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' Juiicrcd at the Tost office at VUming
f io'i, Ar. CZ, a.j Second Class Matters
-T KATES OP AD VERTISING.-
Fiftv rnts por li nf for the first in-f
: 4Tti-i 'aii'l tweatyftte ccmU . per line
' ' f ,r c:icli aiVl ition.it insertion.
A II roni-'nunjcrttions on bu-iuc inn.it
; Kl'Jre.-eJ to. The Wu-MiyoTON
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' All alvrti8t'inent will b&charged
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The Xupoleoii oT the Nouth'M
(iSruiul Yindiention .!
Tli'e news from Virginia makes every
true PMUtbcruer, crery sincere Unionist,
every luan in favor of "a free ballot
'and a air count," and every American
tth7 desires - Republican institutions
maintained and .strengthened in this
country to rr-joice exceedingly. Virgin
ia iiaa gene for the Reaojuster ticket
headed .by W. E. Cameron for Oover
nor, and John F. Lewis, Lieutenaot
Governor, by at least lfiAOO majority.
' lany ofour rien'daiirwho have not
kept posted, concerning'Virginia poli
tics,1' may-not .understand , how it h
that a atrniht out Republican rejoices;
ut a victory of the Rcadjusters, wo will
explain. The Republican State Corn--'
' uiiltce in i879 refused to run a state
tiiket, whereupon Gen. William Ma
hone, who was one of Gen. R. E." Lee
very best officers during the war of the
rebellion, and a man who had previous
-to tU.vt iime acted with1 the Democracy
becamo disgusted, with the bour
honiimljf his party, and their prescrip
tive, illiberal policy, orgam'zjdhat is
known as the Readjuster party, with
su(iU men as Colonel Lamb of Norfolk,
(Jolobel Riddlebergr, Colonel Ca"meron
of Tetersburg, lion. Frank S. Blair and
other able men! ' They made tbo fight'
in the .first place for readjusting the
state deb a air equitable amount.
And in the second place they declared
' in favor of a free bhllot'and a fair eount,
aud at the election of 1879 they
,ucccded An- getting members enough
, -with - the Republicans, 1 16 control the
tiencrrl .Aisembiy. Ihe lweadjusters
and Republicans combined and elected
Gen. Mahone, who ji very justly styled
the Napoleon of .the south, to the Sen-
atr; and Gen.! Mahone, in return, had
"his supporters to stand , by the Repub
- licaua fur. an equitable share of the OfB-
Cc. Kor did;tbey stop there, they went
so far us to give the colored people re-
cognititn aljo. ' ; ' :
Heneral Mahvonc weut to the Senate
an J he saw at once,, that to make his
- poliejr a complete; cuccesa, her must
work with the Republicans of that
body,, and ho did not hesitate to do so.
And on all political questions he stood
by such men as Edmunds, Logan, Sher
wan, Ccnkling and Cameron, lie con
tinued his organization, and in 1S81
the Rcadjusters held a conventionand!
. nominated a ticket recommended by
the , Senator, composed of Readjusters
and Kepublicaus the Republican
: Convention ri fusing to nominate
candidates. The Democrats made
a fuH ticket: headed by their
Most snd icoit j popular man
in tho .ietale;'. Cteri. lnielr;! - 'The flxn.'
wis- rxaJe by the Dtmocrocy very se
vcr.; theyj brought tvery argument to
b t; the topped at nothing; fried to
W.ldt.i1 bul faiied.Lfiading men to
'I'd up cn the stamp or at the mi zzle
of He .pistol' before them They then
Ported to slander, which they carried
on with better tuccesa, that being the
1 true., fori j ef an1 ordinary Democratic
i Politician. Their war cry, waa down
: iih Mahoneism In Virgiiiia, and the
8uutlet was njallantlf Uken up by Col.
i- 'Icbcrger and other brate men, and
fuikt tut on ; that line. .The Republi
cs almobt unanimously rallying to
the "war cry,M aod side by aid, wltb.
nb and othf r, the fight wa made,
in rtsull aa a conplcte Tiodica
1 cl the coone it Oea" HIian
Mahone and the election of his entire
yt by upward of 1&.000 ttjorHT.
i -H every llepabticaa and aatl-bour-
la U Uod rtjoioK
GLiK-nijr fair.
