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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all
the churches tomorrow except the follow.
ing special appointments:
Leigh-Street Baptist J. Z. Wen
man at II A. II. '---,,,-.-.-
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. A. Z. Dickinson at
II A. NJ; Rev. j. E. Wenman at Il P. N.
Third Pres6yterian.--Rev. c. r. Vaughan,
Of Charlotte county, will preach at this
church morning and night
: Grdce-ISheet Presbytertdn.-Pr at
II 4. NJ. by the pastor, and at 4 P. NJ. by
Rev. Z. #. Baird, u. D.
Centenary Aethodist.-Rey. Leroy IL. Lee,
D. D., at II A. NJ; Rev. j. E. Edwards at
y P. N.
Union Station Methodist.-Rev. II. c.
Cbeatham ut II A. NJ. aud = P. N.
United States Court -Room.-Rey. A. r.
Miller ut IL A. NJ. Subject: The Value of
the Soul.
!Serenh- Street Gsristian.-Preaching at,11
A. N. and . P. N. by Rev. Joseph q. Tyler.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES on 1MMGRA.
11oN.-The Committee on immigration of
both Houses of the Legislature met in the
Senate chamber last evening to hear On ad-
dress from. Mr.. Z. A. Curley, Of England,
who is connected with the Field, the leading
agricultural newspaper of Great Britain.
Mr.. CurIey addressed the committee at some
length. giving many interesting statistics
concerning the immigration scheme, and
making many practical suggestions. He said,
among other things. that his paper previous
TO bis DIT parture had received upon an ave-
rage ten letters Per week from the higher
classes of English agriculturists in regard to
Virginia alone. but that no definite in(orma-
ton could be given in the absence of authen.
tic knowledge on the subject. The land
agencies as they are now managed were
more injurious than beneficial, as many per-
SONS had been deceived as to the real state of
affairs. He suggested that the State estab-
Iish regular paid agency in England, con-
sisting of some one of ability and influence,
whose representations could be relied on
one ian Englishman would be better) who
was perfectly conversant with the whole
matter on both sides of the ocean. He was
listened to with attention, and his remarks
were favorablv received by the committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

All the liday-style hats Il: A. a. ALLEE'a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

FASHIONABLE HATS for sale at P. WEISIGER &
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France. IS. ll.s, q. ~.
LEGISLATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THREAT

ESED. . =.
PARIS, December 13.-Thc Right will
move tomorrow that the Assembly do not
dissolve until France is entirely freed from
foreign occupation, and will, follow up this
with resolution declaring the members oil
the Left responsible for the present agitation.
In the Committee of Thirty NJ. Barthe
(Republican) submitted a proposition for tho
formation of separate legislative body, TO
be called the Section of Control. 1t Is TO
consist Of 200 members, to be chosen by lot
from the present Assembly, and viii have
power to reject laws passed by the Assem-
bly,. The proposal has given rise to the most
excited debates in the committees, as IL flr'
tually creates second delibcrative assembly.
The weather is very stormy. The seineis
rising. and foundations are threatened. flie
river Loire is also rapidly rising
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60 to ASToSI's for pure candies.

Sweet Havana oranges at PIzzISl
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A. A. ALLEN has all the holiday-shape hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

THREE BARRELS SWEET CIDER for sale at Fifth
and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

California pears ut ANToNI's. eE=
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Don't forget to visit the DoLLAn STORE, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
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Shoe, fly, don't bother ME,
ain going 10 PIzzISIs
My Christmas candies and cakes to buy;
Also fruits for Il nice plum-pie.
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/ IL. EILysoN& 4 Co.. Advertising Agents, D1srATcE
Building, vii. receive and have them
inserted IN any journal as shs eoaufy ss regular
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SWEET CREAM CIDER at Fifth and Marshall.
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PRAYED AN ArPEAL,

which was granted. The cause was then
taken to the Supreme Court, aud the judg.
ment OF the court was affirmed, and to-day
the sentence was carried into effect. While
the cause was in the Supreme Court and the
prisoner in Jail at this place he came very
near efecting an escape By cutting through
the walls with cold.chisel,s rf
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THE EVIDENCE

of the aged victim caused great emotion
amongst the audience. Her neat, lady.like
appearance, her. age, and trembling voice
whilst on the stand, aroused an intense In.
terest. She fully identified the prisoner as
the person. The prisoner, although de-
Tended by able counsel, was convicted by
the jury, aud sentenced by hia Honor Judge
Cloud to be banged till dead. From this
sentence the prisoner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

