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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-16

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rcrlaud Presbyterian church. VIII
providence permitting begin series
2f mecriags in Union township. near
Josiah SCOTS. on saturday Npycnber
lst IeXpeet 10 assist. Atiarc corai-
ais invited toattend. j. j. ~irroN-
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failaTe tIi- year, the ''gal sssSt crop
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-16
Proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-16

VIII. ". Allison, The genial, pincky
and good looking editor Of the Wind
iicld Teiegrom, Illuminated oHr sane
tam with his presence OH Monday.
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J. McBee. of Rockford, and H. \.
Neclcy. OF FL Paso, will please accept
our thanks for some valuable geoio-
eical specimens in Our Office cabiuet
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
County commissioners.

The Board of County Commission
crs were in regular monthly session
Yesterday, when the following bust
ness was transacted
1t was ordered that the Carolina
Central Railway Company be taxed
on a valuation of so, 600 for their
property IN New Hanover, besides the
assessment for franchise made III ac-
corlanee with law, 50 ,O52 81, and that
any excess charged on tax books be re-
mittted.
In the 1natterof the Wilmington and
Seaside Railway Company, it was Or
dered that the tax levied on the same
and ordered collected, be suspended
until a decision can be had in the
Courts in the the matter Of the Whining
ton Bird ge Company, which appears
to the Board to have the same status.
Several bids were received for the
keeping OF the prisoners at the County
Work House for the period OF one year,
but action was deferred uutil the next
meeting OF the Board
\ communication from the Mayor,
notifying the Board that the city Of
Wilmington viii 10 longer care for
the indigo Mt poor within its limits, was
received and ordered spread on the
records. 1t was thereupon ordered
that the INDECENT poor of the city be
hereafter cared for at the expense Of
the county, at the County Poor
House. and that hereafter applications
must be made in person, or if the ap-
plicant is unable to appear, by reliable
evidence. Commissioners Morris and
Rice were appointed a committee with
authority to send such persons to the
l. Boo. r..
make regular reports at each meeting
Of the Board This committee
were also instructed! to examine every
pauper now an innate of TIE Poor
House, with the view Of dischareinC
such as they may think iu4tiiiallr
The Committee are Ia attend daily,
between 10 and il O'c,D, K. 1T the Office
OF the County COmmlsoIunt Is. to re
cciye applications for admission TO the
Poor House aud they re further
instructed 10 examine into and report
to the Board at meeting to be held
OH Monday, January Sth, what, i'll their
opinion. is the best disposition to he
made of the paupers now cared for i'll
the City Hospital.
It was ordered that the Finance
Committee he rcquo strd Ia examine
into the probable cost Of caring for
the INDECENT poor Of the county aud
report at the next meeting OF the Board,
to be held On the Sth instant, as to
what means are necessary to obtain
the money to meet the extraordinary
exigency forced on the county by the
action Of the Board of Aldermen Of
the city, for which this Board is total
ly unprepared.
Haar 4 Co., George Tienci1en and
\. Mollr were granted licenses to re-
tail spirituous liquors.
The balance of the session was taken
ND in revising the jury list, when the
Board adjourned to meet again next
Mond " evening.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Nov 26-Brig Frontier, Blaisden,
(25 days. Navassa Island, Navassa
Guano Co, with phosphate.
Nov Craftsmanship Metropolis, Nick
erson, New York, Barry Brothers.
Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbanks.
Philadelphia, Worth d Worth.
German Barque Sophia Ciorbitz. Cor
bltz, London, Williams & Murchison.
Norwegian Barque Olaf, Olsen. Bor-
deaux, j r Blossom & Evans.
Nov 29-Steamtug Gladiolus. Simms,
Philadelphia TO Savannah, Worth &
Worth, put in for coal.
German Barque Jason, Bartelles.
Dunkirk 600 days. F Peschau.
German Rarque Elise and Anna,
Wendt, Antwerp (96 days. E Peschau.
Norwegian Brig Mari, Cardiff. Grnn-
derson $50 days. Heide Bros.
Schr EFrances, Payne, Hyde county,
DeRosset & Co.
Steamship Rebecca CLYDE, Childs,
Baltimore, a d Cazaux.
German Brig Bertha. Hillerichs.
Hamburg, $50 days., f Peschau: lost
foremast and llbboom in Gulf Stream.
German Barque Sarnow, Bussert,
go days., Gloucester, Willard Bros
with 200 tons salt.
Schr Mary Brewer. Sanders, (ol
days, Rockport, Worth K Worth,
with 1000 bbls lime, 8 bales hay.
Norwegian Barque Falken, Chisten-
sen, go days. Gloucester, Il F. Heide.
with POS tons salt.
Norwegian Bariue Dragon, Thome-
sen, Swansea, go days., L Z Heide.
Norwegian Brig Miletus, Henderson,
(4e days., Sevilla, Il i Heide, with 26O
tons salt
German Bsrque Moewe, Ahrens.
(64 days., Rotterdam, +. Peschau.
Schr Eta, headv. Swanshoro. Ed
wards & Hall.
schr Samuel Jone~. Swanshnro. +
reschau
Schr Adiel, Moore. Sl,allotte, JR
Blossom + Evans. with 80 l,lls rosin
from the wreck of the Br Bar1fne F
Knowles.
German Barque 9 " Won .Behr.
kroger, go days, Gloucester. L
Peschau.
Schr Lilly + French. Gulliver,
Bangor. III days.. & T Mitchell SOP.
CLEARED.
Nov Craftsmanship Regulator, Free
man, New York, Barry Bros.
German Barq,ie Won der Lube Eohls-
tori, Plagemann. Ent.rrIam, J r
Blossom & Evans.
Br Schr Carleton AUBREY, Nassau.
L Kidder & Sons.
Schr Samuel Fish, Ted. Bath, Me,
G G. Barker L Co.
Nov Craftsmanship Raleigh, Oliver,
Baltimore, A D Caza,lx.
Norwegian Brig Rufus Christensen,
Bremen, Williams & Murchison.
German Barque Claudia, Dinse,
Hamburg, Willard Bros.
German Brig Abby, Topp, London,
Willard Bros.
Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbanks,
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Steamship Metropolis, Nicholson.
New York, Barry Bros.
Brig Alice Lea, Foster, Philadelphia,
Earriss & Howell.
Br Schr NJ l. st Pierre, Carter, Ma
! tanzas, G G Barker & Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
istown to Wolf Creek. in the State O!

