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LOCAX MATTER.
E. O. WOODSON. City Editor.
THK WKKKI.Y NKWS Kl'KlHKU
NK YKR. hTAUK P.ll. hOR U0;
fIX MoNTIIS.TSriNTS.
Pot. Office llirectorv.
Tor tli benefit of the Public, we pub
lic the following Directory of Lb Poat
offlce of this city:
WMUrnMall U r.ronl m 7PM
lllv-re1 at 1 A. M.
KMifro - r'rwnltl 710 "
IHlvrNl 1 8 P. M.
Northern - cUmwoJ at tfclo A. M.
tiellvrr! at 1:30 P. M.
OfBo boar -r JHlTtinc ot malls from
8:30 a, m. to :3u p. m.
Money Order are laaaed and paid frara
. L5 a, m. to lAXJ p. m.
Letter can b KtUtered fruoa t: 15 a. m
to 4.0U p. m.
No mails aent or rec1rd on Handaya.
W. W. HOLDtS.
IHntinrr.
JOII PRINTING.
Thi Ntwi Job lepartmetit baa tveeu
horxmghly auppPed with eTery beetled
want and w tb (be latest ty lea of Type,
and every uunotr of Job Work oan now b
done with BMtonw, despatch and cheap
nfM. We can furnUb at abort notlc
BLANKS.
BILL HF.n.
LETTKK H K A IV,
CRI. PK03RAMMIH.
HANDHILLS, PHAMPHIXr,
P.STKR.tHECK!. IRAT-.C.
SPECIAL. CITY ITEMS.
T THE MEMRKKH OKTHKf ONVKX.
TI N : I would t've notice that I have
rotnplrli',1 mv frame containing a (roup,
picture of all the mi mbrr of lt. 0ave a
tton.ndn prep'! to fill all onle; left
al mt tiliery. T- ecure prompt delivery
r. !- -u:".,l le lefl at onc
x- i -lf J W WATSON.
VWrTiiKSTii THE CITY WILL. FINI
n nilliiiifrn Front, nu Ha'Rt-t street,
between Wilmington and FaeltTllfr,
wh'tf we mil' Ik happ to erv thorn
wlfi Jb spr'i t'elehrato-t I.AGF.H
l-.Kf !:. S.S IW:rflf. I.rNCHES. Ac
HUHIsN i IHIRAN.
oc.v;i Proprletora.
(i.!-Ut. AilrHIIIST-.(IU) ( IOAM
1 -r i T a' 1 dea'er m ho Intend open
ln np a t'tr boalneaa on tha Fair
i.n.aii ! ilurlim Fair Week. I wonld an
noarre pec;il InHuc-menU to call.aaui
pie and price my Osara.
Uiomx Zi 'fiHR,
2-it MwnJactnrer.
rrh rriTN co'if Inn lly of vrn and
Meal. Flour and Halt, She'lel OaW. Hay
nnd FodJ-r. tow for ch t
(Jrlo and Kee.1 lore
el-tf W". A tiATlK up't
u.-..n-t rrJrXlonTR-SBAKINO I
ptA iF.K ? I-1 the, Tery b-tand cheap- r
c.t M
tt frel evrv 1y at
f MMKH"S Irog Wore.
TARMFR R t K PENTIFRICE la tha
ch-ape:. be nd motl jopnlar thjiii
l X 1KK ued.
aa 30 If
Why Pon't Ym tA RM FR" RAK
ING ltlWl'KK-? It l the very beat and
cheap. t. Roy a ;jceut bl and convince
uor-' f l u; Kale at
an ! tf RMFR S Droi Store.
INTIAN RIXOI - VRfPund MOT ITER
NoI.I K .H HKALIO HYRt'P. for aala at
u CARHER'f I'ru Store.
AnMher lot of the n!ce oncoverxl n
rar rami MAMS. Jul arrtved and for aale
by
an It it
vVM WtOLLCtTT.
Wilmington tr-al
Xohthir Ica-The bet Northern Ice
can br obtained at my More nu WilnilBK
ton treet. at all tlroea. at IS cnta pr
lf A. BAt'M.
Thr rubrri I '1J' DAILY
SEWS M Ifrrij'-r tSn thai J ""V Itnily
tm tr Stittr. nmH more tAia ri-' o' ura-r
Uiam any -Arr n. in K.ilrtQh. A crf.-r
,.!,1 iri'lir n nut' nt fSl."
1K-AI BRIEFS
Just received, a choice lot of drie J
ptache and apple, at R. H. Weath
ers'. l .ite a numkr of our citizens
will visit the Salisbury Fair, which
begins to-day.
The Charlotte Oliert'r sy that
Howe' circus does not equal Cole's,
and declares that the latter to be an
e iraordiuary show.
' Green-backa" and "tie backs' are
the tnoat popular Inventions of Uve
day. yet it I generally conceded that
both need -expansion."
