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"V- V UMUKIt , HO. mERH CITY SEWS. . -. . j . A COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. rilliiifr a Vacancy Heaton Gives ; . ' Boid. . Th. Hoard met yesterday at 12 in., j.ur.uaut to aii adjourned session. Pres- tut: J. 0. Wsjguer, chairman. Duncan Iluhm, Oi'lawarc Xixou and Stacv Van' Ainrinje. , ; ,' Th',' Hoard .having been called to or . r D. C- I My is tendered his official I . oiid of $200 for Standard-keeper, with II. K. Scott and AV, II. Grotgen as snre- t'Crf.' - ' ; . ; On motion the Board went into an ii-ction to fill ;tlia; vabancy caused by th;- declination of Mr Edward Kidder. Mr. I. I. Grainger was put in nomina tion and, unanimously elected. J'lic ilerk was ordered to notify Mr; ilrainger to conic forward and qualify on AVcdncriday 27tMiist. (Jco.AV. Bcrden, col., was jr ran ted license1 to retail lienor in the city of Vi!inin:ton. -iy i. On mctiou a re.-: was t'.ia n until 2 o'c:'ck p. in. : j AFTERNOOX SESSION The Board tfent into an ..election of County Surveyor in- place of A B, Liml, colored, who declined to qualify. Mr. .loliu K. Brown was unanimously chosen. ' The bond of James Ileaton was ten- den 1 to the Board with James Wilson h I At " t T' A . I iiiui 3irs. Aiarvi . iieaton as sureties, i;i the suiii of was received. lO.OOO.which, on motion, , A Pair ol" Bouts. V V iitTli-fir ICinfr xoaa rnsmi tlM i-m ikt of Third and Princess streets yes terdiiy momin he noticed a' colored num. by 'the naiijc of Shepherd Thomp H)ii running, and James Galley, colored pursuing him.,' Officer Iving stopped Thompson and was informed by Ga L that Thompsou had stolen a pair o! boots from him; It seems that a week ago Shepherd came in the shop of Gal ley and after staying sometime depart ed. It was then that Galley missed a jo(i- of. boots which belonged to Jame Rivers. - Galley was certain that the boots were in tlie shop when Thompson came in.; He said nothing about tht Walter and waited. Yesterday morn ing Thompson came into the shop with (he boots on hisVfeet. Galley ordered him to give thein up when Thompson started to run., lie will have a hearing before the Mayor on Tuesday. Too Much Barleycorn. Yesterday u&rrting ? as the Mayor was driving up to the City Hall in his buggy he noticed one; of the police force ' stagerin . up; tlie street. He called to a colored man to "carv that policeman to the guard house;" but tin lol iceman heard the Mayor's order and thinking he addressing him, was seized hold of the colored man, and succeeded in carrying Zuwi' .t.o the guard house The Janitor, thinking something wa: v """ .vu.vwi.jj t.. . locked -iip both. The MavoJ wrons:. iliicharged the; policeman from the force for being; drunk on the street. 3Iayoi's Court. Josephine Turner, retailing liquor without a licensed; dismissed. lulius Br0Aii. disorderly conduct; tilled $20 and cist's or thirtv davs cn tlm t I streets" . fv Jacob Giecn di6rderly fined and costs. ' conduct; J. W. Morgan, disorderly- conduct, waste have been tried but he took v , , r rench leavn. t '-UV.il ieaC. .' The II. and St Thy historical papers of Col. Burr mwi t.i n . j. ii , i i .. . -u uuge vamwe.li, xo uc reau oeiore the Historical and Scientific Society, are iu course of preparation. The former's will be on local hisiory. Judge Cantwell has selected as his theme the Barnwell Expedition in 1710 and the f-'ampaign against the Tuscaroras. Col. Burr's paper will be read at the January meeting, Judge CautweliY at th Pv. . & " Ctoruan. Thermometrical. The state of the thermometer at the various stations named below was ob served at the signal office in this cHy, ?t 1:31 p. rn.: i V Augusta, 50; Charleston, 50; Galves- tou, 50. Jacksonville, 54;' Mobile, 48; N'ew Orleans. 