WtLMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA; SUNDAY, SEPT. 21, 1879 .
Single Copies 5 Cents NUMBER 3S
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TE GDNtBAL NEWS.
psi-lent Hayc :wJ parly have been
rfC.ivt.l i" Pe'n.it. I ;
I ,;,.,., -iiHtrM nt i- lo-ifrly '.M'rli l in
San Krai.ci' "" S'"'"! City-of
Tiki"
Tm.iu -lapan threat i prvijara-
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fr Chum, tin ''' '1 li "I'tlie
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it I lie :u .'tou:i con-,
nl Mr 'onklin;:'s
reCtTtion tli rc:
'No man ovt r ' ie
i ' I ii'ir I ecept !"ii -
reived a
Never iv.i
admiration more I'l.iMin x
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In- lr
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I, n. iv a t in ul.ir aulhoi -iing-- thf
l'li.tnirii nl 'l he Uniitil Slatt-.i, and ll.f
V-ii itml' I ii asiiifi al . l'io-li'ii, Ni -w
V,iil, riiila.'Kll'lii.i, I Jail imoivf fin
t'linin'i, fltifago, St Loiiiv Nfw Oil
-nit aii'l lan I'Yaiiei.M'n, lo pay out
,1,1 i.iu ;t wt'll as- silver coin and
, u iU-, iii"'ii v'io t in ii'irt ttlilig.iiioii.t l
c ;vivt'i,imi'Hl, uii'l upon atlvaiifi'.i -to
" il -hui-nij;; tillic "T- a- lar a may Im"
C'.iivi im iit ami n;i tn";thlt,'i
Mure f Viwai-'td lro Am'-.m v(
tlii iviiiiiii-vael, t ittnci iimcut has,
in iM'f'hriiir tint.- -jiiviVioiiH, paid out
f (,(?!",'. "i(l t'liliro iinioiint :ij'i
i,n'ii lift iy t'ofigrcHrt for this paipose
was f . .''-.Ui'iioiHl, mi that there s ilL re
inafMH f:i,iW1i'iHI in ihtt Treasury , sul-t
)i'it in (lie rtiiiisilio;n til" the Seefit.iry
n llif IiiU'iinr. This balance is to :be
"
jui'l wilt vrt v p( M. .
ln'.tu party, nl' M.iiaeliusetts Was ceter
ir.iijil a! -.Wniet -It r on the l'th. lien.
Jluil. ni i--ii!i i ,' ;iml -.speeches yvcic
Lilly hv ia-Si n. il 'i ,lt well and l-out
' .-II, ;ti.i 1 ,Siul"is' Ihiniside, Pawes,
Ih'ar, amt I'llit i-'. Mr. Stephen' 'M.
M i ni in w.u pivfvn't at the orgam
ilinrt -iii' Is 1 1 in .tdo' an elaborate, atl-
J'
.IV ' tmllhl I oil II llp WtKiwaitl,
Mil'
iif.;tj;ii, aiitl possibly vs lax as
iV.l.'i.!
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"tfk" ra!
the' terminus of the Union U'a-
ilrnail. lie is getting up a scheme
""f'T a lit-w trunk lino to connect New
ih null the I ninn I'acilie, cither at
'ii.ili.i or liirtlu r (int on the liiu'with
t i i;uult I'i'ii. , - This new etin
- nv'ii.l.ur.l lim will lu-i iVi eonifHH.iLion
V.niih-ihilt anil tile lV.iuisylvan'ia
v'vulr.il anil ctlier through routes,
l:'vt' Ai'-li-iuini in trouble, ii 'eiu wei!.
4l'.' 1'ieteiit - nicer,' Yako b Klian,
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IHClllll UK 111. j,
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ti I ! .ieed on ' the th'ont bv
'Mr ii.il.i, ii,,', H.tvf declared -.the bitter-
(!i,'H!l!'
lo li)::land and ha sum-
.11"'ii:;l l.'-.-tUoi all bis nioit warlike
It", tt r, lu.iw said tt-al his (ody
iiU'i! i-.tMioipated- in the slaughter of
r1" bo" nit euvcy
.V-t. til hiium, Mr. 1'uld 4I10 lie
t4. ,. li.ivo a ' statement of more
,u: "v" en'iimn- in the 'ci-
in
.nidi tMiii, the following; "lie knew
jvfi'iet'.v will Ui.v, he bad.-no under-
ft M . t . . .1 t - 1-
i -.it mi nun inti tv w ii ii-ii ,i 1 was
il'lt t the l-;ll nbtlLtiiil 'ia hold my
'',k .1 in tnent longer lli::i I p'ras'ed
II' lei'e iMcdiut before ho went, hi
'ul l.iii-nsj;;. at th:t tiiiu-, hit.
ihtuvHMi m Ihue suvei4t.ve publish-
, tl ml. ru ws MUvV'liia return, all prote
I i lie kiu'j lie, had no muIi under
U'I lli w,tu ,,..' ...
