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, 1874-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
Clty Real Estate for S2lR,

u, SnMaYS tx. sa'] IL ~ and a In Block
Spf u ssk h bons to1 toot iarone. v'a nue1 q
~ Gs;T.si Il N,;t t5,et ylne ,oah Of Eus.n,.
NtsaV' penk a!Mt foot M FothaY ha 4. In nuu ft
oonurcin.sn t d~u OIL Hort unrk. Ind Il S.;S toot
i, aA & toot u rI?nRns. TR noee Of lan nor,. o esno
.%1I e" Hr "fGas II tevs korh Lasae, Id
Htta'E tux is,IS' A% ~, ADp1rloN71ct in oos
1t!Ns XII 'fffiS5fS1 w,? Of II. +, ,...
SsnE s y y fsct fsct 81 On Me;; Ee iw.nEeess
Hf9y W9Nsns II tsnnF
part "d a r. thick hs be!nx 1.lD cot on i%s,'s,
a a "Gtwuen h!a',.n nuj Wasbluxton-ata. jknown a.
a wESSx.R2 M1is n s@t1 Il f.. Of snhro,.,
- @ z 5igck hatnH aosf foot Wasngiop by ii icct
On hGfU1 hGGfffUasj,t III tN ia%n Il i :. '''
s;s SN i, =! Block ' 1'na
Gl1tknt bplng lhi foot ly aEout iii jeot runninr f
~ u y Ihlry.ftt-Ats. {cxoopt portI0u u rnr
TIM saa tract occupied by Uits Pound, about Ito oot
ALSo-T'c north half Of sni lat IT, west Of U,.rk,t
y s|aat feat 81 e T. rs's On
yne eass;luH a ss;s re -, M let y t5sos
np'n CnnTn siiinad trauks, nd intween In ,mh @ Ill.,
It'll. s%r r. st tug noth lne uf hDnroost
nn 2ysa' aaal rssnos viii isss Sa!an1D ans1t II
fi,n FIJI. ~ per cont 9n "ilno aIuunt unpaid "
e. e 1s5sst ss' an a n @ Ran.
4? &YSs01 Gs EsUSia USdsro'ir4! 5sr HG.!on
, 1874-09-07

Wern ~ leuanl, anl 1iG435c higher. Charters wore
,na4s f1r buffalo ut a. 1ur wIieat aud 39GSaAo fur
cofn. Oats at &c., Chartera: To DuiIao-Hclirs =.
wheat at tc achr Austin, wheat tlous nt house ws,c
sat IL lIyin1 u 3Ac; schsa EvAllMo and Onconto,
scar ofplan hoy taat evening", corn at 5Ic baraos
owsn anH ]: Liner. oa!a At 81; props idaho silI
ar nrtp1a Wheat whsas and corr through prop not namcl
well aud barge Cromwell, corn through To 0u;lrus
Inrg-prnr uity Of New York aud selr Ortolt, corn.
Io hontrcal-trop Frlssia, wheat on n. t, Io port
Gollofne-Scllr arantha,n, wlleas at 10. To,al ri.
III ouaiae!sy, IN Wl!eas, ,o0 b cori, and a0.
guo pn oats 19 tue afternoon tho scs Richard Wins
about o. UDU In, ~ ''1"h
, 1874-09-07

b1cort for common unber rztcea for which nro shaded
mnro Or loss. Following nf0 tho quotations:
First clear. $4,000 lG3o0
6ceonh cscar ineh to 2ine4......... A7.O0 Gs3U.D0
Third c!car, inch.."............... gSlo Gs4U,i0
Cloar tloortng, 1st and I'd together.
rough :......... $500 G4ooo
G!aaf fiulng, lss nnu ad togother.... 1000 Ga9lp
fltet common slt!iilE'... lH.0o G9lH01
second common hIllng.. T0D fGl5 Oi,
Flooring, nrst common. dressed, 49,. ii 10 fG31tn
Eioo11ngt eeconu common, drcaaoa... 25.10 Gt40G0
a. waQon-bo1 boarGs, ae1ecteI, IL
inches h,ld upward. .......,.,,.. . aB0O fRAO.oo
D wngon-box boartfs. ....,....,,.,...2 25D0 t33o.10
stock ho'r!a. ....s.ss......,...,,. 1G4V faaa.01
stork boards. as...............,,,..;,, 1900 @1H.00
STOCK bohrdH,.., 14,G0 Galg.W
Common hoartlh outside for try...... 1850 @l9.0o
Jost. acanslfng, foncng, timber, ,1ofcat
and under. ...........,,,..,,,...,.. 1850 Qa1Qoo
soat ana scantilng, 18 to a fcct,,, 400 9a1B00
ptckcta. aq,Inro 1!.W 5l30Q
f1cAets, Dat. 1l,00 g
Cedar posts, Rplit 1900 G@130o
laHar posta, round, 6@B inchos ...... 17O G935.Do
Latsl. .........,,,......,..,,.... 200 g 225
No. aawcd nlltngca ,,,.,.,,,.,.,... 1.h0 q 2.60
Or Star. ...,,,..,.,.,,,,.,....., 400 q a.2l
Shingles on track kfA>,....,...,... :. e.75 0a 3.tD
, 1874-09-07
MARINE.
A'ort Of OlttnnHo, Sept. &.
A1{litEItn

