I I ' : 'ft,, "ft-: -.t lit "? i H T fir it! If r Ml! 1 I i II f TIE: 1 1 iv - sr. ft Hi; If 2' I 1 - L' '1 if I ?! in Mi 1 i i i . 1 il I v i WNU H. BERNARD, Edijfor Vnd .Proprietor, V;,... '- 'm ii li. fr ' ' ' i YlO oe mor4 "piseafei, 1 syear'i post-pala.;-r$La3 'hfii is cot required that CIaW "be inke'&aj;; Jme Poet-Office. The number la all'tha't is neoeaaarv to V secure theTfite te those wfidMwiitate the Club, as' L ' the paerwin be directed to Is ay diflfereAt Twrtj Offices as there are TObscrlbers,' & desired; vJqw nmut toewnjfcAy firW.iL of !th paper .will b tiBhW'thout;cbaige'to! iaose' who raise cbnbs of Mtor more?- Mi!ct: Bemittances must be made by Check, draflJ JPostaI oney'i)rHer,or:feetercd tetePqeM r eB .Only such remittance will be at the risk qf the publisher. . ' n . n-i l ? ,V 1 py Specimen copies forwarded when desiredi ' LET EVERY SUBSCRIBER TO THE WEEK-j LY STAR BEAD THIS. Under the new law which goe into: effect January 1st; 1875, we jare requir ed to pre-pay postage on the Weekly. STAB, And while this wll add to the nrrpii.j.!! . s;- ut '.j .- v. x: . .! eost of Hblioation, we shall toiake ho; advance in price of subscription .x-j Veri i in rates lo5 clubs Ji fWecannot: .afford to, furjaish the: paper tf 1,0a per year and pay the postage besides.! .-The... lollowingT will ube our j revised; terms or subscription : . j, j One Copy" t year,; p6stage paid: 41 "l Clubs of 10 or inbre," pos f 1.25 per copy..,! i . .k,tivf'pr-i Under this new ajement we shall enforce'; the cash; system more: rigicjljiiiaSi: ever before jad .ytolessj i-it finhfinihpra romit nmmntlv nianvi names will .be dropped- f re-n) onr list. I ;'A statement of account will $odn be: sent to eacb; 8ubscrberJ(-.nd "we trust? all will respond-withobt delay; H - j - 'V f stj" . - -... -i - lieinember.jthat we send aljapers - ' " MARE .Ur1 CUUtfS.;' j l-pQV is-the tinie,forgettigup)CXubs! to the-WfiXKiV .Stab.. ShQWjtbef Pa-! per to your -neighbors and .friends, and ! get them to' join in. - We want the biggest subscription list in; North CaroHna. - - r. r t ,f : .;-,; f. ,-. j;;1 -AVe have no cluV rates for , an but yearly sobseribersjbut. for 10 or more; - subscribers the paper is only f 1.25 per copy per year; free of postage. . ' ; There' ia beginmng to . be a good deal of talk about who areto be the leading candidates of the respective parties iartbe State this year. The pot has been "set boiling by the aspi rants or. their personal friends, presently, we ! shall. ihesornedod old-fashioned music -of. the troubled Waters i ihereiri.v Eastw and ; West, CeBtrL)rthu and , S6utlH-alllilie! sectioasbaveweir? favprite:soil8, : a; pjCTilf$l ion Beets on the 14th of June now-uSt eneonth and two weeks dffi rt- .V . . Tfie.AeI.GorDO jihe ijt cry 'WWtfiWm'pti "f dke nrhim 7fj- VharlotTftot 1(ftejjias dodged the calVand fbis friends are i ters sv ance"- ? wvxbeu office' jwii p5pufar :geirtleoaenwbq : are tbonghtj 18! pefitioa; hasihad bu4 f ew.- seekers.: Jt U .fco&WrjP)nollyad4' sk1td-l v- ii i.i- -i .fyf. i j-.-j.i.J-j'ni; . ;. evnu. ! gether ialy r as a possibility. ; Jow, to be spoken bf .lightly as somefdig- the bird in' the j handj A politician .wi'thAjB'iylb woold rather be!a! Governor on 4.000 salary than be the President Dtthe! o?( ortav (.varfipao8eaaU! cAWineyr! tul pageat,w, oand faded, -leaves ope oenmai ;i Jothte men would- late tbboghtritheyo v would hstbrci &afterl chair, j By the next Legislature 'a' i. ' i ..wvi . . .... jw Seuatop,isio.jber phseiinip4 hwhoj he yepuejLWOuldo 1ms fortanata in ouly eisaegre? winiHe'iU o j O,. the RadieaJ ,"6; royai ngurcs, vimuigliiki acaali and the tefrain is, '" Still they ceiue! ... 