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Catered a tie Poet OdU-i at WTfeiafto. X. C.
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W. P. Fry, of Lewtstoo has ba srict
rJ a U & Saaatof froea Malar, by both
braacao of th LUtlira. &np-
o. Kspabikaa sabr of lb Nth Cr
oi a Legislature, arretted for larceoy, ws
Jijciarrvd for waat of vtdec. Th
ia-auadrdth aeivrry of iha belli of
UailforJ Coort Umm u elbrm(td at
ii.-caboro jftitj. A. CU for a
niatioi lo Qior ib actio of tba Nihl-
k t a ia 4aMioiioai of La Ximptof of
u. b mij by Sc Loai Coca-
ru,,.. Tb anaSatic wiia lb Bor
, ia vitadvJ tstQt day by laa Bril-
Ta
0ri(
oaoaih,
Iiu iD:ud
inin f vai sk
b. Baipror uf fUni will adopt
. r.ptie policy. irniu cootiou
(. mvd la Irelaa4 odr th Corcloo
uiatru upioa, f tha U. 8.
Vrwf. t. mailt 1 aic4!a with nULol el
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Moe, p,, caet : cotloo
104Alt eaaur ausih.m loor
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14 1 1' l et
,li . anctttitd: kil Ihoat mtf.
I- ..HIP. ci rot as I : ears I ttUr a
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-cir. iu.tu aai it 47 eaoii; roeia
m Ui
N orth Carolioa a-caritle are in
i.m,i ,u N.w Yo.k.tock market.
rh. I'hilad.lpbi.V.oopie. Trorn
, .,
i i' papr aoj crua to tha Wil-
miniiun f6rpr. Tbarw ia no sooh
1 h rnnee pro pi ate complain
mi ; i liy t the too freta oa of the
p tr l xtiu p iwer by Gov. Hawkic.
A .ti-n ib rooosiroaity.
Ih- fet of ih New York WorlU'
h'air i very aocartaio. It will b de-t.rtnm-vj
definitely DZt wk wbelh
rf or out there is to bw one.
J h Manhattan Qub, New York,
(tea. Hsocock a dinner last Sat
urday. The Baltimore Xmrrifai,
Kpabijoao organ, save:
Oso. Uaaoock remarks war ia iho-
i.-a kMptag'WltA his adaairabie dpori-n-
t rr Lbca the) eaxapeuga cia1. Af
r tndcaUy diaclalaaljg aay paraooai sig-
iooca la tha hooor coafurad, b pro-
at aaailarabJe) devotioo to Jt ffer-
ui pfladpiML
At :h time we wrote. our notice of
t. it Cur we bad no history by
erivj veotured to refer to the
ii u iu Inr r o f slave manumitted as huq
ir,.i ..t iboaaaads. Tbeynambered
il. rir millioo, il w a grand act
4j worthy of the moat onaiinted
rai. Th Ilassiaa, in their grati
iuJ. .-ailed him "Liltl Father."
Owmfj to the health of Premier
Gladstone aod the zoaiive woik
entailed apoo him by mooing two
important Cabinet offioea himself, Mr.
Chamberlain, President of the Board
of Trad, will raliev him in part,
il Is a Radical, or extreme Liberal,
and rvpreeeota, with the great John
Bright, th city of Birmingham.
It cannot b said that th Ameri
can do not appreciate worth among
u foreign born, or that the United
State i not a good country for peo
ple to get a start in. There are no
lea LhAA aia f orain ,bota qm ca bar of
the United State , Senate, namely
Farly of California," Fair of Nevada,
Joo of Florida and Sewell of New
Jry, who are Irishmen. Senator
Jooea of Nevada waa born in Eng
land and Senator Beck of Kentucky
in Soot Land. i
Thr have been six altempta upoo
th Cxar life, end not five, as we
stated yesterday. The first waa
April 18, 1866, when a workman
oamd Dimitn Karekoxoff 6rd at
bits a. h waa entering his carriage.
The Csar waa saved by a peasant,
who was ennobled for hie conduct.
On Jane 6, 1867, a Pole fired into
his carriage whilst be waa at the
Pari Expoeitioo. ilia name waa
Bravski Th third attempt waa
April 14, 1879. He waa taktag hie
customary walk, when be waa fired at
four times by an aaeasain named o
loveijl,who was afterwards executed.
Oa December 1, lt, near Moaoow,
an attempt was tasde to blow apthe
imperial train. The fifth attempt
was on February 17, 1380, when an
Sort to blow op the W later Palace
took place. The last and sixth baa
jaat occurred with fata! reealte.
Ilaleigh Kdcord: The Legisla
tor of Nona Carolina is too tra porta at an
aSelrfaritadixaitT to b trt2e4 with- It
a v eae a Urue fa sow aad thee,
bot Saturday algjht's seaaUsq was com
pleta. aad ii weaid aof ha too hard lo say.
entpt& farCw- W thtak that the
caarxasaa4AhyJr. WiUiaa, ofdga
roaab. thai tha govaraoaest of lha Staia of
rr Cwrona was twyved to the cXSe of
th sprtatdeet of the North CsxoUa
railroad la a ueja! as It la assart!
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VOL. XXVn.NO. 148.
TUB IXGISLATUBE.
lRkighXwOber Report CurtJld.
- SENATE.
Saturday, March 12, 1881.
Mr. Richardson presented a peti-
iiwu crvaia ouixens 01 niadea
conotyaafciog the foraaUon of a
township ia said oouoty.
Uoose bill l,113,to change the
time of holding court in tie 9tb ju
dicial district, paaaed it Uird read
ing
Uoaaa rtaolotion . Senati, 019
to aeoore a propr ahibit of the re-
. .. i . .