ristown to Wolf Creek, i'll the State o
hold and possess the said Railroad an(
all / S. contracts, franchises, i gifts priv
IscGes and lmmuni:icA, and Il! the
property and estate oi every descrip
ton, real and personal. belonging t,
the said Cincinnati. Cumberland GA!
and Charicstown Railroad Company
and by such purchase the said tntl-
pany shall uuire all Tia. rights, pow
e-s and privileges aud iinnanities con
ferred on the said Cincinnati, Gambler
land Gap X Charlestown Railroad Com
pany by It's charter and ail amend
ments to the same.
Sc. II. The line Of railroad so
purchased and acquired shall become
absorbed aud merged into the said
company aud its whole line shall be
known by the name OF the North Caro-
hna Railroad company tina: portion
OF It's line from Salisbury through Ashc-
VILE towards Morristowb, shall be
known as the Western Division Of the
North Carolina Railroad Cumua:,y :;
that portion from As!ieville ill the di-
rectlon of Georgia shall be known as
the Southwestern Branch of the Yves
tern Division Of the North Carolina
railroad, and that portion east of Colds
boro as the Eastern Division, Nc.
Sec. II. The said Company is an
thorizeG to build branch roads. to pflr
chase or lease any other railroad upon
such terms as the Directors may agree
upon, and may Operate ald maintain
the same.
Sec. ID The said Company may
increase its capital stock and for that
purpose books of subscription may be
opened. Subscriptions may be made
on the part of individuals, municipal
and other corporations, in lands, tim
Der, work or money, as may be stipu-
lated, and it may be lawful for any in
corporated city or town, or any county
III which the said Railroad may be con-
structed to subscribe for such amount
OF stock in said Company as they or
either of them shall be authorized to
do by the voters of such city or town
or county III manner and form as pro-
ylded for in the act to incorporate the
Planters Railroad Company, ratified
the LIST day Of MAJ CHI 1870.
Sec. IA. The said Company may
operate in divisions, separately, if the
Directors so decide in such case the
division shall remain under the control
and management of the said Directors
and such officers and employees as they
may appoint or employ.
Sec. -. The said Company, in ad-
dition tcs the powers granted it by its
act of Incorporation and amendments
thereto, and such Us are herein co..fer-
red, shall have all the powers, rights,
privileges and immunities of the most
favored railway corporation heretofore
granted by the General Assembly of
this State.
Sec 1t. The Directors of the said
Company shall have the power TO
change the location Of any Of the lines
their said Company may purchase and
to change the guage of the road of the
said Company i'll order to make the
guage to conform with connecting roads,
provided that the said guage Shall be
made uniform through their whole
line.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
General Market Reports.
By TEL E CRAP H.
Financial.