'I he uonseryauve ptate tJqnyni. arid mot honorable to be 'bestowed, iiexl aYembcir.yi ;putae, JitaX ajot cwould rwemnfahwwS universal! wiirrw.wMMsi y the Geiffveriifett. - frrt?103?, voyernor,, l n ; ouia 'tttie a lucky dog, and he' Whb could steb nb1 trlStEIHeaT: S-iestioajvil ameiutit ' . from 1 ftiferji.'?3an 1 M j : : A" . -.. r-P HU vM i Meaas m,,Ufippcracyv AUd jelling tobaccbwll hbut a ense;; J5owas f with Raleigh the leadership. The up-; per city has the-Chairman au,d Secre tary of the Eecntive; Committee the official headland handofrthe Re- publican corpus. , . Jti. haaiikeiise aJ wily political Judge of the Supreme Curt wbo is an aspirdnt for the Go- vgtpdrsh; and again jithasde-i, strategy; tbtfWeH' Kictf,aft! hese potent StkteilfsSe blr& of AfTi f S Rpvo sr. his.argennd is nearer reensbpro;! Who rorite so shall Will fliowtr adBrbedeniDke Kft 'klriJ 't-jaftkiiWA J S1 J0 WaW??! nate the man. wStilL that man majrt v T j t a ul I'i be Judge, lleade, who would be more, i, Ji'c 1,1 ,-- ' j acceptable to Settle than rDockery orf r. t. a il -i . . - - T. ! mhn J hAUffh ft Slirirtin'fi CflJirt Jujffpj I , ito.. i. - r j ; is a partisan: from ; turret to founda-. , ..... .. .; ... v-;. i "Ot thes'end'bther thiims lio irtcal i.i . i .:a ,"5 J" H!i - : i . I we would like to talk: about it webaxi I room-5 in tiies. pet pn rase ii - ou. i . . j - " 1 S - I Father Ritchie we sTif ll see. : r- ; Iilsi:'k 6 tarifffiaM fcfeinVs-. - Oriel Mm L U V L BB 9 knows a great deal rif the rascality) that has been5 brag raohgthe' officials at Waslnngtdn; anhe bogh "tobemade; hkuowWhetiibr?Qngress:;ha8! the nower to nrinish 5 reenijant 4id r??.? ?a?J?".!i . - ness is a aouDiiuKiuesiion. iuc tnat i the courts of the Distrwof .CoIum4 bia should not be subject to pblitical! I ; nflnM.. . $ h Aii i t ha ' .i r! rT, , r" V H " "f y ? not bb r.o'mnelled :.tn tpatifv. m I ih I important witness ui WrisbnU Awf t! WfWoT?:Wc -mWJt&Untfi UppgretflwiH fi ; toiidLj Hlini4tiliffitobktttlci-:i0Alfeai aar '- If r.rMr.-.f-rf ,:'. .-V..- iV r i foi' hUBuuittal i woa i,n,QT. ;,;(iai' Dsisca lrshtBtftniibdre ii experienced; au- .pxUtical proval or fear of dwngetifrom,ex't Jui.J firPAnahoro boasts tno. of nos.i , utKraH jr. brfK.l A I - j Tj 1 1 1 ii: j IrJIaar.' 'MMullerf 33-c I1L Jv-t Abf chs. J.Jolin I ureS; aSTnay deetncd'pf opcr. of fietKepilMiCa' pape-fs, . ' : lU.dMni ibffghnlyweekfeaa 5 -hmWm W . ' F x.' X . ' Jl .!. I ' K f 1.1 1 1- fhft fll UCliiatiVK VW naMWWl a. . w . a . f I in IIIK 3 .( 1 1 1 111 V iWI I ' 1 114 PHI 1 1 IP 1 in nKtifeimaleft1SWallLi. - ttvattVMmaiaFif b Mtin t v n a wn trv m a - a i uavi i nrr t rnm " . - - r - , - - . r - - i iiwu. aim w u a ivuau.u a uictaj f . i air inn iimhiii i ur invirnnr iii iiih uki vantages; opW.r!3 'fler mateTnai 'Dosom' witn' iona ma-, u:i--imttir fuot i ij iTi) i jo: v5 - sii. ' ternal'bridl Holdeaartyvha ;if1LfeIl ki- .fo'-'t-i.'i.'V'-- 1;'u '-l'J;V1:iV- ' thesecededr States over. whicPiihe .if, not still tKlpg;ap8tSpi teureaiy thepartya imftiiiwfe4 osifttiti I shaddw andpresainptiohsof ih RKaii,ii teteimori oniy.;iBorio beadeglaJCliljHii SeUl.e.Reaaet5r.9gtTeu anDpckeryJ 1 Vivj j a re foli ill possession tway ; of iiiee-l U f4o ,s4vn -. i .fii v 5s - v-' 1 j J -'V uc.'i '.( i at being able to explain this matter.' -rettf of thf: parly tffteautifn! morals 'r v .h4 i' V'ii'-'idl s rrif. , He. claims, ,we see, that, hocused JLhe but 'w must Ue-atlowea gtfe'ss .or, i- "J, p. . . . . -. ":, t i":.i ffi.y,uii "'ly ?t ? n9neynto fkoeuj the jlnaiana Dempi two. TIie geutknneiulri,ttbel.ii.u4 -yx '. r -y"- , n j , i': a;n cv1.: "V iI'm 1 crats from 'occnnyiug ra ijosition 'of country have'iYnpstJ ,j.of ithe-' abih ; . , . . " , , v , ; - . -i .'