I ovrca of North Oftrolim at New
K . -
I o'k tn 1883, p4Md iu third read
I ,04t
h0TiMa eddiUonal in&rjor ooart
fr ?rt?fl,I P
I wwu BMia woira raaaiora.
ilouae reaolatioo 120, Senate 866,
10 rezard to Iainr the Ailemin
- I Nortu Carolina Reilm.? nmmmA it.
I j i . j .
I wuu bdq intra reaaince.
uaait Dili y. Hnite S5 In reenr.
a m n we)a
I vey the boundary lines af the Slate ,
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I .fc- owuu auu kUli VJ reaulUCI.
II rime Kill 1 IM 3.n.. coo
Hoo.. bill M0S. Sai.u 8.8. to
I - - w a a vrw . UfUB)tU UffO. LU
B a w
imind in art tn ohtnai th
I . : a
i uviuiuk ins ouuru in Lin lonrui ion .
I oai aisinct, paaaed iu second and
I t rS 1 T tAtlfirVA
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Hoase bill 421, Sen.te 911, for the
r,,eI or lo olockholdera of railroads
relief of the stockholders of railroads
?",r f?.?Pf?IwtVWDi-
ttuvN uiii i oeuaie vuv, to
ol chapter 283 hw. of 187.-77,
o relation to crop fiens, waa tabled.
obm out xix. oeoate VW. to
floese bill 1.01, Senate 902, to fa-
certain counties, waa tabled. '
Uouse bill 1.1 1J. Senate 914. to
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House bill 883,Senaie 828, lo lay
a . .1.
out aod oonstiuct certain Dub 10 roads
in-the ooaoty of Onslow, passed its
second aod third readings.
The Senate coo firmed the nomina
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tion of Prof. NV . C. Kerr as Slate
Geologist.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Cowan introduced a bill to re-
pal o much of chapter 283. of the I
la-raof 1879, a appliea to Pender
county, which b explained, and then
?T vv 'r?.d lhird "B
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Sp
tiirr vwar, iDiruuuenj a dui sup- I
plctnemal to the act In prohibit the I
maoufeuiare and aale of anititnona I
.wl m.U l..,nre Th- hill nrn.M..
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brandy from apples, peaches and I
grapes, aod that said manufacturers
shall be votitled to sell the same un
der the same restrictions, rules aod
regulation aa are provided in said
act, for apothecaxiea aod physicians.
Laid on tbe table because there was
no quorum. All legislation stopped
for th want of a quorum.
XTRXINO SESSION.
Mr. NVaddell moved lo take np
lb reaolatioo to increase the salary
of th pnvate secretary to tbe Oof
rnor.
Mr.
Muoden moved to table the
resolution, which he withdrew to al-
low Mr. Bledsoe to speak on tbe ques
tion. The motion waa renewed, but
failed for want of a quorum, and tbe
bill paaaed iu final reading.
Mr.
Knatnj
raeolutioo in regard to the Atlantic
dk North Carolina Railroad on its
third reading.
Mr. Bledsoe roee to a point of or-I
der. holding that ihia resolution ooald
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noi O pa 00 oy .n uouee, a i.
was 01 general importance, ana wm i
debarred by the reaolatioo paaaed
tbia morning.
Tba chair ruled that, although of a
poulio nature, it waa not a bill, and
bsnoe waa not debarred.
Mr. Bledaoe moved to table, which
failed for want of a qaorom.
Spirits Turpentine.
The Tat Dr. W. A. D. Norcom
was ia hi 4Sth r.
---IraTi'dTTarboro, Esq., of Frank-
lis eociaty, gd 70. Is ded
After Dorbsm baa expenencea
aeverst very dtsastrous Are the nantf asaa
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if it would oot wen to organia a uxa
eoaspay.
J Meiar. Whluker and Day'a
Messrs. jv nitaaer ou "y
dlfflcalty is aaid to have originated a a die-
gteinal about thsCrlmio.I Court district
16 Utur Uvoced.
Roxboro Herald: Mr. IL A.
Rases, of Dwrhao, haa mad aa esMga- I
-..I ia lavor-oi nia creuitora: hsviuum
ioos UOJUOOi aaaeu 19.000.
Durham Flanl; Capt. A. Man
gum, of Flat River, wa lo tawo yetsrdsy.
lie la formed o that Dr. Holt's Wo, con
taialcg sbont toortondred dollars worth
ef grain, was dtroyd ly ore lut 8oady
algal. No losuraac.
Hickory Pres: Air. A. R.
Homaly.of Bhalby, haa rseeaUy bought
the mill property of Mr. Let I Yoder, on
Jacob's rork, ra the southern section of
Catawba, aad will, at an early day, erect a
larg eottoa factory, and ran it la coaneo
Uoa wtlh the saw aad grist mill.
We hare receWedthe first num
ber of the Roxboro IJmild. a large weakly
p-p.sbtiaaad f 1.60. rear Wbiu
kar A Uaater, rrtmrietorsL and J. a Hon
ur. ditor. It rnaieaa vary good start and
baa oar bast wUhcs. Mr. Buster 1 fa
miliar with the pen d has bad more or
Use to do with aawspapers. The UeraU
la th tUst paper eTr published in Person
coejBty.
Waahlogtoo SiaU: -We were
ahowa ee Monday last the staffed, ski a-of a
pare whae sqoirrtl of large alxa. It was
EUled aeax the staain saw mills of Messrs.
, . mr u w
pSaTaid arhorVwmmeaced work on
WILMINGTON,
Uat Monday lwek conalructlog the line aod
win poaa iu compieuoa.
