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RALEIGH. N. C WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1873.
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HIITKI. Vltlll ALU.
YiRatnocwa xar. o- ar. tfMt-
iiW I'rojtruto' J A Peace. GrunYiKe ;
V' Morgan, iievilie, O ; Jno t'hisk
land, J J Youiig. Chaa M Crump, C J
Yoniheex, ( harlea Alston, N C ; A 11 Long,
N Y; W H l'tter. I'atawiat; J Uuitoa
Williawa, Warren ; G 8 Ltwi, Aik . T D
illetir. 8C; M Jor4an. Ilill-boro ; J
McC Ellington, Apx; II J B.Hiker. C
Wataon, J H Jonea. Oagmid ; Tlieo Mar
tin, Warwick. N J ; K O lWniI, Kit
treil ; John Flanntgan, l'enill ; Capl
G Morriaon, Wilaiiiigt.a ; Sam"! Goodain.
lodgcwsy ; II F M.yi r. X Y : i Morgan
Smith, Milton; J MC'arvci, Macon. N I';
A Andirwa. N C
Natiosal UcrTkL, J. M. IlUir. W
j.rutor. Sheriff Lee, Kaleigb ; Jtumf C
Turner. Baltimore; J P Neabcry. Ply
inoiith. t H Mi llae, Plymouth : A O Cm,
W .1 ( rocker. J K Page, Cany: G U Al
lord, O 11 Alfnrd.O A Alford. Wake
cunty; N It Tnntaal, William Williama.
It.liiiui.re; C F Her Hot, Philadelphia ; C
I Caulk, BakioKir) A O Gteeo, Wake
coinitv ; F P Hcfwood. Mall agent ; D
-t. a"rt, Knckingbam: C 8 Kzler, Lin
. ointon , J M rUockaKi, Uaabani ; Gov. C
II Urcgden, Goldibnf'; J X) Cameron,
MiUboJo' tUtordtr, ii Atkinaon, 8parta;
11 Watkioa. Valdeatoa Georgin Mi
Tliompaon. New York; Bliaa Benaon,
I'liila -lelphia; Mrt Simpaoo, Waabington
City, DC; John Alexander, Alexandria,
Va : ltolK-rt J i. men, Granville county ;
ii, ro W Nanon, Newbern 7im'; J E
v i, Newbern ; George John Robimon,
h Mslioro; Ke K A TTeatee, Beaufort;
Miaa A E Mjroyer, Fajrttefillex W J
Street, lleaufort ; Mm Wiffianiion, ew
Hanover.
NORTH OAK01UNA,
Gus Ilogcr?, colored, convicted of an
aault with intent to commit rape, waa
s-uti-Dced to the penitentiary for Are
yean ; and to was Albert Patterson for
111'jjfTfViii'rne doubtful chastity of
punialiment of theae offenders. Wilton
f'laimituier. '
Dtio. Mr. Biggcrt, who was injured
1,v the Tailing of the wall of Wad wort h't
:i. w livery stable, on Wedneaday, died kt
home, ia this plsce, on Thursday night
or yeisterday morning. It was understood
trt.tn the first that bis chances of life were
cry slender, be having sustsintd internal
in juries from which it was next to impos
sible for him to recover. Char. Oft.
An Heirloom1. We were shown a few
day sgo by Mr. Jos. Wimberty, sn heir
loom that has been in his mother's fami
ly tor two .hundred and sixty-three yean
1 1 ia a quaint and hanaaome snun-oox,
made of silTer, with s pearl top nd lined
with gold with thii inscription upon tbe
inner eide of tbe pearl top, ' Marg't. Bond,
1010." Marg't Bond was the great grand
mother of Mr. Wimberly's mother sod
the box hid been constsntry handed
down from fier through the suecessiv
generations until it has come Into the
hands ol the present bolder. The next
wOT1miiprmiwinc
Wimberly's grand-daughter. Tar. Enq.
ADOrr inn Pssvsktits Policy. Severs
rpelts of biliousness, Indiirestlon, ehllla aad
fever, dlirrhaia, nerrous bden and physi
cal exhaustion are qnlte usual at tils seas an.
These Are vlslufon which ererybody ta anx
ious to avoii. and It course of Hoatrtter's
Stomach Bitters will unqus'tlonably fortify
the system against them, the most valuable
madieal advice which can be offered at this
time to persons subject to such complaints or
stall seasltlve to stmospheric changes, ta to
commence Ukln this powerful vegetable al
terative and Invlgorant without delay Forfy
eleht hours will not have elapsed after tbe
first dose before a marked change will have
manifMted Itself In the condition of the sys
tem. Tbe ultimate result will be a habit ol
body so nnu'ar.a irenlal condition so vigorous,
that however uubealthy the season may chance
to be, the system thus refreshed snd reinforced
will be In the lest possible trim to encounter
IV j
HOME AFFAIRS.
