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I'l liLISHRII THE CITV.
LATEST TELCORArniO
NEWS ON 4th PAGE.
If 8 M PETTENbil.L .; I'D . 10 Slab'
Mm-, t, 1'o-lon, I'm. Row, New YurU. ntil
"oi t.hisluul Mr. el, i'hiladepliia, are our
Agents fur proi-urici; adverti-i lin n - fur our
paper itJ SBVnNSI.) ill I'll alHJVr ( (lit s, Itlul
authoria-.! U nuitrui t fur atlveitisii. at ur
lowest rrtes.
ViEs.K ItlllrriN .V. Ili.KrM VS. N'cw-l.at.t.r
Advertis'u.jc Agent, No- -t. South street Haiti
more. Md , arctiy autlinriA'tt b contract for
adv. i ti-..uit nt. at otir Ijwe.-t rate's. Adver
tisers in that ity are rt 'itfesle.l to leave llieir
favor with ttiul house.
IJ'I'Y rorniv MAIilip:-!',
Ucrortcd daily bv W. I'. Stroaaeli, (troccr
nil ('.'liiinl-.. I in ' V. reliant, Fit ett. v illf
Street
lUl liiu. May ii, I'Tl.
I'm-, of cotton iu oar market to-dar :
All.' m. 'HI',
At 4 p. m. "
Sale. 10 '...Irs.
Marl,. ' dul'.
mi ri:i, A.mciVjYi.s. ,
Kmiim-k II'iTKi.. May 20 -J. John
son, Wilmington; Y. Fishbiick. F.ufauhi,
Ala'; l. W Iro, N ('.
Cm limn., A"; 25, 2o - Henry .1.
It . wn. N.w York: Clias. I'.iiII.k k.
C lu4'in v i oisr I. HT Ii;it, Miss Man
K'yi-t. M i.-- t'orni li It i(:i, Miss .Vnhif
i.' n lv. ..i. rwi.1 . vv t ii;ii
if iv .s. i.. v i.uiiiv , i. ij'n,
-7.. . . -..-A,..TUM.'i jt ?a
Mii'.Hot i.il Hoi K. Mill 2U Thot)
.1 Stuf, Colnnibia, St';J Day. N ('. F
Str. inn h, t'ity , Z Iaudon, Onl. I'ali.l ln ;
U 1) Markliain, l ity; h Uavi, v i:
miiictou:W H (iiilHth. Ualtimorr ; Jaa
Itorden, Wiluiington ; W U Gnn, N I-,
Mrs W A Hmith and 2 soim, l'rir.eclon : K
II I" on in-. IlillslMiro ; S A Arn-t. in. N Y ;
V (i llerudon, Atlanta, (.a ; .iin .V Me
lii''l, Harnett: V L Hill, I hiladelphia.
.1 I) W l.itaker, Wake ; J It Itui'k. X f ; .1
II 1 ihain and sol., Y. , Sami S M g ird.
N, .is. N .! ; W Y Day in, IC.t rIU; I .1
Yirttiii.'. N ' : Alt Andrew.. N f : L W
Iluuiphrt v. i.M-l) .i . : C K I'.ik.r. N Y ;
K Saun.hiS'ii. Hyde; J S lie. I. II. and
ilsuphtiT. llv.l. . W I' M1..11.11I1. (it ,
David !! OX h.sta.l er. P.. Dr I! W.I .111-.
Wake 1 N Walt. 1 hall .tte I t in.
bell, N- V.
LATEJT STATE NEWS.
1 in Friday iv.hiifr re ,si:nl
with a 1 ry leir. tie hail - .,n. Alli.i.uh
the norm did not lat lon, jel the hail
-tones wer.- a l.irje a puitri'lg'' 'yj.
We
tear th.tt 11111 h damage lias been d i e t
tlK yi 111 t ,i, and the a l - l
illg i i.Un' it-. '(. 'ii'r .' !'"Ji
Sii.nm. Mima I'll A-ln m I-- t'i
"'9ttur say- ' I. r
work pn pir r
a siirnul station
. :; I- Ii-m- I..-. 11 pi.t to
11 the i stuhl -l.lliellt ol
tin- stiiiilll.t ..t 1 tin;
Miti hell, l'..r p.i'v - - '
is said that si .t .1 .l ; I
.t ol. i a: l"ii. Il
..-e who have the
work in e
Salisbury
of this si
pi
Ait' .Wtl.i
d .1 n the mad to
I In . s'alilishment
11 I 1 tyiake a telf-
this
n .1
graph line ah.n"
necessity, i.nd we
we can enjoy tin
institution, is in
then, when Hilly
ti.e U N 1 . It. It, a
I 1- 11 . 1 th- titiu w In II
dv slit ..'. - ot -Urn an
i.e mar luture. And
Mtiitli uiak. a ai r.tivi
metsta for the eou.pl.ti. 11 nl the mad
through to the Tenn ee line, wliefe it
will strike lis natural Woti rn connections,
an era of prosperity dawn on Wes
tern Carolina ueh as the most -anguine ol
us can hardly realize.
Police Buainasa Brisk.
On Sunday nijjht the city police ui
dr
a descent upon oni of the many hell's tit'
our city and suburbs. This one is located
on Dawson street, mar the n-i lencc of
Hon. It. F. Moore an I the Cott .e Hob I.
In this den the p ili(eurpri .1 the follow
ing gang ot cohtied riotets. Some wire
engag. d in playing c .rds. otlit r-. in tlrink
ing. danc'ng, singing ami other riotous
conduct, whilst four cuples were pulled
from the be Is. The h llowing istl e tli -graceful
list, everyone id whom -h.ml I
have been coluuiitted to jail or b- I. aid
labor for at least a 111 uith. Their names
arc as follows : John lia-krr, John M01
gan, D c. Alston, Allen MtTliersoii, (late
ly iVconvict in the I'entu ntiuiy . . Spencer
Williams, Wcs'.iy liuaen, Henry l.ane,
Elt? . Pa'mer, Ida I.wnan, I.ucy Moure,
Marv Hester, Virginia Ilariis. X mey .lor-
ilnn I.Hiira Ifol.itli. .lunw I'mII.-i.o
These vagabonds wet-In-fore the Mayor an.l lost twelve b, tilteen dollars each -yesterday.
