North Carolina Newspapers

The! W'eekh! StarT A MARCHING SONG. r J Last V. 'Browning'' olam. : V - ' .' r - ' and. singers fife, trump, then! drum, sound J "PhvtnJ the man of men l" fc tV fceads. your proudest! out, throats, vour loudest Strafford from tho block,. Eliot from the den. ' 1 ! a... r.innria shout "PaTm. hnr nitl-roaa I" Wr.il. the foes ho quelled ball the friends " ' a.. h-M I J I i - lie miut j "Tavistock's Fym!' handi that ply the Ilcatts prompt heads, Teach babes unborn that where and when ' Tvrants. I he braved them patriots, he nved them Wc strainster's Pyn. For the Star. TIIf- WILMINGTON FLORA." JHiu liDiTOE: It is a source of jrfatifeation to the members of the jritclnll Society to find in the Stab of the; lGtfe-an editorial dearly a col umn in lengm aevoiea tjo t$e Jour- nal 01 me couiuiy ior xoo; jusji pub 1Mic4 "The VVilm ngtofa Flora" oo parties byjar me mosipr brainent and imroruni position mine Uournal and in your t'diterial otioe, and is also itbe Journal of niosintereRt to your r nronuTierice of WilmiDe baders. The .on had be- como widely known mainly on ao- conr.t ot .the many rare abdi mterest- ir,2 i Lints growing m Her vicinity; but bur rjcpution is jdae In no email moa.-uro to the labors of botanists who -havi lived theri DiOurtis, Dr. G. R MtRce, Sr., ind DrJ Thomas V. Wood Dr, Curtis came to Wij Smin?ton in October, n 80. lie left Ikta in; 1833 orcarly-in 1834, arid at about this time DUblished a list of the plants he had fbund-gro.Vidg in the vicinity. 1 ' TLi. list included) over a thousand cn ciis (1.0311 and fnr thfa firot I - v-, . n -T t; " gay,, botanists a correct fcofion as to tint rinlidadJ rkf tha WtlmintA. 1 ' I miv vuu r uiuu"wu uuia. I To IImI and identify dill of these '!...;.. La oit o i.A J: I jjiauir in .i v u ok biiuD nAoa uruui rriniir u.ilK nn.thfl nart tn lir 1 1t.fj i j fciw lj n vuiwoj and ini accomplishing itj Be gave evi dent ot. tnat capacity foi continuous and accurate scientific work which charactthseu the remain ipg1 years of bis In e. i lie publication of this list of t'lants which did io much to briti! Wilmington iit botanical promir.ejice, at the jsarrie time eervetl the pjiirposo, of introducihgj Dr. Uur- iin ivi nip icuuw uuiauisif. XJT. iuc iveo, muo was a co-worker with Dr. Curtis duriDff tne iattor'8 stay in to Wi'uiino'ton and who cjontinued cultivate the study of botany for somei years thereafter, did much to wards keeping up an interest in the subject.! Subsequent to Dr. Curtis's depaj-ture he added 34 jnfew plants to mo list. . Of; late years botanists desiring in formation concerning the plants of the Wilmington region, ind in large mea-jurej or the enure atate, have turned to Dr. Wood. Of his devo tion,' Ins enthusiasm and uniform i . i . i . T KiiKiness in tnis connection, l need not undertake to inform such readers -r.i' tri ..1 oi ine otak as nave tanen any in terest in these matters. One of the results of his work is tho 'Wilming ton Flora," referred to above. This catalogue of plants is based upon that puDushea by l)r. Uurtis in 1834. It includes the 34 species lof plants aaaea Dy ur. . mcitee and About 187 species and varieties added) by Dr. Wood, and Mr. McCarthy, few of which were discovered 17 MaJ- loung. in addition il contains a large amount of interesting informa- tion"coiccrmng the localities where the rare plants occur, the dates of fliwi ring, and colors of tho lfldwers. The total number of species and varjeut-8 ot flowering plants growing around Wilmington is now given at 1,218, bf which 1,046 areeuppbsed to oe nntive to the region Tbe preparation of .this valuable catalogue hasTequired an amount of cmful and patient work which no one .av' a botanist can estimate! The auth'.fs li'ave done their work well. itie publication of The -Flora" will a'bl k ill more to Wilmington's repu- latioii abroad, and what is of lequal, if not trreater imnortannp. it innoned that jit may etimulate the study of couny at home. ' 1 J. A. Holmes. University of . North Carolina. 4 MOST IMPORTANT. RILL. Raleigh Chronicle. Our present, law provides that a man biiall pay taxes on his solvent credit but that' he shall deduct from such credits his debts. This is proper; Jbnt the eame law -provides that he ;Sball pay taxes on the value of his Hand and makes no provision for de- Hnil in . r .1 1 i a- a jv-huj; irom me vaiue or ma land the amount of his indebtedness!. For wmple: A has notes 'to the: value y 1,000, hut he owes $500he pays tax on 500. U owns a farm valued1, at $l,poo. He owes 1500; btt still Jle has to pay laxes on the $1,000. fhiiH while I is worth no morehan A he has to pay twice as much tax. J0 make the illustration more striking 1ft it be slated thus: A holds a mort gage on B's land for $1,000; but A owes C 500, and therefore only pays taxes on 500. JJ's farm is jworth l.ooo, bnt he owes A $1,000, and is, therefore, worth nothing, still) be is 'cqaired to pay tax on $1,000. '' - : liiisHVStem of taxation nrnneprla. suppose, upon the Bible doctrine;: i rom him that hath n'ot! shall be la ?en away even which he' hath." It lSllnniot n-J x i.- -ii -j-cii, auu ib uoi making an men Pav to the support of the govern ment in proportion to their ability. We are glad to see that Repre sentative R. P. Felton, of. Tyrrell, "as been giving his attention to this subject, and has introduced a bill that w"l obviate this great injustice. reaier Thin the Greatest. Hickory Press. -nf x. :ov rogden is now a member t. th? State House of Representa tives from Wayne county. The Wil-' minSto,STAE of February 9 called Jjr. Brogden dull and stupid. I This fj irogden resents, and on Februa J at the night session, he arose J a question of personal privilege; "e repelled the accusations of . stu pimty by declaring that he had been' Public life ionger than any ltlT m.an in tQe State, and had tw i abu8eJ a truBt- Ho claimed "fr bo was Comptroller for ten iw ' an.d a11 the finnce committees ?i ? itliat time had endorsed him. th-r! 1,lhe h,h38t office within blpj ? ?f ,the peoP1 and had often ernl ?, lhat made l hat Govi mr ""State ever had" The speech: is said ti ha j .-; r t i?bS: "? ?eU U ?8 specially ."-a : AHOU', 2f.l Til . TtTlllAK man. u n'l wii,iieyer ""t V"am, Morehead, Vance, r Jarris, or.anyVotbe Governor or !-wyernorufiat we have heard of. Vt, '- jN. Y.Commercial and Finanoiai Chronicle mof.v ' Feb. 18,-The move: me Bouth to-niffhti T !. xV OT ine week end ing this evening (Feb. 1 18) , the. total w ua,0 roaunea 80,&2 bales. luoi" ' oaies last wek; 130, bes the previous week, and 132.531 Tialoa fV u. i . , 1nw V A 4 & -1 , Bent.. 1886. 4flft1 - : i ,443,980 bales for the same period of ouwwing aa .increase since oepc. v, 188B, of 237,241 .bales. exPorte for the week: ending - , aca a total of 101,878 bales, of wliifli 'rn ana a- Britain, 7,945 to France and 23.294 A 11 i a m . : or tne Uontinent. i . - -t - . "vco, .i wuivu - were quite peaceful early in the week.acain moan m A ,. 