Pay Tow Tana.
The lai collector, Mr. F. M. Siirreii,
u all bi payers to cmm forward and
pay their l-tjr t!?2. Tajmrnl mut
Ite tu--le l) SfptrmN-r the lt.
Paraoual.
W. . tlie pinuutc ( m bticf conver
ation jc.IitiUj w;lli Maj. Jubo I'amenia.
c.litor .1 l!e llilUkuru' BewrJer. MJ.
I', la uo of our beat editor, and aritea
I.kc a h U.'Ur ami a tulltniin."
Kriwa tbc 14 ul bcciabar, 1-Ti
tbe IJJ of Angus!, 1871, Ibcrc hat
31,904 balca of cation rrcclTel aa ol4
! Ihii city. Durro lite prccrdiag year
oelj about 13,-00 bae were aohl. From
tb it it ail! be acca that KUeigli iarapidl
gaiaio jjrounil a a cottoa Barktt. Ia a
fear d we will pabliah a tabular ftatc
mctt showing what Raleigh has doaa ia
tbe co-ton bu.inn aitbin tbe laat twelve
montba.
Mayoei CoorL
On Monday oj .ruiua
tbe M
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eii of tlie fallowing eaara :
John Mitchell, el., for dw-nlerly r o
du't mi the siivet w.s fioetl
i.ii, .rd M col , f.,r .1 rdeily cou-dt.i-l
.ud an anaul: UMo colored maa
ly the n.iMa-i trich!nd; wycorairHt-
lri lit nil IN OHu!t ol Iwil.
''X! tiilhaiK. I' i difordvrli conduct in
VVe-l. in Wi.l fined IVOO.
Orphan Asylusa The Oraaad Ooskceet,
Would it not lie a good idea to devote
the jiroc. ed ol om dy f the Grand
i nc t. to the 1 rli ,n yiuin at I txfordf
.t ik' Tliur-djj for the Sviety and
.et Ki In- -ct ap: t lor the Orphans.
We leei sure o the hear'y c i;curreuce of
aU the muKi t.tlrllt ill :hr Slate. What
sav - ;i. MtsT. Jilackii!'. llevcreux. ani
others ' Uy this arrangement a band
some miio i f money might be real z d f -r
this uob:e iiis'itution. We jiesk in be
ball t the poor orplisus.
Prot Rtinhardt.
Thii oi.it, U tU pf'cued iwici: mi Sun
day la the HaptUt charrh. TVf wsw
his hist to iflorti, as Be learn. We
beard the fine at night, and it waa a end
liable performatice, specially ahen we c n
aidcr that he "-ctupied a new field. ilav
ing lm kin with so much effect at tbe last
Thursday night prayer-meeting, many J
tlie meiubtis urired tbe Profctsor to occu
py H e pu pil in tbc abscace A Dr. Pi itch
aid. 11 iviLg i license to preach, be ac
cordiagly x-ic ttrd lu- gifts for the first
l;01e oh that day.
The Organist.
If any occ is tc ptua! in the la.-t u to
Profi-snor Vim MyerbofTs utraoiJioary
ability as a n.utician, let Lira viait tbe
Baptist cbnrch next Sunday and hear him
play the organ. Although the instrument
in use is quite infeiior to those we hare
beard In tbe fine churches of New York
and other cities, w e have never beard tbe
capabilities of that grand instrument so
manifested before. It would indeed be
great treat t bear him execute the noblest
compositions upon one of tbe grandest of
oil' ins such as are found in the great
cathedrals. It is no wonder that many
visit that church to hear him.
Aa Efficient Church.
We have been much impressed fur some
time with the seal of the members of the
Edenton street Methodist - Episcopal
church of this place. Every Sunday
morning, when we have attended, tbe
pastor read out a liat of appointments for
prayer-meetings in private houses for Ban-
day afternoon and Tuesday and Friday
evenings. Some three or four of tbe mem
bets are appointed to mlm oai
them. The meetings are held in differ
ent parts of the town. On Friday even
ing there is s general prayer-meeting held
at tbe church under the direction of the
pastor. Tbe critical reader of tbe New
Testament will remember that in Apos
tolic times such meetings were quite com
niun, snd that the church ecclaia was
slwaya a private houne. Why should not
private bouses now be the scenes of reli
gious gatherings t and why may not great
good follow from them?
Excitement at the Jail,
The large bull-dog, which for so long
time h is been chained near the entrance
ef the county got on a vampags
yesterday morning which resulted in bis
death. Kincher Ann Edwards, who has
iaonitaUsajsiltoa
by feeding snd constantly caressing gain
ed complete control over the bruU, be re
fuiing to allow any oce else to touch him.
