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Volume H
SON, ' NORTH CAEOLINAH TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 18(59.
Number 22
adr&nsv. OnsTtmt 4trtUpst yis
jan:l5 la advaAC. TW trm. I
v i I 1 '-n . ,V .i.r,r : f l M .1 I - l IVj', -; I f i v II II t 1 II M .all. -1 I III II . . . . 1
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NORFOLK.
AMERICAN
Dutton-bolij, Over-seaming
' ' AND '
SEWING MACHINE
COMBINED.
The FUST and ONLY BUTTON
HOLE and SEWNGMA
CUNE COMBINED, IN
: v would; -v v ,
.' ..That can do ALL KNDS
of SEW NG needed in the FAMLY,
FROM THE COARSEST CLOTH TO THE
FINEST FABRIC.
It will work beautiful Button-Holes, Eyelet
IloUn, Embroider oyer the Edge, do 0er-
bv lianl: also, all .kinds of
bi Itching, Hemming, Cording, Felling, BtAid
it.z. Biuding, Rufflii.g, Tucking, Sewing and
. (lihi inif on, nt the arue t'uie.
This UliKAlEsiT NOVr.LTV .OF THE
AUi, is now on exhibition aud foraa'eat
No. 7 Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
MILES & CHEEKMUR,
Dslers in Clothing and Fine Fuinibbing
Goods, &C. . '
NORFOLK.
X. II. I-OSO.
a. c. uowump.
T: H. XiOiig- Ac Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION '
. AND
Furwardmg Mcrtlia..1s9
N. 1 1 lteaneke Square, HorfoiJt, Va,
Will sell in this, or Forward t j North-
' em Markets, ..
CultoD, Grain, PrannH, AND ALL Kinds Of
QREEN PRODUCE.
Refer to Messrs. burras, Harrison & Co.;
Norfolk, Va. ; Wiu. W. Lamb, CaehieF TruM
Co., Norfolk, Va. ; Capt. .1 units Corniefc,Nr
r.liy Vs. ; Williitin Bcanley ft Vons Fttcrburg,
Va. ; R. H. Ci evcy Elizabvth City, N. C
April 27. lsC'J. 13-lv
THt PUIHDEALER.
WILSON, JUHE29. 1869.
J. B. IIeahd,
New York.
C. W. Touno, f
New Yorlu Foi teuiwutli.
HERD, YOUNG & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FUR TbK BALK OF '
Early Vegetables, Fruit, &c,
247 Wasuikotun Stbeet,
NEW YORK.
MOUt'lf, Va., fliljipers may n ty npbn having
their Prodm e sent forward without ottutiou.
We refer by permission 16
Gov. Z. B. Vauee, Col. 8. L. Fremont.
An Act Concerning Town-
. - . r - - nlpf'-r" ,
':. (Passed April Gib, 1869. J
Section 1. The General Assembly
6f North Carolina do enact: That the
pistricts reported 'by the Commis
sioners of the following Counties of
the State to the present session ol
the General Assembly, are hereby
approved, ; and said Districts ; in
qbedience j to article seven, sections
tWee and four of the Constitution,
to-wit; Craven, Granville, Halifax,
New Ilan-Jver, Chatham, Cumber-
Noifulk.
F. E.GooDwixjE, land, Davidson, Duplin, Edgecombe,
Ijranklin, Guilford, Iredell, John
ston, Mecklenburg, .Northampton,
(jran2e. Ilandolph,, , Ilockincham,
Rowan, Warren, Wayne, Alamance,
Alexander, Alleghany, Anson, Ashe,
Beaufort, Bertre, Bladen, Brunswick,
Buncombe, Burke, Cabarrus, Cald
well, Camden,, Carteret, Catawba,
Qlay, Cleveland, Columbus, Currituck
Davie, Fcrsythe, Gaston,' Greene,
R. j. Gregory, E-q.,'" "." MeFbrs. Gro& Tyson, 11 arnett, Henderson, Haywood,
and the Banks nnd Mercliauts generally iu Nor-
N. D. , Send for Cii' ular with price, and 1 IoIk and Portsiuouib, Va.
rUuiii f Work.