1 . AJUIUI1MHII m. k . a L. r.MU1UCTi wariiKe aspect; and the situation camfl in ha- ni . " .vatuvu DO 1U" Volvinff ' bo many uncertainties that ruat " ciaeses or operators became very cautions. Tn.fla.wt Kara early advance J of 45 points oo the ouuueu receipiB at interior towns and the rather. Hettoi- Liverpool, but the "demand fell off uu IUO all VallC 6 , wAA - TlAf. Bnatainat Cotton OD the fl not waa nniaf an1 uuaugeu, ana me Close is nearly nom inal at for midrilinn nnlanJ. Total sales for. forward delivery iui iub wees are zo7,7UU Dales. An End to Bone Scraninc. Edward Shpnhi-1 tj-:i 111 HHVN 1 1 M V I n IT KUIdlinul r. n I. T 1 . to vox. cu. DU WUliU my duty to let suffering humanity J"y J0" ' lee for eierht ' - " v acia a x uxiiiiu&r mire fill Id ine I wonlH Via-ca frt haiTA mvmiv 1MP V W UilO "v,j,Cu , lc& niupuiaiea. i used, instead. thrAAhitt.1a nf Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Ar- fc3 1 3 . . , ouive, BUU1UT 16k 13 now SOIIHu an4 weU." Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a-bottle, ami Tinntlon'a at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica salve at 25 cents a box. by W Jul. jrreeii a vO tFASHINGTOX'S BIRTH I) A IT Celebrated In IQTany Places wltb Pa rades and Otber Observances. I .( , w. a vr. iww. ivuaj was general lv ohssrvorl on a VnlH.r aii tne executive departments and many busi- , j - .w. m .1.J1 ucoa liuusen were ciosea. lioui nouses or UOnffrese. however r a ' -. -w- ..w.w ... wvuui uuu several street parades took place durins; the uay. ine nrst was composed or veterans of the old volunteer fire departments of this CUV ana liailimore. Who snhaeminnHv ntr. ticipated in a celebration .in Alexandria. ine JMatlOnal Kitlpn WBhmrt.nn T.irrht Tt fantry Corps, Capital City Quards. and the TT. U On, 1 . .i i i i . iuoirauuuu. luxury asuiugiou uonunen tals , made pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon, K A n 1 n. -. nib.. TXr . n . eluding addresses br Ren. Herman, nf Or egon, ana omers. Tne Ulaest Inhabitants Association also celebrated the dav in an oia iasnionea way. k 1 Bai.ttmotiii. Mn ' JVhmara oo npKo currence of the anniversary of the birth of ft ITT . 1 vreorge r asujngion is more generally ot eerved toiay than for years past All the' banks and business exchanges are closed, aa well and the courts. State and- PrrlAral - im tint In session. Flags are displayed throughout ine cny ana ine tnrongs ot people on tne Streets are very large. Many of thte stores are nnfln., hut tin hnslnoaa Sa rlina . ih. muu pie seeming to have given themselves up to uu cujuyuieci ui ine occasion, ine aay nas oeen pleasant. PniT.XTICTPTTTA Wohriiarir 00 Thn nn niversary of the birth of Washington is be in IT annrnnriAtlv nhurvoff A il h..i,a bank in ir houses. nmmpr(ial otnob- ttnH no- uuiuuui cituaugeo anu omer puuiic in- auiutions are ciosea, as well as nearly all ine DU8inesa noiiF.es. rnprp worn mi itnrir parades in the morning, and the city is THE BAFTIST VIEW. Raleigh Recorder. No loval citizen of thn Staf a tsiahoa i j to Bne the ITniveraltv deut.roTO ' : All are wuung lor it to be properly fos-j terea and sunnorted. nrovided it m conducted, honestly and honorably, jtoat ine uses made 01 tne. county student law are fraudulent and there fore demoralizing to the vonnc men ot ine otate, is beyond dispute, if every county in the State sent a young man to the University who needed the assistance provided by tbe law and who had i taken the bath prescribed in the Code there would ; then be lees ground tor ODDOSition to tha countv stn- as j dent law: but when onlva fnw noun. ties send a student and some of these men are abundantly able to Day tui tion, then : we unhesitatingly pro nounce ine wnoie matter a fraud upon the people and a reproach to the State. We deplore the demoral- tzing influences ot such practices at the leading seat of learning in our State., i-, ' I The county student law! should be a -t t . i. repeated, t I I- ' j We wish to see the tTniversity sus tained and we wisn to see ; it with a large number of students, but I we cannot wish to see it prosper at - the exnense of honor or bv metliodn' f.al. cufated to sap the foundation of all sense ot nonor and iair dealing. A PRESBYTERIAN VIEW. N. C. Presbyterian . VV haw A nor. Aacrnaai tha mnuo. ment made bv friends of the'TTniver. sity of North Carolina for the secur ing of aid in its behalf from our Legislature; but we give place in this, issue to some articles published in t.h interest nf f.h TTnivnrsit.ir. ! Wn do so willingly, ine editor, as a North Carolinian, to tbe manner- born, desires that the University shall be maintained and - fostered; desires that its power for good shall be largely increased. ' f j Still we do not hut our eyes to the fact that the Legislature should not aid or protect tne universi ty in a. wv that, will innra t.n the detriment of vested interests of other schools of learning. It l be hooves our law-makera to do all that is possible without infringing upon what is ; due to others, ine tree Bcholarshib system is one exceedingly liable to abuse. " The friends and supporters of the denominational Anllorroa nf tho' Stato nnnlit. not in simple justice be taxed to enable any arn1 nalitnliAVa 4-r nnAAto fViOA q Kid 11101 lUOVlVUVlVU UvOvV VUWDO V V tn tiav for their own tuition. j The University has claims upon us as a North Carolinian we have never disowned them but our own denom inational college nas claims upon us both as a North Carolinian and a Presbyterian. . , t ; l r I Indorsed by all Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 25cenU. ". .. ' : . : ' ' .. . "Beauty soon grows familiar to the lover. But a bottle of Salvation Oil will look well . MS lit. t... Va . as long as people inner vim uraunuic, rheumatism and neuralgia. - .t Srj TE L EOISLA TUBE. The Penliemlnrv Riiia nn.ii 1 Application for Convict Labor bv nouro companies. Special Star Report. s' BOUSE. - pwson onerea the opening prayer. Askinc the rai as to whAtfcpi tViA am koa move tne political disabiliUei of certain Citizens. '"'- i 1 To allow the penitentiary authorities to draw nil tha nnnmnri.M. . U A nat institution. This resolution was adopt- w, uuuw a suspeD8ion or tne rules, it being represented that the penitentiary was out of ruTBODucnoH of bills. XO , amend thn law nlotiTa a 1iill nets. i , TO allow Tiara rnnnt. t Ut, . .r,.ni.t . - I . "VHWIJ W Wf J a BVVltCA To inCOrDOrate Rilvfl- , C.t.v . nhnthani county. , , , . ' . , i' To r.nnntmpt n . r11rO!j MAfl I . A In 1 rl nil - w u vuuiii. i uau tu vntuivcu vr Liexanaer counties. ';. -i - t I TVk TAirnlata tViA -J . i J .. - --e"M, . iuu - buiicuuuu ui ! utAca 1U iaurireesboro. ' . - . ! I ift regulate ferries on the " Roanoke river. . ! . . . To tmnnil tho -h.rio. . fl...ik At r vl UO ILnUiU All lanuc cs JMorth western Railway. ), To prevent the sale of convict-made gooas. -1 . i lo provide free trade in Goldsboro. (By uruguon.J I I- : ) I ! THE CALENDAB I The following hilln nnra talron .in sn1 "Vl UL auu passed final read in a-s i . To anthnri.p tho PKnifmii... in en w .uo iuny ui junuiBui, x'j;i4lug uaui tuuu.y. to graae a railway, i 1' To Drovidn i fnr tho )uiiwMiiiiiini.Af . . ltUKHUi;U VI iuB owflera in wayne county, i . i o lacorporaie me uurnam cs southern 1UIUU1U VAIL ... . .' ! TO lnoornor.ro tho T7!aQt nomUna T?,ii wav&Landnn i To inenmoratn lh! ShoVho niol wi vi nuueij Auiruiiu. i ....... i I lO lnnomnriltn thn tmsna rt CmannAn Ville. Alftmnnpo nonntv' T.lKortTT county; Victoria, Buncombe county; Red Springs. Robeson countv: Silverhom Wil son county;: Pactolus.j Pitt county ; Whit iicr, owuu county. - , To amend the chatter of the 'South At- lantiC& INoith western Kiiilroafl - I lo amend and consolidate .the acta in-t corporaimg Morehead City. i o coarier i!iiizaJetn Uity. io auiQonze Murirccatioro tnwnRhin Hertford COUntV. to i-isnn hnnila in inid nf a - aaw w W W UV M aV V railwav. i h .