Kincher had become oflendtd with Evans,
the jailer, snd yesterday morjing as be en
tered tlie eatlosure she turned the dog lose
upon him, when he' proceeded to take
Evans by tbe neck. Evans, with the as
sistance of a prisoner, after a desperate
struggle, succeeded in cutting tbe dog's
throat, not, however, until after tbe he
had "chawed up" one ol K's fingers We
consider this a happy riddance for this
immediate i.eigliborhbod, as the dog bus
made day and night hideous with hfs con
stant )iw!iiio and Imrking.
FIIIXCDT.
Pirtiaa Jewelry ii coating in fash ion.
Inordinate expenditure is tbe source of
UoaUssv
An Indisna babe was bora with a roll
of ft, like s paaier, on its back.
St Paul, Minnesota, claims to have stall
ed the Bit Orsrjfe.
Hoi. A. M. Larwi' nd laiuily have re
tained float III- uiour.Uinv
Eghty-i bilrs ol cotton were received
and sold :a C i- city Isst wci-k
The .Ooa'i -ir tor InBale slaves in the
Cbiacac aiaik-1 S-s Francisro, ranges
from (1W I"
Capt, Brats, -4 the A a i dinger Artificial
Stoae Cosnpant. coniu.Bced laying a
pwveasent ia front of the Kaleigh Natioeai
Bank oa Monday raornrng.
Col. D. M. Carte i- m the city examin
ing property with a ew ol purchasing
aad taking up his inidetire among as.
We hope be may find property to suit
him.
Wc regret to learn that .'ap' Plato Dur
ham has been very unwell lor the past
tw.-we.ks. He i -hiestcned with par
a!v in hi hsn l d -nn-. t'-e hit
one tccidly.
A late L.'ViltJ i: tclio.i:- or. IS a
ribbon two in. his aide n.o-! on the
tiM,i 'e a giai'.U iu i '. suspender-, and
hav.ng the ends cut .h.t and hanging.
Tm-re aie 20.000 wurds ia Spaniah, 85,-
aw. s-i.:v w-lt-aaA. fta-SM
VW TW 'Il1r '
iaa, "0,000 -in Greek, and SO.000 in Get
The Mew Conswsaioaul Papas.
We I. am Irom . ur t xi liangis thai tbe
first bouud volume of the Cwjrt-UH-il
Rtrwxl. whi.h succe.-d ihe Cr'naV as the
oirn-ial report of the proi.edious and de
bate of Collar. s. has j is: uiada its -ucaiaace
from tbe invernment Printing
Oilier, whr e conjjri-.'. at the ia-t session,
ordered the woik l.enclortu to be done.
The crucial unmcnt of tbe Congress
ional Printer wiil sh.iw a saving to the
Government of from thirty to fitty per
cent in the c 4 of publishing the debates
of congress over the oid uietuod in tbe
JLAh, and it is claimed that instead of
400.00n I or this purpose, ooe-ha.f that
aaaoUBt will bu aulficieal. Xa anticipation
of itcrcascl work for the Hmrd next
winter, the Congr-JSaloual Printer is en
larging the lilitles of his office by ad
ding one hundred casts aith a full supply
of type and materials, which will insure
the complete publication of tach day's
proceedings on tbe folio ing morning, in
stead of three or fonr days afier, as has
frrqiieat'y happeucd uuder tbe old iytem
taaticaa Court,
Yesterday Mcxra. Praitieaad V In taker.
two of tbe,newly circled Justice of the
Pei.ce, held their fir-!t c urf. having been
quailified oa Saturday last.
The first case brought before their Wor
ships was that of State and Nan Sheens
vs. Kata Graham. Nan accused Kate of
stealing a watch and some other articles
from her bouse. K,te had tbreatencn, in
a letter, to Uks Nan's life. Kate acknowl
edged having made tbe threat, and their
Worships fait called upon to place her
under bond af $300 to keep the peace,
and also one of 1 300 for her appearance
at next Superior Ooart. Kate gave the
required bonds and went on her way
Several persons were up charged with
refusing to work the roads. Ned Shep
herd and Jack Utrtis wen tliatuiased on
thejwyaaaat of cus a. The others prov-.d
they bad ant received laafhl aobficevUua
and accordingly were dismHaard. These
arrests were male at the instance of Mr.
George C. Taylor, aa overseer . who, hav
ing been indicted f r failure kt tbc last
court, is d.termioed t- have tbe roads
worked.
Aa Eaabah
Ocn. Pi ad ley T. Johnston, wbuaw writs
is a Raleigh lady, ia now ia England.
