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aATXS 0 BUBSOBmiOB,
rascai-moa.
One year, la adTanoe
Sfrmont s. In r 'v&nca
(by ian)..... $r 01
4 -rifASBl
Three Aonuis, la advance
one mooxn, in advance
TO City Subscribers. AtM-wmA In ut nart nf the
city, -fifteen Uenti per week. Oar City Agents are
not authorized to collect for more than 3 months la
advance.
i -,': OUTLINES,
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v K. ti 'Ail rr?:-V p f r" in
V J . i r-
iB3ybordination.. . r--r A ew Xprk Times
correspondent trying io get' to line Carlist
headquarters Vaa caugal) and bqt. -
New York markets: Spirits torpenllne, 37f f
"ftekinw place n Alabama ) , v."; ) J
STATU FAIR.
- the Last day. v
W condence the jdoirigs r,at :.th
- the pro'xramjn.o suspended on account
A larci Bomber.of articles reship
ped to the Wetdon Fair.-'V " ' ' '
W12ak.frm cfetaryt wi
TreksarerHhtVthe'nutnbet of article"
.. on exhiUpf;22lho8e, of. last
"'year,' a nan "i-ai... &ue-ijiwuu wytiij
wrecVell "f
-t .wdititthshtrvri therefore we
natarally infer and so. state, that the
14th Antitfal: EihibUt6Wnihe North
Carolina Agricultural Society was a
grahduOoesWrpasaiojgall of its
predecessore.in everr particular that
Name oC CDcreineii Elect.
ItepubUcant.
VI..UUtoa S. Kobln
r oo. -w
Vn;.Morton C. ELun
' ler,- ' .- "
. , rx . . Thoa. J. Cason.
XI..Jnmca L. Etfans
XUI., John H. Baker. ,
Democrats.
" X.cBeaoni 8. Fritter. :
. II.. J8. IX William i
III.,Miehael C. Kerr.
IV;.Jeptha D. New.
V..VVm,S.Holman,
VII.. Franklin Landers.
X,. Wm. 8. Haymond.
XII .. Allen H. Hamilton.
W. McCrary.' I
" II.. John Q. Tatts.
' HI..?haH.jr; Qranger.!
IV. Henry O. rratt.
-"V:.Jam Wffaoifc
SYI..?zekial 8.r8amp-
' eon. - -jj --
" ' Vlf . . John A. Kaeeon: '
VIIf..Ja.-W. JieOUU
tJ! JXiVAddiaon Oliver.
..M-U ei
" .'J r .
J'. h '.
in'.'
OHIO.
VIH..Wm. Lawreaoe.
-:J I.
Milton SaTler .
' X..Cha,'JPter... -'
XV.-.N. 'H:-Vaa.VorH
1I..B. ii. Bannine.'
; :-ni..J.S. Savage. , ,
IYv J. A. MeHahcn
4"' VwAmerieaVVRice.
VI. . Prank H. Hnnl.
vVI..Lawrene T.Neal
IX. . K. P. Poppleton.
XI. . John L. Vance.
XII. .Ansel T. Walling.
Xni..M. I. Southard! .
XIV, .John P. Cowan. -XXwHenry
B. Payne.
'. XVI.IrMo. i 'Da-
foroX.io'. A'.-I'm ..
XVH..Ii. IX Wobd-i
'" -'-i-i worth;: - i
XVm..Jame Monroe.
XIX..Jaa. A. Garfield.
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rWEST VIRGESriA. ' . ;;
.'ii v . " i 1 ; : i.iceng. wiison.
II. .Cha. J. Faulkner
IU..Frank Hereford.
r utebraska.' -
. Loren (ioanea, ,
Present lacambent.
Spirits T-uehtmej;
Houston, the Charlotte forger,
has notyet'giTen his bail, 'and-is: likely ttJ
t remain (d jail till court, 'J'll:.- i
. Art "rf ri iTrpicrrif. frnin has lr Tit.
rosin, fai 4V im motd ; goltf llOilt othewis V prpprjat o payment
Arrests' ople by, luhdredi W-Jn
lcale.a Firont Saturday from the
.lT:r;HaCeind o&ehexerciae8 rin"
-.-j M " - - 'a - '
7 ran over the Korth Carolina R&ilrotkd, from
r.Orcensbro to Charlotte, "nearly every day.
; ' At Charlotte on Saturday a
.brick feft fifty . feet f roui jl ' ecaflol d a 11 li
struck a- negro named George Caldwell ou
' the head. 1 Ur course ne' was not &iid.
On Saturday inV the Charlotte
; .; pror-hoiise-Vdiedra ;. :;wattdwr:fiw,Jwct was ordered to pay a,Aie !of
. : Marion, N. a, named John Jlod ford, who J r J
had been found on the ground aenaeless
. and destitute. ; r -X- r
' Raleigh Arew. The full eapaci:..
ty.of the .Tarboro House was ascertained on
Thursday. - Dr. Blackball fed and lodged on
I ' that day Ox Tamdred imdfffy penom.- How
:;;:'istba:fbbigh. J l;:':'":is:,- iil ii s " '
At the Raligh Fair a Charlotte
gentleman,-who is establishing a regular
manufactnry in that city, exhibited a wood
" "pump, invented by bttoself, that is said to le
superior to tho cucumberwppd. pump.,: It is
' made of mountain poplar and North Caro
! Jina from the top to the boltoni, i;t .
- Charlotte, Observer says : ... Sev-r
-1 ,eral days ago Ir;.' thrower, the ore
man of Mr. P. M. Murray brick. Jaying
-' 1 f oree? was ntoopin fiowla under the scaffold-'
' ''m front: of "the buildmffJ behig put wa w,
College BtreetyMessr8. Sandera;&i" Blacky
when a brick fell from off the-scaffold and
-struck him on'-te-Mnall of the back.- He
4 was "much Hurt ana1 pro'strajed byJtheblow.
Newbern hist week, as given by the.