The hr yagal.oii.ls , re fin. .1 aggreiratmg a sum ol considerable iiihl
"!eat h i.nd the thr imprisoned for twelve ! mtude.
hours each. This piinid.inent was alto-
getlier
loo lioht. and 111. lie viit, r.il.s
tiieasiirc-
,. : 1 1 ,,r, ,i
Wanted An Office.
There are thrre h'Hi. If 1 apj. if m'- .
the fourteen otl'u. s to he lii'cd by th- rn w
Hoard or Ci'v ('' iiiini--i"n' 1 - It.ir. the
offices are now ul tiili.l. im I -h ul I the
incumbents de-ir. t ret tin 1 l.i ir pi sii j. .hf
iwhichthey hardly d:.i !- mill b r of
appli.ants nnivt be set j2oa'ni..a
the clotttous da "not fake pin
1 . . .
Im tote
Wednesday night the books may lie c ui
sidered is yet open. None but Radicals
need apply.
-'-.V-Hettfie f" ttAltliVRrSM Ttii: Ailiiri
in Museum of Natural History lit the
Cintral Tark, New York, has added to
It- stock some decided ruriositiea , amoi.g
thrm fcveral rines of stone shaped like a
In 1st collar, whit h were, it is said, used
in ancient timrn in Mexico, and elsewhere
in the tnakical latitudes, by the u,o
rigincs. lt as ued in the sat rifiiv of
human lives. A w-M.deii bl.Kk w'vi
pUc.ed under llie l.iw k cf the victim tir.d
thisVttig was around his neck, which
caused hi- brea-t to protrude The priist
then advanced with knife m Imml. and, I
cutting open the breast, plucked forth the i
still t'irobliiiiL' heart. The story wi't ,. 1
HOME AFFAIRS.
JOHN SPECMAK, Ofty JEWiU
Prof. W. B. Kent :
W. nrr informed lliitt I'nil. V. K. Kerr,
Stiii iif.il.v-'. lias tl.tiincl Dr Hun
t. t- i "I kIihii nf Native Woods nl North
( r .1. i. ;:iii"ii!.liiif; t i on iiiuiiin I sprc
it. i - . in-".- ol 1 1 1 nit-1 f i .-xliibiti. n
at Vic tin.
Wi lianiHOu, Upchurcfa & Thomas
An . i-l.ii o Imwiir.l their ii' w stuff on
Faytt'cy !.. -:r.f, just below Lmigces
tin sliiv. I -ii Inundations an- nli 'lit to
tic 1 ii.l an 1 tin work will I"1 pushed lor
ward us n.i.idlv ns possible. Tins store
will be thiity thtee feat I')' U" hundred
and ti ii, homing ou Faycttcvill.' uuJ run
ning through to Salisbury stris-t, and will
be-a file proof two story building.
Annual Meeting and Election of Offictri.
The SunJa) (school counrcusj Willi tlir
Ki'entun street Mrtlnxlist cliuu li of tliis
iitv, liel-l itit annual mi ctini I'll Sutiila)
all riiiMin last. The tu!!ouin ntli. ers ot
tlu socit-t) nml Sun lav s Ii m 1 m ie elect
i ,1 lur tin' eii-irn )car I
.1 ('. S. Illliiell I'lesl.leli;.
It. W. llest Vlt e I'lesUJell',
.1. A. .limes I'reasurtr.
K II Tliotnas Scuetarv.
j,, j, )ourj n t- rin-it i ItjHn
W, Jv Tf oun ikip't- ftttiHl
I IMrs. W J." V itinit, Kem i" Assistant
8iijMTinti tiil. iit.
Mr. Yotino, the Suj erint-uilciit. pre
silted 11 vt ry int. resting report, Q.iviujr 1
full a. count ol the general oKTa:i. ns of
the at hia.l Jul 11, e the past year. The
h liO'.i . never in as proaper tus a 0 ndi
tion as at prcsrnt. It now nuiub.-ra on
it-, r . lis nearl) i .111 hundred
Uucla med Lattera.
The I.. Ion II g is a 1. t ol
Ulaitluig Ul.. iaiined lit Hie 1'
the ie:ti r n
1 stolli.-e. lu:
etgii, X. V.. May illi. Is;,-,
Allen. W r Joi.iis .11. J
AU.I11-, lla;."id Johns 11 J Is
A.lm-. MrsMsrv .!.ni.-. '.
Aver.. Mf Kain.ie I. Jt.t.es. S It
b!..-li'Wiiu Ma. I. Co .'lilies, .1 1.
HnUKIiloii, U II J'.oUn, V I .
B..ie, tten Jobtsoli, Miss Mai
lltlrtn-l. .It. pl'eii .torn -. Kvlah
Mvruiu I.. i- J.ilitan, V.l-(.l..ra
Malik-, Ml- li.,.:t 1 1 bi ll,, J
!, Wis. Marr l.ttrona, M.s I'atnv
broialey. Mux Matr.ir McLatunn, John
1 airi.li, K lwa.ii Murrta, W K
( arter, J C Morns. Ainrn tu
O . Mrs Lottia Mo. .re, A M
"fir. Ma" Vaf-te Vni fr W R '
! I 'aim I .VCo.Miss li W Mc Neill, Mim KM. K
! Ilavis, W K, W..rstll. Morris, Mrs Carolm.
