3!
j rju ..LijLua
Oaa Mature one toyliijS--.i.';.. wSS1.. .. tl Pi
the jiominia stab.
ATM 0 iOBKJBlPTHW M ABTAICl!
i-rrr.-'n SnoL'c-n'i t-tJT-'m(I 3-. 10 4
1
, I 1 TV - XX T II
. bT mall) postage paid,...; ft 00
One
gill
irVin
4 00
8ixmonin,. M . 2 SS5
S S5
1 00
One month.
MLMAiniHlUWI ' . -
oiHrflnbscrlbers. delivered !a any pari of tke I
SBwr--.-- -o.."? . y
advance I
OUTLlIiS.
for North Carolina land gtates South.;, r J
1 1 in 1UI J d
83 if in irony he Will stand alone. --- ?:
4nPftker Kerr . writes; loiter to Philade!-
phia declining to have his nattc connected 1 3
with National ticket this year;:-- Three I ;
men died in a lime kilri; v ---Nevr York J
markets: Cotton, 13 1-16IS; gold, ios I wobth WORTHPIaster, lime, &c. A ihaPprcell House, as f WTs Austini Get-131-rosin
:$i TO$i-r7; manton, &aM&QM asslgried o
tine, 87
READ TUB ttBCOQD. ;
Ilabid Kepublicans need .not peek4
make political capital out m the
to
vote on th Ceuteuuiali VtH.
vote stood as follows:
Yeas, 146.
The
Republicans
55
Peinocrais.
Indepenaenu......... v----11"
Total .......UW6
Nays, iiu.
Democrats. .
Vn-
Republicans, ,
Independents
f 5 I
Total. .
,.......
" y I
The Asheville Ct.tzen, referring to t
outrecent sheep article ana tnose in
the News, says: "If the State press
ran awaken an interest in this mat- 1
in pnnvincinr the
ter, can succeed in convincing ,tbe,
land owners m Korlb Carolina of the
wealth to he found in raising sheep
then much good Will have been done
and a long stride taken in vel;
oDtnent of the resources of the Ula
North State. , ; rr f : , !
"The Cincinnati Commercial says it is un-
Mr. Pendleton in the next National Demo-
SS2DiDtoeWNl,0!8e,!a"
Now pray tell us what is a "Sena-
t Jnal delegate. , J
About the oldest and one of the
sturdiest and most popelar religious
papers' in the South is the Biblical
Recorder, at Raleigh, organ of the e ueaunauon same nay. j among those who were present when Uie
Baptists of North Carolina., It has ; We are glad to see that the announcement of the sudden and unex
been published for forty years. bad places in the pavement on Third, be Ped calamity was' made known. De-
Nobody at tbe North turns his I
head now when Mr. Morton whistles
M. u about the woe. of MiU-
sippu
Butler is to run for Congress next
fall, his friends say.' . - - 1 ..
Blaine is a Congregationalist. v.
Spirits Turpentine
Gen. Joseph E.' Johnston was
serenaded in Newbern Friday night, and I r
rDaeuianew remariEi, .
j -ix.
There are now fonr truck farms
around Raleigh, and a fifth is spoken of to
le ran sooo at . the Babcock place by Mr,
George W. Swepson, says the New.
We are pleased to deny the re-porr-printed
in these columns a few days
ago referring to itev. Jno. M. Rose, for
merly of Fayetteville, now of Portsmouth.
iiia nitection ot speech is periodical, but be
Las been enabled to return to his charge re-1
p.itu i.jr UIH Buuri visit lonia relatives, r
ciaiesviue American: un tbe I
12th mat.. Mr TI P MfiiMW I ;
iliree miles west of Hamptonville, lost by
fire bis barn, containing about 100 bushels I
" I a 4aav?Qa IDIUIUK
of corn, a large quantity of working tools, I
of stable
rougbness. I
Pnafrn.... ' vcT.i j ' j I
ivstuiutu iuviuuaiu . : ituu i
young John H. .Hood, of . Charlotte. 1
fessedthathefound a kev which nhll
u VIULJlllI' - LUC IIIHI IN ll f aTMl ' PHH- I
Wmto get tetters from box, but states 1
that they all contained ehecka nd Artta
and no money, and that he did non appro
priate anything to himself. Mr. McDen-
aid's case is set for a bearinz ou Toesdav. I
Ashville 777n MaAor Ma-
Dowell, near Asheville, has a ' fllh-house. I
xervimi if his master was at home. lie Was
"iiswerea in.theaClrmative. and thereupon I
iilP.;:h3!rJ.fr5
V, v1 Ul ,UB uw, ana me two uaa a very i
shorf conversation: in the course of which I
'"rf conversation; in the course of which
JiH)re raised his gun to bis shoulder.
fw;p8on thereupon stepped into the house
tttldgota riflp Itmnmlnir' uilli llila h
"Hted. HU fr c3thauh1h I
v coureiy in seii-deience." - T . .
, i I
' Gen. m. c 11amanBl.
IFrom the Charleston News i
uenM. 3. Hammond
paralysis atBeeeh Island,
lat, after a - lincrerinc illnoaa
"s oi ' sixty-one years.
