North Carolina Newspapers

77 EM f AW ax VOLUME VIII. -LVOTO.V POST ADVEH. rtmXO RATES. TISXXO RATES. .. txr lin f-r the l.r. ri- pie. - a ' ' ..I teniT-;t- I. I I 11U tV. I,..im-r!,.H. ,'a" . I (. haes. Nonpareil typ-, wu- v'i AIf ftiail bs charged at If'" r:'", tcP "P! "ul r can be ha I i"r a longer ..n.. week. ' fv'i a nicrti -m on b'iin-s soould 1 tr "i ' THR WlLMIJt'.TOX fJBT Vr.aii!..-' -. n. c. n,.a-'i'!" prieet" Tilt WL- j . . ..... . r:v.r j- r i - - . (" ' j . v... - . . - , l I"' "'"' ' . i ! I V.r-.r Car K. Jvt1'1 'in -'n;r. B.K iK .NKW H.oVKK. SI 000 CfX) 3d,000 INi.Kli. I r. -UnU r...-r ... f r U KHr NATIONAL HANK. $ .'.")0.0C 0 ;Kt" I'rr I I, nt. . i . is; 1 is lAtttf RANK i K r ; II n I l r- - U- nt. ilh- ' ' rr- i t . i .' .i- , . ' f" t'.o !e!a"e in t if llu ' K , ir.-s..au.s .i Irbrj4y I. n.st , i ...U iri:r.-i ic si Lr Mr II 'u i ni , , !. ira in f t'e e ininu'.trr nn . , i!,if J'l I ii'f rVY'' . .--i-u r.. 1 ". d' i ,. -'.ttr t'i ! ' ; r. ; d . , r- t I t ' k - a 't '..irpsii.-il i i "-r y?r t it . tje nt u l- n t. ? rifce "U". nllau.. Mr. W.ll.-U I ' N.v ssr. I f-r :,. : 1 1. jUj; v-tel iti tht i.r.v". '. Il: t. r c I W "u vt I .jnjrr are "rth r t.i t r i.'.:u:i lr i i" m ho are it t rt i an thing i t Le Kl.nul .rt f th.- UIAU Vtu I t-.iAtt. t I "tut ti. y are r'-t ttiat -r tney are rth i.othm .'i3 t rsl a um- todea'.h. t:il I J . t t r--c. 5" :e rrllnin - f i '-.' -iti I i r f... - .'. ji :'f I w li, ti 4ri i! t..e s-r ,4l .1' ;Le jk p e. I am our ol lh.sv j l-li-,e the tr-te p.iey is to reduce t.ne .' rc- t.te public whht to the st uuoiVr. and to t"y f-r -if" . . . t. i . . -1 tij I'-I fr- e-ris rut u.t i ;j' t arihr itvl uii' tun f l tti' la I .jM-hr l uMnihru "I .oi;-:y ct u t i . -. .W t ijta my .ft.i at the irp-atrd a:- iiti u.choi Jma tufjUij m . tw i ut f.-ttmy ' Mr l'...'Uiii ol i..-s.r-i It. re '; Jin.sl .a r! -if aifl ,eldel his note ! Mr H avin 'Ir H 'lnitn said. ,-The wel!e I. n .run N .rtS I'arolina. .Mr Wa-lde I v-a'd nt have publishe.1 to the II- ue :a. u .paste indirf rel ! the ta t a . wt tfce jrop'.s? of tins o untr and Uthiira n uj n li e pub i Tr.a.ury I a at a are of any instance durm ii .. i wr that L bas L--n a member ( lit II i.t tbuii tie has ever el h. tited tiir . t.lest m1i itu le lore l.eec lv.r! iiir:,-a, il.inol th s cj-.j'ttry f-nt tie .trre t-aiden ;f taittn i us. j ,. u lUem. la l!ie i .mtrarv , t ha ' '.-s-ri rt;rf that wb -ever if re i: otiht ls rtuitted t- male a acersitfjl i' at the ubltc I'ieau rv lae irul rnmn iirsi t -l have a-rde-l lie Ucl ol his iidi:f-renc to itte iuh..c ia'.n; : t - imr. I S.V, ,-. -,t i- ft f -x.'easf "w . jv.'sns : ft C t :i( - A'f-i tt'',- r . . t --.iajt. A Ti'uw; tua i) cj-s tola ihis House aud an lU at c-.ta: rvftciuAnd reirvoch-' Mr Waldnl. 1 satd c such thing. Tkschairwiaa resniaded Mr. WadJell Vial ilr. H 4mil was nittll l the isT. . fs ks-rr i latr desaee l rrdisce the turdena is.a Uboe aa4 W relreol the etpa- , aa of tkia fuifrssKa. Mr.WajdelL I cvakl . re- t ressx Ute i 1 felt at heanog 1 Ue rvalsaa frvos ladwuia ag rrt ; ss he baa dooe at every aewaioa here Mr. UocWa. He was divrule4. ! and with a bo-aoo-a air repiiexi. that springs up tru.h tie strong arm . wB ach that eoonomy way and then for ttr mg an 1 o as dtscwsu "vl r,hl ,Bt b..lchrB m-T mD ' of Itradlev. i U begaa. as the auredf4 CVostMntwo J slina. By a .y-teu. oi ar,;. ii;i ry, w u. .. ' anJ vosi il get a cur.' j 1 ' resl area the joJgrti to aiiM. aad says and aurally I ... . i. c e.arta Jtr wfcWtiL 1. was aaa i- 1 v'u,tla.a sotiled good bumocMiy. ( 'apt. Isaac it. tlraacg-. lreivcr cf . lkftt jf -, judge ran do ts wrk ' h iimi to ta great Ua-ta- Un-'n Mr llasaa. I tkisk k sivswiii-' ; j -coded his way Is, the cttlisiary Carolina Centra! Hailwav Compaav, ! of the . ta lr U taat 1 sod cxret ,-. Mr Jo,:, f.nj : s,r. f,el a prolviader dtgut Lx depar.meet. ber he was served im .ttenJin-a" screliag ct ' eleven ought to do it ia l77- 'IV- 1 tiw cvaotpoc-d ia a grra; ke; . eay C-ntWaa th.. he has exprrwa .a. i. EarUad ! the bolder, of sa.l !Uad Cap. ... ..a, . 