M.
Ji'Ui-i U sip il l woU kll iWII
' a in ni .i r ui.ui loi ye.u, a inl
ij -.Attio oriiitiAtor id tho Kjitem
0 ' v um h turr. vbsjippearrvl about
, .t'o nn gi.( an I ua trace tf him
1 . 1
'. I he NvhhmI iH iu-K ratio ' vVtnuiitlcv
v'tt -t p. 1 locrther iti Sw Ymi itl it
uirvlittt; ven uul ol Klt) eij;lil
.rii-i. rtii J, not hor an'.? vcrv
'f'val nuiunt ol ctithuijtm.
, I'Afinl Drew, a dl.nguuli-.' I .(w
liork tiuir.ricr i dcf l, agtsi ;
Tb J rami Lodge of thtfl. O. K F.
in session at Baltimore. " "
K ing Cci j wayo ot the Zulus ba been
caiturJt and all the principal Zulu
chiefs have surrendered. .
The Hurrcnder of Lord Cornwallia at
Yorktowa on the ISth of October 1881.
m to be celebrated on the 19th, of the
coming month. The occasion in worthy
a nlendid demonstration. ', r
Jur Senator Vance has Weu intei
viewt'd on hia way to Kaunas, aud says:
"A lvt'i'itblican administration means
for in t'cur yours of Buffering and tyran
ny. '! Wr hhould' like td know who lia
c.xj'rTt' irfal any "sufl'ering and tyran
ny,'' or vvfiat Vance meant. ,-
(.iold-iiiilli ilio Coiuuviollrr of Geor
gia, was full ud guilty on every count of
the impeachment,, and in forever dii
jurtlifuri froiii holding office in, the
ist.ite of I tiigi:i. There are still other
case mi h ind for chopping-off official
lit'iuls in fii'ornia.
li murdfrcr, liuck Walker, who
Homo liriK- Ago (only). killed a negro, by
tin? name of Frank lkll, 'a8 a few days
ago caught (so called) by In cousin.
The lael.-i are about as follown; About
two months ago lluck Walker, u Deui
ocr.il, l('ok a' hoe and killed a colored
i.i .ii lilicati, iind tlien .strps o?ut in the
w -; i he Shcritl giveM liim full lime
to 1 i I'.'ic all preliminaries, and then
lie ri-i l ho Democratic Ciovcriior to
oflor ; a reward of f2(M). Whereupon
Walkei i- brought iii by his cousin aud
is e. nihil before a leading Democratic
.liiiHec o the l'o.ace, and is released on
a si i.tw In Hid of 000.
Wallet was a fool to put himself to
the jiieonvenience of going in the woods.
S!i mi!. a Democratic Solicitor make
an ai t( ii'pl o convict him be will fail.
llu it' never has been, and we feel very
safe in saying there never will be, a
while Democrat convicted for murder
ing a eoloicd man. The value of a.
colored man's life is shown by. the
amount of (he sliaw blind' Mr. Justice
llloddwortli put tho murderer under
only live 'hundred dollais, and that
amount we arc in formed is not secured
as the bondsmen are not worth the
: i 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .''
1 1 he colored people should plinish
the nniiilcreis of. their color when iht)
Jaw fails to do it their lives would be
con-ideieil nunc sacred by the present
ollieers of the state. We do not advise
them to take the law in their own
hands, but tho question should bo care
fully, considered by them, what course
should be pursued from tho fact that
there arc murders daily aud 110 one
over "punished for the crime. Xot a
xiny'r while Ikmocrat in (he south has
I'irn htoi'J, sincr the war, for the murder
; if" colored I'tdn.. Yc my it is a matter
fur if. t'ttfoml ienp(c to well consider, aud
the sooner they take steps to see that
the law is properlyf enforced agaiust the
nuiiileieis of udoi'bd people, as well as
the niu.dercis of white, tho better it
w ill for them, aud the more secure will
bo their lives.
."?ince waiting tljo above, wo under
stand, from a perfectly reliable source,
that the friends ot Valker sent Iroiu
Hurgaw down ta Mr. French's rock
ijuairy,. some twelve miles, after this
itlood worth to examine tho case, not
wilhsianding that there wero two other
.lus.iccrt at lhirgaw. liesidesj we un
tiert.'.i'ul that the trial of the case' was
hastent tl without any of the important
state witnesses being present, )r. Jn
neti. the physician who made tho post
in.i' U'iii exaiuSuatlon 'of the murdered
man r U, wss.not at the trial.- So the
utf tir was a grainlarc", in the shape of
justice --Wood worth shouhl be indicted
for : ho mauuern which he u as acted
in the matter.- NVe intend to inresli
'gate the outrage further for our next
issue. ' ' : -1
We uiiileistand that an S(KMi'as the
fa icv whs nver at r.urgaw the cousio
wiio brougiit' Walker in, started for
Ualel-ii a tier tho reward.