--""-. . atleasC bastiiVe reSistance to'lhe tjro-s ty, IJut the ''iwer 'teoilwties .have; ,li4t. a-,,! . .. . . T'.t ;r 1 .3 I .1 j ! vernnient r Ah. we thauk the6, Oh- th'e 'bulk. 'of'. the ybting to do,t ;7 ,i u .5 ,r ii ' .; ''.'Mr-fA'-v -tK-y (fa si ;i vit'j vcr. Morton; for that word. Now let Krogden..' The chances rather tavorf . Y , . ... . , vi . . w !, . r . r , , These1 Indiana Democrats roust be the'nommalion Of Reade,1 htf would. -.nj. i,,.; ) ii , ' U,-.h f. iv ii. rilfjui .iJ fearful fellows. ' If it looTc two hutH like to, ge? ,backtinL6 ppiiuc?,-and; .inta 5jJ3--d U Lcksu vi ' u i f;f if8 i auju i eyi iSwfSiS? ?ff" most likely' to win. and they mus ihiJti ft!!n,i,, 85aume- ta-liSUa ttetr! moirydrtc'pfodios-paMrjurjbd any njalttrf i v -n!iwvatTu BUi .m3 ioa jki i jmitMe cox either1 ouse ail OengrfessJ deleaiea not be talkative TJiov .wU,eardaurAr-i.WlW' IbfTiSlH a!. WU.S A1 peareaV refuses to answprnyfq4ietion per-' soQuld not'anake thetnaelrea 'Conspic-! :SmeS OuleprWisVf ptnfeaalile;ok,jiefiabi4tem patrfbtic' ftJselfeshness.-" ",fl ",1 iriodeda;s fteatiooMaa settlbttl08Ta1Wfo tfbr some; timefhee fiaV been ?d- .IflJIifyaaa Ibaialfe Reported tbjeitUer1 cs-t bM -iy.'jii) iPort V iis bf I ateothHbaie tdlWdiHct ttfdrney 8ued by the Charleston Publishing rfotthe JWatricHf GolumbiapBdijbsBniyU fGomDanvi vabAut ten-irfatfa m&A n.irv J -lorJfrs TwgBfr6wjaliniUe4ibalj telAioartof the apeWn!ce o'b'ifon--IqntaooovJtornBppe atotbec present 'dyoF'4i territ1 of 4heCimina,r Court1 of J the! .ripened-iiitentipndutof fact, v 'f .siob ifeno? o 1 vW I "Idw ioornaliai.stricilyAilm TiiR -BiioYiJs ;yw P M on4l'a 4t f.JJPM IWWB.r.. i I r . : H hng only that it is; published ; by .the oiofMli flWMf W9feWo4 Charleston Publishing Companypro ,kw.),mwiwMWioW jntn,WcwHs mau i pneiorB.. -n wi inougn, in at bsr$ tlrV Ii ifiilfiS nrt Ll;VJrA(1S).A' xtiflJ rt,ruLlvoo.Mf .1.,1 t lAionfl Af 'tti'Jrti'ft, SttmIia TTnterhal Revenue: 7"" "t, DIri ,,mi1 biwo woo: "eteotniff five of "spvwi rT" v.'".'? wrf ffr.7, utntt 1 under these Vircamstances help the Repuhjlican. party ? : The releasof rV.1Weiknap will brand with'the odiami'olf corrtiDtion and moral cow - Ardicliho - wltoie Repubhcaulparty It will show that' the Republican party connives at-the escape joL its tainted ti leaders either Hhrftag allipn 4o.Uar?i ItiwEs whert,.orto.n ww jGvrrior hudred andfiay4hausand dollars, ;lt bpt Mtirtotiij.got. ihe.money HfttTKt hUKirAf PWVrV Wrtf ifWet r-v i '"' At- ' : so knightlv.aa.Ohver.j quarter of . . - , . a f million ' to quelt (.the passive 'resis- - e , T r . ,' tance of the Indiana : Democrats ! :upp. ;.,( ;; iJ -.v'Y . buuuuu iuciiwh wo-wiieii iiieir re-, . , t,,.,i4.n.,,-...A sistance was only "passive, how much V- " "'S other. Radical lierato uouauer these T . ; ' ', , wwk. a W av h m m w m W aj w Dia bWilVV . . . . , , ( t .,. TT 111 UU . - . . Arnis to arms' and lance lev lance." " '', 7 , lwlug Peat P"1- t the South Pr'0,io elalef to the Democratic Conventronj but its wise words merit the approval f air Democrats or; L31:8 - i , . . - I , "VoT lhe 80,1111 Carolina delegates at St. j Louis silence will be more valuable than goiav : oouin uaroiina, ttniortunateiy; can : is incumbent upon her representatives to do Bothingv tb at will stand in the- way 6f a - democratic victoryiTh s, at' all events, .will be: their duly. to vote for whatever bol8 msi k.eIf io ln i and they need tioa tfroHfct Soulti i Carblma 3 1 f ator -of 5 any candiajieiU not Improvtttbat candidal Lriencfis.tdrtr.nditbatv)the 0bnt- r' ne9idrjartBt ia,nmaoagedby! Mr. Thdrnats WWwJaW of 'N6w iff I r r : ti wt hrlitir itn, I f i V AIr n tifiiiitA ah1 rtaamAva 1MlimM fiterb wUl beipHuiarUy1 a coiniaeTeia' f imperii lttipGlHfr Hf a1 itNvill BOl Ilfa Jfl'3-..JjUHt iulw lnui uui hill issnf rion yestir-day, .rap W itlrri 7 - r t , f-eieet'-it&elJemOCrauo; i,biucuwi : -lu- - :'Each'ward in the ritv and caen" n i Gen.