W are 1 0 formed by Mr. U. A. Bit
' l of Sanpwa county, that the color
4 roplV Ulr of that connty will
te off at Ulntoa oa tht'TUi, Stb,
fca and 10th of December. We make
te ccrrectloa vitJh ttleaaare . aid take
tai occasion to aa? tfcat wt vlala oat
' tctd Wtnda a jraad toccm. Thtj
htto eocct ed, and wt bare do doubt
A World of Qood.
of ihe Boat Jopaiar nediclnea
- before tai Acatrlcaa pdbtic, la
t CiUera. Yo teo U eterywhere.
r?le ukt it! wla tool arct.Ii
6C4i tsea on. It li cct u cluast
tie titu aa irimt etbir LlMsra ai tt
M a vbiakty dtlak. It is csra l ie
V 4 bU3c4 boat act tea tUt cat
tawU tf t&ii. It Toa Ciat
Mahone vindicated by 20.C00 majori
ty. '
ELECTIONS ON THUSDAY LA&Jt
1JD UAY FOR DEMOCRATS.!
Virginia nas been redeemed by Re-'
adjusters and Republicans combining,
by 20,000 majority. - v - o
Wisconsin continues in the faith ly
about 12,000 Republican majority.
'New York .elected the Republican
slate ticket, with, the exception ofllus
ted for Treasurer. i
Massachusetts re-elected Long ' fori
Governor, a Republican, by 20,000 ma
JOrity. J, .':.. , : ;. , . v. i !
l'enusylvania has cone for a Recubli
can candidate for State Treasurer' y,
at least 10,000 majority. . V
Minnesota, the home 'of AVindom '
goes for Hubbard, Republican, for Got
erner ; by 40,000 Jaaajority. ! f
MigEifstprr-lhe birth-place of thei
shot gifn policy, has gone in Xayor o
bourbonism ty a reduced : majority
probably 8,f 00. - :: !
Maryland has fallen behind, and the
Republicans are much encouraged, the
mojonty has been reduced 60 per cent,
Nebraska has come up all right
elects! a Republican, to the Supreme
Court Reuch by 18,000 majority. '
Kansas continues in favor of consti
tutional, government by upwards oi
25.000 majority for Republican ''ticket.
Colorado has gone overwnelmingly
Republican. ; "I ' .. :
Connnecticuthas finally stamped out
all hopes for ihe Democrats ever again
getting into power, by sending to the
Legislature 149 Republicans and 9S
Democrats. To the Senate 10 Repub
licans to 4 Democrats, and one poor lit
tie Grcenbackcr. Uovr sad his fate. .
. New Jersey sends to the General As
sembly: .iror the1 IIoum. 8 kRepublr
cans and 29 Democratfj Senate, 12 Rc-i
publicans and 8 Democrats. ,
It will be seen that he Republicana
have been victorious .everywhere ex
cept in Maryland -arid Miisisslppi
which have only been carried by small
majorities; by the usual bulldozing pol
icy of the white league.
rV' 'l O. C. RAILROAD ' '
lias been sold by CapU David MurchU
on, President, and a controler of a mat
jority of the stock to the Raleigh &
uasion xuuiruau, or 10 juaj. jonn aoot
inson, the . Railroad King of Virginia
and North Carolino. Money, ; brai
and enterprise will succeed. Uur peo4
pie have no one but' themselves ' (q
blame if the C O. Road is now , run to
the exclusive interest of Baltimore and
Norfolk. There is money ! here, but
ts held by the most selfish lot, of b)c
ever allowed to,live. Besides their eel-;
fishness, they have not the enterprise,
of a bronze Indian lg, and we doubt
the capacity of many of Uiem to -look
aftertbeir own interest, without saying
anything about managiag the commer
cial interest of the port of Wilmington.!