Asa mailer of information for our
rvaders wo publish below Ihe electoral
vote of tlio staler:.
AIhIwhiii.. ; tl
MlnitfMilA 5
MlHttourt. .....
NrbrnahN S
NtraU... 3
New HftmiMiblr, . f
At knim.is. .. b
IttUIoraU .. .
(',UiitO a
'onneotlem ....
K-Uttilti- . . S
New Jer?., .
Morll.. ..
North ltrullo . .
New Yora .a5
thlo . a
Orccou... . S
Wel:l ...
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Mtl'lota ....
tni1l:tltn....
1W A
kail . ...
KtMilueky
l.lHUMHII.
M:tltl.
I Vnai" I vnul.-v.. .....".'.
Kliixl Iliu4 ...
Te n n esw .'. -1 i
IVlM f
M Astotius'U .13
Mie!ilmu-..... U
M .rxlatxl
MSKSS1 . .....
Vermont
V Inc 1 11 U ... 1 1
Wml V Irvlnm. &
WltnMa.. ..... . f
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lnUI
Nec sKitr ivMLHeUoioe I"
The Koputlicn now bare a mnjori-
ly rcpicsftiUtioa n Vmjn of 1'Jof
the ttatCA. wUh Indian doubtful.
il.vl U not Wvn tor IVuiovratic frauds'
and rssUik- the llrpublicau would
h.xe, aud nit rixhtfully eutitleU U 21
of the oate.
To rvtHftel carxr in South
Africa, f the Zolu King Cvtywayo,
.llllJ, l-l. "V "--K 'JJIM
JtHh i auBOUcd br tclrmnb I
iloV.ch fra Capetown. V
- T1IF. 11S ESI DKNT.
Mr. Hayes has' been having a good
time at Youngstown, Ohio, in a reunion
of his old llcgimeur, the 23d Ohio.
Artillery, aud music, and Hags, aud
banners, and processions and speeches
saluted him at . every station from
Cleveland to' Youngstowu,, where an
immense assemblage greeted him.
lie made an addrcss, nearly the first
words of which will on ucsount of their
significance arrest the aKIr,'0,,
nation. He said: 'i
There is a subject i.iiorcsiing to every
citizen, and especially to thitse who
served 111 the Union.. Army, in regard
to which I wish to srv a ft w words:
Since our last reunion,, in several of
the statt'x and in Congress events have
occurred which have revived - the dis-
iission if the uucstion as to the object
for which we fought in iho great con
flict from IStil to lSoo, iind as 10 wliat
was accomplished bv theiff'! triumph.
of tho Union cause. Tdo question .is,
what was settled bv tho war? What
mar those who foisght for tho 'Union.
justly elaim;aud v.haf ouirht lliosi: who
lought for secession faithJuUv to accept
as tlio legitimate resnlls of the war?"
An eminent cit iv.;n. 01 our stato, .vtr.
(Jroesboclf. said som.-;'. -years ':,' thai
war legislates
1 ,..,fe...w
1 1 1
th
now
constitutional auienilnicjiJs as..p:nt el
the legislai inn oj' thi' vvav.fir (In- 1'nioiij
aiid said with signilictint en'iph'iiais,
'and they will slam'.'' The iju:il
lghls ainenduicnls :'.r( tin- legislation
ot Ihe war for ihe I'liOri- ainl ihev
ought to . stand. Crt .U .wars alwavs
e"ilatJ.
He then sketched brklly Mr. Lin-
coln's declarations as to the results of
the: war, at CfeMysburg. lie quotes Iiis
anguagc as follaws . : " ;'
"Four score and "seven year- agoji"
said Mr. Lincoln, ' ' oil rd'at hers brinight
forth on this ( iit incnt' :t- new nitiitoi'.
conceived in libtj'y, and d; .licit : to
tho proposition that aii moo eii-ated
eqlial. Now we.'a'o l i i: a great
Civil war, testing w he! her ih:I:, naiiiin,
or any other .'nation so ii.uei ived and
so deilieattd can long endure.'
Ami :ig.iin, in clo.-iug he said;. 1-It
is rather for us ys ." . :: ib.-tt. we here
highly rcsidve ih i't i i-e ii 1! shall not
have died in v.ii'-; that ih'' uaMou shall.,
under iiitl, have .1 new birth of iVctdom;
and tliat government of the people, y
the people, ami for the p. ople. sljaLL
not perish from the earth.''
Wo statement ol the true olin-ets ot
the war more complete thaa this has
ever been 'made. It includes- ! ifoiu all
Nationality, Liberty, Kimal l.ihtsy
and Self Ciovernment . These nrr the.
principles for which. the Union 'ier
lought, ami wlneu it was his awn l
maintain and to i t 1 1 . iiune. -
Mr. llayis then ipiolesp: idler Me. I
Lincoln coiieerning th-e . sophism el
states rights and ' secessimi, and :tdd-
that; . . " . 'r';
Mr. Liucolu,hcld that the United
States is a nation, and that iis iiover-
mcut posscses ample power under the
Constitution to maintain ils auUioriiy
and ontorce its laws in every part of
its territory. The denial -of this prin
ciple by those who asserted' the doc
trine ol state rights, aim who rightly
claimed tliat it was- inconsistent with
state sovereignty, made an issue over
whieli arose one of the, leading contro
versies which led to the civil war de
cided that controversey in favor of
nationality, and in favor of the -supremacy
of tho National tJovcrmei.t.