1 1 tV tT rZZ i if lae.fsm wbica aaiaxalsd ihesn t f ,h Uty, who paud nvLae reat aliUctiaa. f ..s.Lsl II. kaa anDoiated Ca ! about lea dollars a barrel, as! h ia.- l .fore ioce I have been here, and at-I tttmpt to inJuce the House to adopt what I c!l "fr) r tcoomy. ine i? e ds not want it tuts . 1 cutting down procee. continued r ilnti mul.l not af- "T-J'.C UIU I f , 1 t.-, IVnrrMi. Mr. Holmaa. This "two cent econo j my" to which the gentleman ha re- j ferreJ. reduced the expenses of the gov ernment, far the current jear, $25,000,- J OX), a um almot one hall aa large a i the entire eipenses of this government twenty fire year ago. And it waa the pride aad bo: ol this side of the House a L. a .1 . . a l. s. f ,n I aat Mil fTt t T lull uariiiai IUC LAUIL&u Ulorr lbe mxVK., ,t w, the pri.Je auo lu.i 4 tbf Kmtlemen and mjaelf . ik.r . lr.u"l.i rnl (ittnofflT t . . ... . . " - - - j i by thU wuicu tlie gentleman haa referred to, and biih ft d busied him, had re duced the burJen, of the people , imii Vf if i frvru this ide of the li"U"'ha: the huaniiaUog confession cok uxi ihi wa a l"le prelene. ntt-Ai ni! iiha Di-'L Lr : , Oar 'tt.e a:ieroun frieud.llie trrrii, j l:i a .ir". c!e on. the "criminal court , . : r V II... ! b it. " .l.r I'.HtUT' C 1.1 UK ir .h iiiiii- i oer i .u;.'y. la.-ws i; opinion "cum fly j ri tue ii:t-rv of il.c l -rnur crin.iual I i- 1 .vur: .iun rx :ed in tl.i county W- f.reit ab.i:.l by trie ..era:ion ! of that ii -7' a r,; j.i rt, the Canby i Wo w..,.der ifs m.c pcple i a".te.npte I t iijito an idea? We lr u' iK t r ni iri -inalitv in t e I u-i ili eij-rcsscd bylheavir ! i nfv rtic ni ;aier ol" the JMa'.e X" r. jtr l ti- C !i.:itulion and i:a iri- , .it is u r ;.vc vriv f.r even our t riB- it ti e ;res,.:' c ncerning i:f Can't we .itte r.s'7 u w .u.ii inJeel ue a I r j i d ty l'-r l) -;u tcratic journilism i in N ilii l'ar lii.a wnen 1 vuvcratic i nri-'4'vr til aliude to the Lnstitu j it'l l tl t.lt t it ?.Ft,,T7 " J ' ! ...- r-i, !!.;. " l ;hjk i ,. .-. i i lien lite .rrieir uri !' , i i am n l u w w. re nil rm-si Iti4. u t. t t a ".ne ne.paper, lu: lue inily "life ' e see in it is a con s:anrrehaU of the old and piayeJ out iJ-s I the d.'Iunct J - . or wnat i ptiU- a bad, the U'Urbonistic idea, "f ol loli.i'.Mun lor of the Ut!e:gh We uv 'l to l..e .Vr.ir tu beetmie the originator of orKimj, n l much inttter hat pr bab!y an "edit 'tiai barcaa'' s.iote ha! on Mr. Ti'.den'a Lib erty t.rot pian, c-oipoed of the boys of .me of our public school; we think thry u d mcract a a parcel of parr and w uld certainly tupp'y :miir tr.i:iI idea occasionally. MiltLY lON Al tale inrrlif X of the iVtuuiiniuD rr, t.f M i k ieuburg couoty e are in- f.rmedtltat the sum of i?A, voted av i'..r ludirg a b. s.l Lou-e for coh-rrd vl.ilorrit in Providence town- suip, ami C 1 tu tor Lui'.dinc a ur-jro Io ue in IWrnhnl tuwrslup, it - tal, f4' T.'