Wm Simpson has received his fall
tovK of drugx, fancy articles, Ac. He
U polite, clever and pleasant to deal
with.
Royster's candy factory presents m
very attractive appearance to the
lovera of the luxury. Dealers .while
In Raleigh should not omit to call,
asm pie and price at Royster'a .Upd,
Fayeltevllle street.
The Royal Arch Chapter of this
city will mwt to-oUrht In its old
quarter. ' It baa decided to move In
to tbe new Masonic room In the
FUher building, but the removal has
not yet taken place.
Our townsman, J. C. 8. Lumsden,
received premiums at the State Fair
lat week for liie best cooking stove
with wood, best do. do. with coal, and
Miver medtl for the best display of
Btoves of all kinds.
There will be a meeting of the
Fxecutive Committee of the State
Fair, at the Secretary's office." on
ThunMlsy night. A prompt aid full
attendance is desired, a buslneaa ot
importance will cotqe before the
meeting. '( -
Our Woodson" is at present U
.Utendar.ee upou. Granville Coirf:
' i.t-t. oneend esterday. He wrTi
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Falr ou Thurauay, ano 8tc"
t i. ist aetlou 4eneath tbe
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famed "atrlpetl tent." '
put la appearance. taie8.n.bu!T
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Sfiktor XlnTt. RaTivdm, Svhn hns
Ih-ptj In tlri(y for the orM week,
lefl for WeMon yesterday iiiorning.
Postal It Iflileofdeil lr sultserN'
berj to newspapers nltoulif remove
their narues from tlie margins of nuoh
paperu before mailing to other pan
He, otherwise they become subject
to letter po.t8ge.
Si'LENnin Oysters. We are in
debted to tbe Tim Lee Salooujfof
some magnificent Lynnbaven ''oys
tersoo tlie shell." They were great
ly enjoyed. Tim will keep them on
the shell throughout the season.
Religious Our churches irfera
well attended on Sunday. The regu
lar pastors occupied their several
pulpits, except that Rev. Father
Riley, of the Catholic church, was
at3cut from the city. The Rev.
Vauhan officiated at the Presbyte
riau church.
Tub Premium for Joh Printing.
The Daily N'ews Job office receiv
ed the premium at the State Fair Ia.t
week, over all competitors, for the
bt job printing. This is a Mattering
compliment to the work doue in the
News fnc, and the public ahould
remember it when they wish work
done.
I)i..TiNGnsiiEr Visitors ( at
(joiu.suoiu. The following names
werie last wetsk registered Jat Ciobls-
j lMro,gentlemen doubtless wen known
I in the State: Trilz Von Vhtider-
1
bbickenf lophenkeiimer and Jacob
Vm Sleurververgerungverfajisung
tu:t.seilericktight, of Crk, Ireland.
U'f Hhmil.l thiim however, thevlmd
mistaken the "coonthry" from wiih
they ha.! hailed if tliey had nott.vr
gotten their names.
The Town QriET. Our streets
j-ejterday preneteil a marked con
tract to the bustle of last week. The
crowd tlieu In attendance upon the
Fair bare qaielly left u-, and (he
Convention 1st, with a few exemp
tions, hav returned to their liomes.
Ye IxHal, who ha.s had rather more
to d. than he desired for the last few
weeks, iuy knows not whither to
roam for Itenn, anci ur readers mu-d
te content with a sjiall allowance of
local matter until we can fall back
into the old harness we threw off
when we commenced "changing pAUjJ
Constitution. "
Thb Htatk Fai r The 13th an
nual exhibition of the Stale Aricul
turul Society, held last week, gavj
more general satisfaction to the ex
hibitors than any former exhibition
of the Society, and the general public
expressed itself as well pleaded with
the management. A large number of
the exhibitors, so well pleased were
th'ev with the ceneral management
and the affability and poMtenesa of
the olllcials, as well as the Impartiality
I wftli which tlie awards were maile,
' have expressed their determination
to double their exhibition next year.
We are pltaeed to state tVat the re
eeijits of the week were good, while,
with the experience of tlie paBt years
before the oftlrlala, the exnenci
were greatly lessened.
The Mayor's Court. The May
or's levee was occupied the greater
part of yesterday in the consideration
of the Quent Bryant case.
Dave Jones, col., paid His Honor a
all,for whieh he was .charged $13
and costs. Dave was charged with
language uot pronounced altogether
polite to a colored damsel in the
market. Old Friday, Dave's
father, will have to stop can vassing
Orange countv in the interest of hu
manity and the Republican party,
.. .,.1 un..i, iilu ami fl.ive some man-
ners. But mjch. we Imagine, is .Me
publivau teaching.
The Carolina Pakk I!ai es The
fail nietii at Carolina Park,
Chat lo te, will vUU.'jllesa "bo a most
interring affair The raring will
be good beyond' all q'mslion, as
bni-erte' fAitses will ! offered.