1 ,"r0nd Jeceived ft military:
B r - m , . . D . 1
theUnOTsASy?
uajorityi'Iti the army he enjoyed the; I
r 7 vv"D4ucuio ui ilia uiarntLgv,'
he betook himself to the retirement
planUtionlffe"wbe
bled fuUytogxatiVy WsUteraryattes
e was the author of a review of 3 the
by1
oHGen. HammS as aunipiisn-1
J cliolaJ' an industrious reader and
an ardent student.'
iu mat nouse U a perch, about the size of nigut, and it is hoped there wul be no ceased came to his death from suffocation
yS ft4:, Whn by gasAelelM.yer, tf.
whenever anoXr to Tis liSunf !?ac- "ends to exercise their : skill upon. The B. Latkins, Joav Meir, Samuel Reichyw,
ijiHlly kills every fish of any ort whatever, movement is beeomiog an Important , one Henry O. llnkin, ' T. iBegisteri ' 3.
tbe Major puts in with him. He kUled a in our midst; -a iilrr?--x .u; v.. Thornton : A t! : H. ' Fincken 'ioslzfi
whole mess of red-horse fisira week or two -u u-- i2m; lnaioa, T ZJ??' T-
"g, iy runnings under them, suddenly a lOMpart Ot-tne ord ; cemetery ifnogere, req pKipper . vv .i'a . TV wiama. j. ,
rawing bis back fins; and ripping them, wall which la situated Market Stteet is i' , rI r1;; :44 f
He 18 the spunk est fish in American waters. .- , JKW JS Am ' Axe.- w6;'. "r ""! 1 '! 1 ,
-Nothinedefirtite vet has i bee , . SW:WP?J- OuUaw lost his axe a daf or iwabi an
MT' .V" Tl!001"100 ,Ul'mont iWWW after klng ror it for sonle
I. UmsooUo of Adolpbus G. Moore, at who may chance to be passing by " t ! -i 'L LkL iJZLu'JL
Haw River. The! Charlotte, 06rtr. ap- I , ' t r t " J V; weeedeii . coming across rulych0p-
p'-urs to place no faith in another versiod -yj V learn n that ? Key. (J rM. pet" on a flat a one of the whaves. ... The
V ,,,es,wting, which itthuggiyes? ;Capt Khodesice-Presldent of the Washington proprietor said e purcasedU of one Dap itl
ui Mr' b AftFi temperance Bociety; together wWMeasrA- Mark, who. upon being approached 'on'the
tion in V.AT,!"ifu?-iK" Deans to step down a considerable distanced
V- ft
!
uu; a v li'.-NO, loan -
.- ' . -
E.OITX-;
...i - - - W w v flBUUMBll n .
Adrian & Vollkrs Seed potatoes, &c
Mdkbon & CoCloslag sales clothing.
Williams & MuRcmsoii Groceries.
Kmctokb & Caudkb BnosxPotatoesil
Bical ttecoraim-rRaleigh, ;
Binfokd, Crow & Co Seed potataes.
11-9-vyrjjana ami. pianos. , .
InVln ciotbing.
.John Dawson Watt plows. V
8kb ootice of Seamen's Friend Society.
; -Fob Rent Twb"b--robms. ; -
Celebration Mt Ziod Lodge. L
Local Dau.
Vt i ' . ';i:";;;'ft;:v--Vv;'-v-f' r
?arty oloudycolder,' falling:
bMometer, and possibly rain to-day. ; J
.-There were two interments in
Oakdale Cemeter durinir the nast
one adult and one child. ;
lhe interments in Pine Forest
icoiorea) cemetery during tbe past week
tm. CUA"" , . ; ,
-v , 41;-. i , '
the Gttnil jQtjr of the 8uperior Court
y,J Grand Jurv of the Snnfir5n!r
J . . . . . Z" ? I
7" .
Work HouM ye8lepday. r ,
, ; grQpeVioi. Court wU1 enter
npon the fourth and last week of its pres.
ent session to-morrow.-
Schooner lF2KiZWce, from Cam
lm v, . !
'or ttis port, was in port at Vine-
varu UayBu, iu8lauw
. Swedish barn ne Trad
our port - from Helvoet on the
2oth. , .. r i
7- Wemade'ASahitary Suggest
f.1
u mm i I
" , s , " r i I
.- Schooner Treat Moore, cleared
from New York " tor this port Thursday.
Schooner De Mary Gray sailed from that
tween Princess and Cheannt streets, have
ieen repaired." " . - r-":. " - , I
" j " . j 1
wui..uulvv. u.,u6 """" .
dark, ; might find employment in several
localities in our midst.
The Register of Deeds issued I
8 marriage licenses during the past week, J
of which 4 were for white and 4 for colored I
eouplcs. 1 1
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Benevolent Socintv will he hht
on Tuesday. February lsL; at. 31 o'clock
.J 1
. - . .
jm.- ait Liits iiuujL . 2i ii la liiiuuiir n Mil tin i
uock street. i i
W,v- -,'-r': ; : j, 4i
Elder Geo. A. Carroll, of this
vitjr, win prcavu iu iuc ocvuuu XMijJllBt I
"T" 7 " -
The , St, ' George and St. An- J
drew's Athletic Club have decided to give: I
a ball shortly, at a time and place not yet
named, and aDDointed a committee of ar-
:
vn victovtio nvaf
;: : 'v r - -" t ,
' 1 "e letter DOX formerly located
in front of the market house is sadly
ter can be done, lhe removal of one from I
another localitv io thia nolnt ! ' ' I
z . r: " . - ..u .:.-j,-ui i
TK vJn Arnim,. kl
;lT,LiyK & discovered that he was
stances to remit in mihtr- W lm
" ww BVMV' 1
,W.f nf ' 'i i
. came near running
against some ladies in front of the First.