- I -? - ',- 1 To authorize f rah am nnnntv tA Iafdo , . r r t J -T -j - epfrciai lax. ! , '1 o amend the charter of Hickory. TO allow ertlintijaa tn enhairih. 1 tha vww..v w awu.a.w va. U0 capital stock of the Carolina Central Rail- IT. ' . i To extend the Durham Rlma WJmr - I : 1 1 t -1 . i o aiaruBvine liauroaa. j - To mcornorate the n Rantiot stn ueuia aiu i! una. - f A a f .T na . . The fallowing naaned sonnnil roa.liniv To incorporate the Murfreesboro liail- To amend tho law in rsmril tn tho enn x no incorporasc me mnston en oaqv mil To settle : the indebtedness of Madison county. . . f I . 4.. . To incorporate the Central & Northwest T1 l a em rvaiiroaa mo. - THE SOUTH ATLANTIC NORTBTWESTSRN" I BATT.TtOAn The House took nn the hill tn nllnw the South Atlantic & North western snri the Central, and Northwestern Rs.Iwacb 150 convict to be paid fori at the rate of $125 j a year for each. (Convicts . - w- W noi omerwise appropriated). There was some debate. Thomas of fered an amendment, e-ronntlno- tho 9.9S convict3 allowed the 8tate Board of Edu cation. 1 i Rlltton ofFprpd An amaniimanr Dvianfi'nit .. .r y-v.-,..a.6 me sou convicts allowed tbe Cape ear and "a r Ji ' ar.ii a. t. ikuuq aiivri.lt. : Leazar said i that the hill Wid Tint ininr fere with either of tbe others named. The convicts were ! to be taken from anv con victs not heretofore amnmnriatod Tho bill Could not. ! therefore, interfere with nnv outer, mere was no ciao-traD in tbis bill. It is a fair and animre nrnnnaitinn - Thorn , - i .wv a..v COUlO not hA' ft! fAII-er Rnnda na obt. aarifl be deposited, in the treasury to guarantee ma payment ot me amount aue lor con victs each three months. This great en- icrDrise must oe rostereii. He hnrio it nd speea. - ( Jiennett said it was a most meritorious bill. He called the previous question. On Sutton's amendment he called the ayes and noes, x ne amendment was lost. Thomas withdrew hi a amendment Horner offered an amendment nrnvidiniv that convicts be granted only when honest laoor cannot oe secured at tne same price un Lnifl r-inrner eal len tho avaa oaarf nnoa . v . .vx. wu w J WW uuv. uva.o ine result WaS as follows: Avea Ad noea 24, (no quorum,) so the amendment was lost ana uorner s political scheme failed. (In the eznlanatinn nf vnte FTi-ilt said that aa rnnviela mnat either ha bant in tha penitentary at great cost to the State or else w fjutj uu autu UUUUU WUIK ur VUIKD OI imnroverhent aa thia thaw must altaaaa S - HUV, M.VJ u. u u . uin U J (J come in competition more or lees, in this way with free labor. Horner said he thought that 500 more convicts had already been appropriated than there were in the Penitentiary. He spoke of the fact that men were sent m thn Panitontiarv trf nntlv. .v ..... .. V I.U U ..u J .V. W.. J ' crimes and for long terms, and hinted that mere was a man..- a neen lain apnamo tn arrange to get sufficient convicts in the - Mr f ww. w reoiienuary to nu aa meee demands. rrucnara lavorea the use or convicts on State schemes of public improvements, which otherwise would not be carried out, ana ODDOSed their nee nn nriiratn enter Drises of thia character The bill then passed its second and third icauiugs. At & o clocK tne House arliniirned The flommittaa (in Mairiatratna nf arhinn Senator Rape Elias is chairman, is now holding daily sessions. To-day - it called the counties in, the First District, and will devote a day to each district, until all are completed. This will cause the call of the Sixth District to fall on next Saturday. 4 SENATE RAT.Kran-. UVh S3 The fnllnnrina Kitta were introduced: To protect owners of live stock in Pitt county. iror tbe construction of certain highways in ureene ana ijenoir. Relating to tbe aDnointment of overseers Ul lUHUb. t - . To.amend the charter of Rutherfordton. To incorporate Vineland. Columbus countv i - 1 he bill to establish a bureau of labor statistic was taken un aa unfinished busi nesa. . A Btihatitiite waa nffored hv A loar der to annex the bureau to the Department or Agriculture. A sharp passage occurred a- T i . r . n.. . uciween jiiiias - ana xjocsey. ine amena- ment to make the innrnnrinlinn tH OOTi fnr the first year, i and $2,000 afterwards, and ine salary or tne commissioner $ l.uuu, ana a clerk $500, was adopted: aves 31. navs 12. Alexander's substitute was adorned. ayes 22, nays 20. The bill then passed its secona reaaing ayes ao, nays id. a mo tion to suspend tne rules was lost APWiTlT. YDTYir-n . The hill In nmvlHn fna annplrinia naalain m w (..u i .vw aw. aawaaaua, ayva aaa.u convicts on roads was taken up on its third reaainc -1 ne oiacnaainn waa nrnlninrari ana oecame quite neatea, HIM MK The following bills were introduced : To enable the Carolina Central Railwav to contract witn other roads for right of way over tneir lines. To allow reeister of deeds to administer oaths in certain cases. To allow Montgomery county to levy a special tax to ouiia a jail. ' To amend the act inenrnnratinir thnTtan ville and Carolina Railwav Com Dan v. to amend tne stocE raw for Robeson countv To extend the time for teaching public schools. ' i i " To amend the law In reward to solicitnra' aalarr in TTew rTannmr onuntir io incorporate tne trustees ox me JMonn Parnlina Industrial AsanntoHnn. vw.v..mw H.iwHIVI . UOWV UlllVll. To repeal act 183 of the Code, relative to . LU To allow Swain countv to lew a special tax. . : I I V a. VUa w VUUUVJ WlUUIUDlVUblO I furnish tools for working public roads. t - i . i .. . . io auoiisn we neniieniiarv. To incorporate the Exchange Bank of Mt. Airy.. i i' -. - Rill to incornnrate tha Wilmlnirton and Sea Coast Railwav Pnmnjni Paflsed aec ondreading. ! -, The following hills nassed their third icnuiug; i In relation to the nnhUr aohnnla nf T?olda- ville. - - - , - To amend the - charter : Savings Bank so as to allow it to begin The bill tn nrpvpnt fmnria iw ciartiiAnB c - w - wuuu au V1VVWVUC was taken up and, after a rather spicy de- B wuicu xora attacaedtne system of "treating" at elections and aald that nmnmi officers : had "given away fifty barrels -of liquor in his district; the bill finally passed its second reading 54 to 48: Mr. Pritchard's hill tn eatahhah a ttimL Pike in Madison 1 conntv waa tairon nn aa a special order.i It was shown that the bill was perfectly 3u8t,xas the State had the old turnpike as a road bed for tbe Western N. C. Railroad,, and had never paid the county a Cent for it. - The hill waa warmlv nham- pioned by Tork, Lindsay, Pearson and Others The hill nasaed ita aoennd and thirl -- . . . wwwuaa nu uiuia readings by a unanimous vote. ' - xne