/ AQFt OF D1kfNnN n. MINT. n.
| A1tll,tIsn
Htnr C1soila ii, rosenl.. sut.,1rjrs
Atnlr sll.Loyfl,i, M4nltnwoo. sn,,,ir,c,.
Tr"r tac.. naaMr. usnton u%to itanpr i1a,Gr.os.
| pro-, i. u, uAltwoi|. rnrt irnra, .,,ia' ,s"in,tca'
narGu u. urolnwnIi, Port 1Inrnn' ,inht %Mes'ss'
Rchr Fatron, L,niimutou Iimmrr. 'eA''
| Hellr j. Il. Ohntill, Rll,iInniun l.,nh.,
Hshr =, q, Ei:n,u,,n. Mnnata.: ',amner. ,,,,,!'
Hchr J. L. Tlurry. MnnaIr" Et,,mi,,.' ,ii,noas'
StIlr a'r,,inta hfauistco. i.,1nhsr. i,s''''
Beilr hlo,itor. ct,nimynn,, ie1, I,,attao ,un1or'
Sclr aol,lcn ltnr. E;,e' ~, nt,,,i ,i''"o8f'
Hehr Ycrnlnhs, Wllilo l,aIo wood.
Brllr Villa 1'y,la, Hr. !.aTT, an,, ann,ocI a,
Hcl,r Mainr, ucunin, hnnr 'o's'' 'a'''o'ss
Sohr julia L1,ap,,. M,fitnwoc tr-r,nr
rrol a1ellon,ince, drcen Iay. lrml,or.
arlr ]. ., Moss. M,snrn",. i,',micrs .ur'''
IRON Civ nf Nav yori hG'a",,sims,. s, .rra,,.
Bcr Jos Dresden. ftt,itny,,. r.noJ r eat'e''se'
stuw N. N. D,lnl,an, TIliso's i'jcs. wooa.
D.rxo Guiding star, rort iiirot, s s'ii.'' iisIt
Irop 1daJo isuIalo. y,n s,'1ItIrrs i.g'' s''''s''
aehr Porter, milwaukee,, Wg.t
Narso A,prcl;}cr I3oy. tirand Iinyen. inmh,r
Bargu City of Trio. dranil 1lnven, lumbar.
stmr corono. fl, 1oxenl,. 1hn,,IIp n,,,,,ipio,,
3pl,r John lllrt, K.ultslui, Al .tiJ0 b,l wbeat
Hthr Hciuixpllysg, DsIlulu' 2U'jQ0 lii rurtt' :
Hei,r j, u. Sswyer. Uuf'nio. III NH III. cnr1t.
tclsr AtIa'l.u, 0nwcso, l7,a44 i,l col,l.
ttiir 0ri,hal Joy, Drilalo. aIoSu 1u corn.
Sslr KWto DalIry, naTalo, 97,UDj bl corn
SsIr q. Smith, U4tlonap,,rR, Id, COS bu corn.
bshr John O'NclI, buffalo, II, 1kh0 bu wheat.
Hchr q, q. Mixer buffalo, IL dnil IT., whn1t'
4clr Oncontn, buffalo, ~ UUI uu corn
, 1874-09-07
Whit 1t W1ls TINT Changed t1ix Mimi. .