4l)i Norfolk. 36: Sa vnn- ah, 53; Wilmington, 49. ---.Jijr .uvvm, u .wunjj ucgiu uiau, was arrested on Market street yester day evening for abusing and cursiug aousingana cursiug a White man. Ho will annear bpforp ih i. IQ will appear before the tesdavv . 'or Tuesday; ' . , . t . .ur Ulemters 6f the police;force ustbeenlischarled: ' V; V Sunday Herrlee. "Worship in the various churches of the city to-day as follows : Front Street M. E. (South), corner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. J. E. Mann iastor. Service every Sab bath at 11 a. x. and 7 v. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Fifth Street Methodist K. (South), situated on Fifth, letween Nun and Church streets, Rev. J. M. Rhodes pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7i p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. m. St. Paul's Evang. Lutheran, corner of Sixt'h and. Market streets, Rev. G. D. Bemhehn pastor. English service at 11 a. M.; Gennan service at 7i r...v. Sunday School at 2 v. m. St. Thomas' Catholic, Dock street, between Second and Third street. Morning Services at 7 and 10 a. m. Vespers at Ik p.m.: Sunday School at 0 A. M. First Presbyterian, corner Third and Orange streets. Rev, Jos. R. Wilson D. I)., pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7i r. m. Sabbath School exercises at 3 o'clock p. m. Second Presbyterian, corner! ot Fourth and Campbell streets, Rev. O. - Faye pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7i p. m." Sabbath School and. Bible Class at 3 p. m. Seats free. St. John's, corner of Third and Red Cross street. Rev.t George Patterson rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock ; Evening Prayer, 5 o'clock Si unday Crl - .1 4 wuvi ui-. St. James, corner of Market and Thir d streets,, Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock. Evening Praver at 5 o'clock. Sundav School at 4 p. m. St. Paul's (Episcopal corner of Fourth and Orange streets. Sijrvic es at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday rSchool at 3 p. m. Rev. T. M." Ambler rector. Seats free. Seamen's Bethel, on, Dock between Front and Water streets. Rev. J. L. Keen, chaplain. Services at 11 a. m. First Congregational. Services eve ry Sunday in Academy Hall, corner of Seventh and ?Cun streets, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.-- Sundav School at 3 p. r. First Baptist, corner of Market and Fifth streets, Rev. James B. Taylor pastor'. Services at 1 a. and " r. l Sunday School at $k a. m. Second Baptist, on 6th between Church and Castle streets. Services at 11 a, m. and p. m. " First Freewill Baptist, corner Fourth vud Dawson streets : Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Services at St Mark's (colored) Epis- copal, corner of SLxth and Mulberry streets. Mornfnsr waver at It o'clock: evening prayer at 8 o'clock. r- The Wght Infantry Accepts Char- lotted Hospitality. . LTie following letter from Capt. M.1 P. Taylor .accepting the hospitality of the city of Charlotte tendered through Mayor Johnson, to the Wilmington Light Infantry, has been received by t i Mayor of Charlotte, and published in the Observer i Armory Wil, Light Ink'kv, Wilmington, X. C.; Dec. 18, '6 Hon. Win. Johnston. Mavor of the Cit i of Charlotte: eap. SiR-Your t iri. : i. ai icu ui tuu 1.UU iusi, iius jusi oeen re- ceived, extending the hospitalities of your ctty to my commapd, durincr our sjurn with you, as a part of the es- con xo uov ia a ance to itaieign. generosity which is so characteristic of ims is oniv anoiner eviaence ot the your good city-and in behalf of the " nmingxon A.igni lnianiry, l tnanic you most kindly. We will leave Wil- mington on the morning of the 29th, -N-- - m n. ; P A . roooh nn llhnvWo n O . Ol T will indeed be' a soured of very irreat pleasure to us, to meet the Hornets I Nest Riflemen for theJ first time, and TinA th rlav nf fQ :Jr.t .