After extended observations 0:1 the
present aspect of public a Hairs, and
the true policy of the Nation the
Fresident closed by saying; .
To lestablish now the stale rights
doctrine of the supremacy oif the states,
and an oligarchy of race, is delibe
rately to throw away an essential part
of ; tho fruits of tho Union victory.
The settlements of the war--in favor of
equal rights and the supremacy of the
laws of tho nation are just and wise
and necessary. , Let them Hot be. sur
rendered. Let them lie .iith'."uU y ae
copied aud firmly enforced. Let them
stand, and, with tho advancing tide
of business prosperity, we may confis
dently hope, by the blessing -of -Divine
Providence: that-, we shall soon enter
upou an era ot harmony and progress
such as has bocu rare'y cni-v-'
auy peopie.
lU'TLEU S TIL iU V.
There is no doubt but ll.o J'.utlcr'
movement iii Mas.sachuselts is ass ,1 mi fig,
such proportion as to attract the seri
ous attention of the -Republicans. 1'-!'.-
lcr is now cudorsed by three conven
tions, aud if two tif -tlicm wer. Svtme-
what nondescript, the la-t at Worcester
did in fact take a gind deal of 'die bulk
of the Democratic parly f too utate,
hobides quite a sprinkling of f.-rnuT
Republican. Uutler 's couilu'iatkvn, it
ta riaiti, carry with them too icueh
weight and magnitude ty o igooml, tr
laughed out of ij;,at, or t be snerxed
al by iho Kcpublican.
Last year the T-utler ju.n broke into
the hall of the ret;ul.ir Dcnuvral'-c
veulioa, raisl a lumn'.t drove the
regulars out. 1 aptiutxl the whole para
phernalia, and noiiiin 'til TUit'er". . Ho
git at tbctclevtiou noa:'y I l.".o.v v'
Thi jeair th Butleri.es. taking t'..m-
lvc tUo rctlr lVttnvr.i!, l.?d t'neir
cvdtcnti'ou i 1 tho ame hs'l I unani-
oiouly tromina:?. Ba 'cr, ty; a set t.f
dclcgitcst fvg;ilaily" a-pvr.'.-.! ia lv av-
cratic caucus. Whst Uiej ao)uired
by fcaud ll J-car 'tSet t.Mi ly n-il
UwytAT. OfcHirolb' rruUr I tm
tral U hold o'Kvcutkfl r.d rut
out a ticict. Itut a tl-tif iKict lat
, . v J . I ....! " . . . t.
F1' oneygo aisui 1. ; lc
prvpv t
Preivt no tcry brill afnl th year.
CITY ITEM'S.
Chew Jackson's Best Swctt Navy
Tobacco. ' ly
H. E. Scott, Esq., has returned from
an extended visit to Chicago nd the
west. '. . . . - -
The water en the' shoals near Fay
ettcville is reported to be lower than it
has been since 1871:"' ! '' ''
. ' t ... ' ' i.i". 1 1 -' . .";-,;
Col. D. Lt. Mediae of;,thia city is to
deliver the addrcss at the Charlotte
Fair on the Gth of November.
An ice factory is to be established iu
this city by Northern Capitalists in the
Clarendon Iron Vorks building. '
Coroner Ilewlet held an inquest over
the body of a newly born infant on Sun
day last, veniict death from-natural
causes. -. ' " ;
The meetings at the Fifth Street M.
ll. Church are held in the afternoon
and at night, instead of morning and
evening.
Hie eighth annual scssiouof the col
orcd Daptist Sunday School Conven
tion meeis iu Goldsboro on Wednes
day next.
Tho lie'. Jas. 1. Taylor, Pastor of
the First iJaptist Church, returned to
this city Friday evening'. He will fill
his pulpit tj-day. i
Col. Ii. U. llice, who has been north
"to see his Uncle," returned on Monday
last. He is much improved. ' Further
comments unnecessary
Uii'.i, ttr- blonde, is traveling. lhe
last wo heari of the celebrated corres
pondent "Uno," he was in WiisXingum,
being iutervitwed ss usual.
The attentijn of thoKe interested is
called 10 the advertisement of the City
Attorney in tiis isjtuo, in regard to the
pay 111c it of citytaxes.
IJev. J. Exiiig, a native of thi city
has bceiifeccutly elected Pastor of the
Baptist church in Monroe, N. C, for
thoensuing year, a position, he has
Tcpt ably til led for the past year.