diu io mane ten noura a legal day s work was tabled. r THE aTNIVBBSITr. -Tho hill : redm-ino- thn the University was made the special order for Thursday. , . , ' The hill tO reneal the . annannrlalinn rst IS l. OYlO -tft. tha TTnlararaitaa m.l. Ko a.o Legislature of 1885. intrndnz-od hv Wat la was taken up. The committee on Educa tion made an adverse report; on it. A mo tion was made to table On this Check (Republican) demanded the yeas and nays.: LeaZSr.' Chairman i nf thn nnmmillaa ' nn ---T. w . v. . u w vvuiwiviriiti au Education, asked that the bill, be passed over informally until tomorrow. when Bini?ham's hill nrnrvnaino. tn shnlioli fa-aa SCholarshin at the TTniveraitv o, moa n n Finally the bill was so passed over in- AwauiaijjF. ; , - . ' t PEABSOH'S COUHTT GOVEHUltENT BILL i Was ordprcd nrinted and mada tha - r -o...w auiauv VUU OibVldl order fur next Thursday at 11 o'clock. I AH INSURAKCE B1XI.. - .The bill IO amend thn IncnaannA lava or. as to repeal the section requiring marks and numbers on cotton to be made a part of a contract; was taken up and passed its second reading.' s i' ' ; - v ' . ' . r A LIQUOR LICKR8Z HIT.t. ' .The bill to nrnhihit. thn nolo nfinininn,,. liaUOfS onlm'ite - of innnrnnratod nittoa and . T - cw.w.vu vmiva auu- towns ; taken nn a. a-srvoil mitaa TKo . f h wru.t.a uiuhl. A US committee reported it favorably-so far as oavBiu county la concerneu. uayes said the PeODle Of Swain countv rteaird thia hill passed. "; ''; : . 'v"-j-' ; -.- . i, An ait.tndment; was offend t ioclude Jackson in t ie bill ; alwv Gretne, Duris and Mecklenlurir. i These! pmeodiTioaif a vara adopted and the bill passed its w-cond and mira rcaaings.. i - -JEHSONAT. TnTvrT.tfiw ' Pearson rose tn a privilege and stated that he had been incor rectly reported by a i nowspiper in Ashe yille (the Citizen) That paper had stated that he (Pearson) bad used la guaga delamttory and Idenuiiciatory of the President of the Senate in a public speech at Ashe ville on tbe 16tbi - Pearson said that he used ennh language as he would havs bten entirely wHIiDg for the Preeidout of the Senate to bear if present; at the meeting. Pearson said he had rrniriToH in ir.li 'ronna Ln nrtiu .- a aa wvui awVVSB llUguak;C the course of the President of the Senate on a certain bill vitallv affectine his (Pearson's. constituents. This criticism he found to be unjust, and he took pleasure in withdraw" iug uj uuurgo ui : uaiairness or paruaaiy . I .:y JUUUBB UK- ELECTION The bill tn SO amend the la ar ae tn nlsnn the appointment of judges of election in the 1 3- 1 A . . ubous tjL iue ooaru or c-.orntnisaioners, upon the recommendation of the executive com mittees of the. counties. Williamson (colored Republican) spoke in favor of thia hill aavinir ihot it result. in the choice of better and more com petent men as judges of election.' He said that 8s things now were the Democrats se lected ii?nornt men to represent the Re publicans in that ranacitif Tho ah.m Democrats fooled the ignorant Republicans ana couarea ine iteoublrcan candidates mt. WiilikmaAn aaid ha had nnoo Koon en cmintfii nut in Franblin ynnrilw . r Pritchard spoke in defence of the bill, saying it was intended as a check on boards of commissioners He-Eaid in the course of his remarks that the Republicans proposed to hold Ihe reins of power in f888. He said that this bill had been introduced in a spirit of fairnes". bv the committee af ter i&n . investigation of matters ia Craven county and other counties He Went Son to ;8reak.: "tO a nneatinn hv Moore as to what would be done if there were imore than two parties, by saintr that the beat in the next campaign would he Bn niliat that all nfhar na.fui. ..nA'lh. " " wuia. ... VILUV.I lat dKO oalQ U1C Democratic and Republican would fie fused into those two. ' He said thatthe Independ ents mil?ht desire to haraHikinnninlHi aa judge but that that party wisOairifhg the faot that atn .1 nnl ininn r. , UA n . -.1. .1.. Republicans. " LiVOn offered "an amendment e-roenlinr Bladen, i The elect! f)P(J in hia muntv tooro fairly conducted, and to tho Valisf action of uuiu paruen. uu eaia ine. on TT&sa.DEOW at free institutions. He aBkeii whetbjex ihe bill waa lawful; - Tha Snmlrr.-Wl1 that It . - - - - m. hw .fWMAW.-,.IMIA IUB. . was a question for the courts to consider. Oakley favored the bill,' saying it gave each party an equal share in this matter. . Macon said he waa amused ai thia nnr- rel. It was this kind of thlntr that made Independents. : He said that in anmn nniin- ties the boards of - enmrniaainnera wem nn fair; in others they were the contrary. He said that in 1888 this hall would be fill? -with Independents. , A ffreat mimher nf nmonrlmonta muni- O - - WM.WHUu.bMM, v.wr- ing certain counties from the provisions of al, a.:it . .- 1UO Ulll, avcrc BCDI. in. . Wimherlv Said he had intrndnned tho bill bv rp.nnrst j H aaaertnd that in' Ructori North Carolina, where there was a majority ui ucgiuLB, tne pcmucrais appoiniea as ne publican judges of election men who did not know A from R He aaid that on- man who opposed the bill was unfair. Aoeii moved to tame tne bill with all its amendments. I On this motion Tork demanded the coaa andnayB. The voted resulted: Yeas-44, nays 59 tho Republicans voting solidly against it. Wimberly called tbe previous question. The amendments excepting counties were voted on seriatim, and each time there was a fitrictiv nartv vntn Thn Ronnhlinana laughed and laughed loudly as they voted -3 - U - . . I J . r-w uiiwuiauuui kuese auiKDuaienis jne or the amendments waa that thn Mil dn nnt apply to Swain county because there are no l ..ui: licpuuuuius lucre. . . . An amendment waa accented that . Tia ludces shall be residents of the nrnner town. ships or wards.) At this 8' age ol tne proceedings the House at 2 o'clock adjoutned. ; i ' " ' iSENATK: : . Raleigh. Feb. 23 The following hiiia were introduced : - To regulate driving over Yinhlie hridirea in Edgecombe county. io incorporate institutions for saving. To -nrnhihit. tha eola nf ltatita tnilkln three miles of Davis School, Lenoir county. y 1...: ar . .a. . . iicouiunuu aueuiing ine usn imeresi. To drain lands-on Hoc art's Creek. Car teret county, -i . . Concerning Planter 8 Railroad, j - To chancre the time nf hnldino- nnnrta In the 7th Judicial District - : - . To repeal chanter 27!. T.awa 1f)8.; relatins- tO official bonds. To incornorate. craded and nnrmal achnnla in Edgecombe. ,. , To resulate the sale of daniferons explo sives. .;;j;:;';....,, -vK- Lockev arose lo a nneatinn nf nerannal privilege on an editorial in the News and Oourier. He 'diaelaimed mebinrr tha Mil to establish a department of labor statistics a party matter. . Rill t.n nrnmntn nvafar miltiira r.aooad ita second and third readings. T:lia . . i . . . . . dm piaciDK me rate or interest at o per cent, without the privilege of contracting for more was taken tin aa a aneclal order and passed iu second reading (24 to 21), uui on mira reaaing was oeieated. ". j HOUSE. TTTRRP A V NTOHT'S rROCRir.TlirHna i . The House took nn as a anecial nrder nn its third-readinsr. the bill to transfer the convicts on the