They will take pla. e on (he I7lh. IS h
and lJ.h o' Novemlier. O 1 the '"sec
ond dy the Central I lot. I will a id
SlU to the 1 uti-e. OifVj Charlotte
fiiendsare never behind "in the ques
tion of amusement, and mucii interest
may be expected to be manifested in
these race--
TrTr? Mkuca 8 8e'vUso iu e of our
citizens saw this exhibition at the
Fair. To us it was a novel spectacle
lst night. Not so novel from the
feats of agility displayed, for we have
aeeu as good as frjin the character of
the performers. Here we see before
us t he race that Cortex combatted, and
that Cortex conquered yet, in the
dark gloom of tire trimfe noche the
valor of a race that went down under
the strength of Europenn arms has
never lost its claim to respect. It
yielded to the force of superior weap
ons. It did not succomb for want of
courage. Now after the lapse of three 1
hundred years the representatives br
tbUTarwwppfar before us, not a war
rior, but aajicrobatsand maiitUio
iag faheJr lop&Utye activity
a&rtl adif eooraea Vbl'cbirnade their
j aiceatry w dfatlogaUbeS
tjrdeiwrtheltfteir feats.
j-0n-uVrL4 willwel
heicoit ofadmlsaiotn
wellTepay-
eC4t ofadmisaiotrr ; n,
Tbe will -perform To nigbt4.8t J
T AoA hnuae. The DUDUC Will
find U a performaoce .rlcjiljt wqrJJ,,
seeing, t " -4 ' -v 1
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AlLY-
fttfjLfcL&&i:NiU, TUESDAY
! Pisockkp-os of the Meeting of
i Ciiizkns of Raleigh Last Night
To f'ONSIDER THE DEBT OF THE
THAieetiD ef tte citlaens was
held hint night, in response to a call
of the Board of Aldermen, at Metro
politan Hall, to consider the question
of the debt of the cily and to appoint
a committee of citizens to co-operate
with a committee from the Boaid of
Aldermen to look thoroughly into
this .dub t Ji rder that T 4 he mat-
f teT vfr-frmdihe U -may be fully
known and fairly acted upon by the
peop!e of Raleigh,.
Mayor Manly called the meetiag to
orderand esplaiued iLa objects, when,
on inotion of fr. R. ' W. Best. Mr.
Alfred Williams was elec ed Presi
dent, and Messrs. W. J. Upchurch,
Sylvester Smith and M. B. Baibeo
A" ere in adek.V ice Presi.dnts. Messrs.
R. W. Best and'Wm.f. Brown were
made Secretaries.
Mayor Manly staled that tlie City
Attorney, Mr. F. 11, Buhbee, had
been requested by the Board to pre
pare him.e!f so that he could give an
Intelligent statement of Hie indebt
ness of the city, which lie proceeded
at snne Irngili to dj, urging in con
clusion the nroyrieiy and necessity of
funding Litis debt.
John Nichols, K 4.. in response to
caIN, made .1 few remarks, urging
that Treasure le taken alienee to
fm.d ttie lel.t.
Hon Kemp 1. Battle, in response
to cajjs, .went into- detajls as to the
iiulthtedness of he city, the effects
upon the city if some steps were uot
taken to arrange this debt.
, ,lleury Miller, Ei , said while he
LUaut Spru.g opp.,se the funding
01 me ueii. oecause me matter
hail not then been sufficieiitlv looked
into and explained to the people,
now that the debt had been ascer
tainetl and made known to tbeciti
zeusi e should give the movement
to fund his hearty support.
Alderman James Harris hoped
there would be no onositlon to this
movement, that for once all party I
.11..!
aim race wouiu ue ihio asuie anu tue
city of llaleih be relieved of the
floating debt and the suits that now
hang over her und which served to
prevent the Board of Aldermen work
ing with that ec.momv necessary to
thejjood of the city.
ii. ivkiii 111: pujk-
ment of a Committee of three from
each ward to eo-operafe with the
Board of Aldermen, and that the
i-'rof-nlent rail a mass meeting of tlie
eiliz'-ns to consider the question
finally at as early a day as Ibis com
mittee will b'! prepared to report.
Adopted and th meeting adjourn
ed. The Rocky Point Robbery and
Assault. The Wilmington Juurna1
ofSundty his tins following addi
tional particulais of the robt.ery last
Thursday of I).". Satchwell:
Satchwell was aide lo be in the city
yesterday, after his desoer-ite strug
gle with the negro, rulhan who as
saulted him with a murderous blud
geon oi Thursday liilit. an account
of which we published yesterday
morning.
"We are informed that Rocky
Point, and other places in Pender
countv, are infested with desperadoes
in the" shape of negro thieves and
Totiters. They are naalnly believed
to l.p escaped convicts aud
other villlan? and cut-throats from
VYiUuiugton, aud .are stealing and
dt-pred.-tling in various Ways upon the
cii'ZeMs of Pender. The facttiiat Dr.