Financial.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3--Noon.-Stocks
active and irregular. Gold1 100. Money
Z per cent. Sterling Exchange-long
los; short 100. Government Seen
rites strong. State Be nds strong and
dull.
Commercial.
Cotton dul-sales of 443 bales
Cpiands 15i cents Orleans 49, cents.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull and
declining. Corn dull and nominally
lower. Pork firm-new mess aI3 81.
Lard scarce and tirm-Westerp steam
81 cents. Spirits Turpentine firm at
4O5 to IL cents. Rosin quiet at 81 60
for strained. Freights dull.
Cotton-futures opened Us follows:
December Is $50 to Is SIG cents =.
January Is. to 15s cents; February. I5i
to 10 15-l6 cents; March, 16 3-16 to l6 !
cents: April. Is 1-16 to Is! cents.
Financial.
New 1oRK, December Sc L. M
Money active and i'll good supply at 7
per cent gold to 1-32 and interest.
Sterling Exchange weak. Gold dull
at lOS5 to 100. Government Securities
strong and very little doiug. State
bonds strong for some.
Colan,crcial.
Cotton tirmer-s aIos of 2,I16 bales
at lol TO 10. cents: some sails were !
OF cent higher. Southern Flour less
actlvcr and lower at s. 10 IS for COM
mon to fair extra and IS 81 to SII for
good to choice. Whiskey quiet. Wheat
dull and heavy and to = cents lower
winter red Western 81 55 to ST. 60.
Corn heavy and to cents lower
Western mixed 7O4 to 70 cents from,
store. Pork in moderate request and
steady-new mess SIS. Beef un-
changed. Lard weak ut 8, cents.
Spirits Turpentine steady at il cents.
Rosin steady at 50 60 to s. Is. Tai
low steady at Z 5-16 cents. Freights
quiet
Cotton-net receipts 24S bales
gross receipts 1916 bales: futures
closed stead -sales of Ia. 200 bales az
follows: December, 49, cents Janu-
airy, 10 1892 cents; February, IL 1916
Genus; March, Is SIG cents; April, 15s
to Is 11-16 cents.
CINCINNATI, December 3-6P. M
Flour quiet and steady at Sc 81 to go.
Corn quiet and steady; old ear SO to 81
cents; shelled 80 cents; new ear 43 to
- cents. Pork nominal. Lard ou;et
and steady; jobbing kettle s cents;
steam held at y to - cents. Bacon
quiet and steady with only iobbiny
trade; shoulders 6. cents; clear rib =
cents; clear sides = cents-an new
meats. Whiskey easier at 50. cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec, SIP N-Cot-
ton duli-middling 159 cents; low
middllng 10 cents; strict good ordi-
nary l4s cents; net receipts 273 bales;
gross receipts 1889 bales; exports
coastwlse $50 bales; sales Of 45O bales;
taken by spinners $50 bales; stock on
hand 1912 bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
EXPORTS.

Nav YoRK-Steamship Regulator
100 bales cotton, 1856 bbls tar, 279 bbls
crude turpentine, 40 casks spirits tur-
pentine, % bales sheeting, l56 bushels
peanuts, 40 pkgs mdse.
BArH-Schr Samuel Fish 1876. 600
feet lumber.
ROTTERDAM German Barque Won
der Lube Rohlstorf- 3, los bbls rosin.
NAssAU-Br Schr Carleton-27 900
feet lumber, 10000 shingles.
BALTIMoRE---Steams Raleieh--4O
casks spirits turpentine, ;57S bbls rosin !;
bhls tar, Il3 bales 60 ton. o25 bush
els peanuts, % pkga mdse, &c, 425 feet
lumber.
New York Steamship Metropolis
1860 bbls rosin, l51 do tar, 24I do
crude turpentine, 20 bales sheeting, 35
do cotton, 26 CASKS spirits turpentine,
40 bushels peanuts, 100 bales cane
fibre, ?2 oil bbls.
philadelphia Steamship Tonawan-
ia 1856 bales cotton, 100 bbls pitch,
16-bales rags, 627 bbls ro,in, IS ale
kegs, 81 bales yarn, 161 bbIs tar, l
cask spirits tHrpentine, 10 bales sheet
ing, 100 bbls crude turpentine, 4 bbls
whiskey, sewing machine, 3 bbls
terfapinS, L ma metal, pKgS mlSe
Brig Alice Lea -342. 27S shingles,
| 81, 96z feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
| BREMEN- Norwegian Brig Rufus
! l, 375 casks spirits turpentine.
| HAMBURa---German Barque Claudia
3, 72O bbls rosin, 100 casks spirits tur-
pentine.
London-German Brig Alby-l, zee
bbls rosin.
I Matanzas~Br Schr NJ l. St Pierre
2,250 cypress railroad csoss ties.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
MUIR DER.
Z N:,u Killed in Robson County
Che Result of n Dispute About a
church..