New Brne Nut Shell-. The pea
crop la lau TldnUy are Iooklog floe, and
oar eltizena take km at pleaaara ia Tiiltloc
Inem. On Baturday 100.000 wooden
I dlahea of Capt Gray's . patent, manafac
lured at his plate factory In thlscitr. were
shipped North on the staaoaer 8toat. This
is the first large shipment of these dishes
that has been made. - Gapt. Gray is manu.
factorinjc four sixes of wooden dishes.
Hon. Joaeph J. Davia dosed his
six years labors as representative of the
Fourth Oooaresslooal, at the National Cap-
I ISS oa Friday, aod U back amopgns.
i uv auiia DUiiio. Dare, aooeit sreaucmaa
that he was. That he haa made a good re
presentative of his district and tt'ate. we
dare say. every one can say. Leuitburg
7mm. North Carolina never had a more
faithful or more honest Representative
Sta.
Elizabeth City Carolinian: There
were eight steamers at our wharves yeater-
dav. Theaa. in eonnadlon with tha lrwr-
I motive and oar factory and mills, made
I music 10 me tune ot industrial and com-
mercial progreaa.
Capt Henry Rob-
ff" 'rtntendent of the Dismal Swamp
Canal, is vigorously proaecutlng the im-
r- provemenu on that important connecting
I nrovemente nn that mnnrtint mnnfpl no
a r - - ' " " w wv.hk
"ok between the navigable waters of Vir-
gioia and North Caro Una.
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I sailSDarT WOZCiman: J. BT&VB-
I f O
I STAaa kea IX e 1 b m a am ae mm a 9
,,uuo iiikw umi wo uco i
I Inn . nnk-nnwn IVinf.i1.nl. rla.n In fl-h-
-i
mn rvm.l. If. n R T4.,V....r...H
I the oecsary funds to defray the expense
I ft tKaa mtnnm Ka an KayHntlnn Plrra
i v w vy vj i MWvi aaMWHaa aj
JSligi f"
n.Te jntareatlog account of 'the wolves
ntTe intareatlog account of the wolves
?f Montgomery. Randolph Davidson. Stanly
I ana uoore, wnica wiu do poonsnea in our
mu,J o, "uiuu wm
ext iune
Lenoir Topic:
.
A terrifio hail
,lorm ,na heavleat ever known in this sec-
uvu, ivii ug utiui , uii uiiuiuuci unog
tor 1 mrrrm .nil mmk. Ik. rnnn4in m
Vrt Ume. Uu&Mif wWch oc-
enrred between Ananetus Tutila and Jo,
v-. ...... . ..
I iuw w cui vevi vj uiit incu uu ua
mountain tha first of the week, and there
I e. m. .
nave Deen sevsrat ugntsnowe since.
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Flatter. Rnntln- w eld RaMlit. PH7r
a he has been appropriately called by the
-mm " m www.
House, bas acquired immortal celebrity
duriog this session of th Legislature. This
exceedingly rare aad eloqaent man pos
eaaae In a eminent degree the renin.
ability aad talent neoaeaary to run saoceea-
ruuy the enur world lo deatmcttoa.
These brilliant qualities are only to be ex
ceeded by hU inapproachable and gtacefu
gJU" "d "R
-Greensboro State: On Wednes-
day flerno.,n. 2d InaL. a fatal accident
baoDeoed
-ppeoed to Mr. N. 8. Joboaoo, ooo of
Ooiiford'a most valaable aod enterprising I
ciusn,who livod some twenty miles south'. I
or u.-eensoora in me act or taaing
vmm Ui uimuauwiw. iu luo Ji iiuk I
from tbe carriage of his saw-mill a plank.
i v u. uv v . . . iuu w. uu mm n m 1 1 . m limua, I
r I
jir.J. w i thrown across tbe carriage be- I
"topped one of bis legsws nerly severed j
from the body above the knee. Mr. Jobo-
aoa lingered until Tuesday morniog last,
wbeo death put an end to bis severe suffer
ing. Stateeville Landmark : Some
months ago we took notice c remarka
ble baby in Sbarpeaburg township, lt we
al that time about six months old ; it meas
ured 27 inches around the head, while iu
neck and body were unnaturally small. The
neck wm not support me head and the child
Ilea on a board with a cuahioo on it. Day
aod night it ret on this board, ia carried
Toe CQiId DOW , Jetr oIJ Xl meMure.
about 00 it aod nuraea lis motner irom it
S3 inches around the head and it body i
waetlog awsy is smaller than it was six
month, ago. The chili cno);s7 wlnnk
the swelling of its face aod bead closing up
iu eyes. Il ia th offspring of Dorey Hun-
naycutt. a white woman.
charlotte Observer: The coon
ael for Baxter, convicted of Heonegao's
OoL :t"i&"
lnztoa before the inauguration. He is still
on crulche, on account of an injury to a
leg from a ran during tne winter.
Neither Cabarrus county not the .town of
Concord owes a dollar. The latter baa aev.
ttti hQnared ,Q lne ireMary tor a rainy
dg This affords occaaioo tor re
marking upon a peculiarity which has Dis
tinguished the preeeol General Aaaembly,
aad which fa not calculated to inspire re
spect or confidence. Scarcely a measure
to which there was any opposition ha
paaaed that body, which has not
been followed by a motion to reconsider.
Mr. Henry Slater, who ia a apposed lo
Ln !2 'ta Si 'taSi io1 8 K-
eaoitaJ orix In the laa wuigwt mo
SPir klZlZZt. waa tn this city when
ine lucky numbers were aaopunced though
. . .. rfi.n.iih.a T7 wea I
IDSAHWUHIU t. lmm uuiu-m.... -
teiegrapnea irom iveiciu, uu
. . . n.i.i-k ..4 l.h fknnl
luoaior opooine wubi ui u siu.