Western North Carolina Railroad to the Murphy branch of that man -mora waa a inna ri&haia n tha -" -" w. v w urn .vmk, aawaaev, aua hiv bill passed its third reading, after the adop- tion of an amendment that the, convicts shall be paid for as required in the original Ulll. ; ,;? i.; . .; . . . The hill tn nrnhihit thJ aala nf nniannnni -w f.w....... .UU BMA.a. VI iv.aovHwu or drugged liquors, and to appoint inspec tors oi liquors ior eacn county, was taxen up on its third reading and passed. Tha Kill tn an emanrl Itia Mnkli. Bjahnnl " w u.. wvr w wiuaaaatA IUU uuuv DI.UW1 law as to' provide for the payment of the 1 a M .. a m. . . a acnooi iuna into ine state treasury, to oe afterwards paid out to the counties upon the basis nf their achnlara waa tahled nn motion, by a vote of 61 to'si. - - WEDNESDAY 8 PROCEEDINGS. Remarkablv few billa were introduced to-day. The chief were the following: lo provide PDlhnir placea foreverv400 voters.' . -l. To change the time of annolntinir over seers of roads, i : ' Jirno tea ns RT.Bf-nnv The bill to so amend thn law aa in nAnirA an. M 1 VIJ Ull U county commissioners to appoint as judges of election three, persons recommended y. the chairmen of county executive commits fnno n tta a . . a. . " Tcspecuve political parties, was uPa ie u&nnisnea ousiness.- Yes terday it was hotly debated. To-day there was no debate. Tt readine and passed by a par;y vote, the Re tiuumau iueeupponuigi..v;!; t..aii0 wu.io so amend tbe Code as -to maKe tne commission of a felony by.a hus band and his departure from the Btate.wito absence for oneyear, ground for a divorce on the part ,of the wife,-wag taken up. It Was" supported by Suttitt and Pritchard , aBwgonizea oy ljeazar and Williams. The Drevioui nneatinn i ; nallad un ayea and noea demanded.. The vote wss yt 04, noea 47. - i -- . ? ..... --'..- 'PARfllEis irnTDnnifiTwtiM -, ' - " --.UtUar , XkUaXlilU. " ' - : -r. L. lncorPorating the town of Rnffln, Uockinebam conntv. . ; , ... . ;i. -. i i. To apply provisions; or Durham eraded .Ahnnl a a A .1 ill . . 0 i ,To allow the. United States to property Jn North Caroliaa. is acquire vTo require a' majority of landowneis in a township to make application for a stock law election in Jackson,' Graham indOlav countits -1 An amendment was offered to' me diu, io require a majority of the voters to make the application. This was accept- m..: mo oiu passea. -; . . ' . ', ' .AN DNFAVOBABLB BEP0BT j i! The bill, to create the conntv nr T.ii in i ton, out of . parts, of Iredell; Rowan-and WeeKlenourg, was unfavorably reported "iajuniy oi toe uommi'.teo-OD fro- uueuiuus ana UrieVSCCeS.. '. ir;; J '-' ' -. COSTEflTED wficrrrtriv -nBa 1 A resolution waa talrn nn nrAviiHn i, . V. piVTlUlUg IU1 iuo uajuicoi or witnesses in the Craven and t iison couniv eiecuon contests. - The tntai is $870 23. The allowance is for mileage ana per aiem of witnesses, summoned hy order of the 8peaker of the House. There was considerable debate. It wasurged lhat uo wituessca were poor, and were sum uiuucu ojr me o ate ana torced to appear. The rule had been to nav sur-h hills There was violent opposition to the bill,' on the M.n.aa.J a I. . . A I 1 .a . kiuuuu iuhe me preceaenw lor such pay ments were bad -' ones. The vote w s as follows r Ayes 65. nays 30 r THE BEVESCE B1XL This bill was taken up on its third read log. Prithard offerrd-an amendment that the $272 COO of bonds in the State t easury ur tor.i auu coverea lnio the ceneral fund ana me i&x rate reduced to 15 cents on me $ iuu vaiuaiioo...-; Ue argued in support of this. . , . ; , .-; . Worth gave Pritchard a sever verbal ca8tig&tion Ue said tnat the U. S. Gov ernment naa p.-eseuted $197,000 in six per cent. N. C R R. bonds, belonging to the inaian H una, and demanded im taut pay nieni mereor. i ne saa ikmi in rmir rur cent must be sold and this debt paid. ' Thia 1 1 1 a air. nnn i ... 1 wiu leave io.uuu oniy or ine rour per cents in the treasury. . Holt said that if the matter were not thus settled and this debt paid, the Stato would virtually repudiate its bonds. The debt must he paid. The fettlement would have tne happiest cUecC It wou!d close out the DWaZV t-lllt matter and noronncllTi t.aiiI1 save the S-ate 18 000 vi-arlv P&IISOn Said that the hnnda cnnl,l nnt ho -sold and the proceeds turned iato the gene- ii luau, ot cause mey were part of the special fund to meet the interest. Tbe thing was lmpossiblo. It wus in tho very teeth of the constitution. . Leazar took the same view, and said lhat the bondholders could get aa injunction to . : 1 . . - - icsumu otiuii a procctoiDC Hayes offered an amecdmenr to make the poll tax CO iceiead of 69 cents : The House then voted on - PritchaTd's amenoment, ana the yeas and navs were demanded. The amendment was lost 34 yeas. 71 navs. .. Haves offered making the rate of taxation 20 instead of nn .. . i a... Oa this a debate arofie. Worth said that the tax could not be reduced either to 60 cents oa the poll or 20 cents on the $ 100. . Esvart said that tbe increase in the value of the property in the 8tate. as provided for by the rescrtjof the Tex Commission, would increase the volumes of taxes. Holt said that this was uncertain. Tne Treasurer- expected 4hat 1n the western counties there would be an increase in the value of property but a decrease io the eastern counties. Haves' amendment waa ednnted Felton made an attack on tbe Penitentia ry. He said the State was building a pal- nixj ioi its criminal-, ana tnat the money was sQusnderr d on such institntinna Peaieon also made an attack on the same institution. " Ewart eaid he had fmmd ih ,t tho Ttnord of Directors of the Penitentiary cost $8,000 a year. section a n ring the amount of ex emption on incomes or profits at $1,500. an .1 . ai t . . . . - , . auicuutucuv aasuusreu oy tanasay, inae pendeot, reducing the amount of exerop lion at f duu. i here were indignant pro tests aeainst. this amendment, aa uninat to tho mechanics especially. It was adopted ayea u. najs o. iNeariy ail the Ke publicana voted aye ' vv At 2 o'clock, having considered tbeT01l aa far as -ection 7, the Hou-:e adjournt-dvj . Bucklen's Arntca Salve. '-... Thk Best Salve in the -world for Cuts, Braises, Sores,.- Ulcers, .Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Channed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skm Jbruptions, and positively cures xr lies, or no pay requirea. it is gna- ranieea io give periect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. 