1 ' ul ec, tueen of ttie Nieliots, Oeo
Month. 1 u U 1 Si. hols, M.ss A A
l ll.rd. Alfr. d Norm, Miss Kuiii.u
iluiiston. Al.'t I'stiu, Ueonre
U-vis M.s- V iririta Kerry, ltiieer j
Dunrou. Vtis-n.t Pear, .-, tssiali
Fori Mrs htttetr 1 1 ; revraul. Cart K It
If hIIiijv V ia 1 1 -
file;, Ii. v.l.ilm
Kan e, I arkllis
I'l lee, M
I'ules W ilham
Kowrrs, Mr- Atmlra
Kn. Jolm.Ji
hi. ks, h.Uar.l
KhoUes, Joriatlian
llov.l, Id K
KuVels, Mrs Mi.-au
rjiuiUi, r
Mauls. Miss Nan ) B
Uasti.n, k K
Oray, Ll.ari. -tfrav,
Hsrris
Urirs, K, M. Vt .
lotik. 11 .y
l.ar.n.l, Mr- Martha
rr,'ory, Mr.- M.
Hart, i illuia
llai wood, Alien
HctKrou, U W
Huaicr, Amis
llualintoii, I 8
Vail, Ihollias
Maiauod.Miss Majitic WaU.n. J K
ltohoway, MmLoni.-a Weaver, W K
Norton, M!m A M V.oodkv,Jcck
1 1 11 ill r, Mrs km. Waind. Mrs M
Jackson, An lnw Whlliuir. Mis- Carrlf
Jackson. 1. hn Youu, MissMur'.ha K
W. W. II0I.DKX, I' M.
Th Late St. lie.
Yesterday the sink. -is as a rule resumed
woik 01. the ci inpioiuise i.Tius of eleven
h. .tit-per day during the next two months,
iii.d t.-u h. ni- ti ri v.t ihereafter. This n
still 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hate been reached by a much
ca.-itr tiuaiis: hut int-n will biconie b.ys
mil' 111 a v.hi.e no iiialur what may be
said
pr. p
en.pl
it, a
o li e contrary 11 the ten hours
sitl.-n hid been stihuiittcd to the
yr- l. tlr s- w ho wnc intensted in
1 i: ..th.rs had t. ..! lurk, where
t In y in 1
1 t it i .ii-.
1.1 1 1 r, ,1 '.winding scheming p.
ii-. ti.l men who ale not iiiecliunics,
an I in. n v. It
h i c p .1
w 1 uld lave
finally
. have been met h. itiics and
. nt the 111 .tt. r could and
hn n i et tied amicably, as it
As il i-. however, a large
11 II'. I . f. ssalilv Hlt work
We regret. Imwevel, to learn that the
'lau'isoi .uessis. . us, .von. .v .v., ..s.t
n luseil t 1 resume w ora, 1101 oecauso un v
ate dissati.-tied witll the compromise, but
l.ecau ethe firm refuse to employ one
of tin- hands who struck. On enipiiry,
we tin. I that the man in question! one
who h id bcin u favorite ol some one or
ru ire o I the linn, to the extent of their
pun hi.-mg for him a house ami lot, pJ
in ; the moii. v down for ii or assumtpg
ti c 1 a. tin nt ol it, and allowing him to
ft-rml itr-e tin in as he cmitti ntfini 11 or
ruahc it c ! nient. This man became a
h ad r in tin movement which materially
inli rfere.l in their business. They look
iix.ii tliircoiidiiet of this man, under the
HirmiHmi-; m rmsfatelut; rmd do tt
desire longer to enfploy him. We have
this version Irom outside parties, nntl
have spokt n to no member of the firm on
the sutjtct. If true, the firm are justi
fied in tlu ir course, and the journeymen
hav. 110 light to compel theui to employ a
man iii whom thev have' lost confidence.
Wc ur.derst ind thr supply f h:lor, 1
P'jiMaily 111 the carpenters' line, is not near
it. no b 1.. 1 il... .I.i.o.nd li 'lr. and that
imte a number of competent carpenters
- 1 ... I . ti .I L Hi I'O'ltl
I van CI tl 11 llll.oi 1 goon f iufii' -J
wan, -
coiniuand
THE WILTONQ HOMICIDE.
Tritl mm! CeuTictka tt Jctojh Bk;
Cundenwd from the l karlotUi (M fntt )
The iw of the State . Jtep liaker
white, for the murder ul' Ni k tou W illon",
oli ue.J, 'iiTupi I Mui'ttdiVirg Superior
C' Urt nil of Fii.la in i S.ituttluy l.i-t
Col. W. I'. Hjii'im, solu iior, proms iiv-l
the ileli l e w . ..inlui t. .1 liy Mei-r.-.. .1
II. Wi' 'ii A- Shi nml I 'apt. II 1'. Watin.
By I'Z o ei.i. a ,."i Kliiliv the lolhmihr
jury wi re iiripaui.ell.il: II II W illnniis,
E. A. M.I I. M I. Dnis, A. It. Ivi.l-
bod, V. K. St .er, V. H. Ilra.llord, A. W
Li;nu, J. It Lanrpcc.', K. M. t-'o.-ainan.
T. A. Piiee, J. S. Sh itl. r, .1. K. D.nis.
The colllt
theu took a ressM till 1
the i-isi was procee.led
o clock, h ueu
procee.
with.
Col 15. , -i
oKlled lor the
Stste and
ititrodui .- 1 1 .1.
following
AY t oll 1 tin - I VTl.
w is the tiM witness ealled
I K.- I . '1
II. ('. S, ver-
lie tratifl-d that on ;
15th of Fcbruin last
.)"! riiooti of the
h 1 prioiHT and
It.ea-i T '.-.. i iiikn g, with olhi-is at
his i:n. -. 1 -aloott, a mile trom I 'hat-
ioite. II tt .-..I ua- very boi-tiou- hii.1
juair. Isoine. Witness' had to ini.i ire
autl lin.illv inisl: ihs,-.cl t'r.UH the li -use.
lM'.used hud bei II ((,'.1 J.i.ri Ullg. sUl k. SXils
aviv tmimtJfntg w-
lie-s tiaviiig c. t .let eased out advisvd
hiui t.f'g" away and dtt-eased s.id h
tyoul I. Witness- then r.-etiter.d his
house arnl u e', toiuiiig out, the prisoner
linker and told him (ltakcrj to lei Wil
ful K al ue. but rtttived no rcxponsi
Itaker pi-.-etl witties-. and going up t.