March 10
6-lm
Mr I). L.' IIAUDY; at the AgricnUural
Warehoiue, Brick Block, Wilson, is Agent for
th nb-ve Midline, and will receive oiders
fortl.e nnnitt. If orders for three or more
luucliines are received, they will be brought
out. and a liwlr wi'.l accompany them lo give
II neocanary iiistruvlion to' the purchasers,
vacs (UAROR. ', 'after a fair triai, tlu
Mnthttr$ do not give entire tatit'action, they
uilt bt V" M WlIllQVT COSX to time or
May 4 8-3ra. ,
YANCEY. BROTHERS & CO..
I WHOLKdALK UKALKKS IX '
Hertford, Hyde, Jones, Lenoir, Lin
coin, Macon, Madison, Martin, Mc-
Dowell, Mitchell, Montgomery,
Moore, Nash, Onslow, Pasquotank,
Pjerquiroans, 1 erson, Richmond,
Rutherfu-d, Sampson, Stanly,
fnvlte tbe attention of tbe Meictiants of North
Carolina to thviir iai ge and vai lo.i aaboriuicnt of
FOKEIGX A.ND DOJXKSTl J
A. STATON. W. It. HKMTT, T. M. BAUNA,
Hamilton, N. C. Norlolk. 1 ' " Norfolk.
STATON, BENNETT & CO.,
COTTOM FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
, McPiiail's WiiAar, -
' NORFOLK, VAj
This IIotiBo does strictly a Conimiscion bpsi
- ncM, and will under no circumstances, depart
liom the pi iiicli lc.
April 10-lj
notions & Fancy Goods.
Atlantic Block, iaiu atreet, .
NORFOLK, VA., Stokes, Sarry, Transylvania, Tyrrell,
Ujnioni Watauga, Wilkes, Wilson,
Yfedkin, Yancey and Caswell, shall
Notions and Fancy GoodS, I h6 ccrporate powers and shall be
including a full line of Hosiery gloves, known as: ToiYsships by the bound
li AN D KERCH it Frf, ,HOOP SKIRTS, UM- ar es and- by the name respectively
BHELLAS, PARASOLS, DRESS HUM MINGS , I . . . v.. i i , ,
.., . . . designated m said districts, mav be
small wares generally. altered or divided, or new Townships
Having had much experience in this business mly be erected, by the County Com-
pared to oiier the strou-eat inducements to the missioncrs in tue manner specitiedjin
YANCEY,-BROTHERS & CO. ; suprdivision nt teen, section eight ofian
March 30 ".. ' ; . J Sm. . L c .i - i a .lia 'j
f ; .. . 1 nvi- oi iue vjrtiiei ai x&iscuioijrj eatineu
W ill. di JOKfl)Alj 'An act concerning the government of
Jounties,' and ratified the fourteenth
GENERAL
W. K. IIUDGINS,
IMl'OUTKIt AND DEALER IJT
HARDWARE, -CUTLERY,
JCc.M Market Square, XURtULK, VA.
CSTALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
COMMISSION MERCHANT, f August Anno Domini eigh
March 23
8 3m
) ,'; r;AV M VERS,
(roUMEELY OF BALI3BURY, N. C.,)
' ' WltOtFSAffn PfALKR l!l
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
KBUOUMEKCIAL'ROW, TTIRRY WHARF
! NORFOLK. VA.
' "Always n liund a full nsro'rtmenf Of Fclcct
W I N Kt and LIQUOR?, both Foreign aud lo-
tacsilc, which will bo sold to th trade tn as
. Office 30 Commerce Street, I,
.'..4. .J' - -," : J.
ILJCWltVl UVI1 UUUII P1U fcV VX.' VVWO- I ' 1 11 V 1 1 t
I io v.i nirtr c hn I I ri in rri -o m a tr
TRY PRODUCE of all dtecric lions, ou wbiCii I '"v jiauy, v.
liberal CASH ADVANCES made when re- the lJOard of Irustees of the Town
quired. ' - ;" l-i.
Orders for GENERAL MERCHANDISE
promptly llilcd.
March 30 '. . . . 9 6m
teen hundred and sixty-eight.
Sec. 2. All acts or proceedings by
oriagainsta lownsmp, m its corpor-
HOFHEIMER & KEMPSHALL,
,' .' WHOLESALE "DEALERS' IN
BOOTS, SHOES,
. No. 9 MARKET f QU ARE J
NORFOLK, VA.
ship. : . 1 ' 1 y
Sec. 3. The Board of Trustees of
each TownshiD shall consist of a
Clerk and two Justices of the Peace, onages, ana to - license
except as otherwise j r jvided in this
act in respect to Justices of the
piace, in; those Townships in which
cities and towns are situated.
