
! Want to bny' a HouBe,'' '
Want to hay a Horse,
Want to rent aSotue,-
Wast fa sell a Carriaee, ,
Want a Boardhig plaee,
Want to borrow Honey,
. Want to saU:rjry.poodBJ
v 'V..
Want fa sen Groceries, j :
Want'faflenTarhUore,', i;; '
Wantiers Hardware,' ' '' '
Want to sell feeal Katat; : '
WaatajobefCarpeaterJiigvr -r U; 'i
Want a job of Blaeksmfthtng, -r',
Want to sell Millinery Goods,
WantfaseUaHoaseandLpt, j.
Waat to find any one's Address, ' . . '
yant fa sen a piece bfPnraJtare, ' l'
Want fa y a eocond-hana Carriagej ;
Want to nnd anything yoa have lost,
Wrat to BglAgricaltaral Implement : : ;
Want to Advertise anything to adrantage,
Want fa find an owner for anything Found,
i : Advertise ia, ,
TUB MOBNINO 8TAB. ' " :''
Spirits Turpentine
Rev. John A. Deal, of High J
Dboais, nas accepted a call to the .Episcopal
church in Wadesboro. ' .'
. - a pe, name on panuoiomew j? ui-
date for Superior Court Judges-:' " ;
. xuuso iuui jr yuug x xciiiiuiiikb
born at the same time in Yadkin county on
the 18th, only lived few days. ' -
.' Aicolored citizen of.' Salisbury
shot himself in the foot and hv' now In a
critioal condition from lock jaw ; -ju.u . .
Weisner's School House ia Da-
vidson county, 3 niUes bdbw Friedberg,
waa Durnj on Baturday night, tneiutn mst
r : ; Two colored Fchildreh were , rb
cently burnt to: death in 5 Davie? county.
Their thoughtless or inhuman mother had
lef,t them hked up m the housc ny j
T t&Sv WJo'p.SFOt was
taken to Wilson en Tuesday ; by, the Edge
combe - Sheriff and committed lo iail to
await his trial for steafiag cottoh,1 says the
Salhibaty: ! HWixtcMndrt The
. . .
house of the wldoW Ellis, of Davie coun
ty, was forcibly entered . a few nights agb
by a negro man and a white lad who, rob
bed her of $15. They have been' arrested.
Mrs. Ellis and her daughter were alone, and
it is believed that the robbers had a -more
4Tiniah purpose' but wert foiled inlit.7i.
-Fayteville'.
our boasted; wade af ddv tttaes, and bur
coiam.ercSaVaad social importanooj We, Are
business influence by Raleigh and. Wil
mington. - In a few more more years those
two towns wttl-opg with us all over
the temtory.thatasaoiPuaaturally attached
to.Fayetteyle. Ouy trab (amiit of
business is growing smaller every year. .
1JC1
'-raV: from Alamahce. that the extensive cot
ton mills locatediht Alamance county, And
known as the Rig Falls MUlav;belonj$ngtb
Mptaw W. A. &.A. J.-Mtfrrav. Were tntAl-
ly destroyed y nre yesterday morning at
lX'clock, together. withaflouT, mill ad-Joining.1-
!The fire wis the result of ati accl
' deat, catching from some bf the machinery.
The loss sustained, is some $40,00(V.there
being no insurance upon either .the huUd-
lished some 25 vears asO.' having been i in
:the possession of the present firm for, 18
years. Aside from the loss . sustained by
the Messrs. Murray, quite a number jof
operators nave seen aepnveq oi wera.. jar.
Inrrav. ' the (bomdax Senator' from JAla-
rfatte. Iginf tfco'firm Which' hak' -met "wtth
;thiamisfotTnayun;:i--iit riTn,vo'!t t.'4
- ,v., . - I
n.:w-iM BensiDMi-aniofetfs iroszuie
vertialafcwrtlilKmd
execuor perw
IDfl TinWni. 1HW IH I II H.1 1 1 1 1 1 H.Ls4 1 PTI 1 1 1 ME. SS.II 1 1
i ld MlIs jrentrfcllr ttKpor to adytiae4
l ? i ! ai j . : t iS
niaow properjy wa ' mavis can wnwiauu;
its:: real., ,Valne. ; f .The reauirement Of .fhB
u Ttunuea u a nonce ox saie
teleeraph yesterday exehine to Senator Mur-
except by the few) is stuck u. at fhenou4!6ttTii
Aousoaoor aaa astww ojtnepiaceim:tnfii
MtU -4liMrKMeb rtiVriii baWatiL
law kwmplled with, if cxmbitisstuck
hniin.hntaahrtume;a
r n
J U J. t
those, who have business at the court housed
Executors and administrators are 'allowed
the: greatest latitude! for frattd, and the peo
ple, generally, are ignorant, of ,thatt which
the policy Of the law should' ' make public.