Baptist Church the other afternoon. . a
' ; " , t- , ;
yv:l"lwmr'Z?'r"l
inK willbe heM;at;,BitKila.Hiatf
David Cashweli and W.M.. Hays of; this I
city, have been Invited by Rev. N. M. Ray
Of SmithviUe, on behaU of Wtemnerimcel
m
PeoP'
W have' been requested to.oaU- tJM
wf muiuwiue. o,t, oaa
J1I- U IUS NUKWMft VU IUO XiOOk D1UC U
either thrown;down sustain a heavy
Jarring,it becoming necessary after leaving
AllTidZ '
itdtovriBgVtb fhe'wnie'ot .Ihe.er
mWnetei- at me Signal Bureau,' S tills city!
esterdaf&Jea.VU l . . X
7 W W :30
TO, M-V.59 s 11 P- M.t S6. '
Total rainfall .03 of an inch.
i f ma near add butci. wuicu loaoia Da im.
md Oonrier.J I mediately fixed: as it' is vcrv aiihovIriff Vlc. frrri raij. t.n'.r:-1 l- ' i' .l. 17. - . vL5-
died W- and inflrrr. n.X IT,, ceeaea ,n regain lug posaeasiou ox n axe, i. AOC PWTO
on s,mHaV 1 ;T7 t and now once again stands ready to . I Ukw nnddiluu (20 cent lriiflOoarud-
atth'o tOgotw.ytoattedance upon severa nZUZLr Idtw, h tte Btoaj)
i-Genl Ham oi oocjmnrcjieswpiie those nnacqnainted I , , , rr r.r -n .7 r 77 l f iiWPeFfWWYF'
tne SUrrounaJngS, especially at nighL I U W snouia eTeriarn vom euvuu wrequmj I ,&Z2XZZk&
I I f-.,- v- V--T - -
'' ' " '
,ii -t Wilmington;
- - '
SUFFOCATED BY G 49.
t f-,ii 9 rf J M (KVYiU f t Si Kill ,i -'i
A Dlstreaalac Calamity A Iff an Found
Did la Hit Bedr BaiToeateel br
i li
Among the passengers on the Carolina
Central BaUway T.xrjyed:lp,lhiaitjton
Friday afternoon -was a. stranger from
StokesHtintyijwtiof ifeglstered his namfe at
room $Wl3.:r Soon after his trriTal he re-
quested to be informed wnere ne could find
Mr; J; T, ' McIto he
had a letter, of introduction tb him and
wanted to see him - about some business
matter. '-'A boy was sent with him to show
him -,to Mr.. Mclvbr's resideuce, from'
I wheuce he returaed about 10 o'clock, ac-
reooaiied s fan the door W that lien-
Uemao,' . He then bad bis name placed on
the "cair Hsr, for SfVclock yesterday
morning, boob after which he retired to his
room ccompanieu try a servant, wnowent
placed tbe key OQ the inside of the lock
and withdrew. . ..-. V. . L ! ;
At the appointed hour.yesterday morn-
it u, Wrouaa those ho were to leave o-n
lhe Northern" trains Who, Jon returning
down stairs, said that he could not awake
ine occupant or no. is. ine cieras were
instantly impressed witu tue idea mat mere
LmL ,
to lhe room in question, but had not reacW
ed the door before they delected the smell
of gas. . A hammer and chisel were hastily
V"1 and popenwhen
the room was found to be filled with gas,
o, waa gog
moment the clerks could not enter. . Final.
and hoisted it, after which they repaired to
the bed-side of the unfortunate young man
d found thatTife was apparenUy extinct:
foTand noon hU arrival and examman
of the body gave it as his opinion that de-
ceased had been dead for a consirirhl
length of time. - 1 1
The lamentable affair, of course, created
a feeling of intense sorrow, especially
cea8ea WM 0 yunK man, apparently be-
tween 25 and 30 years of age, and was an
entire stranger in the city, it probably be-
H!.7' , ? 1 1 '.. i
xue letter or introduction to Mr. Mclvor
was from Mr. John Fairley, formerly of
thi iitv hn nn r !(.... i,n
gentleman a telegram was sent announcing
the sad event, and inquiring what; disposi-
tion should be made of the body. A reply
was received requesting . that the body
should receive every attention necessary
" J forwarded by the evening's
exPress l lvi?H0tt fTom whcnce n
be taken Dv Private Conveyance to the
f ... ,
hrnnn f it ().rn..ntnn R Atp.
. ;-
county.. .The body was enclosed in a neat
nUBSa ;coffln; An(i WMI fnrwAr(1M) M
pected.
tin, instead of turning off the gas; jet, blew
a candle, notwithstanding that a warning
www ww w aw vrvwita an w wvyy if
to the contrary, in the shape of a printed
notice, is conspicuously posted on the wall
adioinin?. With the full force of the pas on
1 a w
the doors and windows closed, and with no
avenue of escape, it did sot-take lone for
the rapm to become filled with tba danger-
oua Tapor me iaion otwiucn,nnaer
such, circumstances, is so certain to pro-
duce death.