I "J---.----.-:
Sec. 4. In every Township in which
any city or town is situated, or
which may consist of a city or town,
We Intend to be the LEADERS OF LOW
PRICES in Norfolk, ttnu at the banie time fur
accommodating term ns can be had bore or niMi iour customers wiiu sue. uooos as eun.ot the. number of Justices of the Peace
elscwlirre. Orders rcp-ciluUy solicited and Kl5 t""''"luui 1..
Ui: UK, W Lumy , iuviu ci
urdt-ra from the couutry trade solicited, and
prompt attention given to same. .
March a . . - o ui
tiller! with PI OUlMliCS Oud defimtcll.
B jiifki advantigf a otrernd to the trade In
DOM K.STTc LIQUORS.
irt whlrh I Cnll ESPECIAL ATTENTION.
March S! ' ' " : '. .'8801
tojbe elected shall be two more than
. thenurAber of Wards io such tity or
;n rt f ESTABLISHED 1831.
'. w , 'v . . - i ' " . i ;'
J. JI. FREEMAN,
'
; WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
Xr, 29 Main StrertCorner of Tolbot btrtet,
XtfOXiaPOXsIE, XT.A..
Constantly, orf hand a Jul! nfcortrnenttf ...
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,
! ".' 'spectacles, &o;-
. YST Watches nd Jewelry catcfully aud rro-
Iiprly K"psirvd.-.- .. '' r,- :
. eririlulr Work mrde no to order.
Mareh 2.1 - - v. i 1 : . 8 Una
aikb Btuca. .. ; , josEra Biqoa
... ESTABLISHED 1851.
"KADER BGGS k CO.,
,COTTN FACTORS
.'AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JVOntOLK, VIURI.XIA.
FIRST IN FASHION AND LOWESTIN PRjCE.
toivn, or in case such city or to urn is
1.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA LEU LN
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
SILKS, VELVETS,
LACES, WH TE GOODS,
Alexander's best Kid Gloves,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND COJtSETS,
HOSIERY and BUTTONS 1 N GREAT VARIETY.
All I atk, is for persons visiting Norlolk, to
call at -'
No. 60 Church Street,
Next door totl Opera House, and look at the
LAKGE STOCK.
BOrders promptly tilled.
' B. nCsbaum, "
UO Church S;-ert
Norf lk. Va.
March 30 3m
ndt divided into Wards,- then one
additional Justice for each five hund
red inhabitants, or if there are less
than five hundred , inhabitants, one
additional Justice; for the purpose of
obtaining the number of inhabitants
in any such city or town, the cor
porate authorities shall have power
tb take a census thereof. v - ' ;
Sec. o. The first election for Town
cases of contested election, subject to
appeal? ta the Superior Court of the
county. I
' Sec. 9. The persons chosen at the
first election under this act, shall
continue in theit office till the first
Thursday in" August,, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-one, and until their
successors shall have qualified, wheu
the - regular electionfor said officers
shall be held every wo year3 there
after. ... ! - . .
See. 10. At tjhe time and in the
manner authorized by piis act for tbe
election "of TownsLS vBoard of
Trustees, there shall be held an elec
tion for one Constable in each Town
ship, who shall give bond and
security in such reasonable sum as
the Board of Trustees may deem
sufficient, to be . noteless than five
hundred dollars, nor more, than two
thuusand dollars, and; take the oath
of office as now prescribed by law.
Sec. 11. The Board of Trustees
shall Lave power to purchase and to
hold for the use of the Township,
such real estate as they may deem
necessary, not to exceed one acre,'
ana . to erect thereon? a Township
house, which shall be as near central
in location as may be ; and for the
purpose of buying and erecting ' racl
building, they are authorised, if they
deem it expedient, to lay and collect
a ; tax .pon all the property in the
Township, : with the ' approval of a
majority of the qualified; voters of
the Township, to be; given at an
election to be held for that purpose,
under the direction of such Trustees.
Sec. 12. The i Board" shall Lave
power to appoint its ' owrt meetings,
and to adjourn from time to time.
i Sec. 13. A majority of the Trus.
tecs shall constitute a quorum.