From The FOND dM lac Commonwealth
Tue ina.i in the Fist Ward who won't homa
worry drunk q fow evenings since mot lis wiIo nj
tho door. slo Ind bean waiting Tor hul Whe.
l.o attempted to pass !or and saok Lis yir,oas
'Ihero," aald alo, "talso tllut aud no luck tn
s1e SALOON nl!a spend tho rost of tho iiight With
Kindred apiritH. I ilayo cared for drunken
brute az long ns / propoue to-" Tho l,oSt Iav
.1;..t1 .ho mal. sgned tlo pledge, went to work. mud
resolution Of thanks for having coyorotl lin,
with sopb, asytng tlat for years llo lal loon il.
tlo habit OF lllug himself with a!onH, anl tLut
tllo OUTSIDE application hasl brought lin to geo
POW 20 !, moan no pnrt he had boon aotug uood for
, 1874-09-07

Milwnukco Club offered nt 90: no t,,,sorn, Corn
hoAyy aud lowsr} hncH, Co., UJ bn At 8OBio for No.
Woaturn: ao98oNc for au to arrive. Outs bare e1.
cept carload Hlato, offered al Doc,
FhEiunrs-EnctIauged.
, 1874-09-07

lin
fccn soiI nrin"mu - Ml 4G s1 @ msoa ps IN
aa Of bcps oo ~ oynr s Ts n Is Ga ss
market aaes r w11a H. wsc 10Y rD u1c "e9k 1 ~ M M
sar sS'fs Grc,s seess We"Sn a1,p wssG.!n a
osres seli AZ 6s,as: unwashc ,1nsm, any any eom
"'""es*'e'
Now yort, prr.t,ood, n,or,,,t.
NEw yonn, scp; s@Dusnosss 'a"'s; qa!ss Win com,
brsnehes au aons ely o,S svs r. o
Bss II S,s ,t;s! se1s s;t as S
liz G"n a Sals IIss saxs aa o naeet5 ent5ro socn
ss;s1 @ ws4ns.S. Ds S ss sy ssx " 'on tues
The p:s;.ce ,!; ;s. markets..
a1oss Y9s a. SIT a: 1sssp
e. ss,e' l9too Sass sst4ssmo5F e 1ss oe
ssSs n9scmoo ae,r, 10 ''esaa lo; psccm,er
M115ea. 1,s. los; April; luke.
Gon aa 1ap3p psr es: sfse sf of a
H. SsSys shFsS 5ssosr saa n'fs No. ssgn MsssG' s
o ia iasr ie%A re% AMI aia an5e: a-
ouiot nav Sssi 1sw Msrex 1o' All 'as s o
Hall ouist an nncIuneod Corn M les. aetive s,t
5 W 10 @ M nsfss nrfss @ are .sar MSge Toce q
nj 4cd Wss,orn ts NV WIFI sSse}pta si,ou
c1iieage. i;os: ..fr:n,na.a 1ne:
uucoCnIEsIcotroo uG' unuot.,sa, R,o 1staao,.o oo,a
Rnr"r .ntiva coo;r% sr, ",, o .uGs 45so' 6ola.
Ieayy, i''S' "A'''A-SS'' .As' o'a aaa
rErnolEuu-Easicr but moro acsyo; rotlnod, 11s;c,
SehtcnMf: 1Rn3nnMF,rm Strained q MN, m
1unrEsrIsH-.s!sady 1. stss;,t,, Il :aia.s@'''' ia:
i"ns,.,eMs nv wSseer, 1n,a !oGs vc mn ,o,<
antl cat meats auie mi,ies arict: ione ceur au1!
Sf4ru 'ne saaS ncss o;bar n1!a @saaS Sea c
ef5; ouEisH@oommoD l5sssoei to nrjuo, 1o1@,amc.
Mr MEr~Ls-cnppera i s1S' 1s,,o sun,ror or, y.
2Sc rio rosooto s{uii and ,mri,uG,c ~ ~, ~ ~
s1Gc ID sali, ''s''An Snee'' l''S
aSttn1Is@uncnauaoa; - cut, sa7s@sas; el.neb, $3.50
@o"~' trxorry,r,
essas sHsx"in. oa a. a. ib. IT, sco110ss'''a'' with
fair aa1 @ 1e Az ns ansannssa n wess
ss;1s I'LL aud @ 1t s7ssss @ sasey aaa st1 aae Ct
s'as DI,',sh33agea;;
crDnii a w,1 m1asFqs u sHiaa 1smi4
lNuvI. ,oSa-lorE ste.dy Mi, 1uodsrate orana nj
sa3.eaj5u isrd staady, with u.o,losats , ,ioa't;
msa sours &C. eesr ssGe r is w:h cee ngs ia c1er"
Hscon tnir aud firm; shoulders, 1oo clcar rtb liza
ten,l"r. - '<'0 49, 'f''' 4'' '0' '''eF eel''
1T, LOUIS.
Rr, Lou1s, No.. Sept. 5.-Co7ros-F!rm,
l3nEapsrusss-Fut,r quiot aud nncbaured. whcnt
6riucr; Ec. red, $l.OjhGIl .05z. No. TO- 81 lSfa
hut mint M 4 5G,;n5i i7r nsr,nr t. t.snHs "eiut
ehausr,i. 4syo AIg].cr, IT y5aeGc 'S'N~' ''@ "A'
NlslskY-F!rul, ut sl,0O
NJ sn ,%, ~" e: :s4@Ms: & p.ees
10,fc clear rin, 144@llAc; clear, l5c cash. ny
Rbout Il aboye desc prices for puyer sentc,1nhcr "
Lard unchanged, ''' ''lS'S''es'
3}nFS-tukt
Vorkers and bacon, G3oMc; bntchcrs', 6HGs7Kc,
Nscrlrrs-Four, 6,ocb irs Wicat. GS" ii Ia h,
er,p VEOp lu oats, 1a0o0 pu: rye 7fo M ,r, ~
tlni tul - e' 'N N'~' ''''' ~ oas'e5, !
BIs1rurs7s--Whcat, 1000 bu com, noua
, 1874-09-07