Here's something that beats them alL Mr.
ur.ni.m w..ham hu e ranatMr. a eenuine I
L-hon, rooster, that lays egg. Jiorsix
mooms Mr. Washam has oeen nnoiog iaxgo
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rougn-Qeuea eggs lymjr ruuuu j--
He never thought of accusing hla Leghorn
rooster of it, but the other dy he caught
. confined him so a lo havo him within
J0! a mtQ mho WM cooing to
a fefmtm (,he rooster) alone
0f D, M ,n a njB coop by himself aad
oezt m0rolog fouod one of those curious
lajklogegn.
XJHIJE3 CITY.
nacw AUVBatTlsanan ra.
Cbohlt & Morris Oranges.
Jaa a Mukd Fancy gooda
Caution Notice Crew Stella.
P. Ccaonzio & Co Bolted meal.
HxxxaBxaaDRj Heliotrope, water.
J. A. BpRiseaB Horse for . sale.
Muhbon Grandest grand opening.
R. M. McIbtire Seasonable goods.
W. H. Green Indian tonic bitters.
To Fourth Ward Democratic votera
To Second War Democratic voters.
roralxat lilvaaaaiia.
The foreign shipments for the past two
dsys consist of the following: The Norwe
gian bartiue Taffna, for Trieste, Austria, by
Messrs. J.' R. " Blossom & Evans, with 60
cask -spirit turpentine aad 2,735 barrels
rosin; the brig 0. 8. Packard, tor Port-au-Prlec.
Haytt. by Mwrs. E. Kidder &
Boas, with 885.10 faei of lumber aod 41,-
I - aa -a. t. Wafi
Murchison, with 8,800 barreUot rosin.
-P-BWciAtrj.
N. C. WEDNESDAY.
Local DU.
voiv
balea.
Not a single case for the Mayor's
Court yesterday morniD.
There has beenjvery little doing
ia magisterial circles lately.
Two New York steamers, the
W Stream and the EUen 8. lerry. ar
nTa tnu port yesieraay
mere waa a hsib, oi pruperky
for city taxes in front of the Court House
yesterday, Mr. N. Carr officiating as auc
tioneer. There are now only seven pris
oners in the county jail, and three of those
belong to our sister counts of Pender. The
boarders don't come in very fast
Tne work of improving the Odd
renowi L,ooge.on inira Btree auuaea to
-r 1 . . .1 .
a iew aavs airo. nai oeen commenoea.
The improvement is to consist of a general
OTerhallni. of Oj-inlernal arraneementa
overnsuiing ot me internal arrangements.
1 "'' ..u5wuoum.
At the reeular meetine of the
1 rcfciuiai & Vi uo
I TUKt Tnf.ntr. h.M .t thai
Wilmington Light Infantry, held at the
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I aVaT. J - .l.Lt a.MAe.yl F :A. T-,-
Second Lieut. Jap.
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I e a uivi V A1VUU UlAUia -n
I u. Mnnni wee ertnn r I
rst Lieutenant, to
I ti -v , j L . .
mi mo vacancy occaaiooeu oy me promo-
lion of Lieut Col. James.
rltlatW 1 . .
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surgeon r. xi, uaupacne, ot
the U- 8 Army, who has been ordered
the U' 8 Army, who has been ordered
upon temporary duty at lbe Minne aoi-
n tal in this citv. which bas recently bad a
-
morougn overnauiing aou oeeu pui iu
tboronirh cood order, arrived here vesler-
, m0rnloe '
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I t 3 r .1
W a lUne,.IOr
"ho need and desire revaocinaiion. or have
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the south side of Princess, between Front
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and Second streets, who will vaccinate auch
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,
iirrr.auLinuarv uicaauia. uuwctci. i uci a
. nn ,fflilUnni ln ,hft
Tba Haw Tcsapaiaae Ordir.
Miss Frances K Willard, President of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
who bas jo at left us, together with her as
sociates, created a very favorable impres
sion in the community, and no doubt her
efforts resulted in diffusing and calling into
action an influence that will eventuate in
much good.
Her lecture Monday night, at
Tileston Upper Room, surpassed, if pos- I
aible. her former efforts, aod at its close I
k. t mn.n nf lh nli(T nf
. . . . , . I
. . 1 &w.1mamma m. V. n .l.n KAMAma rri a m & I
sumiucuw, -uw um. i
creaj(j to two hundred and thirtyeflve.
The Constitution of the Association was
adopted, but the selection of officers was I
taf tn a fntnra mtwtinff tn hn r.alled hv I
x,.. wt. v,. ,, hta I
- j
ah only and atop ior mat purpose, aue an
n'nnntimM.j t. 1 i in l. J . u u I
' 1 "ll,U Will III! Ill ai 1 1 1 I II II HI. II
the papers- The Union TrerwwtH of course I
The UnionirerwwiHof course I
be a o auxiliary of the National TTn
Chril(ia Temperance Union, of which
j , ,
MUs Willard ia President.
Riee Ada Gray.