Tie present Uw4 in justice to the 'debtol
class, in justipe .io the orphan and oppreesi
ed. in justice fb the whole peonle of North
Cardlina fehoald bb changed; or;soanaeiided
as to renuire all lesal advertisements tn he
puunaueu 111 some paper wiunn me county
or; judicial district. Such? a bill has been
introduced in the Legislature- we hppe, it
will pass, and that fraud and dishonesty can
no longer conceal itself jundee ,th rProtec-
uon 01 tue law.
ii i iii' if' 1
If-V.,.-.A-,.TT,.-- .. . . fi
-s'f.
NEW iADVERTISEMENTSi
Drs. Greepe,XilndIey &. JSeat ley's
!firtij:tii V U--US!: ifiUni :',:: ;,.!
-'iSREATj.MMILYsIEDICIKESi I
COMP. EXTi.COBYDALI8, THB trBZAT VBQ-
etable aUerative for aU diseases arieinsirom im-
- 1
I "TB. GREENE'S FED 'CUBE, FOB THU XSTJliK t
1, 01
SDileDBT. Fits. SDasms. and convnlaibna n
IXfBlIRaTXMai 8P3CCTJ1C. A t CEBTAIN ' AND
speedy cnu for Neuralgia, Bheomatism, Nei
, vrtnft.'MrtAflftAhp ariH all lunniu n.lM. . . 777, ... 1
i Tir ABASH VALLIT AGIIK CCSE, eoSbdnene
uiuuic , a siusf poBiuve remeay I or unuia.
Biltons Fere andConsestaRma of Liver and Spleep.
i-:i vfrf-JfHi.j : i ft ,; GHBB& FliANSBIL '
h : . i , ole Agents for Wilmington, N. C. i
' HEE FACE WAS HEB! FOSTUHE.
Poo Homanitvi" "XitlJe Kt Etrbx." An Pa
m."
per, 60 cents. "" ,
' A piwerfol and exciting noveL Graphh, 'Lanhon.
An excelient novel' ln thestorv before-ml the
eame sostained vimr. the same oricinaHtr in the
coaceptlon of character, and the same power of 6x.
ecnuon are exniDitea as in all the novels which have
come from Mr. BeUnaoh's hand. itotf, London. '
: A very ; clever sensation noveLi The interest in
the itoryis admirably kept np.Athenpstfm, Lon
don., 1 ! JiM.tr- nii; H; 'l-iV'-MlX f, jljiH!
For sale at c'
jatfsi' : V:! ' 'Jii 3;HSBBBGffir8: !
lifjitm THE BEirjfJIL;;
our. . :
BOOTS & SHOES,
eide fitting eaefly and
comf ortaoe, ' make 1 Che
foot klok prettfly mid
are:vory; daraite ;.'( !
At low rates to cash
GEO..B, JBKNCB SON.'
. 39 NorOi.Front.atreet.
OFFICE, TBKASTJRZB & COLLECTOB, 1 ;
- CrrT o WrumiGToir, NJ
T . January 23d, 1874. J ,
-VTOTICK IS HBBBBT 6IYBN THAT . ALL
PERSONS owing, either .POLL, PERSONAL!
PROFESSIONAL etlNGOMK TAXES FOB 48t51
and remain unpaid on the 10th day of Febraary
(prwt,) wiU be A0VEBTISKD,. and TAXES COLr
ACCORDING TO LAW.
T. C. SEBVOBS;
; jan.2id-tf
: Treasnrer & Collector.
CoSsigaees 1 Please Tate Wmu ;
THAT THE GERMAN BABO.TTEN
TINS.ADOLPH.wIU bexeady to re
ceive cargo to-morrow. j
Wihnington, N, C. Jan'y 23rd, 1874
Ladies' Belts,
J-ADIES AW OENTO Ilira SA
Bkawl Straps Bett-Sads, Ax.; at thei Saddle aat
iaoBS'sVMTof'..::- nui :.'.! '- iu: n;.:. .'