Mr. Udwai I L. Hall jJ sou of Col.
U. D. Hall of this city, died in Atlanta
Georgia Sunday last. II is remains
were brought to this city, aud interred
in Oakdalo on Wednesday last.
Oliver Hargett colored was brought
to lids city Thursday night, in the cus
tody ofOflicer Hand, charged with com
mitting a nameless outrage upon a
white woman in Pender county 'about
a month since. T
"Uno" should again visit Johuson,
and hear tho music of the sweet sing
ers of jihat celebrated county, and
while under the influence proceed at
once to write one more otimiinication
trom Ooldsboro. " i
Major J. C. Winder, formerly of
this city, Superintendent of the-llaloigh
oc Gaston and Augusta Air Line Kail
Loads, has been appointedJConsoUing
Engineer for the Oxford, and Render
sou RailHoad,
Sai.i: or Valuable Property.
The large two story brick dwelling
house, situated on corner of Front and
Mulberry street, was sold on the 17th
Inst., at public auction. Mr. Wru..Cal
der became the purchaser for ? 3, 250.
Terms one-third cash, deferred pay
meuU at oue and two years.
K o ai t A 8 es.' Sol ic i tor M 00 re 's 0 pi u
ion is that Magistrates. d i0i have
2'r'..'.V.vT"on iu c:scs which grow out
of a refusal lo work the public road?.
Ho says there is no doubt but that the
legislature intended to invest Msg's
trates with authority to try such cases
but ow ing to the phraseology tf tho
bill they wero -debarred the right to
assume final action.
The Jewish New Year commenced
ou ISth i nst, from the creation of the
world, s010. The day of aloucmcnt
Yum Kiffen, falls oa 27th iust.
U nder the ministrations of the P?stor
Rev. B. B. 1111 asaiated bf Kst. Mr
McPheisou aud wifetbo retifal iU ihe
Fifth Street Mtucdtt Church, cem-
tinjties great interest i manifeateil at
their mcctingst. Over HV persows haTe
pr.fe.sl couvcrstoa.
Uai uu.iMiLirAtr. IlwiUak Cily
B!uc, Olwrliti Vance GuaixUand Kat
lla!oih Guards. commanJ of, Lieut.
Col. A. J. lUswood. arrived in thi city
la. Mou.Uy uighl. Thw tUrro coju
isnnic (Coaipoi the Mh UalUlioo (col
otod f the North Carolio Stale
GuArxL and had frvtu IUleigW tThT
Uit 1 he ah Ihe ciov4 tviiaK
.4 Ium cily were iiectel wxi rtcwTtd
bv lo!. Mabon oa WednoJay Ui.
The tUiliog tui'.iiurf ttl for tbeir
aoe lbursLy uaofitiik;. Vk W
lhT conducted tbetu8lrr ia uch a
cr a to rrrtite U cowmcocji
ljil A-er propie.
Father Gross is a native of Baltimore
Md, and a brother of Bishop Gross, of
Savannah, and is about So year9 of
age. He was educated at St. Mary's
College, a Catholic institution in Balti
more, where he fitted for the priest
hood. He came to this city in 1SCS,
which shortly after his ordination
with Archbishop, then Bishop Gibbons,
and has been the pastor of St. Thomas'
Church eyer since. ;He is held in the
highest esteem by our citizens generally.
Special Agent Chambcrlin, ofr the
Pest Office Department, arrested tho
Post Master and his Deputy, at Came
ron, Moore county," N. . C, htst wejk,
charged with robbing the inuiis. Tiity
were carried before the U. S. Commis
sioner and bound i over to the U. S
Circuit Court. Tl:e 1'vrl Master aud-his
Deputy are both Democrats; Cham
bcrlin is a brick looking after these
fellows. He is the same person who
had one of our ciiizjus arrested sonn
weeks agn, here.
Thk Nr.w Vic.vi: Apostolic
-Uer.
Mark-
Gross, pas-os: of 'StTijiomas'.
C;tholi;! Church, of this cLrv, ha.s been-
designated Vicar Aposilie of jNoi tli
Carolina, by His lUluc-s, t he Pope.
The. posit ion is that V1 aTJi-hop If the
Catholic ChurcdX of equal power, dig
nity and authority with any Uishoiof
the- Church the only dilfeiencw being
that thefield of labor is not tdevated. to
that in a Dioreso. thcie not hciiu
rient number : of Jl maji C'ajl holies
nthjn the limits of North varoliua to
cause it to bo ma le Dioceslc
Tno.w.vs D.i:r.Y, K.--..-- Oar! young !
frieinl, Mi, 'S'lioiii.-is Darby, v. as tin a
visit to his family and. -frknds in this j
city last week. Mr. D.tioy is iinv rc-
siding iu Florida, where be is tri t lie I
lumber' ami naval! store business, aud:
ire glad to learn he i.i doing! splen
didly, Tom has a way id makiiig'ev'ery-
body he comes in 'contact yilli his
friend. He is one el those young men
who works because he likes i, under
standing business at" 1 ven'rs i of age
far better than many -men, do at oO.