CIDER, CIDER. CIDER, at Fifth and Marshall
streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-14

Don't fail to 80 TO PIzzIM's to-day and get your
andes for Christmas. Prices low. a,st
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UESIh4TIIU4E UF 1uC Ta1SUAsbHs
The prisoner was about FIVE feet eight or
nine inches in height, weighing about 1850
pounds, of dark-brown COLOR. wide, high
cheek-bones, small eyes, narrow chin, bumpy
flce, low forehead, and large head--a perfect
embodiment Of brutal passion.
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SWEET CIDER for sale by j. MCCARTHY.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12

y ca'c dispatch announces that the
American Ambassador At London has
left for Paris, to welcome General SIroiman
and LIEUTENANT Grant"
Imperial aspirations and assumptions are
met by obseGuious flwnjnS on the part Of
that c;aa. of cnurtiors Who are always
more than rcady :. t. crook the pregnant
hinges Of the knee " to the powers that be.
When The i'rineG Imperial, Of Russia,
visited The United States. accompanied by
his Mentor, Admiral Possictt, it was matter
of course that the Russian Minister should
hurry from Washington 10 New York. to
receive and s9Glcome the son Of his august
master. so in this case, NIlcn oul gracious
Imperial Prince Frederic visits the shores of
Europa, with his Mentor, General Sncr-
man, it is very lQcet th.t oar Ambassador,
at the first Of European Gumts, should
hasten to pay his respects IL the heir Of
the dynasty of Ulysses. If only the muni-
cipalities Of the great European.cities have
the good taste to manifest their enthusiasm
over this Young Telemachus as literally as
thing for the young man, aid What a splen-
did chance for him to train himself for lis
future exalted position II liz l. not eX-
actly poTphyrogtnttt.S (his father being
probably in the tannery business at the
time of lis birth) he has, nevertheless, flat
teripg prospects of attaining to the imperial
purple, and ne sllQ4,d learn nnw to fashion
himself after tlle illuStrious Inodels
that i!s wiil lneef 1T fllc European
courts. When lie visits Russia, which, Of
course. he is sure to DO, the llonofs paid to
Alexis will be amply repaid to him. How
charming and natural it will he for this
youthful lieuIeaaI.t, ai,sout from his regi-
ment in gross violation Of an express Jaw,
to take precedence, III virtue o. his august
lineage, over the General or tilc Ai4,siex, ttl
receive tho homa9es of crowned heads and
the smiles OF betYitfling princesses, while
grim old Sherman, playing second fiddle,
rims sourly in the background. Perhaps
glory unsaeakGble !--hc may succeed in
captivating'a Pr,.eeSS, < rand Duchess or
an Arch-Ducaess, and .rotIifhtne 20 3zece
western shores effuigent with regal h0io 5. !
prove himSelfa worthy heir Of the fortunes
of the house of Ulysses Dentatsls.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
RALEIGH, Jan. 9th.

hALElGA, Jan. OCn. IL -.
Dear Journal Amongst the most in
1eresting matters which will claim the at
1ention of the Legislature is the rearrang
ing the Senatorial Districts, and the new
apportionment..for.m members of the House.
The fact that in the present General AS
sembiy the city of Newbern has tecO Sena-
tors and three members, Raleigh one Sena-
Tor and four members, Wilmington ! one
Senator and HTee. members, shows how the
State was gerrymandered in the! interests
the Radicals. l take it Tor granted
thatIn-t the new, w,apportionmentl these large
Radical cities3iwin not be Eentitled to more
than their due proportion of representa-
tives. In the Encouragement Of Senatorial
districts the gallant little county Of Carta-
ret ought not to be misrepresented In the
Senate through the votes of Craven ne
eroes, and that the aspirations of the Con
servatfTes of Brunswick and Franklin shall
not be crushed by the negroes OF New Ham
over and Wake. look with some interest
TO the report of the Committee.
esp7laere win be some changes, too, in the
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12