NO lcss than hfccn 8tea,nars nn1 v,sx.,s waro
waning fnr cargoes ut 1larquetlu few days ago ts
lan!lltica tp fhs end being fur frnM commandments
pp1pt. ~ ''' 'N1'''a '"'s
, 1874-09-07

The oAgEreEnto Population OF tho Earth
a. report from the Durean OF Statistics. at
table ot tlla population Of tlso earth. Tho A.
grcgate population Of tho oarth IL giyon ut
l,30l ,052ob0. Asia bong tho most ,opulolla soc-
tion and g containing ,!1 7uA0ooO0U while Europo
llaa M 90o booo ooo Africa cog, ,000, Amorlea Bl
u Euroro tho leading nations arc orotlltna
with thu following numbers llslsBia, ,U0O 900;
tlo 0erEnan Umpire. dl,000000; France, S6.000-
ooo Anstro-lll',Eary: $4,000. 600; Groat lritaln
apaih, 10,600,00Q and Turkey, uaxriy lG000, 900,
Tho othor coilutrlos do mt e1Geod 0OO, duo oach
III Asia, oh1na. WHICH IL by fur tho most popu-
, 1874-09-07

q UheSs" iS @' HSnY' II SnIsYs'tG,y Say u o eo Il
Kol1y g. Loon's Famous Minstro1s.
ENTIftIs OIIANuE or r1tlt!1fA,In,r,
1ipst iEsst TIM I'M q U1cnhao. ops1ota, Tho tn.o n Fl
Mnnnyl lAG humorous 70 sketch. th Yell lis No Uss,
s IN: Hom,peya lhonco Now so,E: inasr, 1nts9
ArtIay Matincss, ' '"A "" u 'so'eton1 afl0 SAA
, 1874-09-07

8~7Upot coF"or ot Uanal anu Ki..Eio,S,s.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 Pacific RAILROAD
Utpu. corner IT raHiiarsa and N,efmua -, 49,,
GtuAi iMriHu Hotel. '' 's''" 85'eN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-08
--.,s, L...,e.r Ge,PuarAEIoN.