-Custer, when sworn, testifies honestlyof what Be "knows fifohcern mg the post-lradershjps. iliS- evi- aence u arts Dome oouy,; uuuy-pumsnes hu jt . e from his array command. :f-. Let.:.-this. mil m?WA The field lis muddy and covered wiui trees, Sneugt:t, KUi"", mu w.io ueulijokinffat thlel cenf through rrelbredfti aWrixexlty! ??WaltiSftai ifislmpb'rlanMatf'ao uiuaies are pjeniv,piatiuiivo o coby IFfseM party ' will iay ' than to recognize in ihl 'haze bfihe1 're1mVpavpkir ing who is i to' lead th e "charge ori each lo'rnaWfeoio5ort' sVaiVdf bea fof mtimim ouine juuruais appear 10 nave iavur iiesbfetlyMbS rSUiWAi bf ourpebpjrfarani&re atolhe particular ' man, so I lie is one -of the several ibfe aVd uprigh'i geutlemeri whose1 Chances hVvc bben dtsctissedi brme of4- ella fdf i4 posUionh hiennie" uoiikvioftne5 Southern Cbnservaitves lithWio1icy ofatahdingoff and IHtingdnr North erti 'allied natne Hhe 1carididat& 1UA11 we' want isnhehominaCin "of tfie strongest man. ! Whether helsHehi d ricks, Tilden, Davis, Bayard or some ... - i -t . . uot.M 4 he idea. should be to nominate 1 the De m.ocrat or, ..Conservative , of greatest popularity, who tihall ; be; fonnd- to have iqualities titling libit or. the Ex- ecu Live jpfliop tiS '?RvtS-.- j 1 1 Juat bow Gov.rildert in omini upi into first-claW propoj-tibbs may, if no combination'' "made' against him in iavpr of 'liayard, IlebdricRS or the ! Great Unkiiow ii.l be' nbmii uated at SI. looms'. flJuf Genl Hah cockVfriendiiare in4realiflg in num ber- and volubility j arid Ithe braVer corps commander of jthe Arrby of the Potomac, who was so worthy of ri : h;..- .S'A .",i -i : -n i -V ,.;, . valry with the flower or our Southern army, and .who has s)iown his fitness for the position of : Chief Magistrate by bis statesmanlike! bearing in. Loui siana siDce the war, when be was rail ltary commander of that department, may become so 'nearly the popular ucai vi iiiuo ijjvuui iiiiuif as sembles as to make tis nomination. a necessity. The Surratt affair t o(ught not to affect him, as fie sim bly obeyed' orders, as it is the ddty pf,the soldier: flfj .vreleadingcaij-i umaies irora tne; Jiasr, uenerai; Hancock stands ; as! ' ' thglTepresent alive' of Ibb yourigj acMve Democracy bo1 d esi r' Vp v Wke aW - aggressive adyet- Idigtiifid rffiaanaj and' wlibse erf i' Friternityf al' w'el 1 "Ws KeforlaiClla'yN uiau m tiic my, uut. iiimii, . U.3 JnrjcpjMCtinut haye, prply. rnprej sJrengt,b!;aAihjej West. Tku atUtutla - of" TildenTsI friends ribwrdsvtnfsrfiggi ing'ie-! inorati 'bh tea!l4u1! telnembrebyihe-iri .jdliftiw7'.. aiiOhi Haricoc' is1! ?botnp?liciUd!th-thtet tioa. at. IfppfttlariiErwUl be of any, othernan ; uhlessoacombiba tioB .with nchau outcbibe-a's ITen- dricks aud Ciirrin lcN HaeflyJJih?Ba? (hree Pow-; .evoke special iejiihusiftsmviq different; .qTiaUera j And.j; ekBtesiadl ekhirtiM whom ii wobtd'1 make it traest- exceitent Milruberi?feoseft;tb linjLerests of j Alw party will bensafeii audi the country ill! balV iClilef IgistrafeibfJine first order.'; The Soto will e5j:glad to TatifoupfinuOfiiift .these aenlenn,u S:l We i . - -wv . 