tion to the writ OF mgtdUBuS was take,,l,,
The substitute reported by the cnmmittr.
was adopted and tie bill passed IFS several
readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Currie uIe bill 10 an
thorizc the Western Railroad Company H.
open to navigation the waters of Lowe
Little River and its tributaries, was taken
up and passed its several readings.
On motion Of Mr.. Ashe, the bill fo amerd
section 131, Z. G.. r.. was taken IN and
passed its several readings.
The resolution was adopted hv vote of
yeas 80 naVs %
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
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nave never l'puoi'9'ie" ''ic l"Noi""lc ho@
tices which Our cotcmporaries have from
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The Wilmington .Tory.uW comes To- us
with an entire new ,lrcs and presents Il
neat aInoarance. E1,!rrn., tn Won. Major
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wish for them continued success.
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good as ever.
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improved in appear anCe. The .J0lLJ1l0I is
one of our most valuable exchanges, and
we are glad to see this evidence OF It's pros
perfY.
rom the PETERSBURG lhdeN'
The Wilmington .I4pD0 makes its ap-
pearance iii new type and Improved form
An evidence, we are pleased TO see, OF its
increasing prOsDeTitV. 1t is one Of the best
Of our Southern exchanges. Long may it
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
RALEIGH, y. G.. Jan. Is, 1872.

1l-Nl.LltII- y. Y. DCiti' -, ICI-'
DEAR JoURN AL find our Senator
and Representative, 3Iajor McClammy and
Captain Ashc, very busy, moi on!y looking
out for the especial interests of their imme-
diatc constituents, but also lahorin@ for the
general welfare Of the State.
To-day, in the Senate, as YOU have
already been advised by telegraph. the bill
in aid of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad, passed thai body. Its
success is mainly attributable to the atten-
ton of our worthy Senator. Or. Murphy,
of Sampson, has also been very assiduous i'll
his efforts to further this bill, and indeed all
measures which are calculated 10 promote
the welfare OF our section Of the State.
Captain Ashe is Justly regarded as one Of
the ablest i,ul most industrious members
of the House. lie is leyoting much OF his
time and thought to questions o. Finance
and Taxes, and the result Of his lahors will
be felt in North Carolina.
There are now pending iii one House OF
the other the following local bills Of some
interest
Bill to incorporate the Bank of New
Hanover. The Capital Stock is not to ex-
ceed one Iai'lion dollars. |. Il. Granger.
D. r. Mmchison, =. }sgr,nt, A. d. Brown,
j. W. Atkinson, John l.. Lipptt and ".
Il. Empie are named as corporatols.
Bill to incorporate the Dawson Bank,
with similar Provisions. James Dawson,
L. Is. Granger, John Dawson and William
a. Wright $re the corporators named.
Bin to incorporate Wizards Bank with
similar provisions-names OF coporators
not remembered.
Bill to incorporate the ''Ship Canal Coni-
pany of Wilmington" 1t proposes TO cut
a Ship Ca42l from the head of Smiths
Greek to the ocean, al oF near Barren Inlet
Mr.. Young, of Georgia, and W. p. Pope
are the corporators named.
Bill to establish new county by the
name OF Lafayette from portion of New
Hanover. The proposed new county viii
be that portion Of New Hanover lying East
and North OF a line commencing at Rich
Inlet, running by straight line to the
mouth of Island Creek, thence down North
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
SENATE,

fUtspA4, gan, Il.
The special order the revenue bin was
announced.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the conside
fation OF the same was postponed TO put Oh
ite passage the bill to INCORPORATE the hanl,
OF New Hanover. The bill Eaesed its sew
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
Nginter-Prfi.,r s,..,o,,,