>-s....l a-.,.1z. yc ;s,s..rs5 Of :n..e@ All
r,...-r F;......... .,.n,y,-,,s, u La..re. ~
..f...r i},v-: ..-....t.. " lu viii uyt L.
.5....... 81. ..-!..',,.. r,,..- la-Ir-=. Uat
.-.,.!. -. ......:-. ....s.-....., ....1 80 1T
..--,.f.. .-.- .........1,s ID tl. .i-lt~ oI
Ia .-. s.-g...+ @. .~....s-,. : 1l : 80.
viii. Am 10 -l.4--s NJ TlH not
lg.a Us ia ,ar cs.=.,.s e. .;nst those who
-..r., v.-.. la.s, Con- Il - r.l.I-e.S
from ;..e & street la,-I aCj i1.l aS IL
the service - oGr L.a.l AZ. master
S.r.r,t
- a's-vr - n tLa 81 and sh1E'l
=, ;.s v,-...o, o.: - sensational Al
-....,rr-l.e,t f.. -. iai-..sl-at Il -
tt-iav. ~ TIE ur.i=s.. OF certain r.I5 iG;..ers
g: tin II, ca .rs.cS S..i@ tn.lucii u taii-
5g.-5l ia Virginia. Jl-v. a"d tie pros
r.c-s.ye coming Il n-2r- u tre:. E.uu.ner.
I farther Announces The coming 1t ten
:. i. NIar. that political demaSoSE:1,
Mo las .-.i-.ell ana deceived tLe work
.-.gLeG q. California ILto every move
--lat ,L"t has resulted Gisas;.orSiE to
them. lie mere than any other Eaan Is
responsible for and charSeable Win the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-08
Li-.4v TEtGGHA3lS.

NJ To.!,, August THE Plymouth
Church Investigating Committee vii
hold another meeting tbs evening,
chiefly lor consultation. Members q
tie committee state that i; is sill. uncer-
tain vae:Ls. Eeeeher viii be present.
il is said the committee may not give il
TIER report TIL Autumn. when many
ia-pogta1. witnesses, who are how il
the country md il watering places. have
returned aGl can give their evidence.
Dr.. S.o..s publishes SHOT letter this
morning. and says l.o Hi not make the
re.aaIl, credited to him il the repor; OF
-Irs. T.itoA's testimony.
\ letter dated from Havana, August
1at, says that last week the town OF
Sibaric.a, tie village of Guarmora, and
another small place, with nearly 5000
ra;ions, were burned By the SpaDiards,
Doubtless for want Of transportation,
and for fear Of falling into the hands OF
the Cubans.
letter from Ireland says that John
Mitchell had i brilliant reception in the
city Of Cork. The whole town was
a1,umc with excitement. lie was waited
on by crowds Of his oil associates OF
1919, and young disciples of 1867. At
night the streets were alive with bands
Of music and bonEres, and there was q
torchlight procession to his residence, IL
which five thousand people took part.
Memphis, August The Conserva-
,ives carried this city by a majority OF
), 5u0--a much larger vote than was an
ticipated by the most sangnine.
London. angus. THE Daily TEE
graph's Madrid correspondent Says he
has trustworthy authority for stating
that secret convention was concluded
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-08

HE t--eae I'iTer i'1rs'-Is 'I''"9 t-.e
following pjc.Gra u Il prominent Soma
.,,-;,l osT.;r,,,.
49,.
Nc" We come 10 NJ De i-ons' d. $3.50
OF NE lo,'.-c''' - - "
al { 100 Wei 1''o" :. " 'i'e ee0i IJ %
Fada tc hee'i fei'e'ltio.! mere u - "'t
i-'.Nl:i5 2 iIoE. - no-!'' ot.c - 81 80
principal rol'Sn' s''.iis &C. x Us --o'
SVl any money '---'' - mo- 'hH ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-08
.:EG3EI -.