1. J Lt r,jbg :Juwt 0roftvgtt ,wpuld.ube I J jit.' , 1 ii ! rl .I t Virt..wisWfcrlrv I iHiiMwaiiiim irrV i-strtlr-tfiii-iTisi -1i i urn TWllT r ling me . won vunyu,. iyu, i.j, P&t whetherrHa tn naa .4 TIkFc? iminal dcke'war taken W In'thfc j 'l Mwmr3banaral! Connty CommUaloiiarii. - ; j AThe f.Boardf of County CommlstJonera.1 met yesterday morning io regular monthly .esalonX-Prellcnt, John 0. WagneVf. . - . . . p " ; and uommiasionera jj. u. uavis, i. Kixon, and St Van Imringo. , , LJk. The minutes of the last meeting were read and aDorovea. -. :" : flTlfollewfng applicants j were granted MralIeJol M.i Bremer, WiJI.(iMboreP. Newman, Johp Oiolk QJ AiWlMue& 0, Frn- TO'OTZ? ITonuun W W VCtrrian ll.nn. ITanian k!rf. I The County Treaurer'repojrfc for f April ,wasjxecejved: 'Cduhty AUb'rneyi i The bill of tbe Stkte vs. 'CommisMoocre of New iHahbver jCdunlyi iort $27i 66, w'as .prdered tOjb-l ;; ,,!!, Ui)prrcution ol ll. is: bcott was re ferred' t Cbii ittrafcK Wagner" &ftUbnii3ia atoaers JOaviattnd iYanAmriogei. i rr ti;'n r i TbpvBoardhei ioqk a recess; until Fjjday, f erdnal ltn6Mtr. '' Jt? 1 f ; f Ay person" 1 iC0Uu)iotii!tbbW4place in line nejghborbood.of he PurceU Ilousejytster "day pf terrio)ny btweejp 5oni.A. M.jWjul dell, member of CouKress from ibis District, Who'is home ou a short vlsiv to ltis family, and J:' JCassitfey, bneof tlieeditors df the Wiimington Post: Coi. ?WaddelI,we leirri- st.uc.Mr, Cassidey two! blowswith afcane I which he bad in bis band, when, tlie latter drew, a pistol, which was followed by a like movement oa tbe part of Col. WaddelL At fair5 was hrbuglit tb au cloWTne 'Matk i was! made .in consetfueuce bf Mlie fffppearr ance in the iW'a. .Republican paper, .oft a aeries of articles - personal lo;Col.;WaitJlf and of which be bad reason to suspect Mr, WA-Si'J'-'li'-. ' .' l . r 'ii'' i- nlB5-;'ntX-4 " ussiuej' oi iiciiigiiie uuuior. CnKcd kale Dlmrlft Coirl'. : :' ' , ,. j.The foHottiiig comprise the Grand Jury asdr4wu aid empaniielled yesterday morn? ine: John IX, Taylor, Foreman , W. Ii (fciore, job u L. ' Westcot t A. ? Car ften ter, Ei J. PinnypackerV I. B. Kelly, K' pryan,' Ei L. Faison, F. E. Register, A, L;-White,1 J L. Boatwrigbt, W- RBell, O. A. Bronson, Amos BaibirdrOr-WriJradsbawi T- Riveraj Ellas Halaey, H. Reed XT.- Bf. !ffinfora. ; i; The chargeo the Grarid-Jury, 'which consumed most of the morning session in its delivery, was an able, exhaustive, and comprehensive one, leaving no chance for a misuaderstanding or V misconception ;of the duties devolving upon them as jurors.' j The firet case taken up was that' of the owners of the steamer : Wm. Ifyce vs. 1 the Schr. Katte Celling libelled for services per formed ,in saying (he vessel and cargo from shipwreck. The case hasnot yet been de cided. . .' . . , '- r u i !-!vo I Centennial ytelle. : .1 in circumierence, at . me new pier recently cuuauu'.ieu near iu urn uepoi oi uie v . A W'.'R.mvWnifib! was4telyytakenl!up from lhejchannel of ithe Cape-Fear by -bn jlfte g$ve;rtmentdredgeax It fls;;herSre- ' A . Y 1 a! a 1 j id current otthatx;Iaaio8tieam has; now become, he fcedva jvhiphjhe .degpesli pf its-waters ebb and . flow in their restless meanaenngs to and from the ocean. It pa deBifnedtb' send" tbls nionsteri-eM'ot kn; 4 arid generation llongUiatefnUhiberect Wifhtbe f orgOttea pas tta: the-Philadelphia; M a fl t 9 m. it A 1 " ? 1 i 5f A ? i?J- if HI ifPni ocBdtoSt attractions that: will go, to make up the! many luousanus oi reuvs uu. eAuiuiiioi. yere!oii.ij-yiai a 3Loi ;i.l tiu SiirCb4rlting khebovb'wlr learti tnat'ei slumJaj beenlt hippedijfoj BaJdnjfiCai) the steamship Z. V.' JbfeifJ-from whence ib will be takedH6P6fladerpAlit i k&o'lo -o.'-ii. turn. a jm.unoi 9 " . 