Whatever he undertakes prr.:qcts. ' Ho
returned some two years ago ::iiTi ini.k
one of Wilniitigtoii'.s luauti'tiii voung
ladies south with him' ami Sic don't
appear lo regret that investme'it eitl.er.
We know we speak the st-niitiu nts of
the people of this place wh' it we w ish
him and his a long and happy life.
'City': Colrt. Toby Williams, a
tramp, hailing from Charleston S. (j.
was found lurking about the Post office
last Sunday morning before daylight,
and was taken in by a policeman. His
case was turned oyer to a l. S. Com
missioner for investigation.
Thomas Foy, colored, ai rested a a
suspicious characterj with a bag of
cabbage, which he colnles-ed to haying
stolen, was turned oyer to the! Manias
trale. ' j ;
XV m. Walker, colored; arrested for
druukenesd aud disordely conduct lined
!f5 or teu days ia the coy prison.
Throe other parties were arraigned
on tha same charge, but on account ol
extenuating circumstauces judgement
was suspended in their cases.
Dink Holmes, colored, was arrested
lor assault and battery, but the pro.it
cutor withdrawing tha suit, tb.e d. lend
ant was released upon payment ol'cv ats
John Patton, colored, was fuund j
asleep 011 the street and conveyed to j
tho guardhouse. j lie was adm-.in'i-'aod
aud discharged. j
Maiy Anderson, ai utgnc-1 f.-r dtsri
orderly conduct, was disch.irteed.
Tilly Halt, aBaa Matilda IVi ik!.,
Charged with disorderly C' l-tS net, wa
disejuarged.
Jane Hints, charged w e u m:" j-.-.a'.e
otlonse wa KUtcaceel to pay f: ie or.
remain in custody ten d.i 's.
Mag McKoy, colore-J. for a like f
fence received a siutUar eatiiue.
A countrvtuan r;f 'el for drunken- j
ners, w as j released after soe"di!g she
night in a cell.-
Four reuil merchants wlu were
brought up fef falling o pay their
licen tax wet riucil 15 each.
NKW ADVKLTISEMENT-s.
FINAL INI OTI C E
!- TO
DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
1'INAL NT!Cr". b. r. i y .'itts n V, t
' ov'.nt fllV TAXti f " l! ft- 'rr
sunt K ia .-rrxliic w Kb i - a-i
latracU4MMi th Mjtw a ItuM i.f Ai-
.fcrmro. n.l a pr!i n.: of Ut- 4fT'.i-
ntat sm t n.itk'-M t r rsj, ti m, t-t'?
tim t tMMk Uttrs Jc .ii t- tit4 ta
MkliCcl4or UrrS va.t-vi.4acr . ;-Tj,
Tr vLT s Krf tfat Ai 1 sw-ret.'-f
2Mb. lt pvnuaal Pr"rT, .. thrust j. Jir
i4 aciUKtMaVs ,Us Mr: Sv t.. (llb.. ww
T L.i ll!."iad tfc lw vt tv K
.trscetabt ofthv Mairvar 3J IV..-4 wr
taru, tw td 3t4 .4 A;- fe f-rv-jw-r
oCAcrr U musMty ih rw .. m-.i
Jm Ktsrst. My o?wtJe -lsaH
sottnuwu lt.i TMi. au 4 i i'
v rtfVliy ram4 ostV. ta- at". rr if
MsiU:. s4 pimU AT r4 -1- r
tit tr tar&JC ta si - U y nn si
of itt Mij lasns.
ta
An.iaujst r
NE W AD VER TISEMENTS
SALE OF "
The Wiimington,
Augusta B;
Columbia And
il Road, 4
Under Decree oi Foreclosure
VIRTUE OF A CECfiEK OF,
Circuit Court of the UnlteU States, for the
District of Norths Carolina, 4tli3udlcial
IHstxkit, made ia the case ot Xieorge U.
lirown and .Kooch Pratt, trusteee com
plainants, Against The Wilmington, Colum
bia, and Augusta Itall KoadCoinpany, le
fendant, the undersigned, Duncan J,
Uevane, Commissioner appointed by said
decree, will sell by public auction, to the
highest bidder, at theCourt House door in
the City of WUmiHgtoiv in tue elate of
.North Carolina, onVVEHNiSDAY, THK
K1KST DAY UF iJCTOlfiCR, A. D.. 1879. at
12 o'clock, M., the entire Kail Road, as the
same exists and is new used, known aathe
WIL.MINUTON, COLUMBIA d; AUGUSTA
KAIL. ROAT), extending fmm tlw city of
WiiminRtou, ia the state or North Carolina
'to the Oity of Columbia, in the state of
South Carolina, a distance of One Hundred
'ami Jfinety-One Mlleswith all the tail
vays, Hights of Way, Depot Grounds, and
other Lands, Tracks; i Bridges, Viaducts,
fl rw j SSi a 1 1 tvn It n bog ft - tr i n A 1 1-1 r 1 1 cog
e ar Houses, Freight Houses, Wood Houses,
Machine snops, ana au otner snops, nouses
or Buildings, and all Locomotives, "l ender.