His letter to tbe Richmond Ditpattk state
that Lord Palmerston was the friend of
the South ia tbe "late unpleasantness.''
On one occasion when asked by Mr. Be res
fur d Hope as to whether the British poli
cy waa not actua'ed by a desire on the
part of the Government to tee both sides
exhaust themselves and thus break the
prtttiat of American institutions, and es
pecially give Great Britain control of the
cotton product The answer was emphat
ic, "No ; our people took aides fairly and
honestly. The targe majority sympathiz
ed with y&u beriuse you were right ItfaL
fy, politically ", and hiloritally, and were
contending for prineipiu of titil (fiiarty
dear to all Englishmen, because yon were
doing so with a gallantry and chivalry
yon acre facially Kngiuk, Your diffi
culty was atasry, and added to it the de
sire of tbe Govern latent that vow aboold
win yonr own naajpnality by your own
swords."
allVRBTISKWKKT.l
We have just been shown tbe original
dispatch from tbe World's Exposition at
Vienna, dated August lth, 1878, an
nouncing the success of the Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machine snd verifying the
teh-gram published in the paper on tbe
20th ult. This is a high and well de
served tribute payed to American inven
tive genius. It
ELECTRIC 8PJ
V
I ttf VSLBUBaCat TO THE tcSTIXku
Frederick Lard, a wtU-kfcowa railroad
man died yesterday ia Cincinnati.
, .wo hundred and fifty fhouaand dol
I Affile occurred at MofristArn, N. J. yes
terday. J
Itcv. John Todd, pitor ol tbc First
t'oogregatiunalist Church -ded at Pitts
field, Masa, on Sunday morning, ged 78.
Judge Thomu A. It Neison, late Judge
of tbc Sapfeaie Court of Tennessee died
at his nrsi.lance ia fclnoxvlY on Socdsy
morning.
A aaaa named George k Prwa was ar
rested yestrrday in Loui, V.. changed
with violating aad awarder aSIus Caro
line Lee. '
Gen. Caster, in eouiruai 1 6f AM Ca
valry, was attacked oa Saturday by 80
Indians. Our Ices two killed and twenty
wounded. Indians loss 40 kilied and
wounded.
The Liberal K. publican Slate Execu
tive Committee, of New York, through
the chairman, John Cuckrac, have sent an
invitation to the Democratic State Com
mittee, to unite in calling nne State Con
vention of those opposed to the presvnt
administration
The Jail
The number ol slier. ff lire's UnJtr l as
Lc.ie.se.l to thutteti. Nin male and
four female. A c .Uirt J tutcher named l
mbi u w
I , ,
IK1-
Petaraaarg Tobacco BCarU-t.
According to the l;!tHnla"hiCco cli aed
iu Petersburg on SalunUy as folluwi :
Luos f tf 00 to $S.0O, working lugs $4.30
2", shipping leaf, common to vrry
good, S to $13; fine $1100 to $14.00:
filler leaf, common to good, $"j 50 to $10 ;
very "o ,1 $10 50 to $11 50; daik strong
waxy leaf, tliuski lireii.) suitable lor
black work $ 75 to $14 tor common to
Sue: coal cured wrappers $!." to $7J ;
nond.-cript h-af $ 50 to $11.00. Mouldy,
warm and tui;kr I tobicc . is selling very
low.
P. P.
The religious pre.-s h..ve iuw t-.ken in
hand I'i"-!. ti e l'rtvdcn-, or as much of
him as haa been let, since be passed
through the millaol tbe secular editers.
The .orth Ctroiutt P&ytri thus
cuoeludeaa notice of the lituNsellow
The lady in ouesti n is 'regular eor
responiient ol tlie "rerftrww, and for
intelligence, culture ia.h t' refinement
baa no superior in the thJMa'.r. Tbe at
tack upon her was most nninaall and low,
and had the object of it been a gentleman
osteal ol a lady, we risk Bothine in tar
ing that the braggarts conrage would have
oozcl out ol his linger ends before he had
permitted them to hold foraa instant the
pen that wrote thesrarrdous production.
The idea ot tnch a person sitting in the
chair ouc honored by ,-h a jnUemnn
as Gov. Swain' It By lie tx-phe end is
not vet.
Death of a D:stiaruishaxl Tirvinlaa.
We regret.to learn frota our cichang.s
that Hon. Janus 1. Ucleombe ia dead.
He was a gentleman of fine literary attain
uien's.waj at one times Poofessur ot Law
at the L'u.verity of YirgliU, aad mem
ber of t he Confederate C-wigress. We re
member to have read oriels' his speeches
with Ihe greatest pleasure lad it impiessed
us as befog remarkably elnquent, finished
and graceful The Lvncbburg Virginian
th lis speaks ot him r
We shall not ia Ibis brief notice at
tempt to review the lite at portray the
character of tbe Untested gentleman whose
death we report One of the brightest in
tellects that illume Ihe State or country
haa been quenched in death. To this rich
endowment of nsture was added scholar
ly emliellishments of the highest order.