. ai l e are further in- i. ruje.1 that at the name meeting $T.2 4 m voted to sheriff Alexander for Jul Mecklrttlurg U a lemocratic o.unty, and of course the high tone! chivalry there can well a ford to pay n,.,r.. than n time aa much for jail In, a the do Mr ne;r. school houses I he mud crd preacher of the .VTjr nt, "l.rn hisury come to vindicate Preside:. t liranl, it shou.d take car to frt iq ttov. Weli'a glowing tribute Uie riatet if living Clenerals.'" When a man like the Ztar preacln r. h sj-snt m -I i f hi, lime 'ergiveia Utig Utaieu the pulpits of two lell r..u ucit. mioation and a hg -.allow d'jrin the ar. Len sueh meu a lU.Urt H 1. e. Jo-eph K J.Luon and Colot.rl Pf-n. 1L Moore found that, 'At V. i, ihi j eou da'i sUr.d, we don't ihink bi ent.vi-ut ou toe ("rnerals" rtb a n: greatest TV- .Vir orea-u. r olitor want. a li iiMS,i f lave all sheep lining aogs ... . r - i killed. We up this i I is because be , ant to naee ". f-rof " insribed n , hi, t.atb-tone. and don't -ant to d.e the death il a suicide. l'r--d D.ui'as savs that in passing ... t.. - .1.,. .... I the trai-Lahed for refreahmeoU and , be witn otner ps-rT" -s- l Aa.l a- 1 k iS I wjv u the luacb rn. 1 . r 1 . - 1 (i.v o.e a cup 01 ciutr. pw. sai l lV.ug IT. mil veuii-u mr counter. unter. , f The ce iT.e d..,sror Kked at Mr. l , .k. k.tmsr of a rtseross rreocsi- ton of his eoieeat taleaU aaJ aoal worth. It as it4 have struck the great I 1 iLv aa a r a ivltal iok ihtl ,VT. ooo hoc. ia. away cUT a tll04irt waved hisa aaateaUcally ,.u ib kitchea ta f has eoiea. Bt he aeaC WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1877. CITY ITEMS. VAiTKD. j I will tike a pair of mule and feed Jnt, has returned. The Reverend gen them well, in fact, take the best care of j tlcman is locking well and we are glad them for their work during the winter j t, know that Wilmington agrees with to work in (lie city. W. P. l ASAl'AY. is ' Kitigsburv i f r wnh. Uraiil us Hayes) after March. Lent commenced cu Wedi.cs.lay. Px-rnard is still sh-u'.iug I r Tildeu. (Vmnience b Wheel" ') i" H:y(es) i th. liaiue i iuij r n . u utt e; s., -ay liie iatiu". vender. Mu-e i l"ikin,r ocr ln M-eclacle fr item from Warrock. In"t takedivrn y-ur sti.vi-s more cu!d wealber rm.iirg. A ri cord ! biril.s and i! all should k- i.. i;... ,i.'ii,.n;. -- 1 lie r "ii I ''- law vioia'.ors ! i j- i-':i -1 i- .i'i-t end. A p ui. in w t . . 1 1 i lirunk, and a l:acl.arj: d : y tLc Mav- D .s it..-. .!.;.r - I ti..- .V brr.H.m .. r- n.: ; i . p. . : .' r w:h U- 1 iv. Ki-h m.- very "arce ii.i:: waters. ,rijUII,i I:,Muf r"t Wr iu liv tlia tl e editor In ri'.r i- in i.m.r cf l'Mjuor M-l!ing nn ! .Sunday u.cr. Li n ro;-.v i I .r . WlL- t If i 'V M I M. i. or n: . Our A ! rn.:i:i . I v ri lias gone to iw Y-r'. .I !iJ-i:- -iiC W i I UC lU a few -i i- Attend t. yi.ur .. i.tl in ii--.- tax n-ver le taken promi-i v. a L . 1 H I . . - i be I ore the M i .' .m i i u 1 ( lur ct UJitrv i r.ir. -. .i w i.li to purchase j -.i i r o- .;. i-.r i-:t on V, can be fue. slipp lv i.'i.n ; to I h is ct- Wiiiii-i . i.-nl t-i li . a . utile scale. All l i i' e i . - : in in and our citv ii.-i- . .1 i i i : i mat- trr ."Siiir ..i.i t s.i .i , l-r the '. March wis 1 a' i in; s.Hi and, as they bl.iw i:h u ; .r. i ... r, m y gtt a i-eio Ir. Peroj.s nb'i w.s'.i a ii ir !iat can are money by ordering on- ol the Mcsr. Tinker of I"ileih, N '. Iru i.u.ers is. ling our i i:y. with the inte it. on f i- itm; ord r- lor g-oIs, mul r u'e a I ic'in' Ir m the City Clerk and Treasurer. J.-h sim llifi'y Wsl nsidt all 'hey cau to keep lit.-1- t from Priee ing) their whiskey, but S r;. Carr le.ii by smeliin their breath. Wiiniingtoii is a rpleudid place l.-r I s me good, eiiterprisirg gei.tlemau Io ' el un a first clj., hat Nre. we have ' not one i'l t!n place. ti. C. Shields was nmn l-l ir- the Mat or fr mtei lerin; tiil. a pol.ee officer. .hie!d, seem t visitor t the M v i e n The cenia'i Captain in c the government 4caiin-r -inu.and of Co i las is making lot. of f.