The Cincinnati Commercial has this to aay
of Miss Ada Gray, who commences an en-
to-morrow evening :
Last Monday evening we welcomed a
new face, a atranger to our city, an artist
so thorough in her delineation of passion
and we hail her advent with unalloyed
pleasure. Miss Gray is destined to stand in
tbe front rank of her profession. Nature
bas moulded her in her kindest moods. A
fsce full of expression, aod an eye capable
of emitting, at a single glance, the feelings
that atir tbe soul, aod a presence that is
commanding and full of grace, added to a
voice that rises high ln scenes of passion,
withers with acorn, and plecds for pity in
its wealth of tenderness. No voice, unless
we accept the lower register of Mr. Forrest,
contains such a wealth of organ tones,, such
range, such opas, wonderful reserve
in e vocal aenaa. Her thorough and
complete Ponof rteH
miatreee ui uvl - I'iZ-Jm: knM I.. Ini. h m
-wer miUID UUIUf- ew w-
. - . m - M J e
t..utnal .Dd picture ot U
UUI
-m m
Heai.tra.i-.
n.ln- elvn thn tntel reffiatratlOO in I
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lne Tarious waras up to yesieraay cycdibk, i
-lnain- nf th hnoka-
at the dosing of the book
Flrat Ward UDDer Division Archie
AH.rm.n. Uesiatrar: Whites 59. colored
Tntl-fl40
Lower Division E. Scharff, Registrar:
Whites 52, colored 179. Totsl 231.
Second Wsrd J. C. Lumsden, Regis
trar: Whites 168, colored 47. Total 215.
Third Ward W. L. Jacobs, Registrar:
Wbitea 194. colored 65. Total 251
Fourth Ward-James Kendrick, Regis-
trar: Whites 156. colored 70.
mA. I QQst 1
Fifth Ward H. B. On, Jr., Registrar:
Whites 107, colored 286 Total 843.
Tit Flrat r lb triaa.
The first of a series of lectures under the
auspices of the Wilmington Library Asso-
elation will be delivered at the Opera House
in this city on Tuesday evening next, the
Ldinsjby Dr. Eugene Grissom, Super
iatenQent of tbe State Iosane Asyfumi a
eentleman of rare intelligence, extended
K , -,
information and uncommon ability as a
public speaker. He has chosen as his theme
The Prince of Men," and our readers msy
restaantredthatthesubJectwrnbeBandled
in such a manner as to prote exceedingly
entertaining and" Instructive to those who
may be so fortunate aa to hear it
KjOBEevlty af Aatlsaiais.
Mr. A. A. Cromare.'of Cypress Creek,
Cumberlsnd county, informs us that Peter
Caine. of Turnbull Towoahip, lost a horse
last week that bad attained to the age of 56
a rfnf the
Jt1"t " I
above, aged ai yeara.
MARGB 16. 1881.
I ANOTHER VIEW.
t
Tne Farmers aiaal Vlliraaiia Bill.
We hare been requested to publish the
followiog opinion on the Farmers
iv uuwuau
Fishermen's bill, written' by Hon. A.
Merrimoo. As it ia abort and does not ad
mit of condensation we give it entire:
Our opinion Is required in response to
the following stated questions, viz.:
1. Does (he act entitled 'TLu Act for the
Better Protection of Farmers and . Fisher
men," ratified on the 5th day of March, A.
n 1SS1 And tha act nnlitinri "A n A nt Run.
piemental to an Act to Provide for the
Better Protection of Farmers and Fisher
men," ratified the 7th day of March, A. D.
loot, abolish the police and sanitary pow
ers of the city authorities of the city of
Wilmington?
2. Does the fact that thirty days' notice
or tne application to pass said .acts was not
given render them void?
. if the said acts were not read in the
General Assembly on three different days
a "ey tnererore void?
1 XXTa AaMM tKt tkj RvlUii. ...1
1 a,. o wauuvb uuuui aua&j iud uuiitiD buu
sanitary powers of the city authorities of
1 me citv or wuminerlon are nnaneeted hv
said act, except in the respect that the au-
otitin cannot compel farmers and fish-
ermen t0 tQe tWoga specified in the acts
I rmmn in n ,1.:
mentioned at particular places. They may
make all reaaonabla reiletion in rSnt
a w a uibu .- ocii aun kuiuxa fliacuiucu
... . . -T" . .
u nvi uiiu uuwi GuoiHwut wa
I K a U T..M 1 eS .1 -
me rignts pi me zarmer ana jisberman to
tixja iikuu u l inn larnier aariti imnHrmitn in
sell from their vehicles on the streets and
- M . A a rwa .. . . a A
OUCJTB Ui IUB WJ. 1UU IB UUaDllCOk IrOul
thfl terms.) snirit and nnrnoaa of tha er.t.
I The plain purpose of the acts is to prevent
clea be ffee OQ lbe glreeu and f the
j city, subject, nevertheless, to the reasona-
j city, subject, nevertheless, to the reasons.
7n-- ' tha
I j " -- --tj
iuiiii i iiiifhi nninnnnnan anaar. lr maiv
i wen De questioned whether these acts are
private laws in the sense of aectioa 12 of
Artic,e 3 of tho 9OD8tilatioD- "e
i ifiuuamj iuvu pumic jaws. xui ii iuey are
I nr atAlan . ih. onA.tSn n A.
piicn "to pasT tnem is one f7r the Legis-
lalur. and Don.whicn thfl nri cannot
I ma ucuibio iucui tuiu. ins court man
take it the presumption is that the acts
I
were auiy passea, ana itcouia nm-ii9tZm.EJT.JP
I K.. ..1 - I J: :
f'u""J v "-"! "j uujuuuu ui yaiuco
iuKMieu,.,ui nuucewa not Kiveo. oee
interested, that notice was not given. 8ee
Galling vs. Town of Tarboro, 78 N. C. R.
119.
S. As to the third question propounded
to as above, we are of the opinion that the
acts mentioned do not allow "cities or I
towns," and particularly the city of Wil
mington, to raise money on the credit of. or
pledge the iaitb or, or impose any tax noon
the people of the city of Wilmington, other
wise man as provided by law at the time of
tbe passage ot the acts under consideration.
These acts do not exempt farmers and fish
ermen from taxes properly laid; they do not
ImnAOn taTOOlhAV laava triA tea a tra eaaneel
'VSTSih:
of tbe city, and raising money on its faith I
ana creait bb at ana next oeiore me lime
they were passed.
Tint if t h A mnta Imnnaa lra Xr.i f.o than I
- - wuw, .mvw I
, . . . . . . . - I
piainiy ao not), men tne presumption is mat I
semoiy. I
On reading the acts mentioned, we can
no. -e. .h.t thv. in en- ,,. h-.-- I
come in conflict
the Slate.
t- - " wi ww ww y aaaiaaje twit
Dfiict with the Constitution of
. Merrimon, Fuller & Fuller.
Kaleigh, H. C, March 14, 1881.
n.n. marAA.n,A .......
..ar U.IICIimi
.The following
.T"6 following will show the atate of
J the thermometer, at the stations named, at
Kno P. MJ yesterday, Washington mean
,imf, .nA .t.?, .w. ... . i
, amount or rainzaii in
James W. Watson, Signal Officer a
.ocne. lorne twenty low.-fttw ending of tbam.wk.th. office, but both m&.
daily at S P- M., except Tuesday, when it j JP1 1 Bif n-mnd wia-ae2oCRAT8.
is 48 hours, as furnished -by Sergeant I .rZL
Station:.
Tem. R. F.
Atlanta.... 47 .83
Augusta 62 .00
Clarleston 59 .00
Charlotte. ...... 65 .00
Corsicana 67 .00
Galveston.. 64 .01
Havana..... 85 .00
Indianola.. 67 .00
Jacksonville 62 .07
Key West: 80 .00
Montgomery..... 65 .02
NewOrleaos..... 64 .84
PuntaRassa . 80 .00
Savannah,: 55 . .00
Wilmington...... 55 .00
Cedar Keys 68 .21
Pjensacola . 64 .64
Weather.
Ltrain
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Clear
Th'tng
Lt rain
Fair
Ltrain
-Cloudy I
Fair
Lt rain
Cloudy
Far
Cloudy
The following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day: , , -
.ik. f A
lmt iadV, higher temperature, and
niAn1- mH i-a-i oim
lower barometer in the northern part.
I.ISX ur x.ss rxsias.
. . ,
Kemainmg in me vivy rost . wmce,
Mnh R nnWleimArl -
I
. .... - ' . . . ' . -r- . I
a. umaun Alien, u r Aiaxanaer, itoDt i
Aaains, iaviaunes., .. .
B Williams Buck, Bryant Barlow, D E
l.r. ' n.ir... t nRJ Hiit.
Brown. Katie Brown. Lucinder Baker miss
Mollie Brower.
C W M Craft, miss Sophie Carter, miss
Lassie Casteen.
D Miss Sarah A Daniel, Wm Davis, W
H Dilworth. W E! Duffln.'
T? T T Fflnwer. Hetherinfi A .Freeman.
G Andrew Gillespie, Sophia Ouill, miss
axouie uroouww.
. H Nat j Hill, L Hudson. Dr Headen
.VS
BUU. at-iiaa. J-USlaj MVJ wi. s-iajuoaaaaeu,
Liaaie Howard. Terzil Hill.
J Nathan Joiner, Oliver Johnson, W A
Jenkens,' Edward Jones, Geo A Johnson.
K Eliza Jane Kelly. Neal Kelly.
L Samuel Liviostoo, M L Legwin .
M Peter Murphey, Jim McDooaM, Thos
Edward Moore, A Moore, Abram atoseiy,
E N Merce- w'm Miller. Jas W Miservey,
sreh Montford, Ella Mason,' miss Fannie
Mow, Hannah Murray. Polly Mack..
P-ket.
K flandy Rebeson, George Richardson,
Ruffln Renfrow, Mary Ray.
sWes ey Bkipper. John Stokes, Maro
sjJiJl'
E qv Luclodef Spiver, Annie Stubbs.
T James Tootey.
-Aon;T
E,. H orTigo,,;
persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "adrertifled." II not
called for within thirty days they will be Sent
to the Dead Letter Ufflce; - .
f ,ISd.1LBbot,P.M.
Wilmington, New Hancrrer Co., . u.
wai naiAm v-mataVOalte aad
3
DroeDeroua WeeKiy MWPn-T. woataw ib a.iwr?
town ' on . the line of a oromihent
Railroad. t oaaisa-l .TSto-earaw
terma-and partfenjars apply w p)p tinas
paper.
" 1 ' n i i-i , -
WHOLE NO. 4.237
Tat Lanneb.
The new oyster sharpie built for Cpt.
A. Thomas for use in the Chesapeake Bay,
and e oar "as sacceesrally
uiw ,m -
S. J uuiniuK.i,uCoriaieiiea
tt mcr jLiwma: one is a aiauncn crait. ana
will stand about as many hard knocks as
any schooner of her size ever put together
in this country, jadging from ber' appear
ance. KIVBB AN sT RXAttlNE.
The Oustaf Adolph, Olssco, sailed
from Goole for,this port on the 1st iost
Nine vessels were reported off the
Bar yesterday afteraooo, of which four
were square-riggers, two three-masters and
three fore-and-afters; ail bound for this
port.
At a recent concert, it was the subject of
remark that in what fine "voice" the
I fliriMrs avopo . :n j ui. a
1 "svj ww vi w B iu uuuiuicuuiiiaT ilia arooii
judgment, the leader will pardon us for
I wniSDerioc mat be alweva rpnnmmnnHi
Dr. Bull's Congo 8yrup for clearing aod
strengthening the voice. f
I m m m
I H1TWI! wsnra n.. m. . ,
,M;,.--.