4 difficulty occurred in section OF
country known as lio5 owalnp, ia
Robeson county, some SIX or elght
miles South of Lumberton, on last
Saturday night, between John III.
Hayes and Alva Britt and John &.
Freeman, which resulted in the death
Of the former.
1T seems that there has been dis
pute in progress, for some months
past. between the Free Will Baptlsts
and the Missionary Baptists of Hog
..wamp, relative to the possession OF
church. Tt was formerly in posses
sion of the former, but in some way
passed into the control OF the
latter. with whom some of the former
church united. The Free Will de-
nomination endeavored to gain pos
session Of it, but were unable to do so,
and on the night of the 4th OF NO
vember it was burned to the ground.
Recently four men were arrested,
charged with being concerned III thn
burning of the building, and on last
Saturday they had a hearing before
Justice Sinclair at Lumberton. 1t was
while returning from this trial, and
about s or 8 o'clock in the evening,
that q dispute occurred between
HAYES. on the one side, and Britt and
Freeman on the other, which resulted
in HAYES death by powerful blow
on the head with q heavy stick, SAID TO
have been struck by Alva Britt. In
formation was lodged with Justice
Sinclair and on Sunday morning he
issued a warrant for the arrest o.
Britt and Freeman, but it was found
that they had both escaped. LII is
presumed that they have gone over
into South Carolina.
I Rritt and Freeman are both young
| married men. while their victim
! HAYES. is said to have been about 81
or IS Years of age, the father of seve
raj married children.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
SeIf'> Notion kefu~ed-<O snJuHc-
ton Granted.

1t will be seen from the OPINION Of
Judges Bond and Brooks, published
below, that the motion for an iniunr-
ton III lie cast, nf Alfred self q III. VIZ.
jenkins, Public Treasurer Of North
Carolina. has been refused. We copy
from the official records :
.'In east Q! Self vs.. Jenkins, Trusur'r
We have rnnciu'lcd to anu.,nl!e-t' t!!"
opinion IT tine Court, without, at shis
time. giving our reason Tor the rrnriH-
sion to which We hav" come.
The pressure OF the ordinary business
o. the term upon our time wound pre-
vent our doing 81 satisfactorily ut this
moment.
We are Of the opinion LIST Tir;t
the acts ri the General Assembly ut
North Carolina OF 1868 90. VIII ch All
thorizcd the ISSUE OF Special Tax Bonds
which arr the subject Of this suit, are
valid acts, and that the acts Of
1870 II which were intended to modl
fv or repeal the acts Of 1868 90, are
unconstitutional and void, being OBJ
noxious to that clause Of the Constitu-
ton Of the United States which forbids
the State to pass any law imealring the
obligations of q contract.
We are of the opinion that a Jona -ftle
in question is not precluded from re-
ceiving the amount of his debt, be-
cause the fact is that at the time of
issuing his bond the State bonds were
not at par, nor by reason of the nom
fulfillment of any Of the previous con-
ditions imposed upon the Legislature
before it issued the bonds.
It is sufficient, we think, if the power
to issue the bonds is given and was
exercised. The Leg sliture, and not
the purchaser, is to see to the fulfill
ment of the conditions imposed upon
the exercise of it's power.
We are of the opinion, however, it is
not shown in this case that any ire
parable injury is likely to ocur to the com
plainant by reason of any proposed
action of defendant, and We shall there
fore refuse the Injunction prayed, and
let the complainant await whatever re-
! lief he may be entitled to after final
hearing.
It will be seen that the Judges de
eide that the bonds issued in 186S'69
are constitutional, and that the subse-
auent legislation repeating the appro'
priations are unconstitutional and void,
But, inasmuch as no irreparable infu
~ threatened, the injunction is refus,
ed. We have only space to-day TO ex
press our qualification at that part OF
the da"isinn wh;a!, re'i YES the State
: Treasury. iuat portion of the opinion
touching the constitutionality OF thu
bonds is only Incidental. That point
was not argued fully by the counse
for the Treasurer Raleigh Ne"s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
MARRIED..