Ills de:g,ro1s class g: the cors,a;:-
Ky a.: sal4 E--,ueisca HARM; .3ecu..le ~
-.-.s....,l,. ;...: i.ltit ass 80 hold ana
fan: Il - I-w an. good order. III
1ea-~nar-ss ;.Iu discussing the qs:cs1.oE
a.: t. ,-.;.srs e: tie IT-ys,ency AMI III
crease - l.oa.,iie,I-.i>ln- o. the many
-.esal= -fs,I. t:.are i enc which covers
t..r v.--,s >r3uni. il, i:st one word
s..s~s. T.. reasons 1T tbs likeness
age .F..: I'll deficient system OF e,.nca-
5-1-. md Ill f,i..,:re oi parents = l..syo
,4.i- byys laar2 trades. Inc FAC; th.t
ii Qualities are transmitted TO youth
l.e-a-a @: tn questionable character Of
II /. --rsu;s. l. not q Itself a sufficient
Cause az It's czia;ir5 Disparity; ior hU-
man nature uI-estrailsd and uEcuiti-
v-.e,l. however noble It's origin, Is prone
ansugA to evil, while. If o-ertioa Inc
viii Cyl! Cr..:;:cs. by proper Restraint
cEI cultivation il can be nodded and
i9sn.j 50 IS to lie capable Of great
good. TIE youth II to-day are e.!a-
cate! With q yie~ Of li,in1 higher ros:-
lions than their parents; With view Of
o=.aP;u, tic performance 81 manual IA
tav. Th.5 Is .Le rse..t error, a crilra. l.:
-, against the rising generation. The
1r-ia i stated with superficial l-nowl-
,lsa, while the hands are idly folded
-..5 the ra.l y plum % fortune is ez-
--a.s..j . ,'-,sr into the mouth unbi;l len,
..od ~ s-es.s Of prosperity be enjoyed
r-.lluzt III cert being made 70 secure
;..e!a- Youth are prepared for the pro
LESSONS and the counting--oom by the
hundred. while these callings ale already
ov5 rcrOx,.ed, AMI the re- nit is simply T.
nuraber of young men unprepared for
any legitimate business or labor, who
drift into gamblers, thieves and vaSa-
bonds. Whatever may he the talent of
boy-wLateyer may be the social or
financial position OF the parent-tllat
hoy should De learned some useful trade;
his hands educated rs well rs lis mind.
San Francisco has suffered from the
combinations OF Trades Unions debar-
ring boys from apprenticeship, but the
people can, by their action, undo the
evil Of such combinations. it is here,
IS well as in San Francisco, that atten-
ton shcu.d be given this matter. Let
parents see that their boys are educated
N a practical way. prepared for the
active duties OF life, and their hands
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-08

Ct. c. LANGLEY, Of Lyon county, who
is mentioned as Republican candidate
Fl Senator from that coun:v, VS. il
town yesterday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
@"rr ssntiTeati Enterprise.

III" Mountain Messenger. e.litoriaiIv
aid through is correspondents, il
urging the binding OF railroad from
St2te~v;iic, y. @, 10 Marion or Glade
Springs. on the '. & L. r. r. in Vir-
g'tia, to be known as tho Virginia &
North Carolina Railroad. Application
road 10 the legislatures OF North
Carolina and Virginia. X seeras to rs
thai = much more feaaibie plaa world
he Tor tne advocates of this road TO
ioit VITA the Chester & Lenoir Narrow
Gafge Road and push that enterprise
tifrnEg': To Glade Springs. The route
frou4 Hickory 10 Glade Springs is
Shorter Than from sttatesy;lie to that
point, s1sl furthermore. good deal of
the grading on the Narrow Guage, be-
tween Hickory and I.enoir. has been
already completed. We merely throw
out this suggestion now, but may speak
Of IL moro at length hereafter. Too
many railroad enterprises at once and
ali running the scrO7Q acay, has been
the tane of internal improvements n
North Carolina.
This ccuid be accomplished by sim
ply amending the charter Of the Ches-
tCA a t-VIoli 1SONO, ttttUOIlIulG us cX-
tension 10 Glade Springs. Mr. Green,
the member from Watauga, has intro
cucea - bill to charter still another
railroad under the name of the Cald-
veil & Watauga Narrow Guage Rail-
road. II Mr. Green will pardon the
liberty, we would suggest that the
aforesaid amendment to the charter of
the G. & l.. n. &. r. f., would better
accomplish the end in view. If the
fr ends Of these separate enterprises
would combine their means and enthu-
siasln and make united effort, there
is some prosl ect that the fond antici-
pations of all might be realized.
The prospect OF road connecting
the ". N. q. r. r. with the v. & Il.
4. r. at this place, would be- an addi-
tlonal inducement to the Carolina Cen
trail to extend their road from Lin
coInton to Hickory and the prospect |
Of more direct communication with |
5he Northwest mightiinterest the cities
Of Charlotte and Wilmington in this
erprise.--Pieanaont Press.
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The Carolina Central.