-, . . . ,
. , From papers found on the person of tbe
Unmarlea a an. engagement Was
probable between himself and a young lady
of South Carolina.
Coroner Hewlett was notified of the un-.
vjortttn4te occurrence : and fiummoned 1U&
iowiag jury,, who, atter anK examination
facts, returned a verdict that de-
subject, said he found it on. the street 1 A
policeman interviewed Mark, : u ostensibly
with the view Of an" 'amieable ; arrange-
i igglied aBainBtMark for iarcenv and for re-
slating; ajceofflcer it) edisnharge of
anv. mora wood choDnine done, . ti-t uc i
til . -i l St
TV I
tie
.lUliovtner in rAtAtirtmi send do-
J,iri.gtogivetheiEa.tbA
Joifiveuw or vesteroarxommaeTiTjywiinTriw i. xa., jrewsiY", wciwvucu .u
The MoBimrO BTiJt sained Wilmington as
vative State Convention, lit says ?Ther
can hS hbiwssib'le bb'iectiori to holding, it
there I herel or'attfew tern, or'Gbldsbbro,'
or anywhere, in fact, east of Raleigh."
.o. xi ,;t
.
c:;: smdjw; ..vOiig.'
)..'. g . . ... 't.,..f,.i . .. ... .... . fc
A Portrml mt .Cen. & .TTalIna:ton
' PalnteA fram Lire-An kntereatlniE
! , J . . 1 . ').!'' r i ', i
aBd:ValaabI Rlle ofAnld Lanic
s 11J '. ; . -. un . t ..1 !'. ,,-
, 9y.ne.;'
: Jj'l'J.litff
tU- HI j j,
Hanging in one of the parlors of pur
townsman, Mr: Alfred Martin, is? a palqt
ing wnich, a 'a worki;of art,- would' Wa4
ken the admiration of a criUcal cbirpolsseurt
asr a f souvenfr Of ' 4 hundred 'years ago lit
will. ex(evthe v attention 6X sbnie spf the
friends of th Cehtennlai;
toryVJt aseted 1JpdeT Ia:
Fayette, by .Stuaripr, Neil, , )Tor,'jpso4
friend of the French , General, who resided
in"PhUdelphiaU .After , the death, of this
friend of .Ija Fayette, jbisr , pamtlngs. were
soldt. aBd this one; of a large number, was:
purchased by a gentleman 1 and' presented
to Capt. MaffltL It was fortunately taken
from . the i residence of Capt. Maffltt, in
iWaabington ' city, by:' friends, during the
war, ana oy. wis means preserved irom de
struction or confiscation; At tbe close of
the war' it was returned io Capi M.. who
give it to Mr. Martin. ' ; ' ' . , ' J
The portrait bears evidences of its great
age; time, however, has not obliterated one
trace ef the unmistakable i genius t and skill
which guided the artist's hand. ,. ; .. ,, ! .
We unquaiinediy pronounce, it upmost
satisfactory likeness of eur ideal( "Father
of his Country" that we have ever seen, on
canvas, in bronze, or, marble, ,s .,i. t j 'u
We feel some hesitancy in making the
suggesLon, but would it. not be one of ihe
most attractive articles in North Carolina's
exhibition at Philadelphia fn We feel sUre
it would be returned to its' dwher 'Uuin-
Our riiarches Tollar. , .. ' ,
St : Paul's Evang. J Lutheran (Church,
corner :of 0th and Market; streets, Rev. G.
D. Bernbeim, pastor. English service at
11 a. m. German service at 7Tp. m; Bun
day school at 8 p. m. Christian Associa
tion at 4 p. m. ' Catechetical instruction on
Friday at 3 p. m. Weekly lecture on Fri
day at 7j p. m. ; " " :
" First Baptist Church, corner of Market
and Fifth streets, Rev. James B. Taylor,
Pastor. -: Sunday School at Oi a. m. ; Ser
vices at 11 a. m. and 7i p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday night at 7 p. m. Young
men's prayer meeting Tuesday night at 7
o'clock. ; ... - '
St. James' Church, corner Third and
Market streets. 4th; Sunday after Epiph
any.' MorningPrayer at 11 o'clock. r Eve
ning Prayer at 4 o'clock. ' Sunday School
at2p. m. io- v.;(i.-y.-
j' Services at St Paul's (Episcopal) church,
corner of Fourth and Orange streets, as fol
lows: Services at 11 a. m., and 71 p.' m.
Rev. T. Ml Ambler, Rector. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and. Orange streets; Re vi Jos. R. Wilson,
D., Pastor. Services at 11 a. m.and 7f
p. m.. . Sunday School .at S p.,m. j :nj 'v
': Second .. Presbyterian Church, corner jof
Fourth and Campbell streets.' ,Rev. C. M.
Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7i
p. m. Sunday School at 3 p. " m. . Prayer
meeting Friday 7i a. m. Seats free.
Front Street M. K Church (South), cor
ner ft Front and Walnut streets: Rev. J.E.
Marin, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and, 1
p. id.1 Sunday school at 3 p. m.; Prayer
meetine Wednesday nieht at 7i o'clock.