Maicuwell i-4 well known for his ac
tive opposition to thieve-and rnsoaN,
ms wel' as for his active elfort3 in the
IWritAt idn of Peddar county, lias made
him enemies among the colored race
of Pender and New Hanover, uiul
nmy'hnve had some influence in pro
vokin" this brutal and murderous
t,nfnH ! orxrmint.
1 tJJf1 "Jmaii-obJ
Plunder was no
ect of the villaiu,
however, who assaulted ur. d.
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The Eimzo tic This disease has
reached Wilmington, and all the
public stables there are afflicted with
it. The Journal says the prospect,
seems to be that the disease will
have quite an extensive run, but
will not be so serious at its former
vh-itatioii.' Capt.. Southerland, of
that city,, gave that paper the follow
ing inhumation in regard to the dis
ease and its treatment:
"The horses should be kept dry and
carefully tended, and the affliction
w ill probably pass away in a few days.
It is a regular epidemic which he has
seen a great many times. It depends
altogether on the condition of the
atmosphere, ano cold, damp wil
cause an increase of the disease, and
perhaps" cause the victims to fill early
graves. Hordes which are much ex
tKised and hard worked, as those ue.l
in dravs, are more liable to disease
than "any others, as thex:osure
develops it."
?
Quite a number of jail WrVIs, re-
lecently sentenced to the county
Workhouse, left yesterday afternoon
In a body for that abode, all negroes
except one white man. The princi
pal members of the crowd that took
Xbfit mournful, departure from our
midst were : f hos.' .Lilly, Francis
'Taylor, Haywood Bryant, Adam
Williams, Wm. Murchison, Andrew
Mitchell, J. P. Davis, John., Thomp
son and Geo. Robinson.
JT,he handsome pictures of two
steamships, worked in velvet and
sffk by a' "Common sailor, from Wil-
mington.N. O. exhibiteo annemate
Fair last wek, are now on;exhibItion
mington.N. C. exhibited at tnebiaie
Ht Clawson's. And a mqaei oi a
I steamship bi'.Jhe Captain of the ship
is on exniouiou at iun p.v.
MOIININGV OCTOBER
j J. Q. A. Bryant in Trouble.
Queut Bryant was before His Hon
or Mayor Manly .yesterday moruinf,
charged with highway robbery in
that on Tuesday night of last week
he did, on one of the public streets of
this city, extract from the pockets Of
Dr. J. O. Wilcox, delegate to the late
Constitutional Convention from
Ashe county, a watch and some $140
in money. The State was represen
ted by T. M. Argo, Esq., for Solicitor
Harris, and the defendant by Judge
Fowle, Messrs. Geo. W.Strong, T. P.
Devereuxand J. Bledsoe. Dr. Wil
cox, Jno. Syme, Esq., and a njro
;boy named Matthew Si in rues were
examined for the State.
The argument of the defence w .s
to show that it was only a case of
larceny and not highway robbery.
Mayor Mauly decided that as thecase
was devoid of fear he would chauge
the warrant to -forcible larceny on
the highway," and required a justi
fied bond in tbe sum of $2,50 for his
nppearence at the next term of Hake
Superior Court.
Immediately at the conculsion of
this case Bryant was arraigned, Mr.
Wm. H. Pace for the prosecution, on
the charge of having on Saturday
night, while claiming to be acting as
a polieeman, forced a Mr. W. H.
Powell, of Franklin county, to pay
him $10 lo kep from putting him in
the guard house. Mr. Powell iden
tified Bryant in the Court room as
being the man, and the Mayor bound
Quent over again in the sum of $50
for coin m king this offense. At the
time of writing we don't know that
he has succeeded in procuring bail.
P. 6. We learu that Bryant ob
tained his bail during the afternoon.
Bisitop Atkinson's Appoint
ments. Appointments by Bishop
Atkinson for his Autumnal visita
tion :
Salisbury, Oct. 18th, p. m. and
19th.
Graham, Oct. 21st.
St. Mary's, Orange co. Oct. 22d.
HUlsboro. Oct. 23d.
Chapel Hill. -Jr2d Sunday after
Trinity. Oct. 24th.
Durham. Oct. 2ot h.
Gaston, Nov. 10th.
Itidgeway, Nov. 11th.
Warren ton, Nov. 12. h.
Henderson, 25th Sunday after Trin
ity, Nov. 14lh.
Williamsboro, Nov. loth.
Sassafras Fork, Granville co., Nov.
Kith.
Goshen, Nov. 18th.
Oxford, Nov. 19th.
Louisburg, 2ith Sunday after Trin
ity, Nov. 21st.
Kranklintou, Nov. 22d.
Kittrells. Nov. 23d.
The Asheville Citizen makes the
above announcement. It will be
gratifying to tbe many people in t'jis
community and elsewhere, who have
be?u "humbugged" by Tom Collins,
to know that he has at last come to
grief.