Wll'.-ng. who . standing a lt. rt .lis
l..ncr i tt. struck In in wiih a knife in the
lefi -i le -f rcing Wiil .ng a r -s a d;t. h
about t.. feel with the blow. Wiifuli"
Walketl a slmit distune.' up the edge of
the ditch and fell. He was carried into a'
I n shop rear by, where he died in 10 or
12 n.inutes after leing stabbel.
Doit a- Alexandei, col., was livihjj at
Sc.trs'ai tin. tin. e .1 the in in . K r. On
tin- ivt i i..' iii ou- -Moo. Iii arinir a voi. e.
h . :. to.ind to the II 'lit d.M r ot the
st te l.i-' a- St y.i, an.l ilfoii.. came
lit, tn. w i re s r.kui" at eat h oihi r.
hut she .1.1 let sec i'i "In r l.lt the othi r ;
thai as St v. ls turn. I to g,, (, k into the
store Haker t'.he pi ...uei pasMid him.
and going to Willoiijf ilhe deceasi.li
-trut 1c linn a tiii'tuiiniir.t i.i..w u. .i.
side and dr 'pjK-1 lh. k mle .Dto h i-p tkrt,
Ii jlidle (Ion ti .v i; I.
Dr. J. P. McCmilbs lest.ti. .1 to the In.
lure of the Wiiiind, at having hern intliit
e.l with a sharr tii.-tiuiii.-nt, which had
pern i r a'.' I the I., art. i he wound would
have i rodllce.i death; siw l.o olh.r
woiiud. Had .xuiiiiitd c'i"ir i's head
a:. I found uo signs : it.ji.n. The S'ate
Ir it- it -te I its case.
I in: OKI KM i
ill. J. II. Wilson stated the g-oiiu ls i f
the defence: that the prisoner did not
Comuiit the deed , that he had no motive
for killing Wilfong, and that deceased
came to his death by . .l. uf-iou ol the
brain.
John c. Crot testified to the drunken
coudition of Wiltoiig on the eveuiug ol
the killing and to his abusive language
and disorderly conduct ; that he seized a
weight and made demonstrations of
using it on the nugro man Lawiug, who
had rt fit-ed to treat him ; that all he saw
Baker Jo was t i remon ttrute wufr fftf-"
fong, for which lie, (H.kcr) got roundly
bused and threatened by deceased. Was
Dot prcHciil at the time of the stabbing.
On the cross-examination of this wit
ness by Colonel IJyiium, it appeared that
Baker in going home that evening called
at witness hon e and asked what was
the niws at Severs'. He was told the
limn who hail Im n stabbed wo dead
nu n which he remarked thai In did not
Ihit.k he would have dit.l soon ; and
on en.uiiing into what a-said ulniut
who killed him. was told that a negro
woman ianld she saw him (Raker) kill
In in. 3Cer tiiM Mij itaul no knife
and that a Colored woman's evidince was
nut of much accou nt.
.1. V. Held testified subst intially as the
la-t itnt ss. He did not see the nubbin
there being la to JO prison? in the house;
and the door w as so crow tied that he
could, not get nut.. Heard Severs sav to
Hiker, ".loc. y li ve killed that nigger;"
to which Itiikir replied. "Ill lie damned
if 1 did."
i
John Kerr te.tifie.1 unstaotially the
same as Keiil, even to the conversation lie
twecn Sev. is and Itaker Dul not seethe
stubbing., .m..
Joseph Mcllaini i and W F havi.U n
testified to the good iharut ter ot II. C
Severs.
The testimony for the defence closed
and the court adjourned till !l 12 on Sat
urday. . ; ,
TKSTIM.'NV foil TIIK ST.VTK HkslMJil).
The court met .at '. 12 on Saturday
morning ami the testimony for the prose
cutinn was resumed. .
II. ('. Scveis testified that at the time of
the killing he had no kni e, and that he
lid not strike Wilfong wjtln n axe handle
in putting him out. 1
Frederick Severs, cleik in thej-tore, nc
ogtiiwd the knife with whuh it was
alleged Wilfong w as killed as similar to
some he bail in the store, and one ol
which h' had soi l to H iker.
rtetifk
house and saw him goioMt at the back
doer ; ordered him to hnamlch he did,
ajing KDout you comC on ne;" or-
d ied lh prisoner to tFv down hit
knife, which be starte.l 4 but the
theritTcame up and the k Waa turned
over to him Pii 'iicr stavked whaK
ilsehehi.l u'.oii' hiiii.il uo replied
that In had iiothiiig ; hnl examination
a la r awl a MX-sluuiter rebnnd upon
him Witness id. nl ific. knife shown
by llie solicitor as the I' tuksn from
itaker. When taken f ri hull it had
blood upon il. I
Alfietl Lining, ifvl ' ll. l.r he
was in llie -'"ipjfir
doiin and lid iTV ttah-
bini'. saw lbiTr-ri'fisi'fsaSlTftvTTitTc
the cn.wtl ; " tha' ,i Him through the
store where witness A and going to the
back end, washed ai dried his hands,
and threw the srstut'Ut; that Itaker,
while washing his bids, taw witness
looking at I. mi ant rued his back so
that witness could M ee what he was
doing : that after vral'M round the room
a little w hile Itakei si t nut the door and
across the Held in 1 I having ins nat
in his hand. I
This is all the teihvo at all mateiial.