3 Mwbeticm, are-N. ffhiBre Jwaa consumed; J
about $10,009 worth pf property, consist
inff of eih-hou'se.- 80 bales of cotton, 2,000
bushel? -of ccfttqp seed a Jpt cotton ties"
dairy bouse and; shed, , J& beerhive, 2
and bagging, farming implements and caMl
''- peoters ' too buggy ( ahd carrlagel ..15
'V: stablea, 45 stacks ofcorn andtay fodder.ij
f 1 chicken 'Uoases, uwine'-presses ana uis
nM dwelling.'1 Afprtiqrn;of WWjrtttiWrejwafl,,
saved, though in a damaged Condition. J -
Msv.Yi,trtb'aketebof North Carolina,
,u 'which We present today, has the' ifterf of
condensing a great multitude of valuable
. facts within a1 sQrprisingly-.small compass,
and when, we comparethe wealth of infor
'TUation in this paper;"witlf the space it qc-;
' cupies, -we are amazed at the -ingenuity Of
the .. performance.' The author modestly
, adviseslhe" "sentimental reader" to, skip1'
- this paper; but we, with a better appreCia
tion of fhe vaue of hie workadvise all ! in
terfcstcd in1 the OTd Nbrtli Stated to make it
; their own by a diligent study: for it gives
i us a' bird's-eye view" of the whole State,,
adAthe bird whose eye, he uses has the
-v,jglance'of the ekgle strobg, comprehensive
and minute. 1 ,
. .t . -. . .
The Newbern Conservative pa-
pers print the proceedings of the Craven
'7 J'-'county mass meeting ba favor "of CdtiveaJ
'- -,' liua. Resolutions, drafted by a committee
of , which Judge M;yE. Manly wwaa chair-
i man, were adopted. uoe or tnsse aeciarea
thai a restricted conventton'"Was called for
' - by the people of the State. f Convention was
- r also advocated by Judge Maniy, Honl C. CL'
.'.Clarkv'Messn. J. H. Hanghton and-Alex-
- tinder Justice.- A conunittte of three, was
-- apjKinted, consisting of llon. M. E. Manly,"
Hon. C. C. dark and Col. II, T. Guion, to
; proceed to Raleigh at the proper time and.
.. lay before the Conservative members of the
legislature, the views bf the Conservative
people of Craven on the convention quea
jion. Craven is the only county that has
taken any collective action in behalf of
Convention.-'"- --.-":
. . TheJVew gives a synopsis of
the argument in the suit' of 1 H. Yi 0. ' Wil
' eon, tiuatee, v.- David A Jenkins, i Treas
urer, and John 'A, -Reilly Auditor. t.The
caso was argued before Judge Henry last
- - - w - -v m K' avj .ai a a " a a urn "ear a s m. a r. - - - a - i b . jar - - - n '- w . - aw . - v ; v- -. m-m. e -a . . j is . as
VQL. XV.--NO. 24. ;
Friday in Balelgh. This action was com
rnenped in February last and is an applica
tioa for,a viaTiSnui afiint 4he Treasurer
to pay $8,000 of coupons on "old bb$ds,"
some of Uiem Issued for- the North Carolina
Ttailroad bnd others fo 'other roads. The
position is taken that lhe Treasurer isre
quireTUoderthe vCOtttfact'irlade, with flie
Bondholders to apply all " money, not
sasurv
arid rmcm ttfhaL'wnt beTrftr.ftvvfirt'from tlift
taxes now being paid. It is also claimed,
lhat under an-ac -passed at the Special Ses-j
sion'bf 1868," the Treasirer is directed to'
rmv interest on the debt out of " all moneys
' received from taxes and other sources the
Auditor is, made it party to this action,
thousli flie positUm is taken that a coupon'
is of itself a warrant and that the provisions-;
of the Act of i 9 H '.money
shall be" paid" bttot tbeTreasary xcepll
arjonntha; wftrjnl i!f bf4udator,7 is un-
constituuonai as . to toe uoiuers vi oiu
jBondibvltfcJhe AwditoW JbrQaghyio
to issue the tramftt if the above position is
not u9th!e2byf he -Consk Many qTies-j
" tiOBjteresyiroJNToljr
agreea tnainisriooarngso iieurj, suuum
lrdbotli law and facta. Major
And Messrs. Smitli & Strong forthe Trees-
urer-and Asditor. The case had: been apj-
pointed for Monday, hut at the ,requeal or
some of the parties: war postponed Hmtil
Friday at 9 Ai lL -'itkieciees all questions
lately argued - before- Chief - Justice Taite
and other aMPfl.es Q6t hejetofpre presented.
"f
. , N BW, ADTBBTISEiaENTS.
ifrlL "Harrison. Gftfciaf t)rawin. j
J. C. Mtjnds. Prescriptions. '
DeRosset & Co. Roe Herring Hams.
See ad.(oi Nbrtbroprmmng jyij j
John London. Notice. S "
r C:: .,; ... m.m.m'.,. ' ".. ' I . !
Rlayor'a court.""' J ' f - $
The following cases were disposed of yes
terday morning: j
frOharlesk Carter, and Ffancis .ullivan,
charged with disorderly'-1 cbtidnct; rCase
dismissed on; the payment of costs. U
Charles Johnson, charged with disorderly
conduct, was found guilty ;and' sentenced
to six days in jthe Guard House. ' s . '
Peter Bennett, chatged 'witli disorderiy
conduct, submitted, and the case was dis
missed on the payment of costs. j j f
David "Walker, charged with, fighting
quarreling, &c., was found guilty and
'ordered o"pay! a.fiab Cj aOr.jworte for
thirty days on the streets. ! i t
DavId" Walker, charged ?wiUi;.diaor!der1y
conduct, was found guilty and ordered to
pay a fine of $30" and costs or work ;for
thirty days on ,the. streets. i i
''" James Daniers-j chftrgeotth-isoiderly
conduct- Case continued until "Wednesday.
Win. Cain, disorderly conduct, submit
ted and' (U& case wasJismissed on' the pay-
ment of-.ooat' .o,,-. ,:..r.ri - .-' f'-f.t
Susan Ivobinson and j Mary Hat hey,
chaJw
fonrf(t gullty and requiredf id - pay- ' fine of
fTCreacb'ttdd costsror work for thirtyl days
ticthe:8trtjtssr his ; :-. t 'i'zi 'l
IK Tueker, charged with beingdisorderly,
submittb-d and was ordered to pay a fjncjof
$5 and -costal . . . . ' ' .JTri u'i' :' !
. Wm. . Phinney, charged i.with ' bei ng 'dis
orderly, flourishing f a' pistol, &c. on; the
$20 or work for .thirty days on the streets.
Henry Harrison, charged with lacenyf
was ordered -to0 give bond" in the sqtft jof
$100 for his appearance before, the Superior
Court.
el:Davii:cbarsJed with :'cureiD j and
nbusiirff Dennis Perkins, waa; ordered ? to
pay a fine of $10 or work for twenty days
on the streets.
Two-jor tliree jothec. trifling cases; were
disposed of aTthreeVwere'continued over
i or a luiui v iiciuiut.
Exeltlns Bnnaway on Sunday.; ,
A horse belonging-to-Mr. J. Borneman,
to whic( aMalliea ran
away w Sunday '.-if ternoort t-.Te aniiTal
distance when- thur-iwji 1hjrn Out
but, fortunate1yLwloafc-ilnffi4n -his
febadlong'course along 'Water street and
was never Ialtedj"ViW f.. reajSedtthe
yicmUoildpplltVice nouse, near the f oot
was badly; stoashedV-.-Soon' after starting
the -runaway teara ranlover la fine large
butf 'dbg. the property, of .Officer D. Bhean,
pf thcpoiice lorceana.KiHeo aim. i . s
i
u
Rilled on a Railroad.
A colored manTBy, the , name ol
believed to have been a resident of
Florence, 8. C, was run over by .a (freight
train atGames' Turnout, on the Wflming
ton, Columbia and Augusta' Railroadj'afew
days sitice, and kilred.1 Deceased
is sup-
posed to, haye been asleep': on the i
track
;The accident, caused Vy .a train, corning in
the ' directioa ' of WUmidgton, . occurred
about 2 o'clock la the afternooa and the in
jured man lived until 4 o'clock:
I
Entertalameot tlil. Eyenlng;.
'. The young ladies belonging to the Front
Strect'M. El Sundey;School Social Spdiety
will give one bfheir entertainments to
ht; ili 'flail h;Megp6ey!s ne build
ing, corner of Market'ancT Second j streets.
All person friendly to hc?r -success are m'
vited to be present. A pleasant evening is
promised to those who Viay attnd,!and the
reiresnmema. we arts ooaunu, i uv.
Tax ReeelptBt -
"'" The receipla for taxes i;at t,he, office "fit
A. R Black, Esq., Tax jCplJectorJ for the
week" ending on Saturday, footed yjp'as fol-
lows '
General State. ........ Vi"s :55'.V$2;oOO 11
. ' County.,.: . . . , , ;3,43i 47
Township.
139 3d
Total...:.;...
JV.s $6.070 .07
Sunday was one of the dteliegt
flavfiof the season. ' f '
I 1 IVBOUI V la uuuviowvu v w va. vv vw itw w
,, i ' - i ::t-(-i;.au-j f:i v,' Ju9iw..wi ,'on a lift.'.; . . ' '
WILMINGTON
THE NEW HEOlInlS. . v
The New JndK and Solicitor of the
Superior Court Charge to - the
Graud Jry'rlddre fjaa. liar,
dce Sec. :
i Seldom have we seen our Court House so
crowded as it was yesterday with all par
ties and colors to see and listen to our new
Judee-and Solicitor Rarely have we,vit-
nessed closer kttention than -was igivea to
the lucid and able charge of Judge McKoy,
as well as to his carefully prepared and
schrjydress to tjie Bar, on, ics
and etiquette of the legal profession. The
latter is a novel feature f the Bench in
this section, Jbutthe handsome and accept-:
able manne'r in which the Tadge acquitted
himself, both in his charge to the Grand
Tnn. nnJ in 1. 1- .1 .1 I .,1
leavesfthe pleaSijfjr hope;ihat, mhia the dis
confaging chapg;es It&t : haTp- taken plac4
since "the war in all the professions," much
good was affected : in our' county jesterj
day by the course of the Judge. Much may
be'hoped foV.also from the genflenrauly. er
meanor and devotion to duty of Solicito
Norment Tle Judge laid down the crimir
nat Jaw. bo plainly '.and f uHy ba io Grand
Juror can fail to recognize his duty. H
evidently feels the evil and dangerous ten
dencjeaApfy.th. times, as, crime in all" its
grades stalks 'abroad, and his appeals to
the Jurors to ferret out these violations
and to bring ta.puaisbjnent misdemeanors,
whether in private individuals or in sworn
officers of the county, some of whom,' as
magistrates, -constables, &c., . in New
Hanover have the reputation of ex
tortion, malfeasance, &c, as well as
p nexeusable .ignorance, tmaet have
1 the 1 eff $ctr 1 it v the Grind 1 j4ry $ do
their duty, to produce punishment of J
these officers, as well as to bring about
investigations of our new Solicitor, and our
peaceable and law-abiding citizens hope
for much- f foav.him -otnd Judge McKoy.
If the members of the Bar heed the admira
ble lessons, so well laid before them on
!!s
and or duty given them by the Judge,
much will be done to improve and elevate !
the profession. In laying down these es
tablished doctrines of morality and goodj
manners, he did not claim originality, but
onty sought to rebearp ajdjendop-views
and "conduct hanowecTby the precepts and
examples of . the highest authorities and
brightest luminaries of the profession in all1
ages and countries, especially of our own.
The charge of the Judge to the Jury that
there should be a more rigid adherence to
the landlord and tenant act on the part bf
tenants; that larceny, now so- common,
among us, must be in all cases severely pun
ished, that arson and burglary are- doing
much to ip jure society and mui bedequaie:
ly punished; that official extortion of Justices
of the Peace and Constables, in the exaction
of fees higher than the law allows, is to j)e
ruuK-eu uuiuug crimes ueservingoi more at
tention, met with a responsive echo f-roini
the large number of substantial citizens,
present from th county Townships asjtvell
as from the city. - j
There is, from appearances, to be a new
awakening all over the county, in that and
various other relations of the criminal lajw
and off eHdersK whether. 1 private; or.offlctaF
life, may well take heed to their ways, for
our new Judge and Solicitor mean busi
ness and a vigilant,-independent discharge
of duty, - "
Fatal Accident. I .
,TA colored; train: hands employed -pa the
Wilmingtonl Cblumbia'ahd 'Aifgdstk Rail
road was run over on Saturday last, be
tween 12 and 1 p'clock, neat the old junc
tion, and instantly killed. It was the outgo
ing local freight tram from which the acci
dent occurred and it is supposed that the
mao fell between two cars, the remainder
of the -train' passing over him; f H,e was not
missed until the train reached ITemington.
On Sunday morning, when the passenger
train passed the point where the accident
happened, the body of the unfortunate man.
was discovered literally torn to pieces. The
engineer was first to discover the remains
and rarn hc engine- back. A -coronet's in
tjfiest "was held during the day-theterdict
being in accordance with the facts. Our, in
formant could not give us the name 9 the
dex5eased,Jnbr tell us tehere' he belonged, but
he is supposed to have lived in Wilmington.'
It is the general opinion that he was intoxi
cated. -fCT 'firrff-, fS -v PT ' i
.-. ---j -- 1 f 1 i'aa ata n'1 i
Steallns Dacki.
Mr. Dennis McEnerney, residing on Sev
enth, between ij31aden and Brunswick
streets, whose fine garden was recently so
nearly stripped of its contents, j an
account of which we gave in-this column at
'the time, r wae again visited- oa--Satarday
night last and a number of splendid ddeks
stolen. No Clue to the perpetrator.
BOOJ neeavsrou, .
The body of Carl Heuse, the sailor who
was drowned off the German Barque Zud-
win. on. Tuesday afternoon last, while
engaged in painting the, Iraiy haarjheeni re
covered and Coroner Hewlett held an in
quest over the body yesterday, the jury re
turning a verdict of accidental drowning,
Fixed Him as Last.
"WillianC Phinney," who made his, escape
and so successfully dodged his pursuers on
Saturday afternoon last, was recaptured at
a later hour in the evening by officer Simon
Richardson,' who, having ; the benefit of his
Bredecessor'a experience, successfully
logWhimintheJ'
The British Barque - Jacinto,
j "Fleming, cleared from Boston.lor.ihis port
I on the 16th inst.
.NVtJESiVO.CTOBMt-20, !
Local Dots v ; -'i : '
SB to IheUQth Octo
ber inclusive. Wilmington exported 4,801
Wtlea:Of -CSDHOQa.' ja:v wjt-Srnsin x&!
t- '-jjhre anpar4qewl
Aguirresailedjfrornnavana for this port
on the 10th "hut l ' ' ,w. : " " 0
, -,Mr. W'tt- Tcrr of the Rock-
inghain cpfrmyM,i3&iioit waa a viau
to our city JtS it i.z '
: V;' Itr!Mdore, ' J. :i iP.V vreppHs
iiBal Be return
turn;wstaiercseso
2wer' seatlt)n: f or1 trial and 3:
of which
recefly a; justc of ha,peaceof tbU town,!
ship, and a welt known citizeifof this place,;
'died on Sdnda Wwrndbn last: ' "y 'r t
this porjforWleJpUia7rhich wenti
shore pear peanfort during the late gale
and was subsequently' Caken to ' Norfolk,'
baa been iibMlea "for the 'repairs put ' upon
Sirper-lbriCjOU-a. I J
The fall term of the Si
(Isupefior Court ior
thjs.c2pty,m$ sterd3irrroinJi Judge
A. A. McKoy presiding. , There is a large
amount
ountof business to be transacted and it
W'.U' probably be one of the busiest sessions
of the Court since the war ..The 5 Ctiuri;
"Souse and iujfvicuiityfwas crowded durfhi
the day, many no doubt being present from
nlJ1Lav tftkt aaot AivivAtW UtVaJZik TA ViAQP thfi
laav VI' j 1 aeaaai u aua.sOA(jFu.ti J3VV aa uw
new Judge. and. Sljqitorhopr the first
tiine bold, cqurtin this city t and count'.
The charge .of Judge McKoy, together with
his address u the liar, are alluQea..tp,1 else
where, n l 1 Y if . ;
Tlie following bompri'ae the1 the Grand
JVJ: I W!kee "gorria, RgA Price, CJias.
juooiugue, x rantt jucAOy, J erry al. urruuy, .
3; figdea, J Bi Qasteeqi S. E. Bush, R.
D. Davis, A. Taylor, George Tlbnnett, T.
W; Howard, ; J,;"5yawkins, Archie Walk
er.lT. J.sam8ayjlli Newman, Jefferson .
Larkius, and J. D. Flowers. (
The followmge thepetit jury --Robert
Tate,'.Thbs."Raan, JRisley, Chaa. Mc-
Clammy, B. L. Gornto, GeoMosely,.J. T.
Udehs, V&XVffiy-T&K Hr Shep
pard. Jbsl1 Jones, H. M.Bishop, Wm.
obDePrimusMoot:e. c: ;
Fourteen mySfitacepntSt
were dteRoaed iof during; the afternopnjk '
"A laTyaterv and.' anaaSIosTV
;tast night, about half past 4 'jie-ck, the
denizens of that'part of the" tlfy in the
neibboihood of Ninth and Chesnut Sts.,
were startled by loud shouts of murder and
other soul-harrowing -exclamations on the
street "There was -of j course an excited
and sbaiultaneotis "tl-n'',tb 'doots aodT wih-
dows,'When a colored man was discovered
madly rushing up Chesnut street, between
Ninth and Tenth, closely followed by a col
ored ; woman whose cries resounded at every
step she took and were continued until she
got 'out of hearing lii the distance. Con-.'
aidering.the mystery attending the affair.
which was heightened by the fact, that the
cries'of distress' came from the party seem
ingly in pursuit, together with the other
faCt that apparently ten thousand barks and
howls from the throats of as many curs bf
high and low degree, big, little and medium
sized, mingled their dulcet tones with the
shrill notes of the dusky. daraSeton thswar-
path, the' " folks' : in"that Usually juiet
Mhborhbri think they ate' ehtiaed to the
creait 01 navmg naa a nrst-ciass sensation 1
X l .. i m , i -: - .
Itobbtns-an Eoelneer. -
."A colored: man by the: name: of Henry
Harrison- was ; arrested r yesterday, on the
rharirfi of atealiBfirrafflambM of . nrthiTflii. in -
eluding a box of toobi and a ...pair of; over
alls, from Mr. Thos. J. Smith, an engineer
on the W. & Wl Railroad, on Sunday night..
They were stolen rOm his" engine at the
deobt." When arrested Harrison 1 had a
a. - - - - - w
memdrandumjbpQk; jiuftpossesaion which
belonged to Mr. Smith. The .thief - had
taken the,pxeaUH0Aiear,.out a Icat on
which the owner's nanje w.as wnjienan;
aiso tne leaves upon wnicu ne naa aaae
entries, but had overlooked the names of.
jtixpmun in piain letters on tne pan ox u
Coverwhibb bides the booktbinderiS stitch
ing. Harrison was in !J)6d-piritaunUl
tills uiscurury mma- laauu.ueuig uuwvr
impressionvprobabjy,, that tiebef jjoufd
not be proven on him, but af terwaros S he
exhibited evident signs ofjjtroubleJ.'OL j
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COUrt. -- ; - : -, . . - ;
.tin i, i h i rn.i -v
Out of tbe FrTlBff-Pan,tu4,0) tbe Fir v
Seven colored prisoners, six, nrnles and
one female, who have been kept in the
chain-gang whue awaitirg tlie; Vesent terrp
of Court, were yesterday turned oyer: to the V
Sheriff and locked up in the jail. From
appearances they were not pleased - with
tJicjiaue. JHO
t fv r.
. ,-. -j i7rr- -.1 v, uPqrjthe Star"
Mr. Editor : It has been our happy liriv
ilege heretofore tb drop you an item of in
formation now and then from this prosper
ous and desirable little village, but always
with the conviction, that he who gave rise
to so much -interest here; would continue
with us to reap the rich harvest which must
soon follow his noble efforts. In this hope,;
however, we are disappointed. We learn,
with deep regret, that our zealous;" active
friend, Capt 4. Jr. raaaison, wm leave tnis
morning our beautiful river (Black) to run
in future his comfortable Steamer North East
on the Tar River, between Tarboro and
Washington. We know him well, and
but speak tbe .sentiments of this entire
community when we say he is the very gem
of enterprise here that in relation to; his
people he completely reverses the maxim
that a prophet has no honor in bis own
countryj a Ha leaves us with the love and re
spect of alL and the prediction that if
energy, patience, ? fidelity, t unwearied; in
dustry and gallantry can accomplish any
thintr. n -mott' enviable and brilliant future
awaits him. He will be aided by Capt. W.;
C Price, who; witb.a short stay amongst
us, 'has-won for himself the confidence and
respect. pf, all, who haye.mada. Jbw acquaintance.--
f;;:r,.;.4i';,:5T-;.' ' Veritas.
; t6tKt AsSroi;octHo tjsti.
awl a .. A laSJHaVu?.7itftrrli
Nqw style Bcarf Rings, Fancy Caff Button, Opcri
-Chainf and SpectaclcB, jast received at ; . : 2
1 : TakKencB PKrtmsa-IK wiB i copy Clear and
distinct for aft indefinite period ot jUme,) Send,yoar
orders .for, work to. bo done in. thesa Jnks, jto, iixe
MOHHTKa Staw Prtiitiiir.TToWaft '" " ' "" ". ' i j
; vi-KB.rBraoi i w aj-ks- 14at. tu woyai wgi-
ness has been detected in many an act which has
startled :the-0.ueen,. The last ef watch -is aid be
th ordering of $20,000 worth of tickets for thePnb-i
nc uiDrary or ji.enracKT. tier Majesty-.-n w statea,
did not object to his pnyine liberally,, bat; in the
present; "condition of the Prince's finances,' Bhe
thought $20JXK) worth was too mnchor him to in
vest. It is asserted dat -he-insisted on. sending his'
order to Governor Bramlett,1 -aesttring bU royal
mother that he knew what he was akont, for that as
$8,b00,00awas tobedlstribntedto the ticket holders
n NovcinbeD 80, and ia, each jrif ts as $250,000, $J00,
OOG, Ac, he would have a Splendid chance at one of
these splendid priaes. and tons, easily pay his debts.;
octlfi-dAweodlwJFt Sua-Wed, , -. .
A.T. ASi T. iL' R, ' Toranv KifRVL .laay-. 18th,
187i Messrs. J, &W. Toixkt39 MArpnir LaKX,'
U?w Tobk Deab Sinst-I have just retomed from
a shodt, : with . the: President, of , our. road. Henry
Strong. ; On one occasipn .five .curlews came over us.
I said to pirn, 'fLei'.hs try them.',v' He repiied
?There'vs' no they are toof hlgii.',r' ' JI ralsetf my
gnn and killed two of them deadj' X cannot say bow
highthey were, bat aau sure they most have been at
least 79; or 5 yards.; One: wm; shot through and
through, the shot entering under the breast and, go-
I hig oot at the back. J used IjTo. 6 shot, l ozl, and 4
uxu. iu jiunuer. ui course mis was a large cnareeoi
powder mad large sized shot for birds jof thou slze,but
!thifr lfl an advantage I clAim, for yourgmns, which en
ables, one to use 9ne p); two; sizes laj-ger shot and
shoot them as close as ordinary guns with the fine
siie. " This is a great advantage when birds are wild
and difficult to kllL I never had two harder, or
closer shooting guns than the two you turned out
for me, arid I can confidently .recommend your
weapons to sportsmen, feeUng sure ' they will not
only be pleased ' with the splendid ' quality1 of 'ma
terial used in their construction, the perfect work
manship displayed, in the fitting of all the parts, and '
style of finish, thremghont but v tie fine shooting
qualities of your weapons, whicii, I thinJti are tan
rivalecL I give this recommeiidatlon after two years 1
experience" lh the nee '6fydari(gun,' having used
them in aB kinds of hoting', nnd nevr at any time '
have I had reason; to wish for better pr more reliable '
weapons. . They suit in every respect.; , ,
y.. . Yours truly, - -
:0jcti4-d&w:ni ''' ' " 1 ' '':t'B.''C. Hxwxbt. . '-
:-Tr-Toir--r
. ! Wanftf qpatfjoa, J f. li'MQ: ,.
Want a Salesman,
Want a Servant Girl,- -.
-a Want to rent a Store, , --,),- ' ij"' - :
. .Want to sell a Piano, ' ' . ' f ,
vy ant to sen a noree,
. Want to lend Honey,
-: Want to' buy a House,
Wait to buy a Horse, j ;
Want to rent a. Beas,; .
Want to sell a Carriage,
' 'Want a Boarding place1,'
.v j
-
' Want to borrow Money: '"' '" ' j ''
r Want to sell Pry Gdode. '-ii;. a" - c '.
Want to sell Groeerieaj;;;": ' j ( ; -. j
Want to.aeUJEatara,'.,...-:; -
Want,teD Hardwre , . ,
Wantto Sell Real Estate!; v- ' 1 '
Want a Job of Carpentering,
Want a job of Blacksmithinu, , .
WanttosenMilHnery Ooodf, ,'"
; WanttosellaHonse aud UHwj '-. . j ' .
Want to find any one's Addrese. , , .
Want to sell a piece of Furniture, '
Want to buy a second-hand Carriage,
Want to find anything you have lost.
Want to sell Agricultural Implements,
Want to-Advertise anything to advantage.
Want to find an owner for anything Found,
Advertise in "
'' TUB MORNTSO) STAR. ;( "'
' HOTKI. AsaBlVAlA;-'-'1'--'
ScarborougbHpus&JL.J: Scarborough,
proprietor. CH Thompson., Baltimore; T,
Anderson, Richmond W, S V Sims, Flori
da; A M Quthrie,L J Pepper, E QrissomG
BBowen, J C .Swain, Joseph Pinner, C &
Smith; Smithville C M Harria; JinrLewis,
John Miers, C R Mayer, R H Snell, James
Buie, city. J "W. W.estbrobky JnoE Wood,
Rocky Point ;" Cap PaddisonVW. J Price,
CJ White. New.Yorkz J.Q Bell Williams-
foint uasweii; u-r lwncarr.'xtoeKy roini.;
Sort; tx unman. J u xenson, -areterson, j
I Sleur, C COld, Europe" A FBiaVis, Batry
Island iW Hodge; Brunswick : Co; C W
Craig Joa Craig, Federal Point jCapt, Hard
ing, Beaufort; Capt Hall, Geo WilsohV Phil
adelphia; John OflOridy, Baltimbre;W; J
lQTkhauz;Petersburg,-Ya.i ; .1
Farmer's -Hotel, B O Barden, proprietor .
A Kamsey, Jfi; JJbJWaUterM YValker,
New Hanover coupty; D 8 Wells, Duplin"
tdurify iJiO 1 Barefoot, VToWmbua" county
J--P aait Rockhaniocounty;' D W
Alderman. .TeacbeysiiN h4es:Fugu-
BaltimoreVHPatifeH'-lBeg McEefe.oBavan
nub ; M D, Kvls. Jamea W MoCarrick. Vir-
; ginia ; , 8 J .KeiChmahwith, ' H Clark, city ;
Rocki'dKbam Ii 0-' Wyche, Red 'Banks';
(Judge. P Randall,,. Tallahasse, Fia- James
lUdgw.ay,,t(y85hburg. : .f- , .
?aamaaaraaaaaTaaaTaa
s s4iTH-n-Priteyf 25th:SembeH 1874, after a
long ana ja-nTui ltiness, Jaj.. j,. v. nvtn,oi piaaem
county ' aed about 67 years. , ; - '" ..'
i UUnkhrul -KiA finnllv. Ma miMnn .1 . ... M:
identided with his native county; and Ala j. Thomas,
C. Smith was no ordinary Wao. He war a friend to
the poor, and his large wealth enabled bim- to be a
geuerons patron to the 'needy', while Ms fine cense
and -true appreciation q( - the: Oelicats forbade his
riaimine credit from tne wona or exactlnz nomaee
from dependents. . ,
His suSenngs were long ana were poignant, and
his fortitude wae equaled only by his resfenation.
r He was nursed by affectionate relatives; and medi
cal skin and faithful attentions struggled hard with
relentless disease but the struggle was in vatni his
powerful constitution succumbed to the strokes of
time and to the inroads of sickness.-' He ttas-eronel
Hi-f rL mains lie in ho family burial ground, sur
rounded -bv-those of his kindred: and the little
!awble slab.tells the passcrt-bj that, another of his
race nas gone to nis uoo. -. , -S
- uazette aau uooesonian piease copy, t ,
REAVES. In this city, on the morning of the
18th inst, Mrs. Sarah Reaves, consort of thelate Joel
Reaves, of . Brunswick county ; in the 84th year of
ber age. . - , . v..- . ,"
NEW ADVERT1SMEENTS.
Horse and . Mule ;
OoLLARS, HAMES AND TRACE CHAINS,
Blind Bridles, Axle-grease, Whips. Spurs, Bridles,
Saddles, Harness,-Trunks and all kinds of saddlery
foods very cheap, at , f ; oufni.n'yidi '':!:
sept 20tf nac - J S. Tepham & Co's, .
S i i Kedriptions ...
X REPAREDwtth ACCURACY sad DISPATCH;
J ' WhlOSBT and DAT, at '
:' "i ,' JAMES C. MUNDS' Drugstore,"
act 28-tf ,4." Third St, opposltelCity Hstt,
so.o, City j v, usDoMetexapurg,, va. ;
, Jftir'ceU House,' jlavTs'proprietori-
Gfeo" E' tlibbs.. . ChaMestori V- Paul-' Allfen.
J, -W.HOIJS NO. 2VU)8.
Olllcial Drawings' or the IV. f
ivAftis Beneficial I A ssoeiailon, . . j
Kyf . , j MONDAY, October 19, 187t... .... :
" : : r Class 153, Drawn at 12 M. "
W .83 4 68 61 W: 14 89 . 67 .18 46 58 li , I
i, ; ; Class 1E9, Drawn at 5 P. M.
? C8" W S i 73 64 TO 36 6 83 28
71
O'f if Class 160, Drawn at ft P. M. :
43 48 68 69 30 16 28 88 62 . 40 11 '26
OCt20-lt
i : W. H. -HARBISON, i
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NOTICE.
uuriiirj.
B
Y yiRTUR OP A DECREE of the SUPERIOR
CX3URT of Nw Banorer county: rendered: on
. the 19th day of October, 1874, In the matter ot Ed
ward B. Dudley and others' ex parte, the ' nndet--signed
Commissioner will offer for sale at nubile
mingtou, on batnntay. tbe Mat day of November,'
it,nui tuiuuiouit m city oi. wilm:
locatea on Market street, and beins nart of T.nfn a
h4 and InBloclc:173.:beeinnine at a noint isMt
jsiutwaraiy rrom me xtortneastern intersection ft
Market and-Ninth streets, andrnnning along Market
street Eattwardly 66 ft , and roiuiiag back 165 ft.
- TiRMS OP 8ALK One-third eash, balance la six
and twelve months. Title reserved. Purchaaer to
oct SO-eodSOdys Tu Th Sat - Commissioner.' .
THE OFFICE OF THE
JLMIQTON STEAM- SAW &
ui ir;PIjANING -.MILLS'-': ;
iHT-i-O' -fxw.f fiifj ;i ''jsvn "; ?
JLLAS been rembved to the JTr itL YA11D,
.'.'. i Jj-j'-'T'oT". .'), i ; :.-r.r ;
FOOT OP CASTLE STREET.
J 13 '' I''J,ir .ifM-t :K i'' 3-';t'f !.f: f
Orders left at the otBce of. Messrs. pAKRISS:&
HOWEIJwJOTllaVtf fctar desk) wiU
receive" prompt attention''' " ' i
oct 20 It
i s NORTHROP & GUMMING.
, -; M Mnm-ytiMi Hams. , ;
PEW KEGS I OP . VERY - SUPERIOR ROE
HERRING and a email, lot of PRIME VIRGINIA
HAMS in store, which we offer, at VERY LOW
FIGURED
oct20-lt-
. ;.!, DsROSSET & CO. :
, Flanner :
NO. 31 KOBTII FBONT STUEET,
WE offer to the public superior .inducements in
ttie'parchase of ! ".-v-,. -s s. -j '
U)Vii jprRST CaJLSS GROCESIESi ;! ? ;
-We buy from first class houses in Baltimore, New
York and Boston for cash and tell on small profits.
We can only sustain our " trade by SELLING FOR
CAStt; or: thirty' days' to reliable customers.'- We
simply ask a share of public patronage. , Goods; de
livered free of cartage. ; oct !8 nac4t.
MTOOODSW GOODS,
By Express To-Day.
if-
CONSKTINGOF
Ladies' Belts and Buckles, all kind,
Kid Gloves, 'finest quality; Silk Mitts, Fans, i
" Linen Collars and Cnff&HUain and embroid '
' ' ereo, Nectt"Riiflrtags, "fecarfs, Corsets, ' ;" '
J'h;: v'vr.nt" ?: '. ,;:f kJ M
Hoop Skirts, Parasols, Veilings, Edg- i. .
. . ipgs and Insertings, Slipper-Fat- v
: jt ' . terns. Zephyr Worsted Hair ' , .
' - Plaits and Switches, .- -
TO BE DISPOSED OF AT GREATLY REDUCED
- , , FIGURES. ; . .
The Largest, Keatest, Cheapest and
; ' Beat Kept Stock "of ;
PANC-Y-GOODS ATsT) MTT.T.TNEBY
i;" -12T THE ! :;
,Variety Store, Ho. 42 Market Street
augtfjaac:',,, I.FIifNAGAN. "'
DWELLINGS, &c.,! FOR RENT. ;
EOR RENT
Until Oct. 1st, 18751
IAT DESIRABLE STORE, corner Market and
South Water Streetau japplyto- i -:
g i6.-tf; v , fi. B. MLfiRS. c
aug:
To Rent,
Until Ootobfir. 1875.
"A TWOSTORY " DWELLING ON
d. Molberry, Between 7th and 8th sts.
hi
liiil
vAppiytoij u-i;.:.-
Oct 15 Iw
in, a. ,t ,'
JTJSK'A. EVERTrT.i
CMXANEOUS.
The .UeeiNot Judge,
For our Goods in price, style and quality, are such
'that fh1nbsi luf ihistf caied can buy nhdlie-Tiappyi
If you have the slightest inkling idea of having a
SUIT iff AbE TO 'ORDER, you can save 25 cent
. ,'; . . -- ' ,. .. -1 - . - . ;
"by giving us a call. . . ,
Ajforttfl' tlie Wise is Sufficient.
oct 18-tf r DAVID as WEIL.'
Mm EstaMisW-Beisada DouM :
rrHAT ,WE DO NOT SELL the imnemsvlUe
'A'-'-'-- " Shirt;' ' That our brand, the- :
pVerles's,";,;
is par excellence THE SHIRT OF THE PERIOD;
That nowhere ia the State can so good COATS and
VESTS be found as those we are SELLING; for,
$5fc:kK(i 5Q !
octl8 tf . r ' . City Clothiers.
THERE IS KOTHIp LIKE LEATHER.
ALL KINDS. OF
BOOTS & SHOES
of best quality and make
at LESS PRICE than
Elsevliere -in tte
8 T A T E',
, . u .' ; GEO. "B. FBENCH A BON'S,
act 18-tf W North Front street.
iT!
SISaH
OucSQUBreoneday,,;,,,. ................... $3 tt
"f?,..- I Tr
.e,ays.4-ff.vi'rtPiiM'.. .-2 jk
fonrdays tA
five days.. ..i.. ; a M
one week... i..... j...;.....,. s 50
Two weeks.. ...... 5 01
v xnreewecks... ....... ..:...".. C 50
- j One month.... g 0C
Twomontht i...... ........ .15 01
KT,?nonths.... .'.-...22 00
m X."UUU11I"' ...85 00
atowlster-"?18 tak'V proper
.te. qnarte0lum, and
VJ MISCELLANEOUS.
Propose
TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BEN5PIT OP
' The Decline in Prices in ' r
' Q-OOCDS,-
And oer them flt the best 4ualtty of Calcoes; at
TEN CNTS 'B-ttb9I jthei bes prints
made.. We arc hourly (fffltjngJOS pieces of PRUTJ
.'OFLGOM8HrBTINp.wich.Sve wiU;seU at TEN
CENTS aT5LYA,-p'j ;-,.' '
THE RIVAI, CORSET; ATj CeMa.
yl.'v 1 j Jtt beatoftha wordil for the -money.
. Another lot of SHAWLS,and DRESS. GOODS by
Express this morning, ad by steaiaeraa tovolce of
IdieB Trunks,' Satchels & tJsxbrellas,
witn many sew articles in the various lines of gopls
at the leading dry goods house of -
1 1
. BOSKOWITZ A LIBBER, t ;
.,' tint,. . 1 Al .. -w. i r.tU
i, .
oct 11-tf
39 Market street.
fiBpairifii pf Dia Bats' iMJeiiuets.
I VLDt HATS; ANp BOJTNETS BLEACHEb
I V pressed and made to -
JLook as Weil. a New. i
, Por particulars call on MRS. JENNIE ORR,, oi
Nun, between 3rd and 4th streets. '' . ..
A CARU.
TTING SONS'. POI
iRTSMOUTH, VA.' DYE
XV WORKS, bee to inform their friends and cus
tomers in North Carolina that they : have , opened a
Branch Office at No. S Carrs- Block,' Second street,
Wilmington, for the reception nnddeltvery of ods,
which wQTbe under the management of Sir: George
S. King. Orders for Dyeing or Scouring are respect
fully solicited.' -.'.1.- KING SONS,
octlO-lm . -No. 2 Carr's Block, Second St
- For the ladies
THE SUBSCRIBER: HAS JUST RETURNED
from New York with the finest and most select
stock of Preach Millinery ever offered in, this city.
Also, all the latest styles of Dress Patterns. You
are respectfully invited to call at her elegant room
up-stairs directly over her former establishment.
JJue notice ot tne grand opening will be iv
octl3-2w fi. A. LUMS
ven.
SDEN.
Notice to Trespaissei:s.
A LTi PERSONS are herebv forewarned atrdlnot
shooting-, hunting, ranging, -nshingor otherwise
trespassing on my premises known as the Bernard's
vreea tract, aoout'5 miles soutn of Wilmington
The penalty of the law will be enforced against all
trespassers.-" '-' ' J - -oct
lMw , R, MORRISON.
First Malaa rGrape of -tlie Season.
FRESH MALAGA-GRAPES, i. Mr' v.'v :
,, ; qnoiCB bananas; . , .
. APPLES, LEMONS, AC.,
u -i'J .- C-i i. 1 iij'U.-'- ' r.1- ' ,!;
. At .. " S. G. NORTHROP'S,
! Oct 15-tf ' - Bruit and -Confectionery Store.
B, H. SBA&T.
3. N. HTNTOS.
GltANa? & IITNTON,
General Commrsslon itlerthants and
.;-H';r,a?ro4oee;-JPeaiers-1 -. .
No. 6 SOUTH WATER 8T. WILMINGTON, N. C.
o We keep always on hand. at bottom prices, a full
supply of Choice Groceries. , Orders and. consigE
ments respectfully solicited. ' ' ; ' -" ; oct lT-tf -
rUR NEWTaTROCTSS JTJR-THE, BEST
Jr tPlour la North CaroTina. One barrel will make
,25 per cent, more.b'read than all. other brands. Try
it, iror saieoiarny - -
ept.tt-i."i''t -:a!OEO. MYERS. '
Cold Weather:
H
AS COME AT
REMEMBER THE
New Coal and Wood Yard
or. Front and Mulberry, where prices are VERY
: i LOW.- -
"o5tl4-tf
J. A. SPRINGER.
i'lonr; Sngiir and Coffee.
gQQ BBLS FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
KA BblsSugsr;
LTV
108 Bags' Coffee,
octtl-tfi;
i " . . f ttx.saie
j -was.'C'or - ' - 1
r. sale by i'M-'-?f; .- ,
,f! Ep WARDS: & HALL,
Fralt of the Loom ;
:i -Ki
!.-v'-i:oi::
fl.i-i
ted Soon.
9. -? lo
f-i:
are expected and will be: bit baud 'soon, which we
Will continue to Bell SO per icehfc cheaper, than ever
before offered in this market.' 'y':. ' ' 1 -' -'
"-- ' u i-
oct 18-tf .' :.: "wiXKWIS A DAVIS.
; ; It WUl A8toriUU;Yptf ';,'
1 0 SER HOW tOW WS CAN SELL A FINE
iBeaver ivcat-1
. " '-ii.J 5 ;,v!; .. i;t-'i ;.'V;';u f.!;.'..
The foiulotof "lioflFINB WHl2 SHIRTS,
which we are selling at" $a JUST RECEiyED. .
Genuine 'iCTftndre.jflio t'oolen
Gloves, cidijan' Jackets,3! '
u: :.!;.'.- ,.. ;, ' :.' BBKCSj& BROS, . ,' ,
-'OCtift4f-- :-iUi-!-:r': is 'WlVkettree.
3 0 0 R5"?-8t?? dHa2
Q TONS COTTON TIES,-; ,.,
1 000 1,08 PAUNO s113,
.Forsaleby.J ;V: :t. itu,u"
j . KERCnNER A CALDER BROS.,
Oct 18 tf - 97. 8 A 89 North Water St. ,
Powder, Powder.
400
KEGS RIFLE, SPORTING -'
AND BLASTING POWDER-
?' .'. 1 . . ,. :;;
For sale by '
KERcHNER A CALDER BROS.,
octiStf
T. 88 A 99 North Water St.
G. H. W. Bge :
Has just received fresh rye flour.
Oat Meal, Oat Grit and Barley, Candies, Coeoanute
Chocolate, Canned Fruits, Meats and Preserves, at
oct 18-tf 63 MARKET STREET.
PianofSind Organs.
A LARGE VARIETY, of different styles and
makes are always to bs seen at tha LIVE
BOOK STORE, where they are sold for cash, aad oa
the instalment plan. .
T ORNA DOONE, a romance of Exmoor,
' By R. D. BLACKMORE,
Squire arden.
A Navel.'
By Mrs. OLIPHANT.
HEINSBBRGER'S
Live Book and Music Store,
For sale at
oct 18-tf
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