Newspaper ad vertising is now re
cognized by business men having
faith in their own wares, as the most
effective means for securing for their
goods a wide recognition of their
merits. '
Heavy Premiums. Mr.' James
Norwood, of HUlsboro, took at the
late State Fair oyer $700 in money in
premiums. A hatidsome week's
work. "
A cruel hoax was perpetrated by
some graceless scamp on Thursday
night, in sending to all the morning
raners. through the District leie-
graph Company, an ail vertisemeut
over tlie name or Dr. Allied isuiie.
announcing the sudden death of his
brother. Professor Charles J. Stille,
provost of the University of Pennsjd
vania. Two of the papers even went
to the extent of basing lengthy obit
uarv notices on the advertisement
thus received, without waiting to au
theuticate it. The announcement was
a great shock to Profejsor Stille's
friends, who could Have no reason
for doubting it. and many of them
will not learn of its falsity until
to-day. The concocting of the
story, the imposition of it upon the
newspapers with such ingenuity,
shows a decree, if not of maiice, at
Least of titter recklessness, and eun
ning combined, which could only be
lonir to au accomplished scoundrel
We hesitate to believe, with some of
our afternoon contemporaries, that
any student of the University could
be guilty of such an outrage. Stud
ents have always been noted for prc
tical jokes, but it seems impossible
that a-:y young gentleman of the in
telligence, refinement and high am
bition usually characteristic of those
aspiring to a classical education could
have beeL guilty of so coarse and
senseless an outrage. Whoever the
perpetrator was he deserves seyere
punishment, and we hope lie may get
it. Philadelphia Times.
The additional tax on such luxuries
as whisky, tobacco, sugar, etc., im
posed by the last Congress, does not
seem to have produced the revenue
to the government that was expected
from it. The increase durinjr seven
months, beginning with March last,
has amounted to but 5,000,000, at
which ratio the total for the year will
not exceed $0,000,000. This is alike a
disappointment to Secretary Bristow
and the majority of the members or
the va3's and means committee who
were very confident at the outset
that this plan of swelling the receipt
of the Treasury would be immedi
ately successful. They doubtless
omitted in their estimates however,
the fact that the first result of the
tax would be a decrease in manufac
turing and the consumption stocks
on hand. It is to this cause that
their disappointment is to be at
tributed but it is more than likely
now that manufacturing has become
a necessity that the closing months
of the year will show a marked gain
over those preceding. This method of
increasing our revenues is in many
respects the best that could be de
vised, and we should be see It com
pletely successful."
Mews
19. 1875.
From the Cincinnati Star.
TEXANIA.
How a Wild Ball Bullied a Wilder
Crowd,
This morning a wild bull got sepa
rated from a drove of Texas cattle be
ing driven through tbe city, and set
out on a tour through the principal
thoroughfares. About a dozen of the
crack drovers of the city weie detail
ed to rapture him and bring him in,
and the scenes that ensued were de
cidedly amusing and somewhat ex- '
citing.
The bull, after a quiet gallop of a
dozen blocks, coo!ed down and waited
f r his pursuers. They came up con
siderably out of breath, but with a
large amount of bluster and bravado,
which showed clearly that they were
not afraid of tbe bull. The bull came
up with perfect calmness, and some
persons were so foolish as to suppose
that this showed that he was not
afraid of them. The result proved
that these persons were right.
The bull stood still.
So did his pursuers.
Then there was a private caucus,
to which the bull was not invited.
He did not like this. He resented
it. He invited himself. Then there
was not a caucus. Then the bull
shook his head. So did the pursuers.
They were in different localities--onein
a doorway, another behind
a telegraph pole and another be
hind a barrel. They considered. They
called across the street to each other,
"What are you afraid of?" Theotber
said, "What are you afraid of?"
Then they said, "Let's lasso him."
Then they said, "Agreed ; you do
it." But no one was exactly ready.
Each one was out of practice. Tlie
bull listened and smiled. He walked
calmly toward each one separately
and offered his horns for the lasso.
Each one separately ran as he never
ran before.
Finally by some mischance in the
excitement a rope fell over his horns.
It was immediately fastened to a
telegraph pole. But the bull didn't
mind about that. He just went on
and directly there was no rope about
his horns.
Then imprecations came fast and
fearful. Shouts of laughter also. The
bull stopped on the corner of Sixth
and Walnut. So did about one thous
and persons.
When he turned toward the north
west corner exactly two hundred and
fifty persons ran and seven hundred
ami fifty laughed. When he looked
toward the northeast corner seven
hundred and fifty ran and those op
posite laughed louder. Several men
engaged in the exercise of throwing
harmless lassoes after him,aud one
succeeded in getting the rope over his
tail, but it did not stay there.
Then he started toward the crowd
and they ran. An old woman, with
a basket of eggs ou her arm, fell over,
so did the basket. Then he looked
the other way aud a man fell out of
his wagon. When he looked up all
the people in the second story
screamed and drew back from the
windows and let down the curtains.