9andPUdtaeeriooki Tacb esterdav1 a'fteV noon; present,' Jas. Jt3ha&bonrp, eolrge Jarrisa, EiMorraynft R-Qaiteso-i ,t f M. Gardner, Esq. j 1 . . . mrhben teadlefecliol Mt m&ftW tWettnttk'yearVind -fig Chad bourn, fi., w3lecdChairrnaD,'and .PaptjB-sG-f Ba! l4tbbMastCTii; idi!f. I yj Iiifi I "srmvW& HeWi'J 1 "u a iTi y3SU I t Aorresfiot writes to that orr Mbi Ld.c hes;l8lb instant, stbe regaia town ifilec . tipn came,pff in.a very.qniet findi uninler- esting . manner., . About one-third of , tbe voters turned out to the doITs. The Demo- erati- weYS id tire field Wslrengtbl atidton-' aeqcwnlyected their ntlre ticket WtHdat opposition, as follows : . .nodi i T..,. TJ" T I : a fn?y PlqtC ifittV ej3Jjirise(Jj pnljl Jafce't piglblFjies Jay. j The bill pi the State vs. Y.t& W. R. IL. 'foy Wr CosW waV4erVeW to the The application of Catharine Farrow was referred to the Poor Committee. . ;. . HThe &tetiorif: tj. 12: ' Scott wHs'rb- uioasier erowia mat uourisueu aqa.wavec their tall prancbesrcenturies ago over wha iiLiA li&l uLltJtiL'Jj Aii.'t.Wil jViVkJiteS. uiusi iueu utic uccif iuc uauu ui iub vayq Comulaaloiiera of NaTiaatlon. ,. SWfiHrst eeMrot3 teyfe5ecd! lBoarSrr dbWrmsoner'of Navigation! jLeonarU. J- W. woodsiqe, J. jiver, CONVENTIOhoPTHBDEMOOUAT. Uwnkvatik : i . ; A " !, n 4.r Conven ion of Ithe Democratic-Con. Burvative nartv in the r.nnntv nf TTew Han- : j: ... -7U " " " .... FBI. WIS? . ;-V 15 -oun xiouse .u the city of Wilmington, at three o'clock.on Saturday, the 20th of May, ,1876, toap- P0,Bt delegates to the District and jState onvaiMMna.aaa-j4ag8.aHcntacneaare- Ciiidi- towpsbip vote in Demo- ward guber- Jl!of thai city and townsb'ipjf'V?i!niington nppnL clprp. acRaeq,, Car- I vumiuiutu vi duiu and townabipiU ; imobny f iub uw wnunil, JI1.CDB1B. dUUIl ft . Dh !Cleorge,; of t Oape ii Fear, fThomaar Mouk; 1 bers of tbuhiy iBxecntivaijCommftteel, ! i order, bf s tbe Executive .Coormittee DfinoCR ATlC - CONSEkVATIVB pA,a.,iaeeHng,jo the"! Conserfativeaiof jBladefl ,sOjUty,-held ,, a. , Ejibethtori, April 29tb.CapL 3, T. Melyiri was, eaK ed to the chair apd C. O. Mercer requested to rtMSetaVy ! f CapA:?!. jLbn waStheni called hpbn ; and explained tbe object of the fmeetiagHb Slje.foribe, purpose of appointing; delegates to, jthe Statft'taiji Congreasibaal, Couvn'- tions, and . electing a . County Executive lid! i i j.. ii'tiiy,&n.tr iiudt . yiM t. 'I6ri nibtirjtf, echnownship'waslidwy two delegates, ; with. two , alternate. tffi Jhe Congressional Convention, and tbe fbllowr ing named gentlerrietf were kppoitrted from lheic.respectTej tow.Bhipstil-j-e,f mtf'ti I Elizabeth lownsbipD. Cromartie, E. L; McNabb; alternates, RB: RanC0Ck."RH Lyon. Hollow. Ma ; T(D. Love, , Alexj Brisson; '''alternates, Willie l Whitted; " Drl tWmi ! Willis :ii Biadenboro, . G.Oi-Mercerj C,. W, yUliams;. alternates. J..E. :KUby' R. L; Jones: -Brown Marsh, J.lt. Ciirw Ji vAu KUby j alteroates, vD. TC'McNetiy 0 J It. L. Bryan; alternates, J. T. Counjcilr.C T.: Davis. Bethel, W. H. White. J...Mon e; alternates CrW.Lyo'Mi-Mcj IfeilLu; White's .Creek, JxSnRuss, Jj A. Edwards; alternates, James .Jobnsoni .VQ' Elkins.' TurnbuH,' !R ' W: TatomJ .A. A Cromartie; jaUejrnaies, J, t& Melvip J. J. lSuliard.. Abbottsburfr. X H, Hmilji It; J. MeEwin; alternate:J; iJTbbmpsoVii James Gordon. , Co! ly, CL P. Parker,: Wm Meredith'; 'alternates', D. M:'5utlon,'.'P.'Lj Cromartie. if ' v.-i noii mtn -:v.Ijj I ,On jnotn, eacli township .was . allowed one delegate to the State Coriveritlon,.and the following - gentlemen "were Appointed j wjth power of proxy: Elizabeth, li. .H.-Ly-i' on; Hollow- T. D, Love; Biadenboro Woodbury Lennon; Brown : Marsh, J.B4 Clark; Carver's Creek, ;K. JZ- Council j Frenehs Creek, Dr. Fred. Thompson';5 Cal-4 ly; Rev, Colin Shaw;j:White ,Oak, J. T.( Melvin: Bethel, W. H. White; White's Creek, Dr. Mill Graham; Turnbuli;il J. WZ Tatom; Abbottsburg,;L H. Smith. 