Young Men's Society Tuesday night at 71
o'clock. ' . " ''..' ;i 1
Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South),
situated on Ffth, between Nun and Church
streets':. Rev. J. JL Rhodes, pastor. ,,Sev
yices at ll, a.! m. and. 7ip.;(n.r( Sabbath
School at Vf a.. m.ff . grayer meeting 'iiwrs
day night ;at 7i 0'jQlocfco yifi. :ir.-Ai j.
. .Services at St, Mark's (colored) Episcopal
Church at tho' usual honrAu;?:.!:! wit j
:i Trinity Chapel, . 7th " 1 and Brunswick
streets; Rev,' Geo. -W. Price, : PaSlo.! . Ser
vices at 11 'o'clock a. m Z p. m.' and 7 p.
m'nOaKrtatTt RnftlwiT a'O arlri i5 1
First 'Baptist Church,1 colored,' f bn : Ftf iix
kha' Oampheir stWetsl' :Sunday ko6f'M 9i
a. m.'; preaching' at 101 a. hi.. 8 p. m. and
tVllnlnirtnwliMiir Tlf arkMt. . I
1 il Theifotiowirifl ' hHces ruled yesferday :'
apples,, vpeut iuw jpymtt mxii
lard', l eents, per pund; butfer ,.4pS5
qents rar jwund;che ;
growfl. fowa 606Q a paurj; gpese $1 j50i per
pair; ptAh A019c. per pouna 5 peei tcern
e4) 191(15c. pes pound v veal ; lil18;,
perpounci) mutton, 13116 eta. per pound;
hami 1820 cts. per pound; shoulders 'I3l
, 14 cents ppouddr' tripe, 20 cts. per bunch;
cts auartr souVbiihc, 5 cis.'e'g'gs, i6f 18
nk afio: stuHreoh 'ctsl'a chunk (5 lhs);
' tb'tatoes; new Jris1bL-40cJi: pick; ' ne W sweet
-it . - t rv -iTlA.i a'-i'UU'u.
cents a yev, uwi-wm wv, ypuyu,
.!, .I'll Ij-Jiil .J!ltlVi ."MJf.lTWMlJ";' i
AfYipeck;,! cabbages wlfyicentei;, ia
J head ;, bologna centf a.T pound ;fi wild
d,vkA puo-jcta, .aj panrt parwey.'o eenw a
hunqli;caiTQi4o s.pdund irice 1020c ia
,rr. rr ' "H" n
I A AngusU; Warteaton, &ii
1 60: Montgomery, 62; Mobile, 57: 2jew br
leans, 59; Norfolk, 61; Savannah, 69; Wil-
mington, 70.
;At burrequest Mr Martin ".kinfljy gave
ns the outline of j!tki 'elegwt' Picfu'res hi
peaches 2oc per pound: iwaiQuts, dcenu
per peck; pickles, cents, -per .dozen;
' - - 1 .
The Wood Impoaltloti and Remedy, r,
A correspondcntrwnting on the wood.
question, says v- There Is much complaint
of short measure in buying wood byjtie1
dray .lead, and no doubt in' mahy instances
purchasers do not get their money's worth.
The remedy for- this evilj remarks our
correspondent, Should-bef applied by kur
'KJUyi Fathers,1 ! . the Board of Aldermen,
by 'passing- an 'ortmahTO' req that
every dray used for'the nurbbse of hatuins
woott oe1 provided -With 4 third dray ftofl ,
the'midale of the dray just four feet inj
front Of jlhe .others ; i that the! others be.
made just thirty inches in length, and that
the dray and irons be keptlsojtfie
Irons will stand ; straight at,: right , angles
with the. dray , ,f V . . r I
jThe purchaser cau ben tell by a glahcei
at the dray if it is level full with the tops
of tho' irons; which will 1 make h is iotiarter
of a cord. . ' . . -
Draymen, should be' notified.' and after A
eanable lime' elapses j ietitjbir drayi
in order, the police should be instrucitefd
to arrest any draybian found hulingwQi
With his dray, unless the same shall; be
properly filed abeb
ana. carry, him to, .interview) the Mayor.
This will cause uniformity at odce in lhe
measure Of wood, and will be 'nb real hard" 4
euip to any one except, wie owner oi uie
dfayiwho ' will have tb spend a few cents
to pu.t his dray in order, which is a mere
picayune It isdue' to the citi2eri8,-by
city,rtb, protect them from" imposition
he
by
their licensed, draymen and; we trusf Our
f 'City, Fathers'' -wilUee that this evil;
ia
i
Remedied atonoe ' 611
I We would suggest, in addition to
he,
above, that another ereat evil to, be reme?
died is found in the fact that much of tho
wood brought to market is, cut too. short,'
the proper and legal length being four feet;
A'StraiiKe Case.1' ;:. ;
A colored woman ' living somewhere, in
the neighborhood of the plantation; knoivh
as "Love Grove," a short distance beyond
Union Depot, allowed one of her. small
Children, just able to walk, to stray off
from the house a day or two since, as ire
are informed, and upon missing . her little
one and making : a search forlt, , was lbrri-'
fiedj beyond expression ! .atli finding that a
large hog had seized the child,! thrown it
upon, the ground, and; was deliberately
gnawing at its head, having, when she dis
covered the position of affairs, bitten and
mutilated one 'side of its face to such an
eitenfthat its injuries, it' is' feared will
prove fataL We . Could not ascertain: the
name of the . womanj but learn thai ! the
facts are substantially as' we haye' stated
them. '" .;
jDuriag the twenty minutes beginning at
10:45 yesterday morning, the, anenlometer
at the Signal Office registered, jaijt, average
velocity of .wind: of 84 miles per hour
while at SmithviUe the velocity reached a
intervening land lprobably account for
the difference. ; This1 was sufficient to mafce
the rigging of the shipping sing and raise
great clouds Of sand on the streets. In case
ft fire ' had' started at the'time it would
doubtless have made a big sweep.