Thifk boots AMI 1qnnelg are necessar. a, ,ti
season. Ouf fite human frame requires some.
thing more than these to render il winter-rro,r
llle inner man. as well as tile outer surface a.,
the body, must he protected. The raw. moist
Chilly winds which prevail at this season trau-
.,et e lie /. .ar-,.es .io..I.g. anl a.e t,, T.,
rect the health uni tyOiably both tlrou.t. III.
pores anu the respiratory organs The irc:i
Wayto avert the eyil is " strenettlie tue intc.
pa4 Hachnei aud thgs enable i q ienel he rr-
AHaiiziHg influence gf HnAhnlcso.ac weather
Enrich the blood, gently stimulate the circtllt-
ton, regulate the bowels, invigorate the stomach.
tone uIe liver, and brace the nerves with Hos
letter Stomach Bitters, and no condition of tl"
al it4to@pl.et3, LgAte4 CT n4cIc.-cnl &c .i.t.Dat
the bar6Iieter or tkefnoihoter, howavcr I. :.
den, yi have 20 Yer 30 disorder ihe systc n ,h,t
iernfTa m ALVAREZ ANA put IL perfefs no, sra
pf'lers paMp apt epi,, aGtins npon II sensiii,c
or feeble organization, may produce consnml-
ton, dipthcria, neuralgia, rheumatism dyspcp-
sfa, liver complaint, low neryors fever, or inter
mittent fever :; the importance OF repderine H."
sybtein lIpeIilous 20 these t,5o estlucti e'efr
nlents Is therefore Obvious Persons .itr dac:.ic
health. or Who ut all Halle to be ~ ,rio,i,i
atected By' dtifospheric ir,1iienct4 shbuti tf.Fs
the htters daily tl,rouql,oFt tie yinter am
spi1ng Ia this way dangerous di-eascs MA, 49,
warded on, and a condition OF perfect health
preserved by individuals of comparatively feeble
physique, While those more robust, who seon lt
prccaution, are suffering the penalty of iheir
recklessness in hospitals and sick rooms.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
From the Raleigh Sentinel.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. q.
On motion of Mr.. Flemming. the revenue
bill was made the special order for Tuesday
next at 10a o'clock.
Mr. Graham, of Alamancc, introduced q
bill to cure defects in the probate of deeds.
in certain cases.
Mr.. Cook, a bill concerning fines collect
cd for school purposes.
The following bills passed their third
readings:
The bill to enable the Wilmington,
Charlotte d Rutherford Railroad Company
to finish its road and to extend il to the
Tennessee line
The bill TO amend chapter IFS, laws of
1868 go.
The bill lo incorporate Warren Lodge
No. t0I, \. y. Nj, Of KenansviIlc.
The bill to incorporate the Wateree
Steamboat and Transportation Company.
The bill to incorporate the Wilmington
and Atlantic Railroad Company.
The bill TO incorporate the Cape Fear
Towing ana Coast Wreclling Company
Passed second reading.
Mr.. FlemIning, bill to regulate Illsur-
ancC companies i'll North Carolina. Re
feIred.
The bill to incorporate the Charlotte and
Fayetteville Railroad Company, passed its
second reading.
The bill TO amend section I, chapter il,
revised code, in regard TO the entry OF
vacant lands, second reading, was proceed
cd with, and was rejected.
The special Order-the bill for the relief
! of tue W. y. &. II. Il. Co., was considered
! the bill being on its second reading. Tho
! bill proposes to lend from the treasury tC
lie company the sum OF $2:'5,OO0 to $40,
! 900, at per cent, for siNtT days, to pay 4
loan of that amount secured by first mort
/ gage bonds on the road, covering the entire
value of the corporation, on which 81 100,
900 cash has already been expended, OF
Which loan thus secured the company i
now paying seventeen per cent. interest
with an intimation from The holders of tht
mortgage bonds, that they will foreclosc th'
mortgage unless the lorn be at once repaid
and giving the State possession Of the mort
gage bonds proposed to be taken up as Sc
curity for the loan asked for.
On motion Of Mr.. CoWlcS, the cOnsidera
ton OF the bill was postponed till Thmsda,
/ next at II O'Clock.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY. Jan. &, 1872.