Col. Itjn'ijii thea 1 ssetl the jury
iVer.hnnt!; f r
' t ill..
U P. Waiing f.wed .r the
on the otoiind. H.'tnlh by Mr.
Mr. .1 II. VU-t h
(.etc nee mi l
(.'ft. lUnitin rloM il t;
d at.-o lit the
In about an In ur Ihe j 7 rendered a
vel.tiet t. yuilty .
A motiou was then in anew
trial, and the Court a.ljo ll pending
the Judge's tleoision. jjl
This trial created eonsi.iriole m.ter.'st,
the courthouse being en) w 1 during the
two days i". Kcuoied. I
Way-Side Note. .
Leaving IUletgh S.:f day morning
on th' Kail. If i ami (ja-Vil' "t ''tt'c
tlfth we Wvf at r:idels. :i On
the .v..y we saw but lew 4"H It'l'iinng
tu.nt.ii. e noticed ilia "'c "
road wus biiiljiug a in t bridge oyer
J.tlrry's ( reek, beiw.-eu 1 aod F .r-
.stville. Soon sftir leav ;li ' "e.t
liege we learned In. Prof. Iliooks
.t U... ,i. l i. ,"'"n "-'.tbin;
,,,..,! t
ItKt It. tot s Mll.l iNlit
at ihe . lie ge for over Mi iay, that sev
eral p'olessions ol laila ia I occurreu,
that nuny bai k slitle-.-ha I been lecov
ered, and much go d ac. oUipliahed. We
also learnt that t ie e pie living at the
Col'ee were atiticipitiii i: ileisant time
on the occasion of t'( ( Vmtnenccnient
festivities, an 1 tint a I .rg.: ( t w.l w as ex-H-cted.
Pn.f. Urttoks was on his way to
111 Mlhl.-O.N,
where he is as'.ir of t!ie Biji-.- t'ti.irch.
He was t. have pre... i.ed ti.e.. on Suu-
I .v. He has it sin ll I. ut istclngint mem
bership, who hale patnteJ tluir church
litk-v 1..1.1:., iinJI ,uiJBVed an "rtf1
We diued at Col. Siim.'vtttrcll's hotel.
who gave u an excelled dinnei. The
travt-'ler woultl do welflii In-ar iu mind
that this accominoiUtitljJf Imdlord tlill
eaten tor the wants ol I Lose who are
Irom home. We noticed that fertilisers
were still being rec-ived nt the large
ware" house oT" the r ulroad, and learned
that such was the Vt ry great demand lor
them, that although a dozen kinds weie
'id i.y agents at that place, not a pound
was then on hand. Whilst at Henderson
we noticed that there were ten dry g.toda
vtona in lull b.a.t although three years
ago the town was I .id in ashes. There
are
TWO LAItOK TolAl'( i WAKK II II SKS
iu successful operation As tlat of Mesari
Wilkersm .ad faitt,l,wa, w,lllc
tance iip town, w-e did rt hve tiu.o to
visit it, but was glad to Icaru that they
wire well patroii.zed. Wc spent a half
hour at the ware house of Mei.rs. - C. A
1. i. Cooper, a. ri was a-ton'slied to s.o
from their hvsiks how much business they
were doing. Since Kebruar, 1st they
have sold l Vit packages of toliacco, many
ol them large ones. They l ive sixteen
regular buyers who attend the tales. A
tew days ago thev sold one lot of tobacco
for the hand-ome sum of ).; cr hundred
pounds. c -aw a samp e ami it s
beautilul, of blight gdiden color ar.d rich
texture. " (.'ol. Sm.on W. Kitln-ll is the
excelh nt atictiomser. M
Henderson will soon lirtre snothtr mile
. Ii' ml. Her. -Tr-ltoi nt--rwlf" has c ii
ilui tisl a classical scli'Mfl at I'ally llo, in
CranvMIc, will opui a sclool in July next.
From Henderson wc had t rough ami di
agleeable lide to
I'xrtmii
wTiich iM-autiful vi'la(,We reached by
"i o'el's li r. M On Sun. by we ai tended
the Episcopal ChurchnJ he.-tl Iter
Mr. Tliompa)in preach a itud discourscm
the words of Christ, "U f rxpedw-nt lor
you that I go away." Ve were pleased
to 1 1 ar the hraut'tul service ..f that
Chun Ii, the nitsst Y.n j iah Knelish in all
ifie world, restl withtul the eveila-ting
sounding of the last m table of all words
ending in cl. The oo'r' improper use ol
that termination iu the Lord's
Prayer, in which AtiiWW was pronounced
hallow nt. This, how -ver. is a universal
Wb, P. Little arreitedsjkM o bout
and a hall alter th UlKff WgkfCVi M
mistake, but uoue the lew a niistuke, as
witt W .eeo by a tTuerence to the IU es
governing the pronunciation of such
words. The Kpia-npal Church has the
largest ineuibershiu in town, and on yes
terday mus well filled As we tittered the
Church we s-nv stated before lis the dear
little children of
ST. .1 UN's oltrilVN HOVIK,
lo. k i g tidy, t ...nt .liable and happy. It
w as a touching sight, and we thought il
all the people in our gi od old Noith Caro
lina cu I see their happy faces, and
know tiiat tins,. ,rr,h of tin whole tatt
w a.- thus tenderly and mercifully cared
for, that tv lybo.lv would bt anxious to
contubute souie!btuf towards their futurt
luaiiitt-uance. We feel satisfied that this
nijiUrliaritj will Income a magnilbent
"suca e i Ihr liulirt uf Xorth Cm uliua
thoiihi j ri7 it I'pon them, to a great
extent, rests the ouca'ioii of its mtiiib
neiicy mid uselulness. The nuiulHT of
orphans is iii. n asing, an.l now iinioiints
to foity. In t -morrow's is-tie wc sliall
have inore to say of Oxford. T. It. K
Supreme Council P. of T.
