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The weekly standard., 1870-07-06
From Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, June 30.-On Tuesday evening
the Steamer Tennessee left Charleston for New
York, with large freight and over fifty passen-
gers, and at one o'clock on Wednesday morning
fire was discovered In some pressed cotton stow.
ed in the forward hold. Every effort was made
to stay the flames progress by the pumps throw.
ing six streams of water into the hold but with
out any sucooss, finally the Steamer has headed
for shore and at eleven o'clock Wednesday
morning she was run on the beach and scuttled
at point short distance above Little River, and
thirty miles South of the Cape Fear. Passen-
gers and crew all saved The U. s. Revenue
Cutter, VIM. II. Seward was to start last night
to the relief of the Tennessee passengers and Is
hourly expected in this city.
WAsHINNToN, July 1.-The House is consider.
ing the funding bill.
The Senate Is discussing the bill for the taxa.
tion OF government bonds, and spicy debate is
progressing.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06

YESTERDAY MORNING we had the pleasure
of riding few miles into the country, with
friend. Stopping at the house OF farmer,
we observed that he had been cutting hay.
Speaking on the subject of hay-making, our
host advanced several ideas which we
thought might be of some interest or adyan-
tage to some of our readers, so we relate, as
nearly as possible, his remarks on the SUBJ
ject. Said he: MY observation has con-
vinced me that so,,i lar as wea;heris concern
ed, the most favorable time for making hay
is the last ten days in June and the first ten
in July. As general thing, al so, the grass
cut during this period is worth more than
most OF that cut later. The ev idence, too,
is clear that grass cut while in the bloom
and cured without much exposure to the
sun. is very much more valuable than that
cut later, and exposed a part of two or
three days to sun and air. Grass cut carly
and mace mostly in the cock, retains more
fully the grass qualities, and this all stock
like better than other food"
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06
Jones for the plaintiff, and ]. H. Wilson for

Jones for the plaintiff, and J. h. Wilson for
the defendant.
George M. lsenhour, administrator, VS..
Daniel and II. M. Isenhour, from Cabarrus,
was called, and argued. Clement Dowd for
the plaintiff. and Boyden & Bailey for the
defendant.
]. Duncan, Jr., VS.. w. A. Philpot. from
Mecklenburg, was called, and argued. ]. 81.
Wilson for the plaintiff, and Clement Dowd
for the defendant.
j. II. Carson vs.. The Board OF Commis-
sioners of Cleavcland county, from Mecklcn-
burg, was called and argued. Clement
Dowd for the plaintiff, and j. H. Wilson for
the defendants.
W. D. Russell VS.. ]. B. Stewart from Meek
lenburg, was called and argued. ]. II. Will
son for the plaintiff, and Clement Dowd for
the defendant
William Richards VS.. Frederick Schlegel-
wick, from Castor, was called, certiorari
ordered, and the cause continued to the
next term. H. Guion and j. F. Hoke for
the plaintiff, and w. P Bynum and j. H.
Wilson for the defendant.
Coughlan, Randall & Coz ct al VS.. r. M.
White, Sheriff, from Mecklenburg, was called
and argued. W. H. Bailey and S. F. Phil
lips for the plaintiffs, and H. Guion, Clement
Dowd, and II. c. Jones for the defendant
Court adjourned until 0 o'clock, to NOR
row. Saturday.
The following Attorneys were in Court :
Messrs. Clement Dowd, j. Fl. Wilson. W. p.
Bynum, II. Guion, b. F. Moore, S F. Phil
lips, W. H. Bailey, H. c. Jones, Thomas
Bragg, ]. B. Batchelur, ]. F. Hoke, W. P.
Caldwell, r. II. Battle, Jr., E. Fl. Page and
Kemp B. Battle.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06

LOOK OUT I'VE see by our exchanges
that mad-dogs have been killed in various
parts of the State. Recently one of these
victims of bydrophobia sprang through a
window into room where some ladies were
sitting, in Winston, Forsythe county, and by
q mere accident the enraged animal was pre-
vented from biting any one. From other
States we have occasional news of the most
dreadful pains, rawlings and deaths resulting
from the bites or attacks of mad dogs. In
almost every city. VIC could name, the
fathers" compel the muzzlement of dogs
at this time of the year. Why is not this
caution against danger used in Raleigh
"An ounce of preventive is worth pound
of cure"
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06

FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE-W, regret
very much that the lateness of the hour pre-
vented our noticing the election of officers
of the Friends of Temperance il our last
We give below a list of the new officers, and
very good selection in every case:
N. B. Broughton, President.
Theo. N. Ramsay, Elk. President.
Virginius Ballard, Associate.
VIM. B. Hutcnings, Chaplain.
VIM. NJ. Utley, Rcc'g. Sec.
Benz. F. King, Fin'l. Sec.
]. NJ. Broughton, Treasurer
z. T. Broughton, Conductor.
W. n. Jones, Asst Con.
r. II. Whitaker, Inside Sentinel.
Theo. II. Hill, Outside Sentinel
W. ]. Edwards, Standard Bearer.
There will be an installation of officers at
their hall next Tuesday night.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06

THE CLERK OF TIE City BoARD has just
caused to be posted the following words of
caution to the citizens of this place:
The attention of property owners is called
to the following provisions OF section 4,
chapter s. City Ordinances
Sec. 4. No privy shall be permitted to
stand so near any public street as to be
offensive to passengers, Chey shall be at
least ten feet from the street, on pain of the
owner or occupier OF such property forfeit
ing ten dollars and if continued after a
conviction has taken place, five dollars for
every day it shall remain. All privies to be
effectually cleansed once every month; and
within the first six days of May. June, July,
August and September, annually, in order
to prevent them from becoming offensive,
loccupiers shall throw into them sufficient
quantity of lime or ashes, on PAIN of for
letting for neglect five dollars.
Property owners and occupiers of prop
erty are required to keep their premises
clean under penalty of law.
The weekly standard., 1870-07-06
THURSDAY, June 30th.

Court opened at 8 o'clock, A. M. Pres
ent Chief Justice Pearson and Justices
Reade, Rndman, Dick and Settle.
Beverly Powell VS.. VIM A. Lash. from
Stokes, was called and argued-J. l. Scales
and Phillips & Merrimon for the plaintiff,
and Thos. Bragg, JOS Mastcn and Battle &
Sons for the defendant.
II. w. Sparrow and wife VS.. B. Shipp,
administrator, from Cumberland, was called
and continued to next term.
w. L. Chapman VS.. G. W. Wacascr and
Parham. from Lincoln, was called and ar
gucd. Thomas Bragg for the plaintiff, and
J. F. Hoke for the defendant This action
was brought by the plaintiff upon the fol-
lowing bond, signed and sealed by the de-
PENDANTS: July, 1864. Ten days after peace
is made between the United States and the
Confederate States of America, we, G. w,
Wacaser and VIM. Parham promise to pay
A. Cline the sum of one thousand dollaIs
without interest, in current money at that
time for value received. Witness our hands
and sealsn
State on relation of Anna NJ White vs..
7. II. Robinson, Administrator, from Ca
barrus. was called and argued. Clement
Dowd for the plaintiff, and J. II. Wilson tor
the defendant.
State on relation of j. r. Erwin, Assignee,
VS.. L. Ii. Lowrance, ct al, from Mecklenburg,
was set for hearing to-day friday.
The court adjourned to 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
to-day Friday).
The following attorneys were in court -
Messrs W. P. Bynum, W. H. Battle, W. P.
Caldwell, Clem. Dowd, Jos. B. Bachelor, S.
F. Phillips, Thomas Bragg, ]. 1. Scales, H.
Guion, ]. F. Hoke, w. H. Bailey, Jos. II.
Wilson, E. II. Page, II. c. Jones, Dossey
Battle.
P. S. The following errors of type were
made in our report of the proceedings yes
tcrday:
"White VS.. Batchelor" should read white
VS. Butcher
In Douglas VS.. Caldwell, the words "af-
ter agreement should read ''ailer argu-
ment."
"R A. MCDONNELL vs. s. w. Caldwell"
should read "R. A. Mcconnell VS.. S. w.
Caldwell"
MARY Semitic VS.. w. w. Hart" should
read MARY Lentilc vs. W. w. Hart"