No one can blame Uafor Kobinaon.--
We believe in congratulating bim on
hia succeea la obtaining this valuable
properly lie haa ahown himself a
man of great ability aod eaterpriao.'
Norfolk and Baltimore are certainly in
luck ia having such a man to look after
their interest I
The Colored Indoaurlal Fair.; ;
Eduoe Wiuiisqtos Tost: ' ;
r The Colored! Industrial Pair opened
at Raleigh oa Taeaday, and continued
during thetretk, Not, lit, 1SSK A
large crowd was present, and the weath
er belter than the moat sanguine could
expect. A drencalng raia oa tbo day
previous put a stop to the dust and
caused tat grounds to present a splendid
appeanc. The race track wis la iar
better coodittoa lama on any previous
occasion Uaay Of tko baUdUga vera
found tn have beta remodeled, and the
tmprovemeat was at oaeo apparent-
The entries vera found to excel Wa
former exbibiUoa. botA j & quantity
andoaaiity. Tbo stock. t Uo casaal
observer, was at oaccadaiUed to be
superior to that seen at the geaecsl raa
of tatrs anywhere la lha coaatrr. The
cattle, borsea, ke aaeepa, poalur,
A, would com rare faeotbly with aay
aisaUar txhlblilass U thaaoata. The
poetry, xxJ k? tJjtdaSy, irtri tie
mast actaUt fcats?cs of tit whets fair.
ahowlcs rerctioa la
tiaa the meat rrrfsa tzzzzz
t!jkca, la Let w luasitTtr 3t-tt-ti
aay MS prttt-.titlrrt na
Virginia j declares in favor or a free
ballot and a fair cottnt.
Floral Hall, as in the past, was very
tastefully decorated., and afforded some
idea of . the finer feelings and senses of
which the negro is so eminently capa
ble. The truth is no race, whatever
the advantages enjoyed, can present to
the human gaze a more beautiful or
dazzling spectacle ihan the handiwork
of feminine ingenuity displayed in that
Hall. The bedquilt, fine table covers,
carpet rugs, ladies cbstumes, lace work,
paintings, silkemroidery, shell work,
hair work, lace toilets, crocheting, hand
somely trimmed hats, hair braids, map
drawing &ic., were simply grand. De
corative art was proven to be an inhe
rent characteristic, of the race, which,'
added to the acquired ability ia that
direction, 'render them objects of fear
in the race far supremacy. Everybody,
white and black, exalted and humble,
rich and poor; Confessed, that to their
astonishment, Floral Hall wasj equal to
anything ' of the kind ever, shown in
North Carolina.
The products oi ther ,soil4" -too", 'were
vrell represented; every variety of veg
etation- being richly and lavishly dis
played in Agricultural liall. Corn, po
tatoes, cotton, peas, beans, rye, onions,
apples, peaches, with! al 1 the other ce-
rala, &c. Were pJentiftrtly, yet systemat
ically-arranged.. The cotton was an
exception, to the rule, it being of an
unusually rare quality. ' i
. Machinery liall was, well -ft ltd, our
inventive genius being as there howa,
brought Into active exercise. One of
the great curiosities was an invention
by a colored man of a beautiful barrel
with five heads, which was the chief
object of attraction. Jt would - easily
conlrain three varieties of liquids, not
allowing them at any time to coagulate;
Serving, in ji fac, the purpose of three
barrels. The plows, hoes, shovels, wa
gons, hearse, carts,, &c., made by color
ed men, als a attracted considerable no
tice. The wool on skins beggars de
scriptionits flecciness is only equalled
by the finest of great Britain or the Old
,The speeches on the several days of
of the fair were splendid and- to the
point. Some of the white oratdrs made
some pretty broad statements that they
would possibly disown if called to ac
count , by their party, friends. They
seemed free to confess that language is
free for 'everybody, and there declared
in fayor of free speech. Gov. Jarvis,
on .opening, Messrs. McGehee, Busbee
and others, i were particularly promi
nent in paiorminsr. that task, and we
trust hereafter that they will not depart
from those j words in ' practice. The
speeches, however were all very good;
and encouraging in the main. Senator
Vance's speech, on Thursday, was long
and evidently explanatory, as there was
nothing' said that could not be under
stood by the ' simplest child present.