The next liieuniul Si-ssiou nl the Su
preme Council Friends of Temperance
will beheld in this city, t tuuiencing on
the 4th Tuesday in June, tilth prt.x The
lullowing are the iitticejii of tint tiupreuie
Pi . sident
A. Pone Abell, Savannah.
(leorgi.i.
Ass.-iate -1. Wliitaker. Italeigh,
N. C."
Chaplain Hey. A P. tiarland, Huh
........I. Yi
Srcretaiy It. v. W It. Wellon., Stif
folk, Ya
Conductor Kev. W W. (ireen, I, -wis
Store, Ya
rMTilir.el A'. I. ( tew, Itiehniond, Ya.
State Agricultural Society.
The following are the proceeding of a
meeting ol the Hii.lding (' nimitlee ol
tin Si ile Ag i. u It tir.tl Sa'iety. held in
this t ity on
..r. leu d I.y
pill. i-!n d
'I'll. I.. :.,
tie vv.tr pi.
II. III. 1.-.
II lip
The III i :
i vel.iuo
i . i if t v.
of the 22 I Mist ,
committee to be
ig tin iiiln i- ,,f Hie t . nunit
nt (..II. It. F. il ike. W.
.. bo. hut' h and N. S.
was organized t
i ailing
lo o. H. ike to the i hair
Mr. I s tiurch inlroduee l the lullowing
resolutions, wh'cli wt-re adopted
,'. .. r. 1 hat lite Committee hold rrg
uial lllett.Ui.snt the S.s mtaiy ntlire nil
Wetlnesilav ol everv other week i.t 8
oVIiH-k. p tu , t ' consider and act upon
such busmen- as in . be brought Isidore
iU
- 1 I. it II . t olilr... I l.. liuil.lllig iu ate
rial, I ii w.rk or vouchers, lor the piy
limit of any t i.ntrai t shall be considered
valid 'nil' ss approved bv three nieuiber-
nl the It, Hiding Commit tta.'
3 That eiery voucher or copy of anv
contract made shall be returned f .r u-
cord to the Set n tary at the next regular
meeting alter such contract or Voucher
shall have been made.
The Ion going resolutions were adopted.
On motion ot Mr Hit ks
Jtrtuler l, That the Seen tiry be an.l is
hereby itlrtlcti ,t lo fnrnixh ti.M tlaily liu.
pers with a copy of the proceedings of
cacti meeting ol thu lluililmg (Jomnuttee
for publication.
Mr. Allen "t the liriu of Butt, Allen Ac
Co., w is e cetetl Uciieral Superintendent
f the propositi imiiroveruents lor the
lnw fur giouiids w ith a -alary of $ 130
per m. nth
There being no further husiucss the
uieetiuo adjourned.
We arc it quested to state that dipt.
Fulghuiii. Sccietaiy . f li e Society, will
couimt nee ti fs colltctions ot the sum sub-seiilM-d
in Italeigh, t. - lay, and will con
tinue to the end of the list. The money
is imperatively demanded to go on with
the n.uk. and it is to be liopd our titi
.ens vvili re-pond at once.
Another meeting of the Building C. in
nntttee w is held last night, at w'hiih
general instrii
Sup'Tlliten. It'll
I instruct. tins were issued t" the
nt of Ihe Improvements to
coiitt a. t I u the necessary lumber, .r the
hauds. A :-. The Secretary wasinatruit.il
to advertise for i..t'.xtits '. nirnishing
t?.,000 'feet ofdre.ssel lumber, or for
dressing that .U intity, ot lumber after
being .urchasetl by the Suprrinteudent,
The pnceediiig- in fnd wdl nppcirto.
morrow'
! ;tlVij;h .Market.
C.ihhio. r Datl.l . Ill' W,
4t. FticrrKviL'.
im Alxcott, No.
: fraiiT.
Mar
26
I ill !IN V.MtN, per i iiiieh.
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I.K.A I II KK SULK
I.EATIIKK t PKKH
LKATIIEK H.'.KNErS
LARD
MILLETS
M il.ASi'E'i, pv-rKDi . . .
(iOLlfKN VK V
MICAI, per l.n..
OATS. ler I'U.
Sheaf, per PV llie
PKAl IIES
lirts-ii
Ill It tl
fKK
1 7a
ltt,
30a. !5
Cal70
rsj
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a7s
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!IOa tun
Lli.aliW,
I I IKN. 1ST I'll., .'si It's
CIIH KKN? :
Etili.s
KK TIIKKs . ... . .
FLaXfiKEH ir I os . . .
rUII K, per I'm. I.
KolUEK, is r liio lbs
HAY, st iuu ll.s
HIUEH, gn-eli, (sr III
lOTAT ES. Swts-t, I at hn...
SfliAK. Crusheil...
.MARKETS.
BT TlLEUfUIMl.i
XJon Iopoi-t.
Nkw Your, May 20.
Coitoti tlu. I : sales 01,1 ; upl itn Is IV I 4;
Oilcan 19:1-4 Sales nl futures as lol-low-:
lime In 1-2 to lt-lii: Jnv 18 M
IC to IS L'. Ki; August 18 11 1(1 to 18 3-1;
Septnulier 17 1 1 -1 . Ot ;-b r 17 11 10.
Flour without decided change. Wheat
quiet and steady Cora quiet and un
changed. Pork quiet and wuuk ; new
16.02 1 i to 111 7 La... Uriu Weaura
steam 9 1 10 to 8 1-8. Tnrpentine firm
47 to 4? 12 llosin quiel 3 0.1 to 3.13 for
strained. Frights tiriuerW
Htia ks dilll. (iold sta.Ty" at Tb's'sC
Money firm, at 0 to T Kxehange--lonsj
87 8; short it 7 8. Covurninents and
State bonds very quit t.