Sec. 14. The Board c-f j:ruttes
shall have authority-within their ir- ;r
spective Townships, to layout, alter,
repair, ,or discontinue highways ; to
establish and settle ferries ;' to build
and keep up bridges, subject to sub
division eleven, section eight, of the
before . cited acts concerning the
government of counties ; to lay off or
discontinue ; cartways, to appoint
overseers of highways; to allow and
contract for the building of toll
jthe erection
of gates across highwayp. This au
thority shall be exercised under the
rules, regulations, restrictions and
penalties,, in all respects, prescribed
and imposed in chapter one hundred
and one of the Revised Codeupon
the Justices of the late County Courts.
The Clerk of the Board shall perform
the duties therein enjoined upon the
Clerk of the late County Court ; and
the Township! Constable hall perform
the duties imposed in said chapter on
the Sheriff. !
Sec. 15. In all cases of the exercise
of authority under the preceding sec
tion, there .may be ' an appeal by
either party roa. the decision of the posl.()ffi
Township Board of Trustees to the
Board of Commissioners of theoun-
ship house, or other place of meeting,
if there be no Township house, and
three other public places in the
Township.
Sec. 19. The Board of Trustees
shall have power to lay and collect
all taxes which may be required to
defray the necessary expenses of the
Township, and the Township Consta
ble shall collect all taxes so laid and
assessed. -
Sec. 20. The Clerk of the Board
of Trustees shall record all the pro
ceedings of the Boards in albeit to
be provided for that purpose, ind
keep all its pa pers and hold them cpjn
to the examination of all pcr3wn
except on the Sabbath ; disburse aL
moneys belonging to the Township,
under .the order of the Board, takbg
proper voucher therefor, and making'
tuaitcijjr iciuius m me xioarfc '
required, of all Lis receipts and
bursemcnts.'
Sec. 21. Each Justice of the Feace,
who is a. member of, the Board, shall
receire two dollars per diem for each
day's attendance tUon the meetings
of the Board;-and -ate. Clerk shall
receive the same per, diem, with such
additional compensation for his du
ties as Clerk as the Board may al
low. , ..: '- ' :. '
Sec. 22. The Commissioners of any
county not included in this act, shall
have power to designate their present
election precincts, .as Townships for
school and assessment purposes, un
til a proper surrey is made and a re
port of the same is made to this body.
Sec. 23. All - laws in conflict with
'.he provisions of this act are repeal.
! id, and this act ehall have force from
the day of its ratification.
Ratified the 12th day of April,
A; D.-18G9. ;
Rer. Dr. Jonas Kirg, missionary
to Greece, died at Athens, May 22d.
There are 400,000 Germans in the
United States. ,r
Virginia promises fivo, million
bushels of wheat. .
New Orleans licenses gambling ii
Ioona for $3,000 per annum each.
Gov. GVary has been renominated
for Gorernor of Pennsylrrnia, by the
republicans.
Two nw Roman Catholic chapels
Z i" " i.. - r
lor i ri"vuun.ur.k. jfl
Washington city.. -.
The un-ylt rcnn-.jlT.r.-circled
to be Uie largest f
Ex rreaideai Daris ! tatt.lj ro
turning to his lomt in'Mlsilai;pi ia
a short time. t'ft't
Prof. Alexander, Diaitry, cf Keir
Orleans, baa been called to chair la
rass Christian Collcre, ' '
Brighaa Young is nil to be shock
ed at the discover J that aereral of
his vires exhibit an anniiukab!
tendency to flirL
Anna Dick in ton predicts that h
will be a mcVaber of CongrtM.ia lea
'rt It-ia-frTille. !. s n?v ro
1 t3 ii
i : .v .
..ar.s lis
..... Grant' O-ai:::. 4Ua
" : . l it. t- : .V - T (. , ri " f tV ,
ArsL:cJ, 4Qjakers L5 . . ;I:U-
water; Xi3 whiskey .
A rausa-o v-.r.Icr cf Kew Or!?ir.i
a procured tic trrtit cf t!l L$
rwn Awoiuacmld contributes $120. nci hborin l.tc'-crs lcciu3
0U0 to a Jewish STnseoiue po'idp cd k..ui r- -rr
m
in London.
clies::.j..1
. ''
J. Mason Campbell, Esq., an cmi
nent lawyer of Baltimore, died -in
that city en the 22d instant. .-
A 44 negro lady" in Chicago has
sued a white gentleman for 44 breach
of promise."