' ' -on
naarlstrata'a Court. . ; r
Gustave now, boatswain of. the German
barque Lydia Buchauy was arraigned be4
fore Justice I Gardner's Court yesterday on
Uw! charge of assault and battery of Ue
person of one'of the men belonsiniBr. on. that
ship, ' Defendant plead former conviction
before , the Imperial Gennaft, : Consul, but
Justice Gardner held that no such plea
could ;be (considered, as a' Cbnsul liadno
jurisdiction in the trial of (ainoinat cases
E
this country,
linj. . i i.-r - i .
ucb. wus.Bupeuaea on taymeni or
wiw..ti ill. .r i u.i .! '.
,f:'A colored hnVby" . the, ihame of Alex.
Halsey.was arrested and brought before lhe
uiiarge oi uigging up ana removing trees
from apiece -of rarfd lrf thl'xJeighborhocjd
oi iiuion, oeionging to Mr. T,; 1. oyfeet.
4.1 appears- tuat mr. d. naa neen
trees 'from' ! his' plaice1 'for' "'sbme time,' arid
HalBey. with a spade in hand, was finalrv
discovered in the act of digging them up.
hearing bf the1 case ?was -postponed until
tomorrow morningi"' '
Fair and Fcatlrat.
tm" lira "',. i a r . -n t "T. j tt . .fc
i :i' ! e attouitu Dememoeiauiej! air ana r esu
val next TuosdSy.' night, 1st !of February,
under'1 iheii:aus'picesof 'the ladies of lhe
Flrsv5 Baptrsi' TjriAfchV1 Th acJd)lion to, the
the Cornet Concert Club Will give sometde
fightful musio.. ; The Fair Abd Festival wijl
be i held via. the Meglnbey building: " v On
the second floor ithertt will bv a igallery of
xne acta &nu conoanie. Am should go ana
see tor-lneiaaelves.' ' i in hu i
t i i rii i I a ai :ai i ; "" 4
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Thei onlV case WforthBltfavdr'slCdiirt
SPsterdYLmor
Aur4)vt,i. vuarsw ji WJM;-' apfaiwuuuig a
cents in silver. thtfJvirtirifirtV 'of 'SBilB'l
T- a i i , : . t .1 crvl
Grk-wltoas-fWniriK dis -
chargadj thi r6sejt'aSMnfeOldered td
pay the costs. ja.
Wr II". foV itleVer dUaDoktADBr.iA
i Sjr-ieraitliS5eTlU; Urgs aiaev SO cents.1
j .i . ;. 1 a a m Rt:ti j l
Li&MiaMifcaiei Newspaper tat the current week.
Tafetwffl Vetlin lopea'antU llU'cloelf thi
!siilltl-l. -4
-JwiivilsiJi
akalfoaTjKki9nl aminaWwasl Book!Ba4-
IiarvabeaH.UauaBaiarsA A Work
laanllke .laaiaiefi' 'andL'kt JreaaobabM iiHCeAi'ller
chants and others neediag RWelBootej'dTbtBer
work, may rely on promptness In the execution of
their orders. ,
WHOLE NO-? -2,7161
lHWj advertisements
I
iH ir fh in
Notice. it,;, ,
fit
X sb annual mjtvrmd ar thk skamkn-s
KCUNDSP feoCIKTY Will be' held atmefSeai&en;Br
BettW; on TUSSOiT, FArtiary lst,at l( V. V. .
n
TUfouHTioia5 tbai 'Hoi ,;
iVl
I. O. of G. 8. A P. of
will elfebrtta, taahAmrivenart' br a GRAND'
FESTIVAL and CONCERT, at the CTT
A. Grand aTarcfar at the JBalL r A Band Af lftndft
WW biln attestlaAee. ll- 1 " i
Comnmi a JULIA, B ATSON. SARAH HINRYl
FHXBX BGWlX)NplAirBT mLlAlTrBOinf ,
MILLER. AMELIA WWBTT.T,,': JmS-Un
fiirwFibient.
. WO OOMPQBTABLB - BKEMROOMSy CONVE-
..... ..!;!
inltmOy located ;pa ErlBeaM, batweeu Froai and Set
Jan80-tf .'?timf tUJ f " ? - .
M.. at' fVf
r t . .' . . r . ! . I . . ( i .
arLt rosepink!
td nLiiUuVi tuiU'd-il - jJ-ili: 'lift
, , JfixES, JACKSON WHITES,
lilt li ''iUilfJHfirril it f iil iSi JJitl
i , PEERLESS. Ac.;., tfed
4:u;STOB Ap TlARRTO
Jo(H fwfj yflSV iJPWb'il taf
Ml
w orai ffl w orrn
iilfc .U? '-mil fciyi. .'l lJi:5 U$iU
,OKA bbls Cemeat and Plaster, ,
'25i1f-.,.'8'f''t'u -insi Wf..