He seemed to forget that! be was talk
ing to very intelligent minds. While
he forcibly remarked, "The world
moves," he seemed not to believe it.
His advice was in many respects sound,
but ! doubt whether the race will heed
it all or not They have too many
academies, universities and colleges to
think of being eatuSed with aa ordia
ary "rough edge education. They be
tieta with Pope, that "a little learning,
is a dangerous thing. The Governors
must sot get frightenei yet, we are only
starting the race. A few educated ne
groes are only the entering wedge lor
the splitting asunder of the degrad
Uoa that alarery left to betmirch the
proud escutcheon of the negro race.
Lawyers, doctors, theologians, all must
graca la character of thta aahta soa
before aspiration caa be exUasraiihed.
The Senator ! did not aay too' much &r
the race, and sought an boar or saora
not! to say too little, j lie ia heartily
thanked. The good we will cherish,
the bad era vna disregard. . .
- If the general talk ia Raleigh caa be
relied wpoa, sotoes both white and col
ored, from Got. JanUe wife daws,
Jao. C Daacy's rh was beUer thaa
Vaacaa, lie spoke oa Wedaeaday Ut
oca hoar aad. la tact sarpaseed general
exrkliUia. lit tZtX Stsatot Crcttji
rUca aad aosaiUtd fcltsttii cstdluy
Sin. Gov. Jan is aad Dr. Katkaa?!
sail "ft vast tpeda speech as aay
fcdf ateded tahtu. . nerrcrtcjeaa
r!s:y CtUal aUaUii am aU tU
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WilUam E. Cameron, the anti-Dem-
cratic candidate of Virginia, elected by
I20,000isajority.r V , : -s a "a ?
in the Banner, the organ of the fair.
He spokeWednesday ton crowded, hut
not noisy house. The Newt and Observ
er took special pains not to, refer to his
speech, other than to say he did speak.
It noticed all the white speakers at
leOcthj It roav be that the fact of hia
being a negro ofScehohler prevented
favorable mention of his1 address. He
was, in fact, the only colored speaker
billed that did speak-ithe others were
whites but these things will right
themselves in time. i r
Suffice, it to say, all told, the fair was
a grand, success. The visit by Col. Can
aday inspired confidence in his leader
ship as the champion -Of negro rights
and equality before the law, ; Every
body sought his company. The Jate
nesa of. hie arrival preyented him from
speaking. May the Industrial Associa
tion's banner still waive. , , ! j
i . ! i: 'b.' SrECT ATOE. "
WixMixGTOir, N. a, Nov. 9, '81. ;
Editor Wilmington Potit 1 ; - !
Believing the public should bo in
formed fully concerning the shooting
of Carey Hill by one May, on the 17th
day of October, 1881; and as I have
never see a correct' account published
in any newspaper, I therefore send you
this account of the sad affair:
I left here on the W'AWB. R., at
7.10, on my way to Petersburg, Virgin
ia, Captain Cutts, conductor. At
Goldsboro , two young men, v who ap
peared to be under the influence of li
quor, got on the train with a woman,
one sat in the seat with .her and the
other w eat the wiwit.; of the seal;
both were smoking, andthe porter went
forward and told Capt. "ho
back and requested.. lae two men to
stop, which very much enraged them.