Tais railway is rapidly approach
ing completion. but there has been
some little delay during the past few
days, caused by the detention, N cor
sequence or IN accident, 10 q vessel
loaded with ron Tor ibis road. There
are two careoos OF 5ron for the road
en- route for this p0rn, one Of 400 ard
the other of $40 tons, and they were
reported yesterday as ~ hand. il
:cr~aGf75-.-g tu@ G-as Sc. down Ia
so- t!.efn NJ ana i is hoped 1T 49,
viii both arrive at the city ,o-s,"v.
when trey VIII be promptly disci:n,: : Il
and the iron hurried of to the head q
The road. Once then the work Of
laying it down viii be carried OF
night ana day. The gap to he CON
1oleted is ouly g. miles and TO lay this
500 tons oF iron Is required.
Col. Fremont informs us that the
track will be completed by the latter
part of next week, in full time for tie
Fair
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q SrEaOnszCr SliiliE.

Messrs. 3 T. Mitchell & Son, OF this
city, received yesterday a letter from
Capt. J. S. Davis, dated at Hunting
Quarters, Cartaret county, Nov. 3Oth,
informing them CT the loss Of the
schooner William, bound from Eliza
beth City to this port.
The William ran upon stake in
Core Sound, last Wednesday. and sunk
IN less than twenty-five minutes and
IS now three feet under water, in mid
channel. Capt. Davis noted his pro-
test and called survey, when tie
selling Of tie cargo was advised fer
the benefit OF those concerned. Che
corn had to be scoopod out with bugs
fixed on long poles. while the schooner
lay under water.
The William had on board at the
time as a cargo l., coo bushels Of corn,
Consigned toMessrs. B. Z. Mitcbell&Sou,
who were part owners of the cargo.
which was fully covered by insurance.
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'E'EfP 2ir.

N'o understand dat III addition IL
the premium cs 500 for horse racing,
offered ny the Association, the enter
prsiug proprietor Of the PuTcc,t
House, and Il leading gentleman coz
nec,ed with the Carolina Contra! Rail
way Company, have promised to offer
liberal premiums, to be known as the
Purcell House premium and the Caro-
lima Central Railway premium.
we learn that the Chief Marshal and
this Committee viii call CT orr citizens
to-moErow. TO endeayor 10 raise Q
Citizens premium. Let everybody
subscribe few dollars, and we are
sure chat superior stock viii DO pres
EFT to compete, thereby giving to CIR
Fair feature Of no little attraction.
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EGifJy'S JQy7l0E:

.1ttGtof3 Jo0?7l0t:
/ gi7e you below the set referred to
by your correspondent Justice"
an Act for the relief Of the tax payers
Of NeU Hanorer County:
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enact: That A. Il. Black,
lato Sheriff of New Hanover county,
be allowed until the first day of Feb
ruary, 4. D., 1875, to collect and set
tie the taxes due the State by said
county, for the year 1874.
This act shall take effect from and
after its ratification.
Ratified 23rd day of November,
1874.
1t will be seen, that I am allowed BY
this act till tne first day Of February
to collect and settle. The latest legal
sale day in January is Monday of
Court, the 18th. No sale made in
January later than this day would be
valid, and I am compelled to settle by
the first of February. The law re-
quires that L serve a personal notice
On each delinquent 30days before sale.
Should fail to do this, the sale would
be void. For this service the law al
lows me sixty cents in each case, and
this amount is all that has been added
to Justices tax by the passage of the
act. This is the point of my offence
and the extent of his grievance
''ninety-one per cent" Of his tax.
His tax must therefore be less than
one dollar. Sixty cents would be a
small percentage on a large tax, but
avery large percentage on a very sma
tax, probabl y ''ninety-one, or even
greater. AS prescribed by law the
costs on a tax of one dollar are as
large as on tax of five hundred dol
lars. Now. to neglect these plain re-
quirements of the law, would be to
place myself completely in the power
OF such Taxpayers as Justice, posi-
ton I would not like to risk occu-
plying.
The act was not necessary for my
relief, but it has given relief to large
number of tax payers, who find it much
better to pay the sixty cents notice fee,
than the costs of sale and redemption,
which would have resulted from sale |
on 28th December. The additional
costs do not pay for clerk hire, delays |
and printers bills. It is a mis-
take to suppose 1t money max |
ing business for the Collector.
Taxes were due the first of July, and |
if they could have been paid by the |
10th October, there would have been |
no costs, but when people fail to pay
in time have no alternative but to |
proceed to distrain and costs must |
follow. I would much prefer that |
taxes could be paid without costs.
A. r. BLACK,
Tax Collector. |