Lonihix, May JO.
Con- I- y:l 11 1. Fives F9 1-0.
I.ivki'.i'.ioi., May 20.
Cotton oM'tied (jiiiet. I'plands 8 7 8,
Orhans ! I 8 to ! I I I.
Lvikii. C.t'oii quiet and steady.
Sales 12,000, specu'atioii and export
2,000. Savannah and Charleston ApijJ
shipments M 1:1 10d.
-4,i.x(-i3txti( i cKrt
N'kw Yokk, May 20.
Cotton net nceipts 092 balef; Gross
J 1154. s.lcs I'T cxptitfs to-day Sol, last
evenii rj -1 "if, sales h r luaire delivery
7.JO0 biles, nun ket closed, June 18 1-2,
July 18 1110, Alio. 18 5-8, Scptembel
17 5 8, Oct. 17 13 32, Dec. 18 7-8.
Cotton week, sties 1.10(1, Uplands 19
1-4 a It) 3 4; Flour d'ltl pad drooping,
c in. ui. in t i fair i xtra 0.50 a 8.50, good to
choice 8 55 to 1150; Corn firm and
moderate demand, yellow Western 04 1-2
a 05 ; Pork unsettled at 10 75; I.ard firmer
at 9 5 8 ill 12
Monty ,-y ,-, ;i 7 . sterling lower
at 8 1 2 a 8 5 s ; i;,,),! ISIS; (jovcrc
ni' litis tlud and steady ; States very quiet.
Triiiicssocs no linn, r, 0's 0 3 8, new samr.
I.ivi lii'.sit., My 20.
1 ii i i -i d lit and sti ady. sales
AmiTe .ni li.lioo, Or. caiis A ptil siiipiuen's
8 13 Hi .In ,e, .In y DIM; Ibeatlstnlfs
"(Ul. t.
Wli.UlM.l'oN. Hay 2(i
Spirits turp Ti'.ine quiet 41; Ituui quiet
350 l..i -traiiM-d i 75 lo, .... t.
loll. hi quiet. Midlands 18. net receipts
29 (mlua, sales 23. slock 3.722.
Htl.TiMoxic, May 20.
Cotton l'.l, net ns epta 39, gr .ss :!H
i;n,wi:us last.
We o ive, l.i.-t week, our own iuiptc
si. ins "I K- ii 1 in i hiiiu.gly." the last pn
tlnctioii of l ord Litton We copy the
follort ing ci ilici-in which appears in the
Baltimore UotHtt i ol the 21st lust. It i
cleverly tlniie. hut ceitain!) dtHs not do
justice lo tin best productions nt Hulvver,
beginning w ith " The Csxtons" and end
ing with his la-t The crticisui of the
(lautte is most just when applied to
"l'eihain" and "Eugene-Aram" and
none,"' and "Ernest Malioarcr," and "Paul
( lifford." We copy that our readers may
see what others think :
Keiihelm Chillingly, by E. I Bulwer
(Iird Lyttoil has the charm of being
the last work Irnm the fertile pen of its
author It is marked with all the write! t
sttotig I'liillsclCTistTcs. The alfectatioai
ol the most exclusive sorit ty, the thinly
disguised autobiography - not of himsc'l,
butMif what he wants to be. considereii ;
the genera! air of unreality, the false sen
timent, dyed hair and padded waistcoat
Bulwcrtsins, that have marked all his
works Imin "Pedum" down, arc all visi
ble in this. Ami yet all this is flavored to
decidedly with geulu-, and used with
such consummate knowledge of the emit
of the litfrnteur. that it is only innry
late years that the world seems to have
found him out. The frank trillhlulncss
that marks the works of Thsckcruy and
George Elliot, has taught the world .1
letters a proper contempt for shame
Still this is a very mlere-ting novel.
8 mie of the E iglish pu'ilications lH-ak
of it in terms ol highest praise; ami all
who have billowed ttie career of Hulwt r.
and who havi .admired his style, will en
joy this last liuit . f his lite Indeed, tin
woi k shows signs ol nio-t i trelul finish,
and the tittle poem- nt tllrn-l tltronsrh it
are oltcn very sweet and genuine in sen i-
nient -as the lollowug :
The minstrel turned his head, and their
eyes met, and iu meeting lingered Ion ".
Then he moved away, and with face
turned fioni her, ami toward the river,
gave the melody of his wondrous voice lo
the follow ii g lines :
Lova s geiKUBU
Hand hj the river, it a, inn oi. the . hpr,
8ee It paved with starlvams ;-ll aven Is at
our feet :
S the ware is tmuhtdj iio tie rushv
ijuiver,
Vuin-h ii Hie s'urlight t , a died
Comcalllt'e cloudlet 'twixt ourselves and
Heaven, ,
Aud from all the river fades the silver track:
l'ut thine arms .round nic, whisper low "Ifor
give," aw w therTref ittr!tghf te t les ba k.
When he had finished, still witlifue
turn.il aidc, the lady did not indeed
whisper ' forgiven," nor put , her arras
around him ; but, us if by irresistible im
pulse, laid her hand lightly (0 his shoul
der. The niiustrel started.
Then there came to li: car, he kne.v
not Irom whence, from whom
Ail of which is quite in his best vein
' -west- J. FOR BALE.