J.S. Topb.am &Co., ,
''' " u X'-tl 'fJ J ' Sbi 8 SoauV Front St;' ' I -I
- 1 - - ' - - - . - L
i i& J2. iLli i :i2i a X A X iii I
UNDER o. POWER oiCOOTADSfEB-!! CST
i
BY- VLttflJlt AND "W-" EXECTJTlOr? OTP THE
power of sale contained- a. a .certain deed, of
mortgage, made bvJelius Scott and his '-wife to
" The WBrnlagOBTaUdai-Assasnon,1
aaxa ins xn ocwKay
flea of the Begiater of
mBookG. G.G. attoi
having been made in the ipmyments required und
tin
TueeAsv,
dry of- Wilmington, the land and -premiees eoi
veyed fojoxiddoed, viaHAcertaia piece orpartM of
land situate in the city ot, Wilmington, "beginning ih
UiaSOBthenilme of TMarket street' at a pomt; one
hundred and thirty-twe feet 'eastward! , from ltain
tersectienwith the Eastern im oflSJttenth street,
. thenceTtaratng Eastwaidlyiwfea said naa ofJAarkot
street on hundred and ninetyeight feet 4o the
Weetern UncHef Seteatednttt tewflidnce Soota
wardly wUhad lb of SWenteeeth street three
hundred aad thhieet to the Northern line of
Deck street, rheaee WCwardWi with. aai& Omei of
I)ockt3Dne hundred and inety-eihtr feet, and
-casn. dt dvduc aocnon at uu wan noase int
tnekice n arxnwsnuy. ana parsuei wim -peventeen
.' Jan. 10-lawtFeblO Bat v ' -."'.u Aitomeys. I
v SacrecMItLoio Books, i
kyt''-.f aj,i.' wi.!'tt'i?m'c) i
if
A Collection of Sacred Hueie for Choirs, Copven
' : " " ' Uohs and Singing Schools. ,
Price $1.50. ! . $13.60 per doxenw
il'ti'5 L .-: );;''!!'' u u-ii'-'J.'"4' L
By L. O. Exxbsok of Boston, and R. H. ,Pauob of
'.!; itvjw..i -t . 'CnUeaeo. . j
hieago,
Prof. Emerson in the East, , aad i Prat Palmer ih
the West, are qnitaanaai
inailnrt aa Leaders ana com
posers. Tn caxnAKD.,the rasltof the united
labors of such men, cannot tau to t
be used univer-
sally m the. whole couatiy,
BAtmBACH'8 SACKED OUABTETS. ' ' i
'iHVAnuid 'itwitd.Tj ha vwa.
T AVAUmuaVAt 0 Av AM fV WUUMVAAVUi 1
FM , 1
I a rae -
l a- r .
p TB4 Bvdvefit osrefirwwiti'uiIe-of ire
liexcellencel cuitod to Quartet and other choirs. 1 1 ;
i r.un , .l.,. .. . . i
- j(f j raj w
sac
Lii
".-.'Ti'-TKA-lrPj ft-.t j.
lifTtia OLBX8t MTPta WTHl STATt1 tW-
Kb.w 73ir. .'M tiJ t7l-)-uLJ .:
TTER TACK-WAS HXB FOBTrj2rtii Novel,
AA By F. W. , Bobinson,, Author ef " For Her
Bake.". " Carrr's Confessioii:" " No Man's Friend
bnyers.
.3an34-tf
xs-aaaregiswBea-ui soi
the County of New. Hanover
ifiwi4 indt folrawimr. Mefaott
'SSr
- SATES OF AYKWTISINGt
OneSanareoneday,..:;.. SS 1
. -HstbjaysCTI?Xr...Cn..J 0J
" ffp fonVdays.. ......... I 6
. . -. five days..,.u ................. .... 3 t)0
one week.....;.... ;. 60
" Two w08k?.V::..e...i.-X..i s OS
nhThro8weeka..,...i .-. 60
- - ODeaoath'.uv;;.i;..v.:::i:ii. 8 oc
" " Twomonti....i.... ....16 00
" . " - Threemonthk.r... ....M 00
One year.. ,..60 00
' tJe Contract AdvertHementfl takeA at proper
Uonatelv low rates.
:u.Fivenaresttedasauaner-olBmn,aEd
Jayuaa,a.halfola-t ;
U'tilV rii 3nb'mivbl'.-fr.T'llil'. Ssvn
k 90 J Vjj-l 'RinrA' t In e;:f j? -;: : 1
gains!
Vs rff mmttsSw t -T!vfM -1
. r
Corsets, Corsets, Corsets
- . Worth .fit 50 For T5c: .