300' eKelasseal'. 5-V;fv'i ul
; barrel BTH. Eyrnp,
il"
f A A bbls' Planting Potatoes. '
W"ATT. PLOWS.
1 '' ' ' .'Sir, I
AmES' 8HOVELS, MAHUEK KORKS, AXES'
Spades. Rowland Shovels and. Spades, Hollow.
Ware,TraceOhaiaa, Grind Stona, Ac. ! f
A large assortment -of the above Goods, now I
Stock, and at aricea that .will, eiva nHafafltimi. nut
be had at the Old Established Hardware House of j
jan80-tf- Notu 1&. 80 A 81 Market St '
Tne Biblical Secorder,
PUBLISHED -j't ..';-(
,-; Edwards,' XSronffbton - & Co. j
1 RALEIGH' WC.M'W
REV. b. T.: BAILEY. Editor.
REV. J. D. HUFHAM, AssocUte Editor, ; j ;
TJWsVyW&iX&)i;i Agrlcult'al Editor,
. i:,
Organ ..of- NortLCarwlM-BaBlists;
In Its Fortieth Tcarl
r fun;
VVKKS .1,1
3:
vV lUHi'tS- Jii-it j
EVERY BAPTIST ' SHOULp TAp;iTi!
As an AaertisiiLg: MediumlT nsiirpaAsioi'
Only $2.10 per tear, - j
1 Address BIBLICAL RECORDER, !
:: jaa80Hf i; jVO'i'iU v ti.i-Raleigh',3Tifc,
: i i
Seed. Potatoes.
-LARGB, LONG AND FULL-EYED
EARLY ROSE,, PEERLESS.
, . , , PINROTlJACKSOHWHITB, s
' .iir.:;T .;tPJUcffBLQw,4:c.
pVv. '' "aU carefun
Pickled in bagels-Tab boaey and just tbe, thnis: for
11 V furnishing Wnda. , Back Boll Clear,, j j
stpo? aejav'fgw .aiL j.t;i : -.
"" ' Smoked Sides. " J , I
i SnOTJIJ)xR3 Saioked, 8gar-Cure and Bry
in viitfi-w 3ar ,irgiflfcdi'' fei yjiM1"""' j
lV HtHS'-"- f.H i il :-nifil j
i ; i i iWefltem and Bal Hmore, in tierces sad tu Of
; avtil ilr iioi'ackagesi. .','.''"'
Prepared Ham i
laauiaU swkacalorietaillnsAaclutoiuKiW
ltoBtofel,;, Baighjg Jltakis,'' CWran; Moltetsi
7 1 .iryTrnTrrTf-iH
atrwool Allv ffw fin trsriA j r
Ft .of SaapaM ln iHgkflad aad.Barie,
t . DVDTT1M -.UJt If AT 10090 A-t.nL.taia j
and tbe Wgestfstqckla theyCOBtrj aoBtf Jalti-.
mora, r.-VHMoa praaOjiaiwaaaBaiafj
,tJ.;1l jivozabljkflfliwB everjarev andi.be Isuit
t(ti'l oi d)uaad:(fr tt.lBcanatanllyn'.fnuU
Incraasiii OT.rr CAM'Ti BB BEATEN? 'iiSJ
v.. Ufliinn. nil lclnila.! .1 i 1
jr: eer, aorjttw, vnsmpaign woerana
.' wi'oii aa4iTwaa41aiponeA.TVmflaiiti htm l
vnriAMA' unewinff ana Kmovincr.
. , . always on hand. -4 vi ; : I
'Barainc. iHea? Hoo IrW.1 nnin. Glne and S
B?owa,ffegaaL CoSees.Tea0y Spleea, Stardti Soap,
gait, Candiea7Caadlea.X!anBed ajidFjickled, yGopds.
Brooms. Brushes. Buckets. Tubs. Washboards, sod
"exarythinfc and an ' kinds' or' Goods In' the FarK&h-
ing Grpcera'.iinat i b imH n fji.uiinu. iuaJ
Call and 9mjno out atok,aa4J ceaviacaL
jsnkHftVttf. VRL4i iiybtLfcRS.
f'ii IAffi
tit. A' . ilw jJiJjw,
a. . . - a .
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ji, 4aaaW: i, EJwimTO:;cAiJEa
Itl Uiilitt (fi
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TjTJTTTrrfTTrr
rt-rffrDTTTt
iJlt 50 '8 WH8
i'i'm-T"!" 'C'i TllrlJfiu Mv!iJ vi!iilK3
vs' 150 ':L4iV8i0fiiul4ougm
oiWe-W
f?Tl M". ; J nil manr.1 nmi' im ;t"if i:
TA Art SACIMLITKPOOL IaL1'V c ,1 j
a. a aa . a a waasrr a w w waw .. :-;
For sale b
Jeby
KEBCHNER
jan30.tr
ft CALDEii TJEOS.
One week!
. stn
B OC
S 50
One month.... .. ... l...-.. i ..... . 8 .00
7X.TwotoontliaIuT(.ilki:s-..15 oo
Three iaontas...fe.v....i.ii...l..M 00
--iix month..rr.r..:.......u. .85 00
tarContract AdvertlBemepta taken at propoi
Moaatsly lew rataaS J w iiIf ;ttf;v-
- Five squares estimated as a qoarter-tolumn, and
fa aqaveimas aaff-coittiaa.