1 . slt ? ; J hp following genuemen were appointed an executive uommittee.' tr. vJ. Lyon, ' J.T W. Purdie, a O. Mercer, J. H Clark,,. J4 E. Smith, D O. Hanlon W K- Crbmartiefcc JJ T. Melvio, O. W. LyoS, J. AV; Edwards, H. R.Francis, X.H. SnHh, n -a nsi, i uo awuoD, me oecreiary was reqyireu. to furniah copies of the proceedings of this) meetins to lhe Star and Journal. , ot.Wil- mington, and Fayetteville Gazette, for pub licationl pitii- Jrjovl so: . I. Qn motion, therCopvention adiourned. 'PnV'r jf T iJ:T. Melvin, Clfmri. liCJsQ MKBa8ec?ryni; ti'it r, tl : A!Rhc oreVolitWoMrvniieeL1 f The latest Cbifteimial Curfbslfyi Jiadded Jo us .yesterday lots out inseciiorxjiis -aj ,piecq of Continental set ip4 issued .jby. jibe inscription :, "This 4;eruncate lnliues the BekreTlBn- nlsnea'TJottarVol teVaiiie1 merjrdlngtRmiutiSn pb'P Cbfigss,i'ih'the4pper nWrghJ o&e Jttote ! are lae worasJfQeprgi.arfi ilT?$iN9 'a clrcfe onrthe4iace o2 the Vote a Palmetto! Weeurnbuntid'wtih tte,mbtt9,: aurgtti" The; fonowinfe) signatures appear i Geo. Qosstopi Wm. jGUjhoeA Peter BaflJ .W Green, jiW Aayard which was orieinallv in- the Dossessioa-ofl I .Mr. Zelas Strickland, passed into the hands hcCesslvilvW Puhm. &tfli&P& 1 m .r, - . . r rl Strickland, M Caldmbris1 ObuntwhoS b ia now the cusc4iaB"iof 'tbiaReVoldfiQbaiyi IfJIbcWchJ aireMkbJe,iatai(9d tj :-ervatur,;oempjtTOyon yeliowpaper We learn irpm a. menu . at .Fayette vulet that thb election Tn that fown passed om 'imumHSJtmk?: QilneyJ R TuScanlin,: JW. JBuEyi, Coasertalites; andiME. Wade,vW. RnLover, iaadLJMS. Jary,.; colpredrfepubjica "Votes were polled out of a voting popular onyfVt)Hbese?Vo Pi&e w'lbftex'anA iit Wllle rJolor-edbox. !iilAOoldsbbrb(l4si flssia p.UMjBpfiiibiic4; Afckwe3ectabW ownuei m. win. waintntjrnoei yaw- 4t c' W . T 1 - T . 5 . TV. ton Greene, Stepiien D. Fairfield. ' : TrlMlitpbajttaeaPlUa vjjl ifj J? ribitfnM,rjdirfwif w. bj I j irpv ir-j-ovcff rr oTTtrfrfrpf jef j lubit ur allow the sale of fpirituous.liquorsi , A.iti,;ore, : uarver's ureeKi J.-iU Jjaqiel,,! : GRobinsimterhafesJ: 05 Giiiam,;iJ! H. iPricbaU . i freheba Oeefcic Fi Groom B: P. Allen: alternates I). O, Haulon.CoL voted for. and that was a fusion ticket, ast follows : t'layori Ai . AT McKetban, ' Sr. terday, of the triumphant acquittal of Mr. oflBancoinCbtmfy ml -whifih ihfc: atbbdic3dii3n(8hcr9noj aif irahdi mtincailflri -bvtV'nianT jrieiids; WASUINGTO.V. V- - - . ....... . The . impeachment " Trial " a n 4 lhe 1 uvmwu ui j 11 riiaieuo n Tha Fpeatter.JilpNavalIInli0Iry - Kni. ployment ef'Bnetiter,dEc.. tSpecial Dfepatcii ttnbe7Baiamore Sun ... ;-7riW4snGTPApril .28. The public 4oterest;io the Belknap impeachment Uial showed considera ble abatement oda At ho time were .ibe'aSleiesiQTQrtAbluUed. an J JudgeB&ck alappear . in the oenata ai7aiianamr.t .Blair only in thehlmberiheSwh.Qle lday,' inclu dingyie Jtwo or -threeihours that the Senate was in thcnrarble fbom in se-Afffj'serai'-'of his friends st upctom'ahdeonversed jth5hiin5 Irieludjng JusT,ie Jdiller, of jthe Supreme Qourt,:;whoj is. from the sajnStatelaaen-:Befknapr and Pn0arfielC jOen; elknap con versed with great -freedom as to the .pdsitionricb; b,e oocupies. It is in F f eyreifjQrn thefactibh ;taken bv tlm k Senate. its deti&imnation to have e - tne- quesuon or juriadictiou argued p.reTimjnarily,that, coo8id4rable donl)t xiRts in tbernindaf of'Se'batOTS on i his ;eyllnppktalpw .of those who are generally well posted Senate -will decide that it has no i jurisdiction. ;$!eighejc tlie respondent ehaU bave the closing r 'Mpie ri t tli e;!$di te.seemsTto have de- , iwugo.