I : w""""i owy VU1V lUf IKttV. UI1
a AamAaaa a .j i m .
ioaanessaad kidney comDiatota. Thoee
them say tbey cantot be too highly recommended.
Those afflicted should give them a fair trial, and
rui monao lUBTBoy eouoBiaeuc in tne praise or
their curative qnalitiea Portland Argaa.
A BOHANOJS OF THE CBESCENT CITT. In
xiew urieana on a warm day early in February, a
j Ifeleaac Kern etrolled into an odceof the Lool.
caiyeaa half of ticket No. 98,686, pat It lo hie
pocket and quietly awaited the drawing, and to hla
Joyful surprise, like Abou Ben Adhem, hla Ucket
lea all the rest, and he obtained ik nn.iir h h.n
$E?ZlJ Sti!57?.ft
who hav wrttteto m. laphto. i!oTm9 Broad-
i r f w aame person at new
I Orlean. La., may anticloatO a Dleaaent inrnrlw
M OTOTOa , rf
2S5! 1. ?5?""?a . 1 1 MOTffBHS 1 1 1-
jwm uumu wu mv ujKiu auu uiukhi nr vmi r r...
hum Buaenng ana crying wirn the excru
ain of cattine teeth f if ti. trn st nnna
i bottle of MRa. WLH8UW'8 boOTHINQ
It will relieve the nnnr im.ln anffomv
I meaiaieij aepead upon It: there 1 no miMir
I boat lt Thereisnot a mo-heron earth who ha
I AVA nart If evhA will ,- iS A it
I -X&TTT ana Kivo ice I IAJ UIO mOLQ
er, aaareuer aad health to the child, operating like
I --b piecuy aar w ,as u an casea, aad
Hi fcTVi T Ti.T , ""Fnipuua oi one
fi J?f tV a2db"t,emaie Physicians and noises
In the United Htate.
a battle.
bold everywhere. 25 cents
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Card.
rELS NOMINATION OF
OWEN FENNBLL, Jr.,
aud
CHARLES H. ROBINSON.
as candidates for Aldermen In the Fourth Ward,
will represent all aide and factions, and result in
e hirmnnlnn. .?fno4.n.
w.w. wijanunput vi L.blUK OlACrencea.
- w.mvuw..
vivrawm-Pmnfi
Jnhl6 it
TJeiina Cl-. j tit j
at w m am ar ar at erai arw arm - av er i a
wouuuu VYttAU.
JT HAS BEEN ASCERTAINED BY ACTUAL
eonnt of the Democratic voter of this Ward that
the strongest candidates for Aldermen are
Cor.. ROGER MOO KB,
and
RUDOLPH F. EYDEN.
Ail true Democrat will support them. Neither
Fourth Ward.
T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF A
large number of their Democratic friend, Messrs.
D. G. WORTH,
and
SAM'L NORTHROP
have consented to allow their name to be present-
au e-w .V a . . ' Tfe. 2. If . s 1
ofAldCe"fmTh
Democrat who dedra a strong represent atloa for
the Fourth Ward In the City Government, will
admit that this ticket combine all the element of
strength.
mh 10 lt
Notice.
The members of the HIBER
NIAN BWiaVOJJSKT 80CI-
aTt V
Will meet a flamianla I
Ball, at 9 o'clock. A .If . nn the I '
. 1 jA.VXmr)
&BSmWttBnivnt Roddick
St. Thomaa'a Ohurch. JAS . REILLT,
mh 15 St
Marshall.
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ABB HEREBY
cautioned and forewarned from credit-
JR..
if lifair-t uut or uaruxiruiK ui
Ins or harboring any of the Crew of
r,QPthe Brre "wpki.i.a captain Kob-
ingwillbe paid by Master or
B. &. BARKKR As CO.,
Consignes.
mh 16 3t
Horses for Sale.
T HAVE SEVERAL HORSES AND ONE MULE
for sale very low. They ar fine large animals, and
cn be had at a bargain from spBWOBB
mhlSSt
At Coal Yard.
Oranges ! Oranges !
C WKET HAVANA ORANGES,
SUPERIOR FRUIT,"
For sale at our Sales Room.
CRONLT A MORRIS ,
mhlfilt Auctioneers;
Tbe Grandest Grasd Opening.
EMAES A SPECIALTY OF THE FINEST
Imported Cloth,- Casstmeres and Worateda,
and have now oa our tablea a complete line of
Clay Diagonala. W Scotch oca Suitings,
London "b olUags,
Baunocbun c
MUNSON.
mhl tt
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Fancy G-oods.
FULL LINE OF FANCY GOODS AND TOT-
let Articles, Cologne. Extract. Soaps, Braahaa,
Ave, For pal by
JAMES C. MUNDS.
Draigrlet,
mhlStf 86 N. Front St.
"Best Bolted Heal
TN THE CTPT,"
GRINDING DAILT.
' PBESTONCJTJMMINO CO..
: . , , -. . . - Millers and Grain and
, TnhiStf " Peanut Dealers.
Si
t B&TES OF ADTBUTIIIRO.
One feaare om nay,..;. $1
two daya,.,, . ..... .i 4 TS
., thMiiin : as
. foaxdara,. ........ . ?
Sv daja,.. M
;; Onawaak,; 4 08
" ' ThiaawMka, M
. " On month, 10 00
" Two month,. , . ...17 0
" Ttm saontha M OS
Slxmontaa...... 40 00
. " Oaaraar, eo 0
larContratt Advrnaamata take at proaor
tioaataly low rata.