The Me, I it. I Toiow, if i i . i ii i T''c undersigned has for sale in about ten
' ' ". 1 1,llJull'''"'.!...il.. of Raleinb. on the North Carolina
li I'osnon.il ciinplim. nt to ' Mi..'- Ibnlruad. MJU cords of Wood consisting of
til. march, con rastjng George Eliot a I 1U eonis of green oak, son eorda ol dry oak.
treat inent of uiciIicbI toi.it s in eounet tion d 100 'jr0' dry I'lnc, which will l)v sold
I a 1. t 1 I I'll. all V. is- fit ft lists l-ss(lnSfS last lil. i .
wiui I.VUgaie With llie I, bin, eis nf nlher
MKW A I) V K BTIiiKM STiL
JOI'K HE Kit, IVKkllt'lpT.
ieaal Co federwis iUiis of HloH dsinualaa.
tiofis. itOBfederare Poaiage cttautpsoo tilt, r'.:
luoal Ic'ttrs, especially the la nes of the . t
ereat CltiesFsoma of whieh i will ay t a. u
or. t W. F KAKK, S-ii IV. 23d Street, New
York, and you will receive br return mall, a
good cash jiri.e may Jilt
gAttA
TO(i A SlMtlNdS
Ii A. L KIGH.
PE.SCIJD,LEEiV(,0'S
DKIJa STORK
t 4s itsusia funs' .
Excelsior Spring; Water,
OK PHAl'GUT,
Frail from the Spring, at Saratoga.
This Water is hi ought fr .in Saratoga in Cat
tight Kescri. lira, lined wiih pur Block-Tin;
and is forced out at our eo uuler precisely as
it flows from the 8prtui:, without charging It
with gas.
AUTinriu ii.uiul
t'li draught.
WATERS
inarlr t.y the pioeeio'"BKRZ(tHi and
SIKLvr., mtn suen impruvrmeHis
as the progress of Science aud Art
h ve suggested.
SODA avatp:r.
lee Cold Soda Water with genuine Fruit
byrupsou draught, sin! In Sypti na.
4T
l'KSCL'U, LEE A C'i'S DIU (i 8TOKE.
may 27
A8Y, L'tUAF AND TKt'Jb.
A Tonic Sol f Siuirinir 0Ut will W opea-
d un M outlay, My AiJi, ami will bv IwUl
every MomUy at Mr. Trawick' tiekool Kooto,
Kdratoo fttrwt, ut H o'ekx k. ru;ta ureniog
uuder the cuuductorsliip vt
WM. W BAKER,
from EDft-lanil
N. li. Violin taught. Termt moderate.
AUo a redaction mad - lo nc-hnola.
way
"KWU 1)EP..T I M IN KTANT NlHICE.
I iut4.udto couiiin 'iice ii. x t w't.k, aud coii
tinueto rtretvi; Daily aud Weekly Paeri and
Moutiily MuifttziueA of difleruul kind?. All
K'roii' who dt-aire to take (tajx-rn or inua
ziuea eiiU do o, and I will dultver thrm at
their reaidcuct: d.i Iv u anivu.1 of the mail.
f. J. BKOMKLL,
tiiity t-tt News Aijeot.
I ON H. R O (i E K
A I I dips' LY AT LAW,
K 4 I. a 1 o H , X . C
OpJts Oit -'ttfttrritU Strnf. to- half mparts
ftiuth ir' Yrliimqh uaar, .fyiMssrs
olil tJftVf.
fractiets in ttie Federal and Stale c ourts.
may 25 :;in
I'U.MMEK KKFRESHMINTP,
Moscley's Confectionary Store,
The Most Delicious
Ice Cream Soda Water.
He has the only Ice Cream Saloon
1" O It L A U I E f,
IN KALEIUH.
If you desire to tie
MO.'tLEY S
eotnfortabUi call at
way 24 U
J-OTIiJK ! NOTlt'B ! ' NOT 10 It 1 1 !
Having connected myself with the
CARBON HYDROUEN
(! A s MA CHINK COMPANY,
OfXortH CrollB.
I now olfcT for isle my entire stork o, Goods, -coaalstlng
ol
Fancy (iroceries, C'-'nlectionaries, Began
ihe very liest of Wines, Liquors,
Pi liters. Ale (imported and do- .
mestic). two of Phelani
Champion ililliaid
Tables, a very fine
lilt r ami A t I'ump, in good order and
almost new, Hue Oysler Tablet with
ami without marble tops, Chairs,
Pictures, etc., (suitable for
.Hotel and Housekeepers.)
rallies who desire to xo into business, tills
will be a rare t ltauce lo purchase the entire
men at Uic lowest rates and on favorable
terms.
THE COODiWlN HAND (RE FKKell AND
Vt lilt nasi (QUALITY,
't hose w ho wish to in'.est will dii to il nm
as I ttitrnd to ship my stock If not sold by the
Mill UT June I .'XL
Kuspectfullr,
VHIL TU1XM.
F. 8. All net-sons indebted to me will come
forwsrJ and settle, and those having accounts
against un: will present them hy ihe 15th of
Jtlflfj.
may '-"t bn
OIIN'.C'OKS, CORN.
1. 000 tuisiiets White Corn,
.Vt) " Yellow Corn.
At A. ('. SANDERS A I o ,
nav No. i Martin Slieet
F
i:
A very hauiitome Silver . t a Set and I doten
silver Kntvis aud Forks, both elaboratvlj
miersved afld Just froiu London.
sp W W. H JlTNES CO.
(sTEKL AMAl.ts AM BELLS! 1
Espeeially adapted for Farms, Plantalious,
Chun lies, S.hoolhouses, Factories, Ac. As
gents f ir the largest KeJI Foundry la the
t nTteif Stwtea we are prepared t II II orders at
factory price. Full stock always on hand.
Address all orders to
JULIUS LEWIS A CO.,
p 27 News copy. Rale'gh, N. C.
F
E
Tlic tiaii.l-oinist hulldlug lot on Favettsivllle
Ueet, a iu. a goiMl bouse now on it. 'J tmii
v.rv ufi-ummudaling.
may 7 W. II. JUNK'S A CO'
"IVE HUNDRED CORDS OF
tt I Mil)
' ' "' r""
C. I'. EDWARDS,
Morrisvllle, N. (;.
:x .ss
rati many to K-e the rin ...
nov.llst. sl h ,9 ,.,ft,,(. i lv,.,.dUwan,s