ON the goth November, at the Second Pres
hyterian Church, by Rev. james Sprint, h. IT,
SMALLBONES OF Divises, England, {" MISS
LIZZIE II daughter OF the late owen l.. FIJI
yaw. No cards.
Ia st. James Church, Move mber 26th, by
the Re-. A. A. Watson, SIR. GEORGE W d.
DOYLE, to Mrs IDA e. WOIBWELI,
daughter ct the late 4. j. Wcmbwel, OF Viz
cinia, both OF Wilmington, \. c.
Norfolk virginian and kinstOn Gazette,
please copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05

The receipts for the week, 1,421 bbls.,
against 1,O51 bbls. for last week, show
an increase of 400 bbls. The exports
for the week, 279 bbls., against 335
bbls. for last week, show a slight de-
cline. The stock in yard, 1,126 bbls.,
against l ,5O8 bbls. for last week, also
show a slight decline. The sales for
the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
Yellow

TAR-There was light demand
early in the week and quiet market,
but for several days past there has
been tirmer feeling. with a better
demand current for export, and on
Wednesday an advance of 10 cents
was obtained-the market closing firm
to-day at 81 40 p Dbl. The receipts
for the week, 743 bbls, against 219
bbls for last week, shows an increase
OF 524 bbls. The exports for the
week, 495 bbls, against % bbls for
last week, also shows an increase of
40 bbls. The stock in market is GIT
bbls, against 721 bbls for last week.
The sales for the week were as follows:
Friday e. hbls. at 81 80 per hbI.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
GRAND
TOURNAMENT

IT is PROPOSED to have Grand Tour
ment at the FAIR OF THE CaPE FEAR AGRICuL
TURAL ASSOCIATION, on the 18th of December
next. Premiums will be awarded successful
Knights, and Ball will follow
X mig hts TO be dressed in full ArnIOr,
to be furni bed free, horses will be enter
tanned free oil expense.
a limited number of Knights only = ill be re
ceived
Applicants should address Dr. G..
G. Thomas, Secretary, without de-
lay. as the Com nlittee desire o close
the lists at an early day, so TINT full
time for preparation I'm be made.
Rules and regulations will b, furnished by
the Secretary.
g2I 1877
Star and Post cop week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
DIE D.

In this city. on the J0th ult GEORGE w.,
second son Of Geo. w. and Kate A. Wiii'ams
aRea - years, 10 months and IS days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-
has been ii steady improvement in the
spirits turpentine market during the
week ard prices are about cents
higher than at the close of our last.
The demand has been fair for export
but the offerings were light and the
movement was somewhat restricted
thereby. The first day of the week
(fridayl the market had not fully re-
covered from the declining tendncy Of
the day previous to the opening of our
review, aud further concession of
was accepted. Saturday there was a
sight frmer tone t the market but no
sales transpircd. Monday the market
opened firm and excited an advance of
Il cents was obtained. Since then,
and up to the close to-day, the market
has ruled firm and closes to-day at 81!
cents. The receipts for the week,
1,21O casks, against 1919 casks for
last week, show decline of 100 casks.
The exports for the week, 2,T69 casks,
against l 1873 casks for last week, show
an increase 100 casks. The stock in
yard and afioat is 800 casks, against
1863 casks for last week. The sales
for the week were as follows:
Friday =. 500 casks at 36 cts T. gal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05

CRUDE TURPENTINE.- The mar
ket has not changed much during the
week and the trade hns been >Iuiet and
slow. The receipts for the week were
larger than those Of the previous week,
but are still insufficient to meet the
wants of distillers, thereby curtailing
to q certain extent the manufacturing.
At the close of the week there is a
firmer feeling exhibited, and the mar
ket may he written as closing firm at
50 For hard and B. 80 for yellow dip.