0reen & jo. ' - KENTUCKY. A Vajrint to be Sold at Anetion by Order of Court'. ' v - Bj ToiesraDh to the Hoi-clnz Star. ' Chicago, February 23 A special from .ugusia, .ivy., says: ine inai orj aenry uuubuu. cnargea who oemg a vierant, came off yesterdav before Georee IA Brad ford and a IlirV. Thn -llirir attar hoarinra . J J J I " uja, all the evidence, returned a verdict of guilty ana oraerea nim soia to tne highest bidder at public auction for a period of seventy- uve nays, juage uraatora has nxed the 5th of March as the day of sle. Thisi is the nrst case ot tbe kind that has occurred in this county for a great many years, and much interest was manifested, the proof showed Dodson to be worthless, insolent vagabond, who lived in a state of filth and misery. He ill-treated his family in every way imaginaoie. Good Results in Every Case. u. A. .Bradford, wholesale paper J 1 A n. - - ueaier oi unaiianooga, xenn., writes that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lanes : had tried many remedies without benefit. Being ; induced to tryj Dr. Kinff'fl "New TliaftftTOru fni- nnnmimn. tion, did so and was entirely cured by the use of a few bottles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best re sults. This is the experience of thous ands whose lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial bot tles free at W. H. Green & Co.'s Drug nwre. j Spread of Rortbern Civilization. '' Memphis Avalanche. . The South ' enjoys all the luxuries of an effete- civilization million- dollar land companies, million-dollar fires, and now has had a" million' dollar failure. FORTUNE FAVORS FAITH IN A ST. LOUIS MaN. Many persons are made' happy by Tie Louisiana State Lottery Company. Last draw ing Fortune smiled upon Mr. Cornelius Beoan- Anil W. TWnmlnnn a vaS ., J ail..-.. at O a. uwuv .viUIU9UU AlliA CnWUIilQlJ VlVliVCU Ul, Ola Louis. Mo., who has great faith ia this Oomnanya nine times oat of ten he has drawn a prise. Last aav araTub aa aavuo, buu vtuuv wibum uoo number of the capital, He this month purchased another ticket, and happily got one-tenth of No. 01,96, which drew $180,000, and at the office of p flmpB7 was given a euecu on tne How Or leans National Baok. New Orleans Picayune, tiiau. en. FORTT TEARS' BXPERIHNCS OF AN OLD WTTUC1P lfaa TXTt 1 a .11 tS' I- a.1 aiwxwxa.-wav. nuuuuw b ouubuiuv oyrup IB uie nMaaUiMnflnn r 1.A. Til 1X and Nurses in the United States, and has been ioul aw .1. 1 I I . I . . 1. 1 r j . success by millions of mothers and children, from the feeble infant of a week old to the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collo, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and comtort to mother and child. -We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy In the world, in all a.u. nf T1VC Li IU 1 1 1 lxa V .. -. .3 TT . TiTarr a -r-aT CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or auij wuiw iwud. - x uii uirocuona ior nsmg will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fao simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the out side wrapper. noia dv all Medicine Dealers. oq cents a Dotue. WILMINGTON (jM A R K R T STAR OPPICE. Feb? 17; ' PJ if ' f SPIRITS TURPENTINR. Onntad firm at the opcning'at 86i cts oer tfallon. hut withoht sales up to 4 pr m. when the mar-, ket closed dull; later, 75 casks sold at 85 eta per gallon.- v - - r' - !-'--l-r '-.' 'ROSIN The market was fauoted finn- at 75 cents, per bbl for Strained and so cents for Good Strained. ; i" '- ' :-. '-. TAR-Market quoted firm at l ins" bbl of 280 lbs., with, safes of mwipta Hi quotations.; , i ; y t -' CRUDE TURPENTINE-iMarkei firm at $1 90 for Virgin af! Yellow Din arid $1 00 for,:Hard. t :,l- -a. . COTTON Market ouoied firm bae of 9 346 cents for Middling ith Sales of 50 bales at these figures and 75 bale at 9J cents, i- The following arf the closing quotations'. at the Produce Exchange: j Ordinarv. i .: " ' ' 1 ! rr , '..'. . j , a-iv UH1U HID; Good Ordinary. 4 ... 7 13 -IB; s ; fwjMJaaung...,..,a 11-16; . -Middling a - t in : . Good Middlinu. ... ;!g s 713 I -' I "; KICK. - Market stead Wn koogh: Uplands. 5565o per j bushel ; tide-water 90c$l 10. Clean Fair 3 cents jTIMBER Market steady, with ou .tasious as follows: Prime and Extra Shipping, first Class neart. S3 50ail 00 per Mi feet- Kt.r Mill, good heart. $7 508 50; 'Mill Prima, $T 007 50; Good Common kill, $4 CO 6 00;; Inferior to Ordinary, $3 605 00. fJSANUTS Market firm. Prime 50.aS5 cents; Extra Prime 6085 cents; Fancy 70 75 cents per bushel of 28 lbs. . STAR OFFICE. Fh IS R p M ' SPLRITS TURPENTINE Quoted firm at the opening at 38 cents oer fiallon. with sales for the day of 250 ct&ks at quotations. KUB1JN The market! was uuoted firm at 75 cts per bbl for Strained! and 80 cts for Good Strained. S TAR. 'Market quoted steady at 1 05 ner bbl of 280 lbs., with sales of iicoeipts ai quotations.': .--. f r' - - .. -"' CRUDE TURPENTINEMarket firm ; at $1 "90 for Virgin and lYellow Din and $100 for Hard. 1 . !.' '---.i -"! CDTTON Market quoted firm on a basis of 9 S-16 cents for Middling. ; with small ialea at these fieures. r Tue fotlowinir are the closing quotations at it-he -Produce ; Ex; vuautie Ordinary...... Good Ordinarv 7-16 cenlsHft. 13-16 " 11-16 " Low Middling. , Middling. Good Middling. 3-16 7-16 RICE- - Market steady. tVe quote: Rough: Upland 5565 cents jper bushel; Tidewater 90c$l 10. Cleak: Fair 3 cpnfa -'1 '':''" TIMBER-Market steady, with auoUtio'na as follows: Prime and Extra Shippinir. first class heart, $9 50ll oq per M. feet; Ex- j.ra na.111. good heart, 7 50a8 GO: Mill Prime, $7 007 50; Good Common Mill $4 006 00; Inferior to Ordinary, $3 00 5 GO. -1 - f - . ;i PEANUTS Market firm. Prime 55rafi0 cents; Extra Prime 6570 cents; Fancy 75 80 cents per bushel of 28 lbs. STAR OFFICE. Feb lfl ft P M SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quoted firm at the opening at 36 Cents per gallon.. Sales of 100 casks at quotations.! i; ! ROSIN The market was quoted nrm at 75 cents per bbl for Strained ana so cents for Good Strained. j TAR Market quoted firm at $1 05 per bbl. of 280 tt8.. with salei of receipts at quotations. j r , ' --1 -. CRUDE TURPENTINEX-Market firm at $1 90 for Virgin and! Yellow Din and $1 00 for Hard. I I : COTTON Market quoted firm on a basis of 9 3-16 cents for Middling. No sales reported. The following are the closing quotations at the Produce Ex- change: Oftirnjxy . .... . . .... 6 7-16 cents B. wouvruinry...,...v 13 -lo1 Low Middlinc. ii.ir . .. ... o ------- " - - " Middhng ; .... 8 8-16 oood Jaiddune. . . L . . .9 7 16 RICE Market steady. We auote: Rouoh: Uplands. '55a65c ner hiiRhpl- Tidewater 90c$l 10. Clear: Fair Sic. " TIMBER-Markct steady.'wilh auotatiocs as follows; Prime and Extra Shipping, first class heart, $9 5011 00 per M.I feet; Extra Mill, good heart, $7 Sp; Mill Prime, $7 007 50; Good Common Mill, $4 00 6 00; Inferior to Ordiiiary, $3 6o5 00. PEANUTS Market firm "Prima KSiWiRO cents; Extra Prime 6570 cents; Fancy 75 8082 cents per bushel of 28 lbs. STAR OFFICE, Feb. 21. 6 P. M.: SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted steady at the opening at 36 cents per gallon.