Cars aud other KolliDg Stock or Equip
meuts, and ail Machinery, Tools, Imple
ments, Fuel and Material of any kind for
constructim?, operating, .repairing or re
placing the said Kail i 4oad, or auy part
t hereof, and atl Appurtenances or Fixtures
of the same, belonging ito, or purchased by,
said belore named defendant, together witU
all and singular thel Corporate Kights,
hranehises and privileges of th isald above
named defendant, as the same are set forth
in the Indenture Of Mortgage referred to iu
the Kill Hied in said case, and all the estate,
rights, title, interest property claim and
demand of said defendant, in aud lo auy
and all ileal and Personal Property, or
etlects herein beforo referred to, or which
is owned by said defendant.
TEItMS OfF HALE. '
. The purchaser will be required to pay in
Cash, on th day.ot sale, or within Thirty
(.'') Uays thereafter, the torn of Twenty
Thousand Dollars, and the residue of the
purchase money in three equal payments,
at Three, bix and Nine Mouths, trom the
day of sale, with interest from that date at
the rate of six per centum per annum. The
purcl!aer or purchasers imyfpny any iart
of the purchase money not required, to bo
n.ii.i in Cash, iu any of tho outstanding
bonds, or the coupons thereof, secured by
tlie Jiiortgage, or deed of trust, referred to l u
tho Bill aud decree in said cause, to the
extent of the pro rata pereenuige of the par
value of tho said bonds and coupons which
the holders thereof will be entitled to re
ceivenpou the distribution of the proceeds
of the said sale under the aforesaid decree.
The certificates of indebtedness mentioned
in the Billand decree In this cause, will'be
received in payment of the purchase money
except the sum of Twenty Thousand lhtl
lars above mentioned, at ihe aine rate as
coupons of tho mortgage bond", provided
that the coupons pledged as collaterals lor
said certiticates, and to a -like ainouul
therewith, shall accompany and be sur
rendered with the Maid certiltcates.
l'oss-ession will ho delivered to the pur
olciser whenever aud so soon as one hail of
all the purchase money shall have been
paid to i lie undersigned Commissioner, and
tite . purchaser or purchasers, shall iiavo
assumed all the contracts and liabtlitits of
in-.' Keeeiyer herelofoie npioiuted iu llits
eaiisA, and shall have indeiniutled him
a--.:.mst ihe same, aud when the Court shall
so order under the terms of the decree,
DUNCAN J. DEVAXK,
Commissioner
aii-;" Vol
TiE'AtiOASs.wni
r i: tt it v i v i s
PAIN - KILLER
ISTHE
Best Family Mediciae of the Ae.
And iiliv it should be kept always ueur at
hand:
1st. 1vin-KuJ-kr Is the imtst certain
holera cure thaf medical science has
produced.
-'ml. 1 MN-K.u.1 r.B, llarroa and Dys
. outcry remedy, seldom 11 ever falls.
:ird. I'ain ICn i t k rwlll cure Cniiiipt. or
r.tiii.- i i ' parl'iil Uio tj.lru. A
siin;1' - tisu illy alfi-cts a cure.
1' i N ICi i.-i.Kt; Will cure.lysi rpsla Aud
Iudlvlioii, I! used according
IlllK f
i Ulrec-
lllMiS.
Vti. POiX-K n.i n: W an alinl never fall
Uicute lor sudden CoM, CoUfbs, Ao
u. e. I'.i -K illkk has pro e.l a 'overrtlgn
lU-e.i -Iv lor Fever and Ajiif. nndrhlll
1'i'Ot; it haa cured the uml obMtaale
nil. l"l K I l.l. KH sit a llnarafiil I un-
jii.iiol li-r Kr"l l'-tu . litll'lu.i..
Kurn, Itrutse. Ctit. sprain, .to.
s-.h. r.i-KtLXXM ti.v runs! r - of
Kin Dtu.itlsia and Nrurallaaiter JtaTi
stsnliut.
nt.. i vT-Klt.U B will .IcjaruT ruu. Tri
or.. Whitbw M4 sofr. alUi rejid
Vrvtti pain after the Bnrt rpllcalo. .
h. Vt Klt-t TV-. CMit llelche, &d
TVKtliAcbe.
i ;
llj. I Ai.KlUIS l
.-' n.. Mid n J sv 4-if Id Usit
tb. I'iio-Kiuu Iumi bca bfr t?v
.liiu w tr U ut ir y ' r vftd t
i urr!jr efsJ; is-rliir .'9 U
lr- aa4 l srrjr tataiy TT
nmi ijxtf stU4iaa It tav. 1 mslli if
..:, lh t-t ut I -a.i v Uf
?f-y t-t.:STT!y riat4 ky it. a4
itecrus uwwet x rua a4sSeia
La In a-irft fcisi U.nmf a 4s
suO.- ! itcj-fsSJ afctatury (ktvcmi
bMty Utlm wKi tbts Tsi-
raw4yjhaa m lrf it aivmy aar
TW I i -K ria a i a-ww ka n n a.4r-
crain ta rv-r 6artr 4 tlh '
sl maij rlT V iiry v,
uiwrtwi ta aV U Urn .