-iend i . ur ei:y. by his gert'einmly tlep,trtm. n'. Ineen l.Irf.ui hlTurn the .rder f-r several dus past. Th- ti.-n.l-. if caught, should be serve,! a.r.iin- ! general from tl... S:ai" . ffice. "S'ho t them iu the t. ' To any e.o wbow..u'd U-so mean s:k! ci-ntem; tib'e as to I urn out lr. S.ott, el ihe -r House, the rul,i" i mni iti i rruiiHiu t o f-'-i. - . meoi ot vi.... . i . I . t 1 1. .. .... . toe vaiu.u ir i i.M i"'- , , r ,, l,.iu..r on X-anJar. He hxh fer selling liqu r en Canday. is supporleI in L: a'.ttmpt t- .. p ti e d.ing of l.;uor on th- abbath. by ail I'hr.stian r-si e; tfc Krrr noisrilh- .t.ndIng. i - lorI luce has gt-ne t Masatogtoo on band Ut shou: frthe rtan who . .!-! a rJ elect I IVrside-it. licet bird, and sw ill prulab y be in , - ' time la catch tne r.ri cnV of lU r aasl CssSBpa1 tereot r; besude. the employe are f1 cff erery saooth f replly. All bills sraics. lb rood are rvd when dee. we are rtliatxy laiormeu un u ' t.oi, vaairsua si ww -vs.im. vsw Wrsiwij .i.s s ---- - . . t t r.aiita. ItaJ S4tl bees tlecsevl Lhesm to raa-ccvs a-iicx U-Ahsrr teas a- . ... v I . . 1. - W m m f ki . , A I .l..l.l ..vl r.1 1. . . . . . . . A. I u n I y eaa r patvi one cei o. , .Tl '.. rw K'eoar ! laet-rer. in til. coctUs. a. 1 the res't Rev. Mr. Mendelshon, who has been on a visit to New York to attend the funeral of the wife I his former Presi- him. Obed Jenkins, who was sentenced to twelve months io the work house for an ' assault on Mr. Jaa. Ueaton, baa been turned over to the citj aatboritiea and will wo'k out his time on the streets, aa we uoder.taud tlie work house is not in proper condition to take 'charge of prisoners, and keep them safe. The night marauders have changed their plan of operation; instead of rob bing residences they set fire to them. The police have instructions to arrest all suspicious perxns -who are larking around, unions they can give satisfac tory reasons lor so doing. At a meeting of the Mechanics Pro tective Union, held on the 5th instant, the following persons were elected to serve a officers for the ensuing yea: W. A. Jordan, President; Ci. W. Price. Jr., Vice President; J. L. Hampson, Secretary, and J.s. 1J. Willi, Treas urer. The attention ol the Health Officer is called t-o the vacinl lot on the south on: corner of Ninth n;id Market streets It is a bid ol miasmatic diseases, and unle it receive the proper attention before warm weather sets in, the consc- ij iences wiil bj fital to those liviug in the innnediate neilib irliood. The lot should be li.d up. Mr. City Marshal, you are respectful ly requested to inspect the open fiver, went side ol Thi'd ulrvvt, between Mar ket and Priuceaa streets, aud give your opiuion, whether the intolerable . stench which arises from it is at all injurious to i he health of the residents of that lo cality. We have been informed nut il is jutl a little vnpltaut on a warm day. Il i, said that in the county of U:n- I low there exist a lead ruiue which wa j worked during the Revolutionary war, J and fiom that mine many p m i l ..t j lead ore was taken, from which bu.ieis were inade to be used in defeiuv of "in couutry. S-jinebody shou'd b v. lope tha mine, if it can be lna c ', u d there are persons who kuow win re u is bu. have kept the matter silent. Oflicer N. Carr has performed some very valuable service to this commu nity lately, having put to flight (cap luring two) the whole gang of drnpern doe at Tbombury, who have beeu car rying out their plans of robbery and incendiarism. There are several more haunts whicn will be broken up, as officer Carr says he is determined to make this part of the country to hot for them. Ureal credit is due to the above officer for bis shrewdness in this matter, and he is entitled to the thanks of this community. The rum holes and gambling denn, which every city has more ' r less, are the lountain head from which springs murder, arson, robbery, burglary and I . I . L t 1 . Tka r i ft y h I ine oiuer cvns. uc 'inno3 vi ; Paddy's Hollow is becoming notorious a the rendrsvous of all toe lowest characters that infest our city. They ' e. in to have no respect f-r Uw acd or. I. r. There has been reveral cases j be:, r.- Uie Mayor for keeping tl.e'.r rum j shojs open on uodar, and as thry are deait with in a summary nunnr we hope me nuisance win CTcniun-v it broken up. We have ca'.lei the attention of those interested to the ba.t condition of me of .u.e ot the sidewalks, and shall con- t.nuo to do so whenever we find it Pec- - -,. ...... i ... i carv. io uaj we can iuc aueutiun n ' the "it T Marshal to the sidewalk ontre t . ii . t- -. . .: . c ' tA,t ,:,je c.f Second street between lKk j )-tnt streets, near McLain's alley. I The I'ru ks have U-en retnoved for some a imiiuin u ine will ama reasp. I. . - e - 1 1 . , i been raiseu, wntcn miin a siep oi si six inches. A lady pacing there 1 n'ht nd Dl -cow,n the ce-odilion of the walk, airuck Ler ' " '"" ' ' e ... in Kr nunniDT. would have re- : 1 ... ii. irtiurr as it w as she felL ... 1 eritisj . - - - rf j , - - , s;ow t( 11 walk s not repairtsu soon. we .jj jfto it again, and ia amort mt-sj manner. The tUleirh .Wi H of the op?n:on ET nrrJ ool fin Watt'. there tort to hare dooo aa a rtrward for folixical aorrxreo. j " - 1 in tin 1 Tia are aacaartiaoie t u ttat rtaaise r.. fsuer t smsud ikat II was 1 8AVAXNU BSKYOLKNT aSSu CIA.TIO.', 1870. The following letter vaa received by the Mayor of this city from the Savan nah Benevolent Association. RESOI.TTIOX OF THANKS, TA3E;i) JAX TAHY llTII, 1877. When the people of this city i bowed, trembling under their recent dreadful calamity ; when thousands lied for safety ; when industry was paralyzed and cotnmeree suppressed ; when want, pestilence and death joined in their ghastly and .unsparing work ; when tenderness failed to soothe and skill to save ; when the strong grew weak and the timid quailed ; when the bntve were resigned and only the reckless defiant : Then came citizens and strangers, from far and near a nob'e band with ready hands, and willing hearts, came unsolicited, upon this scene of desola tion pain and woe, proffering their de voted service some sacrificing their lives to the needy, the sick, the Pilfer ing, and the dead. Then, too, from the North, the East, the Wist, rnd the .outli, even from beyond Sea, came an inpouring of bonefirtion, universal, and so lavish that, leaving no room for want, religion blesses and gratitude revere humanity so supreme : Thrrrforr-, ,V.' ;,'(., That the thanks of this Association and of its members individually, and irt the name of our gratelul people be, and ihev are hereby tendered toa!l those who, whether citi zens or stanirer, who gave their person al services in any capacity, and also to all thoso who, in Savannah, in the State of tieori'ia. elsewhere in the United St ites, and hi oihcr countries, contribu ted money or -iipli-. io th relief of the needy, K'k and sii:i. ring in the late epidemic i n this city. Lti'tired, lnat iht-e re-olauon be i prit.ted and signed by the President and Secretary. i''vnir7, That tr-i's.iiue he published in the Mj.-uukj A'-tj, a;,d that the pa pers of the couutry at large b request ed to copy. .lolIN- Il Ji'HN-N, .lolIN Si KKVI.N, T. M. Ill 1. 1.. '. II. IlYAN. .1. .M. S .1.1 M AN-. I 'omul tlv- . J.uIN I". vVl.t AloN, Pr vJt:o. C. 1'ki:i:mav, -ec'y. ss Morula' The first of the disputed -. te- goes to Hayes, and t lie nst w !. lo'.low. The con. mission has uo'oi ted, in decid ing this case, ihe j rii:ciple ut lorth in i he addres of Mr. KvaM-, :.i d decided agn'm-t the j repi sterols pr i tense that it has Ih'ui constituti d a urt of.-uperi-or and u; erviror' le'.uriiiii board, with power to tet the honesty o! the canvass, and has dcclari d ti.a' it can not go behind ihe ci rtiticales piesi nted to the two House's hy the Pie .idcnt id" the Senate. In other words, the action of each State government in the ap pointment of lectors is iii:a' : the Slate may ; ct iinpr-.iptrly, but n power of review l.as been lodged in Congress : 1 and the State government, - far a- i the commission can take iv -niatu-e of i if, is representeted only by its supreme j execu'.ive authority. In the prccoed- j ings the Iemocrats profess s ill to fr.d some few rays of hope, but the; are ; hoping with sick hearts n.' a.ui.st j the ir Letter reason. wi.u 4:ie con test narrowed to the iiites marke'd out bv this decision all the ino-l t lal r.i'e? prrparations f tl:e IVra i racy cmi.c to j i:aug:.t. Thet stim uy wlrco Mr. I . 1. r'ield has been tring ! . sau.g'le , into ti e court room ulls to tM g- n; d. The bullying of witness. i.a i ;i mi vain. I.tttie fit M :i':d Mad I -x h',e lied for nothing. Kr of currc all it teilipts 4o Slllpeaeh tli Viiti- "t 1. -i- i iatia now are useless. I in- r-i .iiry ; of the Hayes certi ua'.- :':..n that j State is manifest, ind-.-c 1' s i.. ; -ii.-a;.-lv disputed. Tin i.i-t ci.u' ce o Mr. Tildeu is in (.Ire con, vein re t.-i- prece- ; de;it i st.iblishcvJ in tin' c.. lluir.ph- I ries leal uatura.:v to an :ne-t gt'ioi. I the j n-stion ol t ro:;:n. i- .t : .,eic is no rc.ison to sapj-ose 1.1.1: :..e mission wia lake -ny oitier v -. extra-.rdinary jhtIoi ma;. . Ora u leuiocr.tt ic elect .ral c one that has been iakri by a ef impartiality and cum.i. -u I 'm ijh II r.i '. t ..e Yaukeei Ure-w l Whi c Ctfa rl Jew 11 jr ter n Kors.a Le vi-i oi tie ;i.neries of that ci U3try ard found .-ut :ti. st crel of Lu'a, 1-iti.rr l e! -Md of book devotees. The eertt i ;i .-isj .'f the use of birch bar a lar t;h h.ch the skins are drrststd in iac of tallow greae, the latter being o largely oJ as food atucxg ihe lower classsrs. This tar, which is carr fully saved as :t ex udes frvaa the d when bur ted. was first used a a substitute i re. grrsse in fiaia. .1 is to un uay. are bow aaasie ia aa.rxa, aa aosiii loa wiU ow be sxl teaij t'.iy per ceaU below loemer prxesv. Single Copies 10 Cents. A TVOMlKItFUL STORY OF TUB DKEP1 An Immense Sea Monster Captures and gwallows a Sperm Whale Captain Drewar, of the bark Pauline, of London, who has just arrived at Cork Irom a long voyage, favors the public with the following account of an ocean marvel: Bark Panline, July S, 1S75, latitude 5 deg. 13 min. North, longitude 35 deg. Wesl, Cape San Koquc, northeast coast of Brazil, distance twenty miles, at 11 a. m., the xeather fine and clear, wind and sea moderate, observed some black spots on the water, and a whitish, pillar some thirty feet high above them. At the first sight I took all to be break ers, as the sea was splashing up fountain-like above them, and the pillar a pinnacle rock, bleached with the sun, but the pillar fell with a? splash and a similar one rose. They rose and fell alternately io quick succession, and good glasses showed me it was a mon ster sea serpent coiled twice round a large sperm whale. The; Head and tail part, each about thirty feet long, were acting as levers, twisting itself and its victim round with great velocity. They sank out of sight every two minutes, coming to the surface still revolving; and the struggles of the whale and two other whales that were! near, frantic with' excitement, made the sea in their vicinity like a boiling caldron; and a loud, confused noise was distinctly heard. This strange occurrence lasted some li.teeu niiuute. an 1 liuisbed with the tail portiou cf I lit i whale being elevated straight in the air, then wav ing backward and forwird, and lashing the water furiously in t)o- last death struggle, when the whole body elisap- ps-ared fr:m our vie w. going down head foronio: t" i lie bottom, where no doubt it was gorged at t..e m. rpr tit's leisure; and that ni' list. r o.' monsters may have . k. n mauy mouths in a state of coma, digesting the hiige mouthful. Tlii-n two ol the largii.U sperm whales that I have ever seen 'moved slowly the! ce toward the vesscJ, their bodies 'ii ir thin tiiual.y i ievated out of the water, and i.ot pouting ot miking the h ast noise, but seeming quite paralyzed with fear; indeed, a cold shiver went through my own frame beholding the last agonizing slrugg e of the oor whale that had teemed as helpless in the coils of the vicious . monster aa a bird in the talons of a hawk. AiUwing for two coils round the wiiah-, I think the serpent was about HJO or 170 feet long, and 7 or 8 feet iagirui. It was in color much like a conger eel ; and the head, irom tho mouth in ing always open, appeared the largest part of its body, il is curious that ihe wha:e, that lives on the smallest .'o il of any fish in the ocean, shotil i i s.-it be but a meal for another, monster ; lor I think it as feasible that the serpe i' swallow en I the whale us that the b a con-tric-tor can consume a whole tiu'.'i k. I wrote thus fsr little thii.knig I would ever s-re the ere'iit flgiin ; but at 7 a.m. July Pi, fu l tie same latitude and eighty miles Kst ot San lvoque, I was astonisded to see the name or a ? unilar monster. It wa ih-owinr its head and about forty feet of its body in a horizontal position out of the water as it passed onward by the stern ..four vessel. I began musing why we were . , . i . so mucn lavorcei wim siicn a s-.range visitor, and concluded thai 'In hind of; white paint, two feet wiie nb ive the1 coppc, might have hx.kisl like a fellow serm-nt to it, and n tloabt attr.-ieted its attention. It wa i-ut on to k-! the ,. , , , , ,- , tessf.- s iic e,.ri i i i i n r .i.-i.. i.i- IlaCiC, which it does rotll-ark.ibiV well ; i . . i . , i . , i j i ai d it the ag.;.t..rs ubnu. the .h e,. ,....! line g.i;n u.e-ir wi-.-i, u wiu.o oe iki.i uilul an I nraet icHi to make lio- vrs-el 1 tin. 1:1 I'iare o difiurin it with I'hiUrf' sM.t titiit would le con-t.uitly ! rubled e-if. If the sbipourr, witn ; 4wo competent sMrviy"i, mi :iid, j much misery, wticert.u r. , a .1 K-r pcluai ihsu;s would be .ioidil. Whi'e th i t a i n 1 c. I was startled by I t o- cry "f "llif.i- 11 is agsoi ; and a t stiurt d'.ta-ice" to bteward, e!evald s .me s.ity le. 1 111 the air, w a the great ', leviathan, tenuity i tkaig '. i-aara the , ve--el. As I was n )t ure it was only oar ireboard it w Vie-virjr. we had 1 alt our aaes ready, and were fu ly de- 1 term ine!. .iOJ.d ihe tj.u-e Curjare the 1 l'au': .- .11 eiioi aa;j f ,t aasktxtue 1. 1 1 -u ' .1 . . -c wiui an .r ni':i . .tii.i t ur arrttu mlht have f und for onec io ita life 1 that it had CtUgtU a Tartar. This ; statement striciy true, and Tie ic , currea'ce va iturss..ni by tuy o hcers. li. 1 i-te ere, ana mte:l ; :ia me are r joiy at ay t;:.'e . ry on etath iiia: 1; :s .-. an 1 tht e S'e not in 'he least Ut.slaseu A Bim - ham. Let us appr.aeh '.he matter jfrst y. ye, as soiily and de.nate'y we c ai. Trumbull anil'a'mer a! I.ltt:6ed a, a quadroon iti Nt" 'ri'aa. i they g- in.sre f r ;ae ha-l -wiiit'" ! mtjeevi Wav.c'. as J as U. tin Ua,-:evi t.i -a ef u Lv axrattc tuletmra to L4isaa7 VLn l.o rikLAn was ;n 1 ; sW I ... ... .t (tr ;s 9lw9ma . cwy- rersi bj Mt fslt. : - wnex. ass -e. .adI Unti. ' Itie it u. f . ilkf i taeeyos ot tfce siiie ps..p,e were apa taVsa. l.cer aa V ra bU srew f.l !f: Uail. us. voa. oah. a wi-f-rwa bait, assl iiai 1. -vsrss. a bod a ba:, aa a ba-i give by a fcsi. a -socomC 1 feoi aCrsA woaaova at lii. Ye f4, wait a saiatust wbi we weof! NUMBER 10 VARIETIES. .'-J5. Look out, for counterfeit silver money. , Liquor law violators are being close ly watched. Better gas lights now a word from the Mayor did it This ia the year for re-assessing the real estate of our city. Our merchants are beginning to tiiiuk of new spring stocks. If you can't catch 'em, slioot 'em we mean the robbers. Farmers havs begun to prepare their lands for another crop. The public schools are doing well, bath in country and city. We don't hear the the saw mills as of old it must bd dull times. , Wrho will take the Opera House? Jt is is a good "Penny-packer." Don't use any but the very best kero sene oil there u danger in .it. The doctors don't make.uiucii money now our city is too healthy. The fire department needs nn ushese. Hope they will get them soon. ' A good harvest for the lawyers at January term of Superior Court. The court hou-e is quite destru-d, only a few stragglers lounging around. Somebody will be happy ou lh - 1 l:h inst., when somebody is an. winced President. Our Mayor is a very liberal ni.-ui ar.d gives in every case t-'at. requires it the fullest extent of the law $. and costs. I If our our farmer are uv-ccs..-fn I with their crops this summer, our wor- H. . I. l- -i.i . my sueriu win no iiap;v -eoi .ctin" i taxes "i We elon't hear any com- ' u it. i f "chicken abstractors." T o- Mav. i s lecture to the police ha m i ,c them ui u ; vigilant. Why not get up a suprise part.' Tue-eare many persons in mreity -t,i are needy, and would like to be sur prised with a well filled purse. Don't all speak at once. Shad will soon be piciuii'ii! un,;, hope, cheap. We adv)e Lhi s,- u. eat them to gt-t a m.ichiiie whivii will, when placed i:i the nuvtith, thr-sw the bones one way and ih.. u..,- ,.IWII t, throat, (ireat i ti vent in, that. A nice' ing of colon-1 Pepuhi can-. whs held recently at A eh r ui, i '. llesolutions were adopted fa v ring the annexation of San D.miing-i i . tin? United Slates, with a view to making it a home for the jree'd pe .pie of eoh r. A meeting in Darlington enmity, same Stale. rdopted re-solutions ta';i,i in efT-rct that colore! peoj.',,- of South Car olina had been forced to the i a.i.eiusinii that Lhey could not live umong the white Jteople ol the Stat.- and preserve their liberty of opinion and ..it eal action; and therefore h it it a dntv to themselves aui th-ir children to i homes in Liberia or San Domingo. A'IK A I) VERriMiMKMs. WAXTFli. (OINTV BONDS: I KsdKINU T )N I1 TIIK t .NO . INKIN. ll'NI m i .I'M l m;v ll.s.s.n i.i. .i'.s.l-, c llii!i s(1 t H A N I. It la. Ms.. c Uii!. si 1 t. ' I-"' fr.in liui.lers c I kai.l . .n.... .!.-:nit it mount thrv m-sirv to s-i ! m. 1 i - - - i 1rt. .. Moaoc, , .,. J . i..r iun.i iottntiou in i.- - i'ntpoaait, rtsnr I vrst hy rlitirr l(ur.l uji to rhr jnit iiai. J 1 1 1 1 J. . vv i . j ; II .. I. III. I. H. '.KAMI KB. I :I,J11. f l rr it. ; ! frb l .1 SU!nnnt of Condition r.r Bank cf New Hanover. . Iacludp g I ra.h es, on February 1, I ST7. itivsot it. r. 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