;iik
GroceHr Gtdceries.
! ftl . HOI' f-f, . ( .til,
JOQOO.lPS.TOiu, -
5000 ffiuTT - Bbon
1500'?!--i iwiui
2Q()wdkadBfco(iii.J n i
30Q BagsBlo, tagnarrii tod Java jotteeV'
f AlhUTelsl C&kera?
1 A A Boxes Factory Cheese, i . .
loo p' 7-Ht 'T,"?"''-ifi
gQQBlaSugaraJl tadesiu , tF,i:'j!
?CAArKei&all,''- vlnU
HI II I reerieas ana it. a. roiatoes,
rQAA Tons Eureka OaanovV'' ' t T
200wGu?PBilo,',',jl J
-JTi
iqanoai Goods; KladUn.,fStarfcbMatchei.
Wrf"riv.- 'AWiAw-r; iv.fl s
QOO Hhds and 85 Tierces New Crop Cobs Molas
,04Ji .safly nowlandUigto,Bidg"MockBmte4!
ifl.a V' ' . il' FL(by' in'c-'V'i-"'"'
Jaa SO-tf IwLLIAMS
WILLIAMS & MLECHISON.
The , Cash h
13 WHAT- WB ' WlANi' 'AND Kf' ' ORDER TO .
.,. . . - ,-, . . -.; ....
; . .BECTJBB THE SAME WE OFFER u I ,
EXTJHAOEDIAfiT INDUCEHENTS EST MEN'S
7..,' T..i .ilnVa'SAu
lANftCHILDBENS1 ',;i
. '-5
ii WW
SHIRTS, ;
t'www.'-S.y"l! ,1itrf'Vi ' ' ftf
AND WFltE WOOL 8HIRTS. C A TtTlTO A TJ
f ':-;Ate.y
janjtfj,;:;!!;
TheRIaceitaBuy
s.nnrt hb '" i(oiao.' wea-xs-v ur. im
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4 i V. ,1.Jfiil4
. IS AT
l. & -i i ,J LT 4 - . -
; Yates Book -1 Stordi,
Flows I FP10T7S '!
X)LOWSi BAAJKBANDS, iTBAOE8, iv "
A. 1 BACEBAND WSBBING. .
, ; r f . ' .1. OXi.TyiiL.r.tVn.wiO, ffiC.
All of the above Goods for sale .at verv low flc-
jaa 801
Ian sn.tr . f - ' W.wTr.i..
p New Hardware Store.,
SOOO1?8 oil1 JyyTl J
' 500 JTBaROrjllDJKBAL,
h'iiKNwLsL M4k? ntiiiw u-Jiii.n
li.. Llii La2.U-J Jil?.o J I i iv
illWl BAJUtUJ WOif JUt, . 7' i
iJ-fl SO-b; j.KElctotEBi AQALCBRBBOS.
2Wim4M WW PHICEiGOODS,
JanwO-tf f
. . tat Hat Storo.
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ii i1 ' 'j'i'iU
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hIT ' i'lM.if u''5wlH sMl?TSaNiACOU
j Jsa so-fl; j j i -QaMrii aaft MardiaitiTaiiwW."
ttttisiiVeeaabalf SIriiTsr, ! -
? 7i'd jt'i-v i.)ujli'.','l HjiifcilMuitit
Wiediifisday. Ev:eninfi:, iFeb, j2,
Jj;il iinl-
rr- rrr .. 1 . .
Augasfuiw:Dalrs, ffamlI-,;"r, T
Stl" AVZHIIR THIATLE C0!IPAJJ Y
im ,('iiil rrrTliTBtYl -rii
in tne ureal tumorous sonaai
moim
As played by this Company, upwards of 400 .
: "ilgntTtaiYork'aidSNwVOrWfl
ill tliealori wesof theVth' lv, eaixe.
nSr-tby t aie ' or1 ekttKwln -fezUi wiiOttAY
S-:
1 -i ii ;i WMnxTfivrniT v v
I Vesetable and . Fro wr. Seeds,
;i"t7?i.H-.7t J i tt r innavs
4f 0'ilssVflMf f S'aUWrter 8sooBd andTMarkett
I . . . t 1 J I "T 7
a -
t stops tonoomtarit
;i-t
r
No NORTOFRetSnET,
ii'wsw eoksitiysiIi Hill JfiJf
, jan ts-tr, - - Bookseller and Stationer.
IrW Ojttuiiil'it fat' . folU Vl U
I TC8T. RECEIVED. FROM MFSSRS. BRIGGS
1 ll) IiTtLliaMlgO'ad-Rche6tr,ta.ftill
and complete assortment 01 JUd usupn guaran
leednaaiklol beatgitrvthiir. .unyi lHaii
, -You may be sura, of get ing Froth Seed byfau
UgoaUioLTeii 1 - JAMES a !fcTEVENSOjrXt
' lan 3S-xr . za pe tween amnanarniiiKn.
. ' J I
VJJf ALL DESCRIPTIONS, AT TUJS . - "V
Vt itfW tlSOl- ! JJtlll JV' !:
Mtween Market andf Princess.
RXFAIRINQ PROMPTLY DONE. ,
Jan23tt I iHAYDEN A GERHARDT.
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