Very rare aad varied were his attainment,
in the field of letters. Ilia lasts were es
sentially of a literary character, and he
was never so mued at home as w hen sur
rounded by his hooks.
A Tiaasry Fnrtrassninnl
It affords na singular satisfaction to re
publish the following which we find in tbe
MtrtA Usrafiae ftffiyUrlm. It is from
the pen of Mrs. C. P. Sslssc It is en
couraging to aa editor wno endeavors to
do his duty amid multiplied hardships to
hear such words of commendation from a
critic at once s .competent and so candid.
Mrs. Spencer says
The 'Ksleigh Sentinel" u Bssuredrv do
ing a very excellent Wink ro attempting u
revive puonc interest in tbose days. How
msny of my young Isdy readers took any
inurrcat in ine -narratiwii I kind Fan-
niny," the notorious tory leader, which tbe
oemiMs nas ueen republishing tbia sum
mer f I venture to say tery ft ; for in
the first place, it is a most dry and unat
tractive piece of readtnir aa all mu. ad
mit, and hardly any thing but such a
sense oi uuiy as youtog ladita rarely feel
brndtng on them cou!d sustain an one
through its perussL The illiterate old
Tory Guerilla waa in fact Incapable of
luuisuTwg m vunuccrea or clear, or any
events ol his day, or rm of toon actions
in which he himself was ennanbrnnna.
His narrative is atrocioosly dujl, and I for
one, an rather glad of it) tor tbe avaa him
self waa so intrinsically avtaa that I abould
regret to see his WKkedaea aad cruelty
gilded over ia theae latter data by any
posthumous literary savesess. He has left
indeed a very poor and barren contribn
tion to the history of those times, yet I
think every intelligent man and woman
in tbc State ought to read it, for onr his
torical records are scanty, and it is only
by studying carefully all that we can get,
collating and comparing all authorities
that our minds begin at last to assimilate
and make their own what we furnish
them, and the imagination finally warms
and kindles, ind so vivid and lasting im
pressions are ronocived.
Itve AnurUnr Costcert at Sailafaary,
We copy the following handsome and
)t trfbtrte to young ladies well known
in Bnsteal eircles in this city, from the
Salisbury Wthm-ULZ
The concert for the benetit of- the Or
phan Asylum, given at Town Hall,
Tuesday night, proved far superior to the
expectations of our citiiens. The charac
ter of the music its high ordei, and the
exquiait performance- were alike a gener
al surprise as gratifying to the audience
as it was highly creditable to the party
rendering it. And it must be remember
ed that this party consists of two amateur
young lady musicians. Miss Carrie Jenk
irs. ol Granville, and Miar Minnie Eddins,
nt Cleaveland, who are giving their time
and talents for tbe benefit of the benevo
lent institution named. Thev were invit
ed by tbe President of the Asylum to visu
tne western part ul the State, where busi
ness called him. and accepted the invita
tion tiiat they might advance the noble
work fa which he is engaged. They take
hold of onr hearts by the merit of their
owl sacrifice ; an j by the neatness ol the
entertainment thev offer, captivate uud
charm ell who hear tbem.
For the leutuul.
THE CATHOLICS AND THE TYPO-
Ult&PHlCAL UNiONS.
Ou tue iOih June last, a memlx i ul one
of the Typographical I u ions of Vontrcal.
Canada, ws drowned. His body Uing
novcred, in purauance.il tbe constitu
tion of the Union to which deceased had
belonged, the merntHrs attended to assist
at tbe funeral. All wire surprised when
informed thai he coul.l not be buried in
constetstcd ground. Ikx-iu-c he was a
member ol ilm Printers' Socitly I How-
ol lacts coucevning the Society. Mean-
while, the bells of Notre Dame rung out
me resurrection ol the body, mini conse
crated ground and unholy earth aye,
iri iu tne tenths ol ocean and the prin
ter, deuied a christian burial, slept ou.
t he French pnnters, Koiuau Catholics.
desired to be act right on tbe question ot
ilic.r allegiance to the Church wed to the
I'nioii. Ilei.ee, II s Lordship, the Bishop
ol Montreal, was addressed, and inqutnes
niauc as lo the ground on which he had
condi mn -d the Society.
i uc ii simp instructed ICev. r aihcr
P.rv to notify the members of the L nion
that th.irs.x-ii tv is in:erditced because it
engages in things unjust and condemned
tor example, to make strike and to pre
vent honest and quiet workn-en, wro'du
not belong to tbe society, ! caging :u an
omce in wnicti their members work, or to
oblige those who do not belong to their
society to join, under peualtv ol being re-
uaeawoik much bis Lordship pro
nounced "envncntlj unjust"
I he I teyiueiit of obc of the L uioua, and
others, waited on hii Lordship and i t
.iaiind the- objects cf the organization,
n vain did the typos explsin the nstme
of their connection with the International
Typographical L'nion. His Lordship in
formed them that he could not agree with
them; that he was opposed to strikes,
an I further, that he was opposed to their
connection with the International Loioti.
A copy i. f the cjnstitutiou of one of tke
M istical I'uioas was given the Bishop,
with the request that be suggest such
alterations as woulj accord with
the view a of the Church. Tlie constitution,
as inien.ii d, was sadly cut up. His
Lirdship erased all reference to tbe grand
body, blotted out the number ol the
l nion and the article relating to travel
ling cards the latter, the sole link that
binda tbe printers ol this continent to
gether. Of course, all Ihe amendments
cool J not be accepted, and so his Lordship
s at informed, lie was further informed
that strikes were discouraged ; that in
cases where injustice was done a member
of a subordinate Union, be had tbe right
of appeal. Finally, a copy of tbe Constitu
tion and lly-Lawe ot the French (Cetno
licl L'nion was lent to hit Lordshin with
a number of alterations that could be ac
cepted, together with the proceedings of
the Conventions of the International
l'nion lor the past three yean.
A few J 'J' stter this, the Bishop with
drew his objections to the number of tbe
l'nion and to the words, ' International
Typographical l'nion," being satisfied
with the objects 01 TnaTooiiy. " Mgr. the
Bishop of Montreal " then promised not
to "destroy the Society II it should
adopt the modifications of its rules noted
in the constitution, to-wit : to add a lor-
mal protest against soy alliance with Ihe
International of Europe or any other or
ganization intended to undermine the so
cial and religions order; to erase every
thing that might authorize strikes, and
not to employ unjust means, or those op
posed to individual freedom, to lessen the
number of printers. The alsaraiiqata wwsw
accepted, a tribunal of arbitrator! to take
the place oi tinacs.
It ia to be res-retted that His Lordship
confounded the International l'nion so
named out of compliment to tne 'Jena
dian Unions with that nnholy organisa
tion, the " International Society of Eu
rope!" As the Bishop was plainly told,
printers are educated to be above asso
cisting themselves with organisations de
trimental to rtligion and to societv."
M. VB. 0.
K.u.Kioii, Anjfft 25, 1873
Appointments,
Iiev. P. A. Stnbel, District Superinten
dent of the Ami rican Bible Society for
State, makes the following1 appointments ;
Lenoitluuf-!4!. "
Witki-sboro, Bufadav. " t 1
Sparta, Tuesday 1, Septum Ik r 2
Jsfbrsiin , TuaOilm. '1 ,JL
Boon. Friday, , . .
-
7
11
14
16
18
21
23
25
1
9
7
LlUkersviile, Sunday.
Burnsville, lanccy to., luesuay
Uarshsll. Thursday,
Aaheville, Sundsy, '
Waynesville, Tuesdsy.
Webster, Thursday. -Franklin,
Sunday.
Havesville. Tu.sday.
Murphy. Thursday.
Brevard, Wednesday, Octubtr,
Hendcrsonville, Friday,
Rutberfordton, Sunday,
Marion, Tuesday,
lit. Wlialley. who has been in Quebec,
Canada, some tunc, oollectiiig evidence in
the Tichborne case, left on Monday night
for New York. '
MARKETS.
iN"oon Iteport.
Moay easy at 4 to 5. Exchange,
long 7 7 f ; short 8 5 8. Gold active at
10. Governim-iit dull. State bonds
quiet.
Cotton uuict: sabs 4l:f lialtii- It title. Ml
20, Orleans 20 1-4. Futures openedAug.
19 21-32; Sept. 18 3-16al8 1 4; Oct. T& 25
S2al9 27 3J; Nov. 17 7 -lal7 1-2 Dec. 1,7
7 8. Flour quiet and steady. Corn stea
dy, atvaiuer western aVted 3 Mo 58. Pork
steady and quiet; uew mess 18 IS 1-i to
t to
teafc
I 1-B.
35. Ijsrd dull snd unchanged; oid at
8 5-8. Turpentine dull st 43a43
Kosin quiet at $3 10; Ireigtita quiet.
-Midnight I oport.
Nohpoi.k, Aug. 25.
Cotton stcuJy and unchanged. Low
middling 18.
ISalti.wohk, Aug. 25.
Cott.-n quiet. .Middling 19 1 4.
Wilminotok, Aug. 25.
Cotton quu-t. Middling 18.
Ntw Yulik, Any. 25.
Money iay during the morniog at 4 to
5, but h-irdened in the altcrnixn and
closed 5 1-2. Exchange dull and nomi
nal at 7 7-8. Gold less active and a
liaction lower at the close at 15 3-4 to
15 7 8. Governments 'dull, but little bet-
l f " to Uond to fairxtra $7.50.
Good to choice $7 50. Whisky decidedly
firm, r at $100 to 1.01 Wheat shade
firmer snd very quiet 'at C4, new winter
and red western 7". White western corn
opened quite firm and closed with holders
little more disposed to realize a moderate
demand at 54 to 5S. Steamer western
mixed 58 1 2-to GO Pmk dull and lower,
new uit-M. on spot $181 4 lie. f quiet
and stea ly. nufs $0.50. Lard shade
easier at 8 1 2 to 9 Mo Turpentine un
changed. Kosin .put at $3 10. Freights
to Liverpool very Aim.
Cotton receipts--net 321. Gross 4,549.
Futures c'osc.l as follows: August 19 18-83.
September 18 5 Iff to 18 1132. October
17 27 32. November 17 7 10 December
17 3 8. Sales 15,900.
Kftleili Market.
I' ikhs. no Dan. v. Br H. T Stboiiacb
,t Hao.. Malta-kt Jul ius.
Au.
10.
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HAT, per 100 lbs
IllOEa, per In Dry
POTATOES, Sweet t bu. . .
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VINEGAR periral
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BUTTER
f LOUR, per bbl, N. C
MEAI, r bu.,
CORN, per ba.. 5 lh
BACON Bulk
11.4 MS, H.C
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MULLETS
HERRINOS
COFEE
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... 2 a 1
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Saletr Oil
PUREST, 8AFE8T. AND BEST OIL IN
USE.
It Is maae npoa strictly selsoliuc prlneipls
and guaranteed to be perfectly pore.
It con tains ne- mixture or chcmleals of any
kind, no Naptba aor Gasoline.
It Ii made from Kerosene and by a new
process all th 1 are oil is extracted rejecting
fully 3i Bsnzinb isn Ti tbe cause or all
Kerosene evplosi-jns
Annually dlroyin)K,0tXJ lives
It U perfectly safu and will not explode nor
take nre if a lighted Lamp be dashed upon
the floor and broken.
U piodu!6s a brillisBt and- uniform -tWme.- u
It rrqulres no ehange of Lamps.
Everybody who on e use It nronmince it
the bast; and-eoUaa;-to-ait. r . . .
It Is sold In RsJeiiih only by
T. HaBriggs tl Sons.
Bole Agents,
1 8i or Tit Uoi.ntu EtiiLE.
augii-tf
'pHK t I slBERLAMU UMV'EitSITT,
WASUISUTON, D. C.
The Preparatory De-nartment opens Septem
ber loth.
The Medical Cri1iK opens September 17th.
The Medical College odens I .elober Otli.
The Law School ojieAs October 3th.
For catalogues containing full particulars in
reirard totenns and course of Instruction, ad
dress JAM US C. WELLING, LL. 0.,
sun COt Preldent, Ac.
SLASDKR 0W SLA CKBKRR1KK
Laason, peaking of blackberries - iu
North Carolina la the last century, ssys
the dew berries are very good bat Co
blackberries are bitterish and not" a., le
ttable as in England. Old Lawsnn ate ol
blackberries in the East Wc are told
the blackberries of 4jie East will givo
double the quantity of juice as com oared
ith those ol the West. When onr Geol
ogist returns from Vienna we shall know
of him the. difference between blsckberrks
ol the Ea,t and ilioseof Ihe West Tb?
sheriff of Forytr.e oorrty told M that in
1869 but for the blsckScrty crop the peo
ple of that county wdala have found it
difficult to pay their taxes.
A W1S& ASUJG8T IA W.
The Stat ot Mississippi has father a
peculiar law, passed by the last Legisla
ture, by which it n provided that every
person holding office in the State who
hall be found druak shall, anon aonvic
liun, be deemed guilty ot a misdemeanor
and shall by tbe judgment of the court
and sentence, be removed fiom office.
Kxekang.
Tbe best thing we have heard of iu i.
long, long time. It betrays a measure ol'
good sense which encourages us. Mind
you, it is not the action id a New England
Legislature that might be regarded a
fanatical but a law passed iu Ihe Sou.h,
and iu the sober State ul Mississippi.
We would cast ttccnty votes if we could,
for such a law in North Carolina. Indeed,
we would go luriher than lhat It is out
deliberate conviction that any man who
gels druuk su .uld be put in jail. , II I f
lIX ItilDIIUliI aMa.lataw4.aks.-4V. .,
..iiiiit wiciiyr.
Tins is rather steep. We have a lau
forbidding druukeuness ia officials. It H
were put in to executiou thiru would b
many vsciwcks on the bench.
THE VJiGIMA VAVPAldX
A veiy animated campaign has just
opened in Virginia Some ol the best
men arc already in the field and enthu
siasm is gradually spreading throughout
the State. The Cuiv rvativu papers seem
confident of victory. TIip Richmond- Bit
qnirtr says :
"It mast be so. It Cannot lie otherwise.
The questions at issue between the two
partus are too grave to be regarded w ith
indifference by the great mass of the citi
zens of this Commonwealth who sre in
v tally interested In the decision upon
them ; and nothing but iudiffarence ou
tbe part of the white men can possiby
pievent the election of Kanapar, Witbara
and Daniel by a majority ol from fifteen
to taly tfaooaaaMi."
c'oloku. Mosul. The Warr niton .
dti, at the home of Colonel Mosby, ssyt :
"While it has been the desire of Cotooet
Mosby, to effect a reconciliation betweau
the Coneurstive people and Gen. Grant's
admmutrattiou, he has never been in sym
pathy with the Radical organicntion ot
Virginia. He has always contended that
the only way to destroy that party in the
South, was to break down its influence at
Washington. This he thought could be
done only by bringing the Southern peo
ple to the support of Gen. Grant. In sup
porting Gen. Grant he claimed to be in
direct antagonism to the Radical organi
zation in this Slate; and hit earnest op
position to that party in tbe coming elec
tion is perfectly consistent with his course
iu the last Presidential csavass when
sted by tbe opinion snd feelings which
nflueuced him in supporting Gen. Grant.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JlTOTICI TO TAX FAT ERA.
Tsx pavers of the City of Rsleich art not-
fed to coca forward and pay their taxes for
the year Ti at once, time for noUectlon ex
piring aeptemncr I u
. rKAflCIS at,
aug 1 USept Collector.
HIK 8TATK ACXtLIART 1I0INT
STOCK COMPANY. '
0llK 1HI FOLLOWINO
SPEED PREMIUMS,
To be coinueted for dnrlnir the FAIR to be
held at COLUMBIA. 8. U. MeTemberWk.
loth, UUi, UUi and Uth ot this year :
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
First Race, for S year olds. ' MP, beat S
lot; ftOOtearatHoras;ISOtoaeeondUoiss.
eccoBa nsce. i si lie sna svepeat, SJ.0 to
first Horse ; 8100 to second Horse.
Third Race, alls, 8 Inn, for Trotting
Horses who never beat S.li: 8251) to flrt
ttoMa, t-V) to second Rnraa
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TS -First
Rsee Mile Hests. for citixeaa'
purse of 1,000 , 8760 to first Uorse and 8250
to second Hone.
Second Race for Trotter, H Mile ; best three
In firs for s citizens' purse of 8500 ; 8400 to
first snd 8100 to second. Open to the world.
mess two pniasa pronussa uy tee csusens
to be raised are likely to bring Horses from
the whole United Stales, anirf as aa Invest
ment will bring twice the amount back. We
look lor some gallant nyers Irom me north,
East sad West here to eoutead tor these pre-
Bunnis.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15.
First Race, tf Mile Dssb, 8250 to" first . 8;i
to second.
Second Rsee, H HeaU, 8100 to first ; 824 to
second.
Third Race. K mile. 5 In A. for Trotttmr
Horses who never, beat t.M, lloO to tint
Hone ; fla to second Hi nt.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14.
First
Racs open to all, 1,; Mile Dash, 100.
up; 8-00 o winner.
pounds
Mamrnx-
Horses only, I'i Dash, 8100 first - $50 aeennu.
Tfflr3 1iace,1l mlfe, t in 8 for Trotting .ir-' 1
ses who never beat mumtes, $1' 0 to ttrst
Horse ; 815 to second Horse.
There will t about tl.tOt given ta TrotUn.-
Parses, tt the olticrs will net aama the
Races till they eel an Idea ot what Horse are
likely to he here.
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ANTED
f.VUtK) to 8AO0O on No. 1, Real E.tafi Iu
the Citv of Wllmlnirton, for 8, X, or more
years. Interest payable semi-annually.
IV. 11. jojm (j0i
aug -'1 tf Areuu.
31ANOES TUNED.
us
Persons desirtni; Pianus Tuned, can have it
well done by leaving their names at our Store.
Work guarantied, and best references given.
July 4 tf W II. .IONIS ft CO.