They began at once cursing the. porter,
threatening to shoot him, and followed
him front one car to : another, finally
overtaking him at a point in one of the
cars where Carey Hil a very respecta
ble looking and well, behaved colored
man, was sitting. - Their abuse of the
porter was so outrageous that Hillnade
some remark' to the porter. Tha two
men, whose names I learned were Mar
and Sharp, immediately tarned oM Hill
and cursed and abused him terrirfly,
Hill said to them "gentlemen, I;have
nothing to do with this matter, an beg
your pardon for having made aey re
marks concerning it" That d&i not
satisfy them, ana they caught held of
Hill's whiskers, which were very long,
pulled and shored him around three or
four different times. Finally Captain
Cutta came ia and jokingly said to tha
men, "ifyou don't stop this,! will hare to
pull your whiskers," and then went ont
Of the car and the too. eg oea Icon
tinqed their sow. Hill got ap aad went
in the other car, they following caught
hold of him and knocked biaa over a
seat, beating him In the face aatil he
cried out for aome .one to take them
away. When Wilson was reached! they
tried to poll him off the train, saying
they intended to blow hia brain out.
I took hold of Hill and assisted him ia
holding on; fioally oae of the men got
Hill on the platfona, and tha other oae
shot him twice. Hill was thea let go
and immediately raa to the other end
oi the car, where he fell to the laor
and died. - V?. V T. 7- 'f '1- 1
I hare never aeea, aor hart I! ever
heard of, a saora aaprwroked aad old
blooded murder ia arr li&t aad thacoa-
doctor, whose protcctioa "Ilia aad every
other passesger oa that train had a
righU to claim yea, dmaad atood
aaUa aad altewed this saerde to be
cosaasitted. I toll Captala Casts ai
tha Osaa that ha di4 not da his iety,
aad every penoa ca lhatraia knew I
tpeks rixhtly. As sooa as tha asibrta-
aata aua UUl was dead it snj dxsp
ed off tha traia, aad are saaved aaj ; &
Tha abova is a traa accoaat cf the
saardac. By pahSahlahyaairia great
ly ehtigt ewry whlu aad ced law-
aUikgciaasaUtataw
TccxlsE. OTT.
.Tha aaar of tla airrra etaaexka
Uca b a kUy rrrcsul, idirri;i
bcriatliscy. U sl a L'a wry u
rttaaVsrSi Va- U gn Cinta La
asy. alta tit csria trt'i sra. XTa
xptCa4 , .tiet aaa 'atacli sir
The solid south brokeuMahone'and
Ridaleberger did it. ' - . .
Captain Cutta, who is one of the Wil
mington & Weldon Railroad Compa-
ny's most trusted conductors, will give
a full and complete statement of the
matter. 1 We will take pleasure in pub
lishing any thing he desires to send us
about the sad affair. .' ' .: i i .
QUARANTINE M ATTEKS.F
For months our people at Smithyille
have been requesting us to have some
thing to say about the mismanagement
of the quarantine, "but 'wo' .lwaj3 hesi
tate to Criticise anyone, and never until
we have excellent authority for doing
so. we received tuo communication
below some weeks ago, but held itf! for
the purpose of esquiring into j the
fact, . which we liayo done," and we
are sorry to say there -is t6o much
truth in the matters below complained
of, as well as in the communication Of
one of the Snoots family ' concerning
the management of Dr. Custis, the
quarantine physician, which we pub
lished some weeks ago. If these things
are true the management is a disgrace
to Wilmington, as well as a very great
damage. .Wo hope Dr. Curtis wil j be
able to success fully answer these com
plaints. Our cotuuiiis are open to him.
SjirruvtLLE. If , C. Oct, 25. 1 SSI
i Mr. Editor: We, the underaigned,
are about to leave your port for Europe,
but before so doing we wisn to settle
up all of our accounts, and after haying
examined our bills we find our quaran
tine charges to be so enormous that we
are compelled, in justice to the. whole
snipping community 10 oaae a snort
explanation. ; We hive now been Con
fined at the quarantine station over a
month: have been compelled to -take
u . j:.t.- : ij
suca men lor uueuarging as me quar
antine physician was pleased to direct,
at great cost, and also employ stetradore
of Buiue vlus, entirely iucapable ot do
ing the work, and beios compelled to
load all cargo here, lightered to tis at
great cost, and extra pay for fumiga
ting lighters, not less than $5 00 each.
with other charges as outrageous, alto
gether, fhich almost swallowed upjoUr
whole freight; besides our vessels are
not loaded as required, and the intake
entirely too small. Now wo feel that
the; quarantine' authorities have not
dealt fairly with ua. One ot -us had a
good charter, which was lost because'
the approach to Wilmington was for
bidden, and was compelled to rccharter
as the stipulated quarantine ot the ves
sel was set toexpire not until Nor. 1st.