;.ui u.ftijf::f ift rii i :i'r-.J
! GALL A$7) EAflNE THEM AT
:Ul nr. tlj'vif Ji .ji. j.fsi
f a1 !,'!t'Wln'lUJW
I A - II ' K R O W t N , S
Millinery, ?
hi'. i?f,i.i rjiyjfvfifu.u) w' ''!
i:' 1, ':i:KidI:(loT6s,
J-Ji-iUJ ''.sfijC1! :ifr.!i ji i'.vJ'fj'fW-j-fi.f U - .
WHITE. GOODS. TABLE IvlIM.
i L ' at ": ..s-i-l Irj
i-; '-ONE- PRICE!
n.oot TERMS CASKt
y i s.
.:t'...,v ;;!;:. :
, 17,000. SACKS
.I'JMii 2i'lit
AMERICAK ' AND LIVERPOOL
iiV'u1 .:--. ... .5-
GBOTlBBlALulI
a
ol Fine SaK
FOU 8AI.fi BY '! in
-1 tj'f ' W1LLABDBBOS.
oet me '
SUNDRIES.
YA: osi; i. it.n! "..;r ' ,T .: r-
O arBXCK IN TTERCES AND ; BARRELS ;
0 i-Iii-'w V . .' . .,.:. .'Jill ... M: -
, LAGUAYRA AND JAVA ;
tJgARS ALL GBADB8;
PTLOpB SUPER. TO EXTRA FAMILY;
Clalslris, Candles, Fire Cratkers,
TIGE:i-.Tiag!:TIOg !
tlUAXAI. AA. XAAXCll.
. . ' -
WATMMAKER -i -ANDf' i JEWELER,
irl$ofi rtMbiit Street, -i
tW I L M I H O T Oi H Hl
ALL WORK. DONE IN A WORKMANLIKE
manner. With aa experience of twenty yean
at the bench, he guarantees to give satisfaction aad
prices to suit tbetimes.- aive him a trial. ' H has
on handatvery fine assortment otWatches and Jew
elrr, docks. Silverware, Pocket Cuti ery,' Ac.
veasiBbiE'
THBOATjINFLy,
J ElfZA,' WHOOP-
Caotn', Bo3rrr
m, Asthh, and
every aflbeUon- of
the xaxoT. ucxee
and.1 tgasi are
' the use of Da. Wb
'vjktfs BaxiAic o
,Wixi C,mt,
wnicn ooes nos ny p oona-a amjnnv mo cmw
Iwdilml. hut loMena it rlfTi tha lunea-aad aUarSr
' - lrritmtlhMiMTinthctueof theeotnolatut.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUEED
!232d.Sf Srved!
wovea by BOBdreas or tssomeniais is ass reosivea.
The ffwwtu is signed". Att"en tbe wrapper,
VESTS W.TOWtB SONS; rojxwaaov
oaM .Soby dsslOTfeaws.
sibeooAW alt wWl&i "! IUI
OJJlii :
Mi
iu; 3'.
-pTkNK EYESi
Oujiiu-'-.tvr." aim.
PEEELE8S, " ' f' a r!;
i. -i ii .r.v.
'5?
JACKSON WHITES
aad other brands. , ,r ,
V ; n:-y:ti: JT sale low by t;4it V.V"' ' i
JaaWttlw BINEOBD, CBX)W A CO.
-r-
F avonte I Flour
has Veen fairly and folly tested It has 'proven itself
. --.'i AVnl AiiX?-ilr H J 'fill i .- f ' s J
Snpcrtoi lit iivbry tUoSa QnaUty
toanyOUieiVrand'orF'so Sold
OBrbyBsatSana
Jjaif lS'j.1' :'iCHAS;vx.'arY
,rriif"tt .:'ciJ -i rttfit-MiU !f
pffBiw' eavr ftaTr.w
i h JI f J ii i v . 1 ;i s i J I i.7hX1
GROUND
Java and Lagusrra Coifeee gnaraotKd ruax, isaow
TITHEBEVEB THE
! "'.-.? ill i .1-Ji"'fTt-
prepared tofarnieh a chefper Cos'ee to the trade at .
id : nilhna. ,v t ,:
Motets per pound, which, upon trial, wiQ recom-
nWita4 'W-
f0jalltf Kil JfOtf lh! J I STJEVESSON.
W5!
1 jiuf 10 fj1T1 If ATTTi I ft 111
T'f-
UB una 04.12 IO llu VOii J y ufr't: -tJit ?
P?cial order, 'beihgt;i9l"