A man living near Xcw York, cut
his throat the other day, because his
wife wanted so many new, dresses. ,
Greely says "that Washington re
mains to-day the worst paved, wor9t
cleaned, and in manyrespetts, worst
managed city in the Union."
The black majority has been r.ver.
come by the recent registration, in
the cities of Richmond and Norfolk,
Virginia.-
A six months calf of the Dutchess
breed was recently sold at Geneva,
N. Y., for 5,f00. A. J. Alexander,
of Kentucky, was the purchaser.
The lately beheaded postmaster at
Wateibury, Conn., advertises as
44 Lost," 44 One hundred dollars paid
to a Congressman for the Waterlury
There are now pending icr n hun
dred and liftyfcix- lUUcI suits fgainit
editors in this coantfy; -
A California butcher' is described
as owning dogs enough- to make an
Atlantic cable of Bologna sausages.
The republicans of -' Ohio hare
nominated R. B. 11 ayes, for Gofer-
nor. -.''- -
i ...
There are three hundred and six
religious papers and periodicals print
ed in the United State?. - '
The Charleston News says 44 the
policy of General Grsnt lias been
about one-third smoke and two thirds
negro." jj ' 'V, :
A"woman has commenced a suit of
divorce against her husband because
he would not allow her to apply her
tongue to the stopper of the molasscs
Ju CTery tiuie sheuAl : it; a privi
lege most Yankee wemen consider
sacred.
The Mont Cenis tunnel has pene
trated through the quartz and has
come to a stratum of soft stone.
The work is expected to bo finisLed,
on account of the easy wo. king of
this stone, about six months earlier
than wns heretofore estimated.
A pat.sfactory scarcity of rats is
noted as one of the incidents follow
ing the large Chinese emigration in
California. A hungry Chinaman is
worse on the rodents than a whole
colony of cats and terriers and bar
rels of patent 44 extcntinators."
The Western lauds, it is stated.
are rapidly becoming exhausted from
the production of oue class of crops
and from the neglect to apply proper
luiVI'.r.rt l.vkft Let
came to Isy cf I
Willian and Mary CcT,;-e, (V-i)
will be trcned gia- f-r
this fall. The luiVI.r -
reitored, and every amr-cr.cutf cr
fected to cocittnea ct m
the 12th cf Oculcr. I.-?
Wniiarn Matise, age 3 thirty-elgU
years, residing in 'PhiUdelf bis,' is
bitten a couple cf month, a ago tya
dog that wss luTcrirg frca an at
tack of Ijdrc; hclisu . On the lrJ:h
insL, the stBtoms cf the ca'ily l-su-ifested
thcmiclve?, snl o ik'fr.t
didbetecouio that it was uicjg .j
adtible to take to lie l-'.itJ.
Two policemen were cc;ri 1, -o
started nith him, but he diii cu tU
way.
Tho New YcrkSun, refcrrita
MrSewrl ists: Vlkf re iUiur -
on his present tcur ?r-.:rl, tr;y .
explicitly, that-within a- jtar-io"
would be a tretk-up ef Vrcaidci.t
Grant's administration, which he p f
nounced tho weakeit admliiiktra'.ia
th tountrr Las ever had: ' and l a
. - .
a?srenel as one, reason lor gouij
away, that he wiahed to bo n far cl
as possible when tho break-up takes
ce.
ty, whose decision in the case shall
be final; and, on every appeal, the
m.j. . r u t i r rr
ship Board' of Trustees shall be held Mier u uie -
" , - . - . frnnsmit to Oie Commissioners!aIl the
n tne mstj lnursuay in , August, :." r. , ,7
1. v.JiiViLihlJL- . Tianera ' in the case and the nartic?
r 1 , , . '
shall -be allowed to be heard before
R,,ecla1 and entire auatiUnn to sales of CO T- 11 HQJiTla E R & CO.
I, Pr,lnr,i. and iironint returns iilaV)vn a j m
lival. . LHwral luKaneoa on rrodnc lu hand.
Onr lonff c?fperleiioo in business qualifies us
Jrt oMalwihohlchwir prices. .
nMJlNOand HOVE tnrnlshed at lowes
taarksttaua, pijable la Couon.
i-pt 2-J
S5-Cm ,
JAMES W- DAVIS,
; - WILSON, N. C,
' ''"'. , ".J ' ' WITH '.;
J. B. HUNