North Carolina Newspapers

;TfVJ i r 1 THE HOBHHIG STAR. ' " PUBLISHED DAILY,BY " KATBS Or WBSCMPTIOM IM ASTATCX: one year, Cbnjp postage paid, 7 00 Six months. ' ) - ' Three months( ) " ......... 185 Onemonth,. C 100 r0 dty Subscribers, delivered la any part of the eltv Fifteen CenU per week. Oar City Agents are not MthorUed to collect for more than S months in advance. ... OUTLINES. ; Several additional lives and some other vessels reported lost by the storm, at Gal veston. The Servian legislature is considering relation with Turkey in secret, session.., Westervelt guilty on three counts. Fifteen ' thousand - dollars worth of '. smuggled diamonds have been seized in New York. 7 Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in the U. S. convened yes terday in Cincinnati Case of Tilton vs. Beecher put off to next term of Court. Schooner loaded with iron foundered between Philadelphia and Boston; Captain and JIate . lost. National Insurance Commissioners convened in New Yo"rk yes terday. -As a precaution against in sult to our Minister a U. S. steamer has been sent to -Ilayti. ' British - brig Amelia, Shelburne, N. 9., tor Rio Janeiro, foundered ' off Charleston, without loss of life. - Cubans have just received two batteries and 1,500 stand of arms." CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. I TWELFTH DAY. ;! Abridged from the Raleigh News. Raleigh, N.C, Sept. 18. i Mr. Clingman, from the Committee on Legislative Department submitted a report from the same. I ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. ! By Mr. Woodfiii, an ordinance pro viding for the meant) of submitting the amended Constitutiotl to the peo- fle to bo voted upon seriatim, &c -teferred. .. . . ' By Mr. Thome, an ordinance to se cure a just and equal apportionment of Municipal, Legislative and Con gressional Districts. Referred.. By Mr. Rumly, an ordinance to ex empt $200 worth of personal proper ty from sales, under execution, &c. Kef erred. ; ; By Mr. M iinden, a resolution to ad journ sine die.'. Lies over. INTRODUCTION OF jMAJ. PATTERSON. , Mr. Turner said it was his pleasure to introduce to the Convention his newly elected colleatre, Maj. ,W- N. Patterson, aud would ask that the oath of office be now- administered to the delegate. j " : ; Ma j. Patterson went forward to the clerk's desk, , and was regularly sworn In as a delegate from Orange county. : - " : CALENDAR. The ordinance to reduce the num ber of Supreme Court Judges to three instead of five taken np on its third reading, and passed by . a vote of 55 to 26. , Z The following Republicans voted for theordinanue: Messrs. Bean, Bow man, Boyd, Kerr, Lowe, McCandless, Viuox and Woodfin. T - - Mr. Boyd moved to reconsider the vote by which the ordinance passed its third reading. Mr. Manning, of Chatham, moved ti table the motion to reconsider. The motion prevailed. The substitute for the ordinance in regard to the reduction jof Superior Court Judges, providing for nine ju dicial districts, to be diminished or increased by the Legislature. N Mr. Badger offered an amendment a4 follows: "But the General Assem bly shall not abridge the term of of fice arid judges except by impeach ment." He afterwards withdrew it n the promise that the idea of his amendment should be incorporated in the bill of rights. Mr. Bowman offered - an amend ment to strike out the; wection per luitting'lhe GeirerafAssembly to in crease the numbercof districts. He was oppos'ed to the flexible language of the ordinance,and could 4 not see that tiie.objecL sought Xo he accom plished, viz: economy, could be ob tained if the General Assembly was left with' the power to increase at ' will. - ZZi ' Ai r. Manning, of Chatham, opposed the amendment. He aiT the Com mittee iu reporting the "substitute look into consideration the fact that in after years the increase of popula tion in the State would demand an intreise ofthe judicial circuits, and ihe General Assembly in its wisdom eou Id provide1 for 4 the-'demand and thejiK-cesw ty of ; calli ug a Convention or altering the Constitution by the expensive processof Legislative eq-actiuetit,- - " ,: " Mr. Chamberlai 11 ad v oca it ed the amendment. ZZ'Z iV Z Mr. Barnnger favored the aubati tute and opposed the amendment, but gave notice of an amendment requir ing its -reference to the committee for revision before final adoption U Mr. Jarvis sttted that there was al ready a provision in the rules requir ing every ordinance adopted to be re ferred to a special committee," com posed of the chairmen of all commit ter, for revision. Mr. Barnnger then withdrew his amendment, v : "Peiidin 'further discussion, Mr: Singletary called the previous ques tion. -, . '-n ,'r,xavv .4r?v-" Messrs! Justice,5 Badger and Cros by gave notice of amendments. ' The yeas and nay were demanded on the call for the previous question, which being sustained, resulted in the call, nd the several amendments were either withdrawn or voted down The original bill T then passed its second teadin 'tt ar vote of 5 8 to 'H. The ordinance, providing, that the, J udicial power of the fttate soair oe vested in a Court for the trial of im peaebments, a Supreme ! Court, So- 1 VOL. XVI.--NO. 155: perior Courts, Courts of Justices of the Peace and such other Courts in ferior to the Supreme Court as may be established by -law," passed -its second reading. - - - - Mr. Young called np the resolu tion providing for sine die adjourn ment and the vote was" taken, which resulted as follows: Ayes 35; nays 44." A number of ordinances reported upon unfavorably by the committees were laid upon the table. -i The ordinance providing for the biennial meeting of the General As sembly on' the first Wednesday of j anuary, after considerable discussion, passed its second reading. ; ; The ordinance striking out the Sen atorial apportionment as appears in sec. 4, an. 2, passed its second read- The ordinance striking out sec. 8 of art. 2 of the Constitution passed its second reading. The ordinance striking ont all of sec 29,art. 2 after the words "holding the elections in time",, passed ; its sec ond reading" i I a ?s f On motion of Mr. Badger the Con vention adjourned till 10 o'clock Mon day. , Muy-i W.,:- MISCELLANEOUS. J ,' The Sergeaht-at-Arros was report ed as being detained in his room on account of sickness and ah indefinite leave of absence was granted. Note. We append the following correction, which explains itself: ' Raleigh, Sept. 18th, ,1875. Editor Daily News: Your report of yesterday's proceedings of the Convention seems to mistake my or dinance as to wearing concealed weapons. It was to forbid this prac tice. Rueus Babringer. The mails will close at the City Post-Office until further notice as follows: Northern (night) mails for all points North, East and West of Wei don, ! daily at... ..... .... J 5:45 P. M. s " through and way (day) j mails daily. except Sunday, 6:30 A, M. Southern mails for all points: South, dailv ........ . . . J 5:15 P. M. Charleston, daily, at. . . . . , 5iS0 A. 11. Western mails (tJ4 Li. K'yjaaiiy j (except Sundays,) .......... 250 P. M. Charlotte mail closes at 2:30 P. M Smithville (via Easy Hill and Town Creek) Tuesdays and Saturdays 0:00 A. Jtf. Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear. River, Mondays and Fridays.. 1:00 P M. Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily ; (except Sundays). 5:30 A. JI Onslow C. II,, and intermediate offices every Fridav ....... i 6:00 A. M. - The Smithville mails, by steamboat, close at 8 P. M., daily, except Sundays. Mails delivered from 650 A. M. to 7:30 P.'iL, and on Sundays from 8 50 to 950 A. M. :. j ; Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 6. -00 P. M. Money order or Register Department open same as r stamp otficK. " - ' Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is closed. Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day and night ' ! Mails collected from: street boxes every day at 5 P. M. A .. NEW ADVERTISEIlENTSi See ad. Mathematical School. O. W. Jewett Wil. Male Seminary. See ad. Sharpe's Rifle Company. Surikr BRoa. Mocking Bird Lost Chas. D. MTEBS& Co. Flour, &c " 1 Croult & Morris Auction. William Calder Parlor Furniture. Local Vol. ' Day's length 12hs. llmin. . - Cool, and possibly rain near the coast.-, - ' ' . r-.' Range of ' thermometer yester day 15 deg. I No business of importance be fore the Magistrates yesterday. High water 1:25 and 10:31 P. M. Smithville 2bs. 22min. earlier. Quite a crowd collected to see the Vwire-pulling" on PrinceBS street yes terday. ' ' ; ' ' The children of a colored pay school in Brooklyn had a festival at the City Halljastnight ? . ! . j We saw some cabbage in market yesterday that were monsters, and sweet potatoes that were large, smooth-skinned and sound as could be desired. Our travelling agent and corres pondent, :Mxl Wm. R. French, starts on a raid up the Wilmington3 and Weldon Rail way to-day1 We commend him tootle good offlces of the many kind friends of The Morning Star. : ' 5 'll There is an old chronic break in the , sidewalk ' betwwn the Court House and Second Btreei. A half hour's work by somebody or anybody would cure it aud call down the blessings ot many uany travellers that way. And nw Young " all eves" and all of tbeni America, is are turned to- ward the horrid contortionists and outrage ous animals pictured on the circus boaida. If these are specimens of ' modern art, pry let us go back to tbjfjchjisslci ijL. "AitTwoman by the name of I. Kate SinithTwaVi arrested j by Ofilcer Edgar. Miller, of the police, force, . charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct on the streets.: She .was locked up for a hearing before the Mayor this morning.'. .;; i-i. Market ock was J ornamented with a ' few sad and lonesome looking watermelon! yesterday. It almost gave us a chill to look at 'em. and to think of eating one was enough to set one's , teeth chatter ing. There did not seenv to be: any great rush of buyers. " ' t , , . WILMINGTON, A Colored man IV ho Never Voted the - Kepubllcan Ticket Tbe Heaaon """Twiiy. !-,-;.:. . -j ' Thereis an old colored man living at or near Rockingham, Richmond county, form erly belonging to Col. Leake of that county, who answers to the name of Mabrey Leake. He is a man of more than ordinary intelli gence and before the war was one of the trusted servitors of his master, who allowed him certain privileges not enjoyed by the servants generally, j Through this means tbe old man was able,' by the exercise of the proper energy and economy, and after some years of patient industry, to accumulate nearly $800 in money. This amount, some time after the war commenced, he convert ed into silver and gold. Somewhat unex pectedly as well as unfortunately for him, when- Sherman's gallant cavaliers went through that section some of them paid him a ; visit, having heard, perhaps, that he was the happy possessor of the small for tune alluded to, and when they departed from poor Mabrey Leake's hospitable dom icil they bore with them the hard-earned accumulations of bis labor and toilj leaving him only about $3 60 in money, his watch and pen knife. The old man called upon the officer in command of the detachment in that neighborhood and slated bis griev ances, telling him that bis men had taken every thiug;he had.with the exceptions men tioned. The officer asked the man if $3(50 was all he'bad left, j ( " All !" replied he, taking the amount from his pocket and placing it in the palm of the officer's hand, which was extended towards him. j " And jour watch and knife wcie all the trinkets they left you, weie ibt-y ?" akcd the officer. j : . 1 . , I "My watch and knife were all, " replied the old uian.as he took them from his pock et aud placed them also into his. hand. ''That comprises everything of value your meu left me.- I have.labored hard and saved closely to get a little something to gether t keep me in my declining years and they have taken all but these." j " Well, replied the brave soldier, we are fgjtfing for yvu, and such small fatora as you have been able to grant us serve, to com pensate in some measure for what we have done, and are now doingj for your race." -I With these sage but not very consolinz remarks the officer dismissed the old man, not forgetting before doing so, however, to exchange shoes with Mabrey, who had on a very fine pair he had recently, pur chased.' .. And from that day to this, it is said, if you want to make Mabrey Leake mad ask him if he votes the Republican ticket! Tbe Telegraphic Llae to Mulihvllle. The work of laying the telegraph' line from Wilmington to Smithville was com menced yesterday afternoon. .The line con nects with the Signal office in the 4th story of tbe New Hanover Bank building, from thence crosses Princess street, follows it to Water street, and runs from thence to the foot of Market street. From this point a submarine or cable line will be laid across the Cape Fear River, then from the oppo site side of the Cape Fear to Brunswick River, which will be spanned by the wire and from that point it will be continued to Smithville by the old county road. It is expected that tbe line will be completed to Smithville by the 15th of October, when an office will be established at that place im mediately. L' Mr. J. A. Swift is the Electrician in charge and Mr. W, W. McCullough, of Port Deposit, Md., is the contractor. . iriayora Court. - ;j , j One Betty Faiswn, colored, became of fended.with Julia Ford," also colored, on Satnrday night,' and cursed and abused her very earnestly, -following up the war of words with ' an assault upon her with a bottle, with which she inflicted some quite severe wounds upon tbe arm and other por tions of the body of the unfortunate Julia.; A warrant if as subsequently issued for Betty Faisbh and ' she ' was arrested and lodged in tbe Guard House the same night " Taking advantage of the latter's incar ceration, Julia1 Ford, on Sunday night, waylaid Betty Faison'a little sister and gave her a severe beating out of revenge for her own treatment by the aforesaid Betty; thereupon a friend of the latter had a war rant issued for the.arrest of Julia Ford. Bot h part ies were arraigned before Majror Canaday , yesterday morning, resulting in a judgment for $50 and the costs f or thirify days on the streHs,' as1 to Betty Faison, while Julw Ford was ordered to pay fine of $10 and costs or work fyr ten days on A lUapMttuiment. , i: ,-. We don't know that we ought to tell it, for it was a staid and bighjy respected citi zen who cameopt of a business nouse the other Highl and i saw the "street-car at' some little disuiicTilie'thbught ne'cJuld catch it, but it would taka run. And run he did, with the result , of, vry rapidly drawing near to the desired object 1 But then came a disapppintmentiitTUe c&tl bads been all the time coming towards him... As he turn ed sadly back a number of boys along the street, taking no account of the fact that the best of us will occasionally make mis takes, set up f noisy laugh, but the gentle man did not think it worth while to pay any attention .-to itfaad'pasBed on& f?ii ?'Xi The valuable papers stolen from the office of MrDaniel O'Corinof weekso two since, consisting of notes, due bills, Ac., mention of which was made in this paper at the time, were all returned to the office at some time on Saturday evening last, during his absence and without bis knowledge, , j N. C.JTUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, . 1875. Te-Payer neetlns , . . ' r In pursuance of the call published $6t4ur issue of Su'nd ay J ! there "was ' a, (consi4efal3e assemhlage ot ', citizens at the Old Library -Hall last evening. ----- - On motion ptpi-tyft einan, Coll: JnoMcRae was called to titechaif and Mr. Wm. Larkins requested to act as Secretary. The Chairman explained the object Of the meeting to be the consideration; f Of the ex cessive tax levied by the county ;r '-I Mr! S. N. Martin then addressed the meeting on the subject under consideration and concluded by moving for a recess of five minutes for consultation, ' which was adopted. : At the' expiration of the recess Mr. Martin presented the following resblu tion, which-was unanimously adopted as the sense of the meeting. '1 . j ??Mrfa?d, 'That a commiltee of six be ap pointed by the Chair.-with powerto act at once if in its judgment it , if desirable to commence legal proceedings; to enjoin .the collection of all taxes levied by the County Commissioners of New Ilanover on the city of Wilmington which are in excess of tbe limit prescribed by law. "The com. mittee is further autborteed jo collect sub scriptions for the purpose. ' On motion Of Mn Martin It was 'further Besotted, That Col. JnoMcRae, Chair mau of this meeting, be and is by.tbiajeso lutioo appointed Chairman of tbe commit tee appointed by the foregoing resolution the number being increased . .thereby to seven. . tf" rJi7-: , ". Mr. W. M. Poisson moved that a com mittee of five ' be appointed to investigate tbs bonds of the county and city authori ties, and, if they find it necessary to do so, to take such action in the matter as may be desirable. ' - '"Ur. i hnirmanapKited the following geuikincn ih that - committee: W. ; M. - i . lUnkiu, J. A. Engelhard, Win. L biniih aud E. T. llancock. LLilt '-. jAfivi, remarks by Col. E. P. Hall, the . mee? in g d journed6Ubjecttp tbe , call of the t huir. ;;::?.,? : ' ,ir; 1 ; '. Hlshwajr liobbery on. a Small Scale. One of the members of the policd force, Lo was off duty at the time, informs us that he was taking a walk iu the extreme southern portion of the city on or near Fifth street, on Saturday, when he suddenly teard the cries of some person apparently in dis tress, almost immediately followed by the appearance of a smalt colored boy, who stated, amid cries and sobs; that he had just encountered a colored girl who knock ed him down and robbed, him of 50 cents which he had in his pockets. The officer instantly started for the scene of the rob bery, which was near by, -but was just in time to see the girl, who was apparently nearly growni making the best sort of time in an opposite direction. He gave chase and kept Hp the pursuit until he reached I Orange street, when he found that the girl had so far outstripped him in" the race that he concluded it was useless to pursue her further. We learn that several robberies of tbe same character have occurred in that vicinity lately, and there are reasons for supposing they were committed by the same party. ' 1 ' 'Z ' chief" Engineer or the Fire Depart ment. :-.--.-n. ' , .The Board of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon and elected CoL Roger Moore Chief Engineer, of the .Fire Pepartment This is an excellent selection and one that ought to, and probably will,? give universal satisfaction. CoL Moore has large ex perience as a fireman and is also possessed of the judgment and discretion so requisite to the position he is to fill. We congratulate the Board on their choice' as chief of this important department for the protection of the property of our citizens and commend the judgment; theyhave Usplayed in a matter which' so vitally "concerns us all,7 bite'and colored. J UI ECj'niO J W SZi j i After the election above referred to the Board went into executive session and then adjourned. ' '''Z. "'.,.' . ' Borlnc Tb'rouah:tbe"atlkrl Beaml'Z i We were shown, yesterday, : at the shop! of Mr. S. Burt, near the' foot of Mulberry street, the hnge 17-inch artesian well auger recently used in boring through the marl beds on the! land of Mr." M Cronly, in Brunswick county. ; Mr.B. w repairing it, sharpening the oinls) kt- with the view of making another trial in boring through tbe solid cement or other hard substance, which it failed to penetrate on a former occasion. ' Mr. Burt thinks there will be no difficulty in accomplishing the feat now with two men to-work the' machine. Be fore the power was too great, (six men be ing employed), as was manifest from the wtenched aud twisted condition of thej auger. -' - '' - Kuudayj 1 iTii . -,: iL Not a few were the disappointments of Sunday, It was just the hour for jnorning services.' ioL the churches iwhtin JJierain commenced to comeaogently down. Those who had gone, early jwere caught n the rain on iheitTeturn borne, ani tpje wo in tended to go late coubia't go at all. Then in the evening the sky looked threatening at the hour for service and .most people con-: eluded it "Would not be prudent." Id venture out; and then ' the perverse" clouds didn't raid a drop after all, and everybody sat at iiome' over their dull books and generally went to bed Indulgihg'a pretty bad Sunday humor.' irr .rr.-n ,v.;y ; Died tih9tih332Sa ri The little daughter of Mr. a Sternberger, residing on Fourth, between i Chesnut and Mulberry streets, who has ' beerlisufl!ering with jBrnall-pox for the pas two . weeks, died Saturday knight- A few "days since she-waa reported' cpvale5cent,but jaflef wards, it appears. suffered a relapses De ceased was between two and three years of age--', r- ' : : i T"-::;.-'-f .; ' ' i There is now no case of small-pox In the city.,. V-'- " " . :l. !' ) is aeavr- VrelghisViH. nn tt i fi.We learn that-' an i immense amount of freight Is1 now,' and his - been for some time past, passing through this city' for-tbe in terior, the Carolina Central Railway being laxed to its utmost capacity to meet the de mands upon it. 1 This consists in a large measure of goods' for the fall and winter trade for merchants along the line of the rdad to Charlotte, and no small amount go ing to cities south of that " place. j f There iis also, we understand, a ' large amount of freight comingtfris way 'consisting of cot ton and other products from the interior. ; Those who have ' buildings in course of construction begin to evince a de sire' to get them completed speedily. This is doubtless owing to the near approach of the first of' October, when ihe'owners wish either to occupy themselves or. secure ten ants. Within' a few days' we shall be able to announce the completion of quite a num ber of nice residences and business 'houses. Ribkc of Thermometer. The following was the range of the ther mometer at the Signal Bureau, in this city, yesterday: , , , -. "t - ' : 7 A M.; 60; 12M.. 78; 2 P M , 75,' 4:30 P. M.,' 73; 9 P.. M., 68. . : :n i ; t Spirits Turpentine The Kaleigh j Board of Alder men has ordered an enquiry preparatory to obtaining waterworks.- "7 1 ! K- ' The ' Watchman ' says Revf Ji (I. Neiffer. of Salisbury,' has a? call from Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ohio. ! Yonng Austin,' who was wound ed at the celebration of the Orange, victory in Durham tbe other day has since died. Morris will probably lose, an eye in, addi tion to his left band. - . , .,, . 1 :. Mr. Rufus Lewis, of Rutherford county, a , deranged man, committed sui cide on Sunday, the 5th inst., by hanging himself with a bed quilt twisted together, says the Shelby Banner. ; - v. :rt ' The creditors of the Bank of Mecklenburg have filed : a petition in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the United States at Greersboro, - asking to have the Bank adjudged a bankrupt. -iWe regret to learn that . Col.1 Bennett, member of the Convention from Anson county and chairman of the Judi ciary Committee, . suffers so from ' rheu matism that he is obliged occasionally to rest from his! labors in the hall on a cot placed in the lobby, j., - 11;' , V.: t;iTY,iTE31. ' . Z ; Book bosibt. m Jtoamas Btmm Book Bind ery does all klads of Bbtdlnc and Baling la a work manlike manner sad at reasonable prices. Xer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness ia the execution of their orders. ' V-.. '"' . ' '" ; THAX8a' PKnrt-rua-tNSsr Invaluable to rail road companies,' cteamshlp eompaniee, bankf , nter- cbanU. mannf aeturera and othen. Thoy are en doring and . changelesB, and .will copy, (harp and clear for an indefinite period of time. , Paving joet received a treeh Bopply of these Inks, we are pre pared to executeordere iromptly and at moderate price. ' ' ' '. . . "'. " ' . corx or TKBTiaoinAU HAioriBAi, HoM May 30, 1874. Messrs. . 4 W. ToUey, 99 Maiden Lane, New York CfenL: The 13 Oan which, joa built for me. No. 3093, has arrived safely to hand.. Allow me to thank yoa for the fidelity with which you carried oat my instructions. The general outline, beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be desired, and more than meets my expectations. I am more than ever impressed with the Idea that it ia as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas urement as to hare a boot so built to ensure a good fit. , The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the penetration 1 thiak li seldom attained,' being far, ahead of any public record which I have seen. 7; ; pi SespectfanyTaaza,' .vv-.!'a.;t.t j , .: G. WDoaitur. DIED. MOHR In this city, yesterday, at i o'clock, Maria Fredericka Mehr, aged 3 years and 10 days,' and daughter of C. H. and Bretine Mohr. -; - , The burial will take place to-day at half-past 3 o'clock, f. M., from the corner of Thirteenth and Market streets Friends and acqnaintancea are b vited to attend. , :1.-.i..v , . .-'i : ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction. THIS DAT (TUESDAY) AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M. we will seU fc ; L ; tf-rv -i?.--rx t'. Our Sales Booms, Front Street 3.000 Ws. Bacoa - Hams an! Sides. ; ; 10 bbls. noux: ' ;"J-' : jBnseMd .1 KitCuei.Fiiriiitiire, with other articles, and 100 BOXES-iJALLAN'S' CELEBRATED , , Pale Soap. ept Sl-Jt AucUoneers. 5TTlTn,T RUI l-i! f WnoO tvf.f ha; "bah i-r.-. V 61! HAT 1IOUSEKEKPKR SAYS ABOUT .: r . i n Fjavorite Flour ' ' ;i in to-day 's Journal. a '""Xweiity' Oarrels Apples; " ,:,!,cnoicKmT.H ' inxKx uhas;d:mc1 ' S j aU fH-i v.l-its;- 6 l North FKnt S. - - B Select Whisker, A better and Purer Whkey than is usually sold for twice the price.-, . HE PUREST AND BEST , WHISKEY I-or $3 W, 3 OCfS M,;$3 00, ' 4 in this broad land. , . . We are Sole Agent in North Carellna for this aad the celebrated These Two Brands are the Most Pop'uiai Medium Priced Whiskeys in the country. . CHAS. D. MYERS COS' . i sept 81 It 5 & 7Nor Front street, , wnmiiiiLtoE Hale-Bemiaarj? Will re-open Thursday, October: tTft- For particulars, aee circulars to be found at the Book Stores several days before opening. t t r Q. W, JEWETT, smttt-ttK-'!1'-' - ITincipaL Journal copy. .. t WHOLE'NOj. 2,606. ,1 NEW: ; ADVERTISEMENTS. Metallic cartridge; military; hunj . inoano creedmoor" rifles. j. ... excel all others in accu. ,0 -,. l . RACY, STRENGTH , AND 1 ' ' ' ' SAFETY. ' 'V Ho Premature Discharge Ever Occurs. Every Rifle warranted a good shooter. Calibre 40, 44 and 80-100 ofan inch, and of any desired length.; Charge of powder from 60 to ICS grains. Weight of ba'ls from 230 to 64 graina Stock, -plain; als3 Pistol grip and checked. Sights: plain ;. Globe and Peep Sights; Vernier with' Interchangeable front s'ght and Wind-gauge. Every variety of - am- inanition for above guns, constantly on hand. 1 , - r - Prices from $30 to $135,. .-i. 1 , 8HARPS RIFLE, COMPANY, septJl-DAWtf . Hartford. Conn. : WICMIXGTOX CLASSICAL . : ; Wi :in' AND r- - isijA x 'Z Ilathematical School. ; ' iitSSSSksrl Wncipals.. -. " : : rpHE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN (D. V.) ON 1. the 4th October, 1875, at the rooms' of Mr Mc Ginney, corner of Fourth and Princess streets. . Terms per Session of 18 weeks, payable in advance: Elementary English branches.. ...... ....$25 CO . Advanced ' " ' " with Algebra 80 00 '- Latin, Greek, French and German lang- -. i uages extra, each................ ..... 5 00- Two or more of the above named languages 10 00 l Incidental Expense fee..... ...... ...... j l CO . Pupils will be charged from date of entrance to the end of the test-ion - Keports of Schoiarsnip ana Deportment win oe furaUhrd parents and guardians quarterly.'- Morn ing and afternoon sessions, throughout Fall and' Winter. For further information address either of. the Principals, at Wilmington, N.C - septSl-DSt&Wat - ' ' - L B. GRAINGER, S. D. WALLACE, Cashier. President Bank of ITew Hanover. Authorized Capital : $1,000,000. Casb Capital paid lit $300,000. Surplus : Fuud $50,060. DIRECTORS. JOHN DAWSON' C M. STEDMAN L B. GRAINGER JAS. A. LEAK t B. F. LITTLE , E. B. BORDEN : M. WKDDELL. D. R. MURCHISON DONALD McRAB H. TOILERS. R. B. BRIDGERS i ; ' J. W. ATKINSON - aag3i)-tf nae - for rent; z FROM OCTOBER 1, 1875. TO OCTO- L ber l8Wt"tlie"brict building on North lit' 1 .1., . it vn An nr.. a. mnA Front streets, now occupied by - Mr. Jno. W Gordon and others. : : J Tha building will be divided and rented as fol lows: ' ' ' '"" '.v. ' ' 7; Two rooms on first floor, now occupied by Mr. Gordoa as Insurance office. , ' Two rooms on first floor in West end of building ; similar to those on first floor of East end. . . , Basement and second and third floors of East half of building.; , ;i , i : - Basement and second: and third floors of -West half of building, v wi --k -hni 1 1 The rooms on first floor are admirably located for insurance Ageata, Commission Merchants or - Law yers; while the: upper floors are , wett. suited for lamines. . . , .1 Annlv'tp - i'.i -a- CRONLY A MORRlS,: -. ang 81-tf nac T . Ob WM. H. BERNARD. Sclioal for Tonus Ladles.- - 7 MISSES KENNEDY & ' HART, Principals. , THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS IN8TITUnON will begin Wedaeeday, October 6th. School of Music under the direction of Professor E. Van Laer. For terms, &c., apply, after September 26th, to Principals, corner Market and Third streets. - ' . . sept 15-tf nac. . r , ... , -r,,M.i-n!nu -- : MISCELL ANEOIJS. . ;;lT0fflcerlreo5iirer:& -.: , : : CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, l; , , -. . : .... . ;1 February 18th, 1674.. ) Notice tv Owners' of antf Ihtcht Dray ; l' ri 4 , il. ,Z-:X- -i t-Ui ? f - - i 1.-:1 ' f- ! S"I O U ' I '.. i ' THE OWNER of ' any ? Truck;-Dray, Cart or Wagon, used in tbe city, will send the same to the shep of John A. Parker, en Second Street, and have their Registered number painted thereon be fore the first day of March, jprox., when the Ordi nance Imposing a Penalty will be enforced. , A list of tbe registered numbers will be famished on application at this office. , : - , . t. ; -1 . ; i ' 1 fT. C 8ERVOSS," , feb 19-eod tf thur , . , - . Treasurer. -STARfLTO fAHNODNGEMEK hi-fi, Vi-MUi. ' ' ;-- ' 1 ' 'MY STUCK OF RKADV MADS ' ! ' ' i TJEINO COMPLETE IN ALL ITS BRANCH K8, 'Jj 1 feel lo hesitancy! in1-saying that I will offer extraordiaary iadocraenu to hyer. I have ' laid in a large and well t elected stock and am deter miued tosrhi i i J H-f'ti" ! Give me a call and 1 1:1 convince yoa that the du'l times cannot prevent you from wearing a new baU," , .:-t " ..fff.y ;u;d i . Ms! h u v' t:,. sept, 19 tf I A, DAVID. r ; For Sale; " 1 i S !J1 i 1 i A-PARLOR SET, HANDSOME, MQDERI. Af O, .,,U i ! J t' ;. " 7 -' ' as good as new. RUSSEU CAkPEW: '"Dv in -.Hrmt t'J I ftFat Pttto, BMImd 8talra,i ft Also bpSINO-ROOMs FURNITURE, ij sf a t? k?i t -t .Will be Sold apon AceommodatiBe Terma - .. ' Maybe' seen at my residence, oa. Third Street, , parties contemplating heasekeening, can rent the house ana ouy uarpeie, numuw ouu, imuj fined. . : . : sept 3f-lt -.f i .. W11JJAH tJALUKIL. Hi A mnE MOttNINQ STAB IIOOK Bllf D X ERY la complete la all all its appointments, ana la ia charge of one of the meetskUirml workatea in the State. AU kinds ef Binding executed neatly, cheaply sad expedittoaajy. ; ilAV t f A, i one.onv -.f .;, f f three days... ....... S tf ' " - four days 3 W ; five days .-. .. ... .... t " "vTwo weeks....,.'..!...;.....!.... 8 0t w Three weeka......-....i,.....-., 6 " " Onemonth 8 Of Twomonfhe 15 W " . . Threemoatks.....:s.'..............S 00 . .. Six months ...35 00 One year.. ........50 I UW Contract Advertisements taken at propo: ' Uonately low rates. Five Squares estimated as a qaarter-colunia, and ten squares as a half -column. , MISCELLANEOUS. - Bacon, Pork,' Bagging, Ties, &c Boxes Di S.r Sides.. . ts -: . ' - Boxes Smoked Sides and - Shoulders, ' 2 g Bbls Poraj " ' . , j 2q Q Ro1'8 anJ na1f Ko118 Extra Heavy Bagging. orToni Ties, " ; ' QQ Bales N. R. and Eastern Hay, JQO Bbls Glue. . ' Bdls Hoop Iron, QQ Second Hand Spirit Casks, ijj Hhds and Bbla New Crop Cuba Molasses, ' 2QQQ Bbls Fleu'r, all grades. ' y g Bags Prime Rio Coffee, JQQ Barrels Refined Sugar, Kegs Nails, - . Bags Shot, 2g I'oxes Extra Cream Cheese, - 5Q Ca.es Lye. ' ' : 1 2 Cases Soda, . .. ' 5Q Cases Candy. ( 25 Cases Potash, , 25 Gross Sanff, 100 Gw88 Matc,je8 ' 5Q Cases Oysters, ' ' 2QQ Boxes and Half Boxes Candles. . 5 Boxes Soap. For sale low by septlMf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. 1 Quarantine Notice. ;. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ALL VESSiLS i from Ports South ef Cape Fear, willco&e to at -the visiting station -near Deep Water Poiat, and. await the inspection of the . , Quarantine Physician. . 'X . - - - ' . - - , -. : m--' All vessels from Ports where Yellow Fe-eror other infectious disease exist, will be required to ULdergo a rigid and prolonged Quarantine. - All vessels, or boats of any character having sick- ness on board on arrival, or having had tickness any time during the voyage, are required to come to the station for inspection; without regard to the Port from whence they come. Vessels not included as ' above wili proceed without detention. - Pilots are csneciallv enioined to make careful in quiry relative to vessel, crew &c , and if not satisfitd ; witn wo statements oi tne captain or Commander, . or if the vessel is a filthy condition, they will bring the vessel to the station for further examina tion. - , , Pilots wilfully violating the Quarantine laws ere -Subject to a forfeiture of their branch; Masiers f . -vessels toa' flue of two hundred dollars a Cay for every day they violate the Quarantine laws, and all other persons are liable for each and every offence.' . vAll vessels subject to- visitation under' above regulations, will set a flag in the main rigging, Port Bide.- ' .-"'!. -; - - . . -... . . , F. W. POTTER, Quarantine Physic'an," ' .. - Port of Wilmington, N. O; ! Smithville, N. C, May S7th. 1875. juue lt aw tUl Nov. 1 Tu Fr Forest and - Stream, . ...hi : . . . ?- A, Weekly Journal of Sixteen Pages." . ' DEVOTED TO i .. J. FIELD SPORTS,. PRACTICAL NATURAL HISTORY, FISH CUL- TUBE, PROTECTION OF GAME. PKBSER. VATION OF FORESTS, YACHTING, BOAT ING AND ALL Out-Door Recreation and Slniy. . It is the only Journal in this Country that fully . supplies the wants tnd meets the necessities of the Gentleman Sportsman. 1 . T Eli MS $5 00 A YEAR. Liberal discount to Clubs. , - Send for: a Specimen Copy. - Fareat Sc. Stream PnbllahlnK Co., 17 Chatham Street, (City Hall Square), -:'' ' : ; - (. NewYork.' Post Office Box 8838 . . . mar 28-tf. California Pears, z: ARGE.cAoiCE CALIFORNIA PEARS. Apples, Grapes, Cocoanuts, &c, - . . : At ' - ; s. G. NORTHROP'S - sept 8-tf . Fruit and Confectionery Store. ;: Cpottni ; Pears,;. Cooling Pears, : BaRTLETT PEARS, PEACHES, APPLES, . , . Just arrived and for sale at . : . . - G. H. W. RUNGE'S, t ' "63 N. E. Corner Market and Second Streets. 1 sept !6-tf ; ; . J ' 5 Country Hercliants. 7GUR -ATTENTION' IS CALLED TO THE X very fine and large assortment of Hardware in all its branches, and especially to the very low prices. - Only examine gotds and then compare prices and you will be convinced that the place to buy your Hardware is at the Old Establised Hard ware Houee of ' . . ' JOHN DAWSON, ' sept IH-ttv ' - ' : 1 J Nos. 19. 20 and 81 Market St. Coffee, Sugar and Flour. 2 QQ Bags Coffee.' . 5Q BblsSugar." li 1 -. - ! "gQQ BblsJ Flour. '! 1 ' ' For sale by ' ' " tept!9-tf KBRCHNER Sc CALDER BROS., , Corn, Hay, Bagrstfng ... and -Tie?. 2 Q Q 0 Bushels Cora, ; 250BDfy' Rolls Ba-ging, ' ' ; . . ff 1 1 Tons New and Pieced Ties. , u t V - ; ! 'i 1 ; "t .r,.."i - .i ' For sale by ' ' ;. eptl9tf ': KBKCHNERA CALDER BROS ., ': n Molasies, Molasses , - -r y5 Hhda and Bbls N. C. Cuba, ;. . . , HBdsS. H. Molasses,' ' , ' ;J5Q BblS.,H..MoIa9sea.,'- . , - . . :,u ?.!Forealeby ieptlOtf KEKCIINER & CALDER BROS. , Powder, Powder, Powder, '400 1B EIfl sportIll n Bl8tIni? pwder Forsate Sy" - ''' "; ' " 4 sept 19 f , - KBltCHNER & CALDER BROS. u. .Fresti Newtown Pippin Apples,. - TUST RECEIVED, NICE LARGE IRISH ' TO t) .tatoes. new pickled Cucumbers, Just , opened. Vmtep in good Vinegar. No: 1 Mackerel and F. M. Beef . just opened. Fresh Oranges aad Lemons. , ' u'''.'- For sale lowby ' ' r ! 1 septn-tf - n ' JAMB8C- STEVENSON. - 1 ' Powdered Sage, ; XT owdered Cayenne Pepper, In 1 pound can s a bulk, a fresh supply ; Celery Seed, Mastard Seed, Brashes and Fancy Articles of every description, always on hand aad for sale low by , ' - i --iv. - .. : ' ' sept 10-tf GREEN & PLANNER, Druggists. i The Fall Trade. Wb ABE PREPARED TO FILL TDK ORDERS of our country frlenda at the lowest possible prices. Call and sec us GILES St MURCHISON, New Hardware Store. ept 19-tf