Mr.. Kincaid presented a petition from
the commissioners Of Lincoln county en-
dOrsing the petition Of the members of the
bar Of the 9th Judicial District, asking for
the removal of Judge Logan referred.
The amendment offered Yesterday by
Mr.. Waring to the bill to amend the Con
stitutiOn Of the State that the Judges and
other officers provided for by the bill shall
hold their offices for life, applies only to
Judges the other officers to hold their Of
fees as prescribed by law.
The bill to protect County Commission
ers from imprisonment, WAS taken up and
passed its third reading.
Senate bill to prevent the reckless des-
trlction of deer was taken up. Prevents
hunting from the lst january to the 18th
of September i'll each ycar.l Passed second
reading.
\ message was received from the Senate
insisting on its amendments to the bill fol
the collection Of taxes, and asking for {
committee Of conference. The House
agreed to the proposition raising a commit
tc1 Of conference.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
SF\kT T..

M1NDAl, Jan. ).
Mir. Lehman introduced a bill 10 prevent
cruelty to animals. Referred.
On motion O." Mr. Edwards. the rules
were suspended. and the bill to incorporatc
tie Old North State Insurance COMPANY.
was pnt upon its passage The bill passed
its second and third rcadings.
The bill to il corporate the Cape Fear
Towing and Atlantic Coast Wleckinr
CoynnIny nassc,I it's third reading.
Mr.. CGuln, Introduced a hiti to amend
ar, act to nav expense, incurred hy conn
ties for idiots aHi .uu3tics in certain cases
Referred
The bill to iHcuIp0Iate the Charlotte and
Fayrttc,iIIc Railroad COMPANY. PASSED its
fI2iTd reading.
Mr.. SKINNER intr,,lurrd = hill >1nI,I.-
mental ia IN, ,ct i,cnr,.,r,tiu,r Tho
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Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12

The drawings :'clo5eil yds.cfIay, b,rt th,.
numbers draTn then Lad not vet bcrl,
officially reported. The above nunlhcr.
were 4i1Wn on TUESDAY, the >G3,,nd day
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12

The resolution impeaching G. W. Lo-
gan, Judge OF the 9th judicial District, for
incompetency, being the special order for
II o'clock, it was taken up.
After lengthy and very interesting de-
bate, onmotion Of Mr.. Sparrow. the fulth-
cr consideration Of the matter was post
poncd until MondrY l::}0 a. IN.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
AMENDMENT.

There shall he annually assessed and col
lectcd in the same manner as the State re-
venue r.ay be assessed and collected. tax
of two mills upon cacl dO.lar'J worth o.
taxable property, IN addition 10 all other
taxes, to be applied as follows, to Wit: The
fund So crealad shall be- kept separate and
shall annually, on the lxi dag Il January,
be apportionad and paid oyer. pro rata, up
on I'll such State indebtedness other than
special fax bonds and unconstitutional
bonds, as may for that purpose be present
ed bv the holders Of tl,e same, to be enter
ed as credlts l.p..n ard I that extent in eX-
tinsuishment Of the pfincfpaf If said in
de!tedness.
On sqotion IF All, Gihler, tue bill to
amend SECTIONS. : and 3. chapter Ra:i. Jaws
CT 1S70--7l, passcd liz several readings uii-
der a suspension of the rules.
The bill to amend section I, chapter 237'
laws 1SGS-'e9, passed its second reading.
The resejutiop IL reisuion q t,,e refund
ing by the United States of the lax levied
on raw cotton passed IFS second reading.
The biii Ia .t..sGats,, chlan'er IL. Code Of
Civil Procedure, passed lis >e,.on4 rqad-
ing.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. Jan. Sth. 1872.
Mr.. Brooks presented :, peiili0n from
certain citizens of BrIIuSvicL countE acl,-
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
From the Statcsville American.
TIL: JOURNAL.

This old and ably conducted Democratic
journal comes to us in an entirely new
dress OF type, which indicates prosperity
and public favor. no less deserved than
generously bestowed. The .JOujnm is a
leading paper in the cause of reform and
true Democratic principles, hence its popu-
Engelhard is digniGed and graceful
writer, and his positions are always ably
sustained.