-i.iierei . a possiouiiy t h:ii :tbVbrer'ber(BTersed;as" to this, Senator McDonald's motion to tliai effect now. being pending. has up'to this time summoned tw ent y three witnesses in the impeachment trial ; ?JThe8e. witnesses are iall on per diem pay from, the date of the sum- mQnsahd by -the time, the iinpfjicli "nienx iirbceedings krb terminkted t In; MLfii L?' L--r . i -.1 i uiu on tins account will ue qaiu Tespeutablel' T i ho The fact Hhat; ' the committee m. rules to-day reported a resolution fanjnsjarhieh;; was subse quently Vdopted by. the House) u, authorise the Speaker to appo i SpeakerfBfemforr5len days, in.ji-: again iJea,Y the:-i chairs lor a bri. r L peripdjii jSearchfpf tealth., The i.I ;5Uie; aittfjUauinofie. . ine,appoiut niet jof ' rSppaker. pro.- tem except fQrone '.clayi and Tt will be recollecteil 'tfiat jately, when, the Speaker went to 'ew'Tork, thy Ierk called the IIous,. to I order and Mr, Cox was elected Speaker pro tem.; The new. rule ob via(e8ne i8eVessity of a5 he w election. Mr.'jKerrsi health baS been bad ever .suioe the Congress met in December, .and,. his Jjcie.nds, ..fear, that he will not .be "ableto ''3fi.UT';9uCnis.term.' It is odefatooo! ihaldurlng-'bis absence Mfe.' Kerr? will designate Mr; Springer of Illinois as. the Speaker pro tem. , PBOTEOTION TO BIRDS. ip-l)il ,i)ii30v Jrt la Act to Protect DIrdafu tbe Conn. iknaentiVFarren Cinllloi-cl, Kpeklne- ilea ui umiuiauiUiDagipu, nowan, i ,a W-.TVi,...' irin-m - .,,, r , HfSec.;K J2We' General ' Assembly of oars ana EageeomDe. .North VarMificf enact. fnThat it shall he ? unbxjful, iO h kil 1- orj shoot, trap or net, ajuv.partr5dges,f quails', doves, robin, lark "pr': mocking bird, -Ar wild tarWoHbe'aWeVTitmed : cemnties j .hetrtveeBthefirfirst! : flay of .April an t.ke fii58ft.ay of Qctober in each and every year, and anj. person so offending shall be guilty of a. mi8 deraeab?or,3 and 'oh bon vition ' th'efeo f shall'Jie iibeQ rot.exceed ing iteri dol lars for eacland AYer,yi offence. i Sec. 2. Thatf it shall be. unlawful for any person to take by net, trap WWill withubany thirds " rhen- AiondiitPseotion! one oithis act: 'on vtbiejjads o ayjpersoft.livjrig Within RbWatf rAnsd,u Wa'rrU" 'Guilford, or juRdcIrihgaJuHfjO range; Caiwell, Meck Uepbrgandleobe, rva. i?a.va aauuo auu out uiovu ov V fefnabgalhstl 'provisions of this iauw- uaiLe3LUieiuea!guiity on a mis demeanor, and upiqcnvvQtion thefe of shall be fined ten dollars for each and every offence. "" I i SecmilctMwIf ,p4 In force .4 rofonand lafitetqits Iratification. ! 1 fy$BfyMhfcMi Mrch, A. hv ' bn2!th polnV'lbf 'oVder raised, that nothing but what is gennan ;to the the rWhe4e!intrsfemog,tbe.Indian ser- olfic-feUfteuV arJepartmen Ain . this manner on the particular point raised, j but it doesltway with a system, and , itpmicidrrsn j been constantly gainingrgroond. i It asibepijchitejiBh.e. stages Jseea-alJappropriationibiUsjao matter .haf,tbjiy, frpoVfsjghl; ,bp. Usually and because or the fact that to delay ho'r the Preaiden f.ta interpose.- h is veto, lost the bjljrt) j,The , ;ruling; will eompfil every rnpaanf a ; hfjfpra Con- and not tovpeing bolstered up with en 8aginoWatfon ilhic'ecessitV rbWr.kbe'p cFiweh aaigra'ii'fnatier'jas thELadwis- fort ?ptjmrfjp . If joo nave Been ancingTOariunch, wh ch bow erir ydd (yul4 Rwevtee), 4 to-ir.' iiuliV V Jretabl Plli will place yoa la a good oi.di'-ion I counties. to-wit:Davidson.-RandolDh. Luorremondence of Baltimore American. JTne decision eiveh bv Sneaker fP.iWl WV. W P? vast, impor tance.. Not only does it defeat mdboftfC6rantteef,!of ! m ine - session -ior traemDers to ddetfnia01 ateenamentsfT' to the P

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