Had the said vessel reached the city by
the 20th of October the charter would
slve been in forcpji but " no such was
admitted. However, while loading,
about tho ISth of October, auothrr ves
sel was permitted to go to the city, that
bad no such clean papers as we had! Or
at least no better. We had a clear bill
of health and no contagion existed on
board, and we cannot account for this
singular discrimination, and we do
solemnly protest against such treatment,
which is ruinous to ourselves and- to
the'&hippine interest of rour nort: If
you find a necessity for tho establish
ment of a quarantine it ahouki be alle
gether managed on different principles
and not deprive the vessels of all their
rights by causing them to loose all 1 of
their carninjn br auch extortionata
charges an anca foolish regniaxioos.
1 on r, mpectfu tiy , j
j Two NAVkUToad
The Minuter to Fraact, lion. Lati
r. MortonpreacnUd cn November 10,
18S1, ' la the Union League Cob cf
New Vcrkt a largo portrait of Senator
John Sherman of Ohio. '.!
OIT ITEM8.
Us. W. n 2i. gr flats in thk ' ilv-
Taoaizn aorsr roa tbc torr. . I
, ...: j - - :s
Sabacr.plioa price ol the IWt aly
two dollars- sead and take it at care
ir ,T. . - I I '
Hxcarsioa tarty from SaslthvUTa u
thk city on ranptrt a WeJwslay
Major pnthaa JDarea has rrtoe4 ta
Caariestoa, where hailt be scaled as
Agent tir tha AOaaSia Coast Ut. h r:t
-.;Y; : 1 - ' ".v ..; " ' u p
. Epiira s U tha sasll aLBtrllua
bethara coesaleird aad her Ixipa be
twecw thk city aad EaLUhrllie kava
bfca
Ay?cv5CLxrxT.--Ytf a.-pV3i;
tkt speech a4 U&a Jia C IXuury, th
aba csdaed aaU. asale ai taa Susa
ralr;latcr axt iooa. -
1 - tun win a i in' t i ma v1';'.--:;--!
LeLxi ar aaeak thrm asU
2$X ataraaJera. Srrtrsl tzzntjtM
Lars beta c&aia "tlarlag tia faat wtai
sa kcrtarn drtr 4 la tiw
arrtneqa.tit tlsrrts ts ssezZX
SEXiOTja 'Accidest. Oa ' the erea-1
of the una 6f Aiex. &&&mS,
with 'mraftfc HftTnfc fcnfl tnr'Vil int-I"
sgeableranawaV.'ahd wnUaroundins
the 1 corner' near J thVrBidence of f tie I
late iMr-'WiTOgnIsspwnt,
leaned: from iKi hartr Anl caataf nlnrr
S.,S2'.
assisted 1 in their Removal to" the resf
dencei "of Captain E. WrJIanhlng A1
nlessenger vru dispatched to the city
for surgical aid Dr.: T. Wood, broth-
the sound, ' On his arrlval aad examt-1
nation!'" found iMr " mctet aerionsir
wounded, and
I m tn orl a f ota
i;I)bret oftttla city was
summoned 9 in consul ta-1
ras
ta,
XOr
uon, au exammauon uereippea a conv-i
iinauon aereippcd a co
minuted fracture of the left leg,' and
was decided that amputation rrould Wi
necessary.' At laboutl O'clock ILIiail:
chloroform was administered 'and the
limb amputated about four inches abort
the ankle, which was? tin jointed by the
accident and the "hones protruding.