Of all the crowd the men with the
ropes showed the most agility in
running.
At last the bull was caught. A
man with a long stick held out a rope
aud he walked under it. Then there
was a cheering. The rope was large
and new, and it held him. It was
attached to a four horse wagon, and
at this writing tbe bull is being
dragged away, and the man who held
out tlie rope is wiping the cold sweat
away and being crowned victor by
the admiring throug in an adjoining
saloon.
At the corner of Sycamore and
Seventh the rope was unfastened from
the wagon, aud the bull attacked the
horses. The matter now became se
rious, and the efforts of the crowd
were turned to the defense of tbe team
and destruction of the bull.
One horse was badly gored in the
side aud in the head by the bull, and
the rope, which was still around the
animal's head, fastened to a lamp
post. Another rope was got around
his body and legs, and he was thrown
down and finally killed with an ax,
and hauled off in a wagon. Several
men were injured by running over
each other.
Tom Collins Turns up at last.
The records of Buncombe Superior
Court shew that this ubiquitous in
dividual has at last been found by
Sheriff Young (no one ehe could have
foand him) and is now under sub
poena to attend Buncombe Superior
Court. He was three or four times
"solemnly" called during the last
term of tlie court, but, as usual, fail
ed to put in an appearance when
leaded. What Solicitor Gudger wants
with him remaius to be seen. We do
hope that be has not been imposed
upon (as many other "worthy fellows
have been) and made to believe that
the aforesaid Thomas has been saying
something derogatory to his high
character. Should the Solicitor suc
ceed in securing Tom's attendance.
Woodson can come up, aud make
known his grievauce against him.
There is a funny side to even so sad
a case as the abduction of Charlie
Ross. The father of the lost boy tells
the story to a reporter of the Phila
delphia Times. While in Canada re
cently, he saw the circular of a circus
manager announcing wax figures of
the Ross family, together with an of
fer from the manager himself of a
reward of $2,000 for the discovery of
tlie boy. Mr. Ross went to the circus
and saw figures of himself and wife,
and Charlie, none of which bore the
Ifast resemblance to the originals.
Without making himself known he
talked with tbe exhibitor, who told
him be was a frequent visitor at the
Ross household, and that all or the
figures were strikingly accurate like
nesses. When Mr. Ross made him
self known the mau was dumbfound
ed for a moment, but immediatelv
expressed his deep sympathy, declar
ing hi9 willingness to pay the $2,000
reward, and offered, in case the boy
was found lo give the lather $1,000 a
week for 30 weeks, for the privilege
ofexhibiting him.
Of course Fred Grant won't resign
his position in the army; be proposes
to attend to a little banking business
first in Washington. Hi9 salary
however goe on whilst the country
demands reform. Pittsburg Poet,
JJem.
"Say !" said a city youth to the
modest countryman, "got the hay
seed out o' your hair yet ?" " Wall.'h
was the deliberate reply, I jedge,
pot from the way the calves run artef
me." Rochester Democrat.?- j
f .
PRICE: FIVE CENTS.
A woman is very like a kettle, if
you come to think of it. She sings
away so pleasantly then the stops
and when you least expect it, she
boils over !
Thk M AiNTHKAJf oa ot Hbalth. The
maintenance of health ia often more diffi
cult than Its recovery. Vitiated condi
tions oi t he atmosphere, nnhealthv occu
pations, extremes of the heat or oold, aud
constant exposure to rough weather, are
all so many provocations of disease.
There is bat one sure way ol effectually
guarding the y stem when thus subjected
to influenc a prejudicial to health, and
that id toetabHsu, by Judicious tonic and
alterative medication, vigor or the body
and regularity of lta functions. The pro
pertieB of an invigorant and corrective are
happily combined In Hostel ter'a Stomach
Bifters. which, at the same time that It in
fuses unwonted vitality into the system,
overcomes all tendency of the stomnch,
liven bowels and urinary organs tt de M
ate Irora regularity in the discharge of
functions upon which the welfare of the
entire physical organization la dependent.
Health cannot be more effectn .ily main
lalaeU than by using tb Bitter j.
I 1 . . . . i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Evana. author of Iteolab. St.EJoio, Vashtl,
etc The last an J best book ever written
bv this popular author, and one of tbe
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Every one must read it. - Bold-every where.
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; TO-NIGHT
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In Their Wonderful and Startling
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Among their superb feats will be found tbe
following: DoubfB Wire.Pingle Wtre.Mon
ster Perch, Bingte Trapeze, Double Trapes,
Devil's C irda, iudl Rubber Man, Leap for
Life,:Anvil on the Breast, Ac, c.
ADMISSION: Reserved Seats. Orchestra,
flxo; Parquete, 75 cents; Gallery. 50 ents.
MUSIC by the Italian Htrlng Eand.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR
the year ending December 3Ut, 187j
oi iiie financial condition ot
Fanneil Hall Fire Insurance Com.
pany,
OF BOSTON, MASS.,
male to the Secretary of Slate of North
Carolina:
President: K. R. Ohaffkjs,
Hecretary : J. W. Kinsley,
Principal oince : 28 Siaie street, Bos
ton, Mass. r
Capital
Whole amount of joint stock, or
guaranteed capitol authorized, $200 000 03
Whoie n mount ol capital actual
ly paid up in cash, 2 0,000 00
A&SET3.
Cash on hand and in banks, S 8,101 09
Amount loaned on mortgage of
rt al estate,
Amount loaued on collaterals,
isiock and bonds, market value,
Debts for premiums,
Interest due and accrued,
124 560 00
39,03 80
147,488 50
88,828 25
3,393 Hi
t j.043 95
Total assets,
LIABILITIES.
Losses adj usted whether due or
not,
LiObses unadjusted, in suspense,
or resisted Dy thecompany,
Dividen. s nnpaid,
Amount due for expenses and
ouUays of all kinds,
Amuuut necessary to re-Insure
outstanding risks at fifty per
cent, being the legal reserve.
Ail other liabilities. Including
number .of judgments if any
not fully paid and satisfied
against the Company in this
btaie, in what Court, and at
what time they were obtained,
the amounts due on the same
and to whom due, and whether
or not an appeal has bt en crav
by the Company and granted
by the Court from the ftaid
judgment or judgments.
Net Surplus,
Total liabilities.
I S COM K.
Totil net cash income from pre
miu -.is,
Total net cash Income fiom in
terest dividends and rents,
16,476 26
6,330 00
385 00
300 00
103,6 li 99
5,301 J5
35,6 6 tb
126.617 40
193.793 76
20.482 22
Total Income,
EXPENDITURES.
Total net amount paiddurlcg
tneyear for losses,
Total pay account.
Total miscellaneous expndit'es.
Total premium note expeudit'e.
214,280 98
52,452 52
22.36.1 45
43,0i0 7
9.615 l 0
Total expenditures,
127,441 73
qukstioxs:
" Has the Comp my complied with the pro
visions of Its charter, tne laws of th stale
in which It was organized, and the laws of
tbe State of ior h . aroiiua, relating to In
surance companies ?
Anser Yes.
Does the company possess one hundred
thousand dollars of available assets ?
Answer Yes.
Upon what plan is the Company con
ducted? Answer Stock.
Tbe greatest amount insured in any one
risk, $5,000 00; the greatest allowed to be
insured in any one city, town or village,
L; the greatest amount Allowed to be
insured in any one block, .
J K. S. CHAFFEE. Pres't.
BERK.EL.fcA' fc BKOWN,
General Agents.
I Statu ot Norlh Carolina,
5 . uepartmenl or f la'e.
BE fK ELE Y 4BKOWN, General Agents.
appointed lor the purpose, having been du
ly sweru, makes oath that the ttbove state
ment !juberibed by them.ls Irne, according'
to heir best kuowledge and belief.
i WM. H. HOWEKTON,
ot l!)j-tf Secretary. of State.
J .Uj S T A R R I V E D .
One car load CUBA MOLASSES, In bar
e!s, fud in prime order. v-rv low, at
oc 17H-' B. S CI NG H AM de CO'S.
lO li
REN
A Ilnnse with six Room, corner
oi feron and I) ivie streets. Anv.
person wishing to rent will please ctuiki
inn nfiuse.
oo ISptf O. A. SMITH.
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CEED WHEAT! SEED OATS!
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250 bushels Prime Futta Seed WHEAT
'200 txusheis Genuine WHITE WIN1KR
OATi for kale at
i BA' BEE A LATTA'S,
j Raleigh IS. C.
oc lo 3taw2w A. SMITH.
J.O. E. VENABLE A SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
' AND M VNUFACrUKKRS OF
Carolina Belle Scotch Snuff and
j SMOKING TOBACCO.
OFFICE, ODD-FELLOWS' BUILDING,
No. t6 North Sycamore street,
Petersburg, Va,
Jos E Vcwablk. Wm. L. Virirh
131
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iULES AND HORSED.
Juatj arrived and for aale cheap thlrty-
five MULES and twenty-one pOB'ES.
! H. D. BERRY, at
I MCM ACKIN A. FAISONS'
oc Pt- 3t Stable, Martin street.
DAOQING AND TIES.
Bagging and Ties,
Salt and Iron,
Pepper and Spice.
In short, a flrst-claaa stock of everything
usually kept in a Grocery establlnl ment,
i A. H. TEMPLE,
So. 5 Exchange and No. 7 Mtrtin.
f oc 14 U Raleigh, N C.
ARSHALL'S SALT
:, Jost received and for sale by
1 ' - ' R. F. JONES CO.
o?JBS F ADVERTISING.