- Sales of 100 casks at quotations. I '"-"-Hi ROSIN The market was quoted firm at 75 cents per bbl for Strained and cents for Good Strained. I I i TAR Market quoted firm at $1 05; per bbl. of 280 fibs., with salc3 of receipts at quotations. ;;' . j" I i CRUDE TURPENTINEMarket firm at $1 90 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and $1 00 for Hard. J . COTTON Market quoted firm on a hail of 9 S-lfi conta for Middlinrr ' Hn tilt. reported The following are the closine quotations at the Produce Exchange: Ordinarv .......6 7j-16cts$tb wood ordinary; . . L Low Middling. , . j. Middlinsr . .. .7 15-18 8 11-16" ...9 3-16 .......9 7-16 If Good Middline. . . L RICE. Market steady. We quote: Rough : Uplands, 5565c per bushel Tide water 90c$l 10 Clean: Fair 31 cents. ' TIMBER Market steady, with quota tiona as follows: Prime, and Extra Ship ping, first class heart, $9 50SU 00 per M. feet; Extra Mill, good heart, $7 508 50; Mul Prime, $7 00&7 50: Good Common Mill," $4 006 00; Inferior to! Ordinary, $3 oo5 00. v J-,;. I . .:,' :. PEANUTS Market firm. Prime 5560 cents; Extra Prime 65a70 cents: Fancy 7580 cents per bushel of 28 Sib. STAR OFFICE, Feb. 22, 6 P. M. Holiday. Exchange closed, and no business transacted. ' 1 r j STAR OFFICE. Feb. 231 6 P. ML SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quoted firm at the opening at 36 cents- per gallon, but without sales at this price. " Later, 75 casks sold at 85J cents. t ROSIN The market was ' quoted firm at 75 cents per bbl for Strained and 80 cents for .Good Strained. I c: j TAR Market quoted firm at $1 25 per bbL of 280 lbs., with sales of receipts at quotations. - j " " j - CRUDE TURPENTINEMarket firm at$l 90 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and L$l 00 for Hard, i- - - - -1 COTTON Market Quoted firm on a basis of 9 3-16 cents for Middling, with sales of 150 bales. The following- are the closing quotations at the Produce Exchange: Ordinary. . . '. . . . ': '. ... ...ft : 7rl6 cts lb. oou urainary ....,713-16 " Low Middlint. . . . : R 11-16 "a. it at Middlinsr. . n 3-1 A Good Middline. j , 9 7-16 tsiuna. jflarket steady.- - We nnnt. Bough: Uplands. 55C5c per bushel ; Tide water 80c81 : 10..- Cleaw! Fair u cent. , TIMBER-Marketfitead v .With nuntalinna as follows: Prime and Extra Shipping, first- ciass neart,fa 50an 00 per M feet- Kxtra l auir, good ncart, S7 50l8 50: Mill Prime . - ' ' wu w; wood Common' Mill. $4 00 o 00; Inferior to Ordinarv as iwn no - ,r Tf wvw WW. -'u PEANUTS Market firm. Prime KBa I 60cenU; Eatra Prime 6570 cents; Fancy io&vj cents per bushel of 28 lbs. ii; J" " naTaL STOKES raa-rnn . .1 - 7 '.: ; ;i WBEKIY . STATEMKNT. - - : K 1 - RECEIPTS " ,1 For the week ended Feb. 19, 1887. ttwson. foints. Ratlin. 1W n..A .857 , 0,776 2.694 ' RECEIPTS 480 ' For the week ended Feb. 20, Cotton. Spirits. -Rosin. Tar. 1886. Crude, v 1.086 1,338 569 10.C91 1.705 I EXPORTS . For the- week ended Fob. 19. 1887. Cotton. Spirits. Rorin. Tar.Cmde. Domestic Foreign.: 582 227 106 1,612 671 000 000 5,285 000 000 total.? 582 227-. 5.391 1612 671 . ' . EXPORTS " ' fV i For the week ended Feb. 20. 1R8R Cotton. Spirits: Rosin. J Tar. Crude Domestic 277 621 000 728 776 iForeigrii. 1000 150 5.877 tOOO 000 Total.. 277 771 5 877 T9A 1 77R STOCKS ' ! Ashore and Afloat. Feb. 19. ll8S7. Ashore. Afloat. Total. LJotton. . . . a 1 or . arm S 826 Dpirita. . . .j. . 00Q 2 687 xtosm .... .. ...... 86,045 6.258 92,808 10.466 iar. . . .. . . . . . . -T. 10.4RA nun Jrude J 554 00ft ; 554 STOCKS Ashore and Afloat, Feb. 20. 1886. Uotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. '-7,229 1,357 120,381 4.275 j QUOTATIONS. Crude 1,180 I Feb. 19,1887. Cotton.. 9 3-16 Spirits.. 86 Rosin... I 75 80 Tar.,.,, fl 05 Ftb. 20,' 1886. 8J 42 a 77 82J fl 15 hrew Vorir Comparative cotton state- ' j ; ment. " . ' By Telegraph to the Morning fctar. New York, Feb. 18. The following ia ie cnmnarativA nnttnn otnt,. r i 1 www.. DVUI&llllU. AIJ1 LUC ween enoang tnis date : L 1 ' ' 1887. 1886 JNet receipte at all United States ports during the - ' L week. 86,221 102.386 Total receipts to this 1 1 date...-......,...., 4,668,197 4,395,077 icxports ior tne weeK. . . 100,989; 85,459 Total exports to this I date. . . . j .'. 3,340.074 2, 778.718 D-ocB. ia au uniiea etates 1 I ports....'. 861.6351,042,038 jDtoca at i au mtenor I towns. .-1 ....... . ... 149,393 222.134 oTOCKin XAiverpooi.;... ai4,C00 . 674.000 American ! afloat . for Great Britain........ 240,000 218.000 EXPORTS FOB THE WEEK. .- I " COASTWISE. NEW YOBK fiteamahin Ri.nofu .a1 V . . ; i rift i . . . . jaiL-B uoiuju, jAji CBSKS SD18 lurDl. Via l)t)IS rosin. 807 dn tar 2S A 28 do rice, 19 do peanuts, 14 do bulbs, S3 pags mp.se,; 43 Dais green hide. 220 car wheels, 25,000 shingles, 77,000 ft lumber. 1 Baltimoee Schr Frank M McGear 274,541 feet lumber. i Phtladelphia Schr Ediih R Seward auu.uuu reel lumber. I (Schr Mary E Bacon 160.000 feet lum- V.A. OA'AAA 1 : 1 UGI, 4VU,UVnj BUlllglCH. " I.-" I '.- "I- FOREIGN. ' ' WoLGAsr, Ger Ger Barque Bellona- i,-.io.ieei. lumoer. Newcastle h)n-Ttne Ger Brig Ma tniiae 3.418 bbls rosin. Humacoa. P R Brig Water Witch 140.000 ft lumber. 5.000 shimr-h-a iftOhhla rosin, 100 do pork4 5 do beef, 5 do flour, 1 uuii eaie. 1 Hamburg, Ger Nor barque Frida 3,388 bbls rosin. Riga Ger barque Prospero 8.420 : bbls rotuu. , - . Barbadoes Br rchr Ferland 115.000 it lumber. MtanBth met nxarttet. Savannah News, Feb. 22. There was a pond dpm and whinh viae ireeiy met. j mere was,- however, quite a steady1, tone to prices. The sales for the day were 693 barrels. , We quote: Fair SUc: ffOnd 24c- nrim. 6n : -Rough rice Country lots 5060c; tide- naici ouyVaaivX 1U. COTTON !!. IU. IVllaMB.l, .1. . . I c V Feb.' 23. -i-Galveston. steady at 8c net receipts 917 bales; Norfolk, steady at 9 5 16c-het receipts 1,063 bales: Baltimore. steady at. flfc net receipts 149 bales: Boston, steady at 9fc net receipts 90 bales; Philadelphia, firm at BJc net re ceipts 1,454 bales; Savannah.qniel at 9 1 16c ue receipts z.itt.o oaies; new Orleans, firm at 9 1-1 Rr net t-nnplnta IA 9iM halaaa. Mobile, firm at 8 15-16c net receipts 210 bales; Memphis,, firm at 9 l-16c net re ceipts 2,135 bales; Augusta, steady at 9c net receipts ftwn dav 110 halna-nharioa ton, dull and nominal at . 9c net receipts f cpiVSUJHPTTIOS CUKED. , An old physician, retired from practtoe.havtng ; had placed In his hands by an East India mUslon : ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy i fna tha anarulv n n A r.n.innwM.1 nA I .V. vuw TTrvW TAUT. IQ Jl IUUgUIUU. tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat ami T.nnw iffiuflm.a .In. . I . I n. . j ; i au. uwu, IWUV.ID, MOV A TB.bJ.VT? .U .OUlUlM cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com plaints' after having tested its wonderful cura tive power In thousands of oases, has felt it his doty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve ha--man suffering,! will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or Eng lish, with fall directions for preparing and using. Sent bymail by addressing with stamp, naming aoaua yairaL .anux rvwert yjsiWAT.ltocnes aro. , Aa. A. 1; I. z . , C-,'. ' -. DIED. ; ' , ' XIT 7T- 'VahmatnTlHl, T DCW a ...1..I. am AA HATTIS BELLAMY, daughter of John H Mloto. Of Bhallotte. N.C.. as-'ed 11 v-eara and 6 mnntha. MARINE. . . I ; ARRIVED. TTor harhllfl Run liisn Ttanhn-'90A tnna: - 1 " auvmw, nvrajaa, liivernooli with salt tn FTpSdo and nrnnln.. to Giles & Murchison. . ocnr so. v uuoase, 434 tone, l'lnkham. nL..l . l Tn rs T I r. . ! vuiuiuiLuii, ju uaraer on jo. flPtT harnilA Tllllao . WtAhaaila ntrn. ,nnn Vhrnnlra T.inAminl 17 D...l..u C- rtT , Aiauiuai, Ajaibipuui, UICKUIU U CSier I Schr Georgie L Drake. 442 Ions. Gold. thwaite, Sanchez, San Domingo, E G Bar- I 1 o , I vv,vo. I Schr Uranus. 