1
ERTIS
EMENTS.
We stood at an open window
leaning far over the slll.i
And il something hadn't hapieiHd
We might have stood there still:
But we reached for a banging shutter
In blinding northeast breeae,
So our friends will have to be invited
To join in the obsequies.
IF WE COULD ONLY HAVE KNOWN
what a storm was brew insr tin n tesipotl
and now far ort that fh utter was, we eh-nli
never have ventured our head ouisidu r
tht window: but it is too hue ioritrr. tH
now; we are nonpius-e-l. couMO.etely
squelched, have been sat npii. ii'ul our
friends and the public gcnertO'y nre re-
Kpecuuuy iuviiei toaltend ihtniwii(icivu.
SATURDAY NEX V
and we stakcour rejiutation On 1: iniii
uiegrauuesi iunerat they ever wiiut-ssed.
Ashe sl'im he slides, and i v. rv t-.m. h.
slides he s-lipsn most wo-iuflv. "Ve ie.vfi '
our"klnd friends" to find ou the me iiiinj
of the above, and while thev m e ihei .'so
we win asu the follow ing qtustioii!:
Havu't we the ugliest aud dirtiest More ia
the State?
llavn't we the poorest stock o gtols Id
Wilmington?
llavn't wo made prices -much h:hciuee
we commenced?
Havn't we been very uuacei inmodating
and impolite to you?
Havn't we charged you for all he goods
delivered? ' .
Havn't we made a ureal nianv mistakes
and refusinl to correct them whcii ourattv-u
Hon was called therel i? '
All of our friends who :.nswcr "v" to
the above quest ions will please not buy i!uui
us auy more. Uespestlull v nd iiuly.
P. L. BRIDGES S &G0.
Iu glancing over last Siunl:i". pajvr w
regretted tonotico the tacit iieh.i,owl.H;a
nient from hoim-ur our broil. s r ; r.n-. in ;ii!.t
we had taken away purl ol liu-.r u.u:e ami
making nu appeal to theoilu rs Ul,t !.. 1 uvu
them. Wercgretthisc xceediii: iv. .ee-.a.
ly as they were so kind am! i'n-i'1. tat.)
about our coming to triel. lot--MipiHio aa
we have determined in dv th.-
LAKCJEssT IHMaIL (JlloCCUV
Ll'LMiNs
ever done In Wilintnuton. we w i t i ul
future have to ke. p in.ui L.-nig t tnU-r
hearted, and Cl T UnW.N PHKi s. u litu
more.
IHE BLOODY CHASM HAS 1'KrlN
BRIDGED OVER.
THE LITTLE JpKEK? are not .p..:o
. gone.
A line line of TOILET OAlV- it
ceiyed to-day, very low down. 1
The OLD CAPE PE.Ml is ilounslung
ana ilAUlhLhh swyuiniing.
We have le !i over a1.. .h. ;..! i. il
Cigar of li-a-e." ta Hue li.'ivana ii w.-
Kllil think It would be bud hoi u-yl I
furnish lut; the pnpn wHI (itir tine i ;! :..iy
riKlocUouB, as tin y have the it i.dr-i,. to
ip tin1t Very low. wlueli e. o! nii.r.
With all other fiwul nrt-er. dram ; m ly
aant rnoucn left to nay l r i ut u.ru
store rent aud taxes.
K0T PURITANIC A!.
Altboach opf"-l t.
the
Ui(Unr. 1". l lillllttF l-' d ( ( t
puritanical rtKiluich to rrfnie to !! fl-;
an they think ma IT ItT CI.A .l;is V.Y
MTUllE-cau afford to be w about ; tmlti c
prxmUeth' Ialirtbat tbry uil r. i T
find (Kit there was any on t tie prr ., s
It mut t lak n rie here to Ik ariit.1.
bumuai;dne.k. ;
STUAET DEW and
DUKHAM OLD EYE
received lbi week.
TRY OIT. nt'TTEU AND UtU
TlM UI4, vUlevt. kiHt tX HlN
' W il 1 K K Y ia h ."ui, u be !
bcTlit w&lt al
NEW ADV
1 1 j
1 .
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P L BRIDuKRS hCVi
r. ttmS a-ft-" f fiti.i i tt -'
lMv tk M f WSl even. vrc;-k 1 . 1-.T--
by a Uom vW m i
ta is i md mmt mesi
W Jet t m ftoSaMsf t -4m.li
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