2 f2re- ? insertion. ' , , , , 11 of
One square, one week . M
One square, one month. . 8 CO
One square, three monUuT 18 (0
One square, six m'ZZZZIZ' W f
One square, twelve months ' AO fa
aTif-Ji.N-PfRIa7n'.
All advertisements under tea llnaaehaixa
at the rate o one square. ' WF
Liberal deductions madepn larger adver
tlaemenu for a term longer tiian oni'
month.
Advertisements must be confined to the
business of the advertiser, - .
OUR AHVERTlSOftfltT.
rji O T H E PUB LIC
OUR JOB OFFICE.
OFFICE DAILY AND WEE LTSEWS,
. Ill T.l
Raleigh, Sept ioth, 1875.
We are pleased to say to odr customers
and friends abroal that our Job Depart
ment has been moving under rapid pro
gress towaids tbe perfection we are aiming
at, and we can now, with safety, place our
productions in competition with any html-
iar establishment In the con a try
... . .i
In substaattaUc of th frcoIng, we
refer Tlth pride to the appended testlmo
nlals ana bracing soma of our meat reliable
and trustworthy city merchants, whose
commendations we deem to btf the best
criterion of our work. "
Testimonial t
We can commend the Kiwi Joh Office
to all desirlng-work in this Hire. We have
received work from I .hem that pleases us
in every particular.
PARKER AVERA.
AUdcMiilngJ b Work abou Id patron 'is
the Nkwi Job Office. We have tried them
and can speak frotrur of u experience.
POOL MORI NO,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
.OnficK or A. Prf.fcii, )
Raleigh, eepteu ber 20, 1875.
I have ued yorr Job Work f ,t some
time and cheerfully sty tliat 1 have been
well pleased with it all. -r . CREECH.
Offick of Hardware House of
Julius rcwi r. i
Raleigh. N. C. ReDf. 20.
We most cheerfuly say thut the .Job
Woik executed for u by the News Pub
lishing Ocmpany has lw-y iiten flr.t
class and the it1c- very low.
JULIUS LKWIH i C3.
The work turned ou Vy your office Is the
best I haveyet hut. 1 ani a muctvpleaNed
with It I feel It due you to ihnR express my
self. All wishing job wv k if uny cburao
ter should patronize the N F.w Joi Ofllce.
A. 1. TKW l'Lt. '
We have always pxtroniwd the News
Job Office, and have ycl o shv we liv
been dlsappoiut-rd. Our bivnlness rein lions
have alwajs been mot pleunant, and we
are much please-i with vonr wnl man
agement. BERKELEY A RK'lWS,
General inurance Agents.
It affords us great pleas tire to pronounce
1 he work produced by y , ur Foreman, ilr.
J. H. Hampton, to he of supf rtor character,
both in taste and fluhli. We cheeriully
c mmend your work to all.
NORRISS A MY ATT.
Our work Is received, nnd we are pleased
with It. The bU le and qnllty are uot ex
celled by any office we k now of.
BAR BEE A.LATf A.
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tion and dlnpatch of v ork, I recommend
the Naws Job I lllce.
W. n. DODD.
I fetl ihat I c inuot top liighlr praise the
beautiful cards just printed Ijr me by vour
Mr. J. S. Hampton. I mim say the work
far eurpases anything In Its line I have
yet seen. Hereafter you my . count me
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ALKt. THOMPSOV,
Mdse Bxoker.
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mend IhnNnvH JoOOfMne.. , '
WAIN RIGHT, WILLJ MS A HOOD.
Orr:ci of MrM'ritiK A Fa mo if, 1
Raleigh, N.C.,ept 15.
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other Southern ''tate.
Truly, MoMACKIN 4 FAI80N.
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ther oar pleasure to assert that we have yet
to learn the name of a patron of cur office
who has ever expressed hMosstif dissatis
fied with any of out production.
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Weare constantly, roakLrg additions to
i ' -ri v.'
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geaeial appurtenances, by tjie Introduction,
of everything Ihat Is new and useful, and
glveou: customers the advantage of all
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manufacturers. We spare no ifTort to
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our customers. "'
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For Sample aal Prices, or information
of any character, your correspondence Is
respec folly solicited. ,
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Editor News, Raleigh, N. C.
XECUTOit'Cl N O T I C E .
5
Laving qualified as KxeeutrJx, of tha
will of the lat- nenry .u'jruecHi, l give no
tice to the debtors of the estate to make
payment, and to the cre.litoin to prment
their claims to my attorneys. Win. H. Bat
tle A Won, at their offlc in Raleigh, by the
first day of October, 17. :
MAKTIIA MORDECAI.
Kxrcutrlx,
Ba'elgb, N.C.8ept 80th. 1876, Iaw6w
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From that well known Wine Maken In
Harnett eonnty, C C Ooffleld. Csq. This
will be found a choice Native Wine. Call
and see na. R. Ft JONES t O.,
Wholeeale Liquor and Wlue Dealers.
mhI7-tf Wllmlngtoa street.
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