Early In the djsy .fhe sufferer vrs4 re
moved toHhe city bn 'a bed placed in
an onrnibus? where he arrived about I
noon. iJniversal sympathy is expressed I
foe the suferer In this aid and '
tunate acadent Mairy pTayersVifl as-
woa ipr. nw ooauy com ion ana eariy
restoration. ?ff
v NEW AU YJHtiilSEMENTS. f i
tfm an tffnftBavedtoAntswhol9ny
UU 1U vPUUU UUer goods from tbeMan-
uiitciurer, wnu aaiis ine cneapeat ttvutsicti
STAMPS. ; Bend 10 eents for circular. AU-
j Fourth Bt, WUmlnton,lJ.'Gs
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Office OF.Tu8KcarrAaYiwT)TEAsrnEa
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& Weltlon Kllro4 Oempany win be held
at the OtQce of said &mpaoyt'ln Wlunlst
ton, oa Tuesday, the 23d tneU, at 11 o'eteek
A. XT . r t tst' ' riTrtiwirv! $
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M1B ANNTJAV KEETlJCfJ - OF? Till
buCsUaOl!leraVOl lh Vllmliislofla CulombU
d Aoroata TUIlioad Oompaay will ba.keld '
at tbe Offlefl of the tYcsldcat of aald Com-
rany.la Wllmlastoa, i
laat, wt 12 o'clock M.
Taeeday. tho 53s
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tua beat Wblakey for taa Xooey la tteQty.
fine Clxara, QyatetmAaJ' CaU aad ae hlaa.
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;-!jnmr. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Aurosta and Columbia. ?
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Uolambiak Columbia aad Ureanvllla aad
lfa'Vamant Af all narllaa on matnet rlj
AUaafa-and ChartolU AJr-IUna luilway
viTiaioa, ana tieaeta wiu rrauaeordiDf ly.
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vba naad alncly. are of a peelflo eoniraei
tom. VtMtt i TRAHHrKtWKO TO OTMKIM
TnA.HoauatiiAi.rvacuAiiKtM,aadaaiborni
uia raqauamana or imbuimuob or aaia
op uoa or u uaiiway'e
I To tha end of afford
affordlnc Inercaacd bellU
tlaa Sor vUltlnc ibe Eioltloa. tntraet
Tlck4a.adaiHd to parUoa of ih atao karat a
named, ara llkawtaa onerad. X rrabrim
all tbe aUaalaUoaa of atnete Ueketa. with
tae aoaiuoaai one, uta uy ara good
iraaaponauon ao Auaaia only wbaa pffr
aaatad oa Train a tn anaaarttan lUt all
ernajM or raa arcrrrtc i lam tiikt aa-
Losa to, as m tub raicm o via,
Iloidcra ol tbaaa tleaata mi raiurn at
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tbair
iam aiaciy. wuaia ana panoa or
valid tty, arovtdad laay ara tb odsiaal
parrnaaara, aata ,Maury -taaoiaairaa aa
ordtaaty. ad MUM lor ia ideatiocaiitm or par- .
naaara ana lampinc
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nf rn arawia iwwi
aaa aaan cavaaiiaitad at I
iu l aitMi lal la
attaata. itwtilba opaa a aUnatae prior
ia iba davartara of taa traiaa.
Koaa of taa roadiuoaa of tbeaa lick t' a
wtU baraaasad la aay nairt
lavaauottoa of tba aptutaae fur rat
oaal aaaaaat, ladctnt. aud ftnnd, mm of
Uaaaltbatwaaa AtiaaiaabdlbetfMiaiUoa 1
tiroaada, aotaonaaa tba ara tbai ail
naaaanta axiaa aoainaatiae to a piaaaaot
aad acoaoaaWl vutt.
for ail laawmauoa not anataSnad la lal
circalar. apply to tb iMtMittmO, or Urn
ibaatauoa Ataateaf ta Kail at ia
laraat. . , Ai rvri:.
TROCLAMATIONe
SHERIFF HANGING!
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' Pap2r . Hanging
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OT an klara ae4,aa-Uik.
Tba rreu'att
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