844 tons, Peters, Cardenas,' & worthkir!& Covwith mq!a8" 10 Wort Steamship Regulator.Ingram.NewTork h g smaiibones. Danish barque Herman, 363 tons. Chris- tiansen. Liverpool, Heide & Co, with salt v..:; . !' k nT.UATnsn .i CLEARED Steamship Regulator, Ingraham, New xora, ti. . Bmauoones. , Ger Barque Bellona, Lencke, Wolgast narmantr W Waltor Mr. lTinnlr. . Ger Brig Mathilde, Behrens, Newcastle on-Tyne. Alex Sorunt & Son. -Rriir Watpr Witch TTnpahol TTnmanal P, E G Barker & Co, cargo by 8 & W H "VT 1 1 T-. A . . . r- xtoriurop, xji u liarser as uo ana Ma: ITnaphAl - : Not barque Frida, Rasmussen, Hamburg Ger, Paterson, Downing & Co. ; Ger ; barque Prospero, Krenzier, Riga. nutMia, ttoruiaXi nrortn. - -' Br schr Ferland, McWhinnie, Barbadoe tnr nrdnra H! Viddoi- Ar. 19naa - ftr-hr Fr'anb T Mnfloar TTAndAranra TJcl timore, Georgo Harriss & Co; cargo by C B Mallett. - ' :- - '..-' -! . I , Schr Edith R Seward, Travers. PhiladeU phia, George Harriss & Co; cargo by J H -11 it a. -i 1 vuauuuuru u vu, : Schr Mary E Bacon, Eskridge, Philadel a. : ty tt 2 q 1 . . piua, ueurgs uarriitB ot u SEIN, Ears and' Scalp Covered with Eczematons Scabs and Sores Cured by Cutlcnra MImi jwed eight! years, has been anUotedwlthEozetna nf tha ualn times a great portion of the body, ever since he was two years old. It began in bis ears, and ex- lenaea 10 hit scalp, which became oovered with eoabe and sares, and from which a s lcky fluid poured out, causing intense itching and dlstresf. And mains hi. k.l n... .-a i.T. 7l" V? V neath these toabs the skin was raw. like a piece ot, beefsteak. Gradually the hair eame out and was destroyed, nntll bat a small patch was left at the back of the bear. My Mends in Pea body Snow hfl mw llt.tla Ka ho AnffuA . . I 1 . he would soratoh his heaa until bis pillow wa ourerea wim Diooa. . I nsed tn tie hia hanria ha hind him, and in many ways tried to prevent hi soratohlng; bat it was no use.be would vcratcb I tOnfe him tn f hA hAAml.nl . 1 . . IL- 1 . 1 , - oians in Peabpdy without saooess. About this tune some friends, who had been cured by the Cuticu ba. B evedies, prevailed upon me to try them. 1 began to use tbem on the 15th of Jann arr laat Tn um. n . j .. . . disease was removed. Hot a snot or scab m- juaius.on nil scalp to teU tbe story of bis suffer- lns. Hia hair haa Mimnaii a i. ivi.i. a- . .vwm.mw auaa aa uuua miuu w nvwa.. VBOUIUI SM OlIUUKU (fU OA' pfemr gratitude for this wonderful cure by lm,.V?3 "Fniss, and wish aH similarly rr ajiww inai my statement u true and nuauua CAaHenvian. 1 . I i i;UAKI.Ba MCKAY. OctV 6. 1885. i j Peabodr. Mass. T h-VA BAAII If lfn1rn-.l. ft. -1. 1 . a - . . iACted with tlhs. Vnvama TTav .. . -nAll'l .1 -a... "T , T suvn -umug um trrau our w8b pbysioiaiis, and did alia father could & for a anlta.lntf nKIM Vn. 1 1 . . 1 1 v . . . ih t t wauu, uu, .ra.i:oui aouiiBg. 1 snow tnat the statements he has made yon as regards the entinar nf hia hnv Kan.i. . . : - u vviwua A.mjEijijEH are rilQUHA. BMEDlE iuv iu oTrj ntruoaiar, wrr.r.Taur .t WILUAM J McCARTHT. 33 Foster 8t..l PeabodT. llaaa. Snlll AmnwKaM IMm. .J. ia - . CtTTTCTraA finia OX MAn.A. aa ' ''Pared by Pottkb Dat:e and Chemical Co-Boston. 1 . 1 . . 1. Send for "How to Cure skin nimaua PTMT'LES, Blackbeads, Skin Blemishes, and XXXI. Baby Humors, use CrntrctraA Niup. IN ONE MINUTE, RhAfimatin WaiiMlotln finlatlU flM. den, sharp and Nervons Pains and Weaknesses relieved one ml not. by the Cntlcara anti-Pain Plaa ter. At druggists, i5 cents. I Potter Lllmff f!n Rnatnn. ..... 1 feo 1 D&Wlm i wed sat - too dr frm i WHOLESALE PRICES. "The following Quotations represent. Wholesale crioes eenerallv. In'maklnsr nn small orders higher prices have to be.charged. BAGGINO Gunny RlanHa-Tt BACON North Carol'liia Hams, y Bhouldera, n lb SlrlAO to Th wkstern smoked" nams, v io. ....... Sides, V & RhnnTin-4 la TK DRY SALTED Sides, V RhnnmaM ID H BARRELS Snlrits 'iarDeiitineJ woona nana, eacn .... .. L 1 40 Nnv NAW VnrV aanh n Ml Na f?tt.v .anh 1 A nn BRICKS. Wflmlnffton!"! M! C KIM Northern . 0 CO M CO su uan, m nona uarouna.... TjAathavn CANDLES, V operm , Anamant.lnA CHEESE, 9 lb raortnern Factory. Dairy, Cream RtAtA. COFFEE. ft lava : is Lagnyra. 1. uym TORN MEAL, V busV,'u'eacks' 60 62t Kin I 1 A COTTON TIES, 9 bnndie."! ""l 1 02 1 10 DOMESTICS - I , Bneetlng. 4-4, V yd 1 4K 5 VftrnA 10 hnnnh I1A CR EGGS, p dozen ."."..V.V.'.V.'.T 18 , 20 Mackerel, No. 1, bbl 00 00 18 50 Mackerel, No. 1, half bbl. 7 SO " 8 00 Mackerel. No. 2, w bbl 0 00 & 11 00 Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl..., 4 75 1100 Manfe-AMl TJn a aa hhl rr on in a m Mullets, J1 bbl 4 COB 5 00 muiiets, x-ora ddis..... too a too N. C. Roe Herring, V keg... 3 00 & 4 00 TVraF rn1 B a t a c. ark JTLOUK, V bbl i J w., IT I WO. IV nortnera super. . . Jtrtra... VqttiII TT City Mills Super.'! ITfamllaT GLUE, V .... :. Vla-Ma -jp KJ UOUCt h1 IM BU 1-kiital-aA-al . tjoni, irom store, Dags, white vuru, uarKu, in uuia, wuice. Cnrn. nnivn. in harra aarhltA Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags. limit, imm arnr. f!nw Pflaa Ian ct,mm?K1 ttttOttTo' , ureen. . T)rr HAY, V 100 ; Eastern western Nnrt.h RIvav HOOP IRON, fl ft.V.V.7 LARD, lb Northern Xnrf h navnltna LTV IS. harr.1 0 00 20 00 LUMBBR, City Sawed,' v'H ft, duip man, resawea , Rongh Edge Plank 15 OS West India Cargoes, aooord- lng to quality 13 0Q 10 00 18 00 & 23 00 a-uB v fucaaatfj ...a. A3 Kn Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 0i RUATlflfn0 tj.n1 Pl-.ov nnin-n 14 IU IS 00 MOLASSES, V gaUon new irop iz-aoa, in nnas. ... ' ' In Mala Btco, lnhhds....!.!! " In hhlA Sugar House, In hhds . . '. " In hhla Rararnn tn hhla NAILS, V Keg, Ctoti lOd'b'asls'.'.'. 8 OILS, a) gallon saerosene ........ r Jird Linseed 90 Rosin - is Tar.... , 00 TlnnV and Rnaa nn POULTRY " Chickens, live, grown 20 " Hnrlno- . 9H TnrlrATa. ' ' tr PEANUTS. bushels 22 lbs...- ' 40 POTATOES, V bushel sweet ., 85 Trlah SI hhl O KK PORK, barrel V tjity mess is eo Primn Hi (1 n-nanaa a f Ark !HC-Carolina," 4 swugn, y Busnei, (upianai.. so RAGS, ft Country City 1 ROPB, ft ft..... 14. halt, wsack. Alum... 70 juiverpwi. YU Lisbon 00 Amnatnan . on SUGAR, f ft standard' gran'.. 6 Btanaara a o White Ex.0... -. sy i Extra O, Golden 5 I VallniA K -. 80AP, V Northern. !.'.'.".".'.'...' 5 8HxNGLSS.7in.VM 5 00 tjommon s w Cypress Saps.... .-..... 4 50 CvnPAfH Unftatfl A iVl . STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel... 8 00 Kit. Hiwaniun n mi TAT.mnr au tk .a. TIMBER. V M 'feethipplng!. 19 00 ruin juii.. ii xo m ia uu - Mill Prime 7 60 8 60 MiUFair :.. 8 00 0116 60: Oimmnn V111 Km ffh IAAA Tnfnrlnr to Ovninarv a aim Ll nn . WHISKEY, gal Northern. . . 1 CO B 00 North Carolina. . 1 03 & S eo WOOL, V ft Washed...... 18 20 uuwasnea is au Bnrty 10 1 15 corjsur.ip.Tidr. t a iav pouuvi reineuy ivr mm iddvi aisvm; ey iu m tbotiMDda of cues of ihm wortrt kind mad of long atandliic hy bMB cored. Indeed, eo etroBe ie mj faith In its efflctvey. tbkt 1 will send TWO BOTTLJKS FBEK, together with VA1-. T7ART.K TRR1TWR m thin .tllnnnstn.tA anw amfTaaM. OI a Kw. ' i f "L' V tLtL 1 lorLJKp ' 1 ,i " . 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