Tan Unas wild Nonpareil trp soak oa aqaar.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seasonable Goods.
AT ANY NKW THINGS JUST EIOtlVaH) IN
1U
DKKSS O0ODS. AN0 TBIMMISOS.
HOUSB FtTHNISaiNQ GOODS.
LA.CB CURTAINS In treat varirty. W ara
prepared to aend tamal to aar frtaada la tba
coaotrr and to answer promptly aov letter oa
the sabjact.
CABPKTB,
I Kw ud Frettr. Jaat ia. and th prices are lower
tTKAW MATTINGS,
Ia White and Fancy. Write for price. Ae.
We meaa baalaeaa." and oar stock U la d
shape.
Beapeetrnlly
E. H. HcINTIRE.
mh 16 tf
Heliotrope Water.
IViSSSSnliSSli
htekiy SnSd thM f?wW!Sraiu
del fitful permme anon the fajuidkercaief for na
dj day.
For sal at
JIXINSBKKOKB'S.
Second Hand Piano '
A 8I(XNO HAND PIANO, IN PXRPICT OH-
XI.
uer, win D aeid rer Beyeaty-FlT Dollar. Here
la a bargain for any one wiihlng a cheap aad good
Piano. For aale at
HKINHBtRGBITB
mh 16 tf Lily Book 8 tor.
Try
Mrs. Jm Person's Indian Tonic Bitters.
CURES SCROFULA. HHEUMATIBaf, HEART
1'iaeate, laroulc Bilioua Oollc, aad all klbd of
Bruption and tihin DUcaae artaing from Imparity
cf the blood Aa an Alteratiye Toe la end farlfl.r
of the Blood It ha proyen ltaelf unequalled.
SEE GOV. HOLDEN'8 OPINION.
ItAXXiaa. N a. Dec Sd. 1890.
I take plea ore In atatlng that a member ot my
family haa eted afra Joe Fereon'e Indian Tonic
with good reaulta 1 belieye her remedy exceileat
for the parposea for which lt ia Intend d.
W. W. HOLD EN.
SEE JUDGE STRONG'S OPINION.
Bauxaa N, C, Dec. Irt, 1830.
Mrs. Joe Person : Medam Some month uo i
I waa in Daa neaiin, aunenng irom eeoiuty, laaig
I tionand loaa of appetite, when friend Induced
waa in bad health, auSertng from debility, ladigea-
mvh wati jvdb vi eviikv. aacas a i iuu laiUUtePU mej
to try your Bli tera a a Tonic. I did ao with the moet
nappy reaulta. l talc great pleasure u reeommen
alii U a a yalnable and tfflclant yegeUble Tonic.
very reapectf ally, UEO. V. TxO Q
Prepared by Mra Joe Person. Frankllnton. N
For sale
oy
WM. H. GKKBN. 1 roKgisU
mh 10 ly
nac MUmlngten.M O.
Dry Goods Plums
Brown ft Roddick
45 Market St.
We are efterlng a few
-a a m r- m ai i i a w m a a eaep ta a
lilSUllJJC.ll iiaKliilll, tt I
THIS WEEK,
WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO BE APPRECIATED.
DRESS GOODS.
Ory DeBerge, 10 cents, worth 1A
HOSE.
1T0 dcaen Ladlea' and Chlldron's Hose, 10 cents.
worth MX cents.
78 doaaa Ladles1 6ut Blaei, la Bleached aad Un
bleached, 85 cents, worth 70 ceaU.
LINEN TOWELS.
a-lneh Hack Towels (ALL LINEN), ISo, worth tea.
TABLE & STAND COVERS.
All Wool, BUk Embroidered Cover, ha abov. A
decided Bargain. Worth at least ft per seat, mor
than we ar offering them. 1
CORSETS.
A NEW line of th abov Juat received. 40 cent
45 market Street.
mh 18 tf
TBLBPHONE- VUS
1 US WHKN TOU WANT A
Hone and Burner, or an A 1 Lady's or Gentle
man's Saddle Bora.
Special a'tentton paid to Horae boarded with aa.
JAMES W. BO UTn SRI. AND CO..
mn 10 tf Oppoalt tha Thaatra.
La 3a la:
NEXT DRAWINO OF -THE
aLoalslana fftate Lottery
TAKES PLACE APRIL It. CAPITAL PRIZE
$80,000. Whole ticket, t 00; Hair, $1 00.
Addree Lock Box m,
mh 9 tf - Wilmington, N. C
Buggies, Harness, tic.
THE LARGEST AND BEST SXXICTETJ
Stock of Buggies, Phaeton. Cert, Dray, Bad
dies, Haraee. Collars, Hamee, Brtdlee.Wbip. Ave.,
ever offered oka be seen aad beerht et-loweei
price from OaaHARDT Oa,
45 N. Front Mk WUmlaKtoa, M O.
p. s Particular attention given to uepauin aad
Pamuag. tiahll.
Full Stock.
T7RE8H . GOODS, LOW. PRICES. ;j EVERT
nffert made la auontr tha demands' in
offlea aad Fancy atattoBery. School. Blank and
Miacellaafloa Book. Fancy ; . article, nctere
Frame m atock and mad to order. . Organ oa
the Installment Plaa, at :- ' i
mh IS if YATES BOOK STORE.
Baby Carriages; 5 :
JATEST 8TTLE8JN OSKAT YABZRT.nrtT
nerftaiL Faraltar of all klnda.r Bedddrtia' of
vary dee crlptwa W can suit yast la quail Vy al
ood and PRlCBB. ' .
a. . . .wll.ll a,
mhlStf