-pr . J A' , we may have thc pleasure of reciproca v t Pisure reciproca- g the non6rs done us by you and ;m. I am, sir, ting them A'ery truly yours, Matthew P Taylor, Captain Commanding W. L. L The Gypsies. The two'firvnsies arrested in this citr. one on a charire of stealing a horse I. , w I m akp rnnntr nnrl tlio ntlioi fnr oc saultiug the omeer who -made the ar rest, were taken to Raleigh for trial. The case of the first was dismissed on payment of costs. The party charged with horse-steaLgg was allowed time to procure witnessess but the horse he curi had ridden to, Raleigh was held a$ "se- Lately it,; was the . Observer that came to this citv on the dav of nnHi. i cauon, wnne me News laffffed bphind N adar, now the tables arc turned and it U the Xetcs that comes first What 1 ;ia'. ails our Raleigh contemporaries : ' ' - ' - . 1 - - ine liemocratic "iteiorm uiub met again last night 'to consider the snbject : ofthecitv chartek ' A -J - . The Bemocratic-Keform Club met WILMINGTON-. NORTH CAROLINA. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 24. MOVEMF.XT FOR CCJUNTV JKG- 3feetiu in leiul-r. To the Cape Fear. Pender Co., X. C, Dec. 23.Pleafe allow us to state that a public meeting of the friends of improvement and re form in county government will be held at the Court House in Pender on Tuesday, 2Cth inst.. at 12 m. The ob ject is to take action before the Legisla ture meets in behalf of a letter system of county governim-nt. While'this is a Pender county meeting, the friends of an improved system of county govern ment, who reside in other counties, are invited to attend, as thecau.e of one is the cause of all. Major Engelhard, the pioneer iu this great State movement of constitutional reform in North Car olina, has been invited to nttcid a:vl address the people of Pender on that occasion. Many Citizkxs. Xo Paper Tuesdaj. The Cas'K Feap. will take its Christ mas along with other i?ople. Iu con sequence no paper will be issued until Wednesday morning. Who' want to read a newspaper the morning after Christmas? Merry Christina. The top of the season, the cream of enjoyment, the lest of all things ob tainable to each and every reader of the Cape Fear! A merry, merry Christ mas ! The streets were crowded last night, and the shop-keepers were kept busy until a late hour waiting on customers. Read the new advei tiement C. Stevenson. of J. I'LOIUDA Y OUTIl.nilN. Decision of the Superior Court. ' Tallahassee, Dec. 22. The Supreme Court sustains the Drew demurrer to the answer to the Canvassing Board, and grants a peremptory order to the Board to recanvass from the face of the returns. This jjiyc the Sate to Tilde'n by a small majgrity,and of course elects the balance of the Democratic ticket, including both Congressmen. The Democrats are qua tly but hearth" en? joying their victory, The counsel for the Board gave no tice of a motion to answer. The Court adjourned to a. m. to morrow, and announced its determina tion to adjourn &"e die to morrow xortii Carolina! xkws. Charlotte Observer: Col. J. II. Wheeler, the celebrate Xorh Carolina Historian, and the walking dictionarv of valuable statistics and dates, has compiled from the official documents in Washincrton Cit v. a coiurdtp lit of tl,n proceedings of all tjie electoral colleges from 1719 to 18; 3 inclusive. -, M winrUor ,n.i ,.r thc ower house of th flVnprn, .Asspm. bly from Rockingham county, died of pneumonia, in Raleigh, on Friday. ; A m. Meissimer was handed in ?r a i r",.ayi Uc inur(lcV r Mrs. Sarah Hcilig, his. mother-in-law. ikuui-i i xauui, a. iioic-Keeper oi uests 5tatioil cn iho pg Robert Ham, a ;torc-keeperof Best's murdered Friday morning in his store. Postal Hours. Theiuuils close at the Citv Post-Oirice 8 foJlow8; ' rsortnern throuirh mails .'tiWP M. i Northern through ad Amir- - Mails for the X.. C. Raiiroaii ' and routes tnipplicO. there- i u t? r. m. .1 i ait i'ul"u nv?i'd?l 7m P. M. LL' HX1 cm A. M. Cape Fear River. Tm .-.lays and Fridavs ' ' . Fayetteville by (.'. K'-vI daily ttiXuem i!uudavs - GAK) A. M 0:00 A. M. Onslow C. II. and intermedi. ate offices, every Friday ARRIVE. oniieni inrouu mans - '2M I. M. Northern throu-h & wav mails s.-oo P. M The Smithville mails, by rtwiuboat, close at 8 A. M., daily, except Sunday. Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, Sul- ply and Shallotte, every-Frfday at 6 A. M. MaUs delivered from 0 A. M. 16 "70 P. M..&fld on Sundays Tram 8i50 to 90 Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.. onil fr.ir-n O n K .: T AT i i I Register Departments oren sanio n Siamn i.v x . .11, .uuun tiruer auti 0fS??' , . . uip lor baie ai euerai uenvery wnen Stamn Offir. i nlwwl Aey Moxes accessible at all Lours, day and night. Wilmington District, North Carolina Conference First Round of appointments for Qc-ak- terly Meetings as mape p.v the Pre siding Elder, Kev, w. 8. Black, for the present CONFERENCE 1 EAR : WamlnMon. at Fifth Street, Dec. 23, 24 44 :J0,ri Aiagnona, at Alagnoiia Onslow, at Lebanon Jan. , 7 1 Whiteville&WaccamawMis. L,."w : " ' " " " 13, 14 .i ii 20, 21 Elizabeth, at Elizabeth 27, 28 S'Jn8..'': I Feb. 3, 4 Clinton, at Clinton - - - - - ti 10,11 17, 18 i Topsail, at Union ii CokeburyandCobrie., Eenans-ille. trV. Mar. 3,- 4 in 11 wrp onm cr the Front Street Chur.h, THE LATEST XEWS. XOTE AND CLEAMNCH. c;rmat Net to be Henator. Grant says he will not be a candidate for Senator from Illinois, and that he prefers that Logan shall be re-elected. Thc LegUOature stands UK) Republicans, 93 Democrats and C independents, thc latter hold ing the lalancc of power.' After Mr. lxgan the Republican candidates arc Colonel Ingersoll, Minister terE. B. Washburne, Messrs.. Milton Hay, William Ijitv-op. H. C. Burch anl and Gov, Bevenuge. On the Dem ocratic side the aspirants are Congress men Morrison and Anderson, ex-Governor John M. Palmer, whilst theinde pedents arc hoj)oful of electing either Iong John Weutworth or Mr. Haines, thc. present speaker of the House of Delegates. Butler VantH a Xew FJcctiou. While in Washington. Thurslav Gen. Butler said that he did not be lieve it possible for any compromise of thc Presidential question to be effected. He said that there had been eo much much taint attaching to the legality of the proceedings in several of theStatis connected with the late Presidential contest that, in his judgment, it will be impracticable for either party to purge itself of the w rongs alleged against it so as to satisfy the great mass of the American people, who are auxious to see the right . prevail in the contest Neither party would be content to be lieve, by any possible showing that the other is not enth-cly in fault for the present condition of affairs. Thc Gen eral suggest that Congress go to work at once and pass a special election law, calling for a new election to take place in -miy iicM. The House Programme. It is said to be thc belief .n the Seu ate that the House will insist upon the obersevancc of the following programme for the opening of thc certificates or the electoral vote, especially in the treat ment of the doubtful "ones likely to come from some of the Southern States; -The House will take thc position that after the Present of the Senate has opened the certificate iu the presence of tlie tv,p. housea, without discrimina tion and without other declaratiun than the mere fact of what they stato as to thc result of thc election, there his duties c id, and It will remain for the two houses to decide .what shall be done with the conflicting certificates. The House will resent positively the assump tion that the President of the Senate had any authority whatever to decide which of the two scats of conflicting certificates! shall be selected. There will be, o says a prominent Republican Senator, no appeal from the deci.iuu of the President of the Senate, but when nils cuimiiiuii oi uuairs is rcachcu a Representative will rise and announce : -"I object;" whereupon thc two hous es will separate for consultation, and as soon as a decision is reached as to what shall be done it shall be announced and further action will be accordingly taken. He further says: "It is au erroneous opinion of Sena tor Morton that an appeal will be taken from the decision of the President of thc Senate, and if not sustained by both houses of Congress will fall. He adds that there is no such motions to be made, and that it would bo futile to take any such position in case of a disa greement from the decission of the President of the Senate at the counting of the electoral vote." XEW ADVERTISEMENTS FRESH CELERY AND CABBAGES T7ILL BE RECEIVED FROM NEW T T YORK HJE AM E ON MON DAY, XMAS DAY. Store wlU ojned until 10 o'clock for accommodation of cutome, dec 24-tf JAS. C. bTEVENdON. REMEMBER C. W. YATES T1IE MOST STOCK OF COMPLETE PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY BLANK, SCHOOL AM) IHSCELL, . KHQUABQQEa, YANOYGOODS, PICTUBX3 AND FRAME3, GOLD PENS ANDPE CH : erjr a-ticle uuallr ke j; la a first class 1876. MISCELLASEOCS TOO "R TT ft V: fx TO WRIT r- 2 rt.' Long Advertisements. WK n.ivt: Everything You Want The 11c t The Ixiuet lricc. noxT yatk yon: moxkv UUY YOUIt SCITI.IF FIIOM lb. Ohas. D. Myers & Co., clc 22 tjl j 5 and North l-'noit ht. IH7T. SEW YOHK. li"-U. The different edition of The r. dur ugthe next jear will be the tsame at dur the year that ban jiift ikiak1. 1'hr dally edition will on week day tc a fhevt of four page, and 011 Sunday a thct t ol eijjht pacrej-, or V5 broad column: while the weekly edition will W a fhcet uf c-fsht pages or the tame Uimcnlon.i cnl charac ter that are already familiar toouriri-nd. Tub Sex will continue to l the Mrrmi- ous advocate of reform anl retrenchment, ana or tne suimutlon r MateMiianii p, wiRlom. and Integrity fir hollow preteme, imbecility, and fraud' in thoaduiinltrati a of public affair. It will contend for t e government of the ieople by the peoj c ana lor me people, a oj 1 to poTcir- ment by iraud In the ballot-box and in U c the counting of vote, enforced by miliu.-y TicJence. It will endeavor to MJirlr " readers a Ixxly now not far from a mil lion of souls with thc mutt cartful, con.- piete ana trustworthy account of current events, and will employ for tnli pirjc a numerous ana caremilv uwtcl taifoi reporter and corrcpodenu. lt n-pc-n from Wahlwrton. e--pcvia!ly. will Ik full, accural nt icarie.: ana it u ill iloubt leM coatinne to dcM-rvc and e-njoy thc natrea Ol thoe u Jk thtlw .y pTutnlrrin- the Treaur- ix by u-H-rpiu w lut th lau dx4 not JTivw thetu, uhile it will ri.daor to merit the couillruce r the public l. defendlm; the rUrht of the iple a;aint the cncru&chmenUnf au uttjuLUSfltHiwer. The price of the dan Sex will l y, cents a mon'n or .V) ti r, or u ith ih Sunday edition 17 70 a rear. The 8LXD4T edll'r'W aKnf . Hi.i jae, 1 20 a Ter, p-tjM. The viult Srx, claht i-wt of Droaa column, win be rurnl'hed tlurinz 1877 at the rate of a vear, The benefit ot thl laire reductk.u fni. the prerxos rate for Tuz Week lt i au Ik enjoyed by tndlridual ubcri!rr l!but the necessity of makinz tin duo. At th same time, if any of our frWwi cLoe to aid In extening our circulation, we i-bai: be grateful W ihem, and every u Ii t Son who tend ns ten or raorv mli-rrit- n- from one place will be entitled to on -:. of the paper for hlmelf without char-r. At one dollar a year poMapr paid, the rt penses of paper and nrtntiuj are barer paid; and, cn klertng the lxe f thc beet ana the quality or Iu contents, we ate con fident the people will coni-ider Tm Weekly Sex the cheanet newstaner pub lished In the world, and we tract aln one 01 the very best. . Address, Till! SUN. - dc-c 16-tf Now Yurk City, N. V Bacon, Flour, &c. CZr BOXES D. 8. 81DE5, OU 300 BBLS; FLOUR (all grades), 100 Ehda. and Bbls. CUBA MOLASSES, 100 BbU, 8 II, SYRUP, SO Baga COFTEE, 50 Bhla. 8UGAE. ' 101 Bhla, OLUK 552 BdU. OOP ICON, Z Balea HAY. BAGGING, TOBACC "), 8NUYT, SOAP, LYE, CANLY. TiES, CHEESE, - 8PIBIT HaKKCLS, LAKD, NAILS, Ac oe iSAS ' WORTH. & W0STH. 10 CKNT A VKlK M'SCE LJX OCS EXTfiA Hardware Pee try! QliO P.lI, n.lKH. I'it. hf .rkir in.! M !ak l.atf. V zt. V.lv. Ast, Scilc. l;-.i . ...1 p. U. ., (,3 t ;;: Auil-. ; . ::.!:!.' L'r i! . Han.ir.ir., UA U;l . VU't, Trf . ar..i Prt'.. nui-ti i. Ut ub live. Chi l ! ":. Piiwtlcr. l.ot !4 C; . Oti.r. a.: lMlLkTr-.; . Cutler, Uazv r aud llcx., Hoi-m- Hru!; and Curry CCi", Ktn!t,, l.nc! p, Ir-jcs ai:d lat(Lrr Aurcr acJMiIr.;!!-!!; flatciU'. lull tL Cl-ll it.ki:? w N. Jaeobi's, :.f No. iu hfcuth l rvnf !. SALE I.Y Hi.',ililir. Iy v.: it i: 1 o powr- or tKi W V if ( 1. if U ib '.Til: . - : rri;ir-rt a l!::--r :t!I..U2 M'tait-l V 5'l V. 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OliEtiyr.i: au.I th- WI'Mr-' u J- ii : . iney u no; t to ti-u t -.. of thi tri'lUil i ' t . . ., th-m ability to fur.S. U .1 i -U lb ti---.U t1 a !i;.: i- t the copic of N..r'i l.wt. In p.Ii'ir. iu 1!.... .!.:, nevrra 2lITeriM ,-t-i ! an I xhv Jot it Nil. in z .. f. r Ml" SI . i r . l .'-lit u anl !ii.orof NnhC : I ... h?tne. ar.I to t;io-l r:.l o!j rv;j l-o ,;(tt - i. It w. ,''. li ;U a':.i uMlf r. 1v aTi. .' . 1 1 lo i.v t .: tA.tr. r - .. j ro--I foil u. t . -t , i. t'tttl's t of t- .' f.J in th" pu' l.'-:r, t. of N'ott!i Ca- iHi.a. fi H .1 m Statrr, jti'! f :.ci:v. : : of the u li',1 I ion. "I ,.- f can only I--.n: -l by i . j iKrvx r lc pritwl'r ; t ; Uie l.'adcsl trt .V.i.i potr wru 1 u-y tmc ; n 'lr u'rud, and uaJr l'x! ta!.r.I tu".- ih- .-uth has been oaunjol a ad the I. coun'ry has been IaporciU'i -1 ! "'rr'. : rrn::: m. hau:, W. L. SAUNDLH.". i.ails or M'iscHtntox DaiJ) l-ricr, ct.e cvr, - f !jLv fj?erver, it inoiijt.t, 4 'A'rcklf f Hwm r, ne ye 2 ui Wiek!y Ob?MTTrr, U uiontL, 1 CU Allc rn.-nuniciiiofi:uJ It c I-iniseJ, W. 1 SAUNI-r.R, 'tl"i-lnj WKm S C tY. A. Davi t Oi.f Editors and l'rop'u. VV. A. s it i-i;i- Mau f THE OXFORD TOUCH-LIGHT ClrcuUt-'oa OTr2,0 J0,Co let. Two t) . la Ver Annum, iu A!'acc T e l errocrat'c trt'rrv e. Notice of Application. fOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JLl application will lc laals to the (ir-oe. ral . ... ... o o - r, o L'de T n. 1 Trrr L-n " Tt-1 itr r.f Co'ura'jai, r d r Coun y, Nor.a CaroLia, die lt-Ciaalw 1 - i a 1. 1 - r : " wngion, at u o'clock, a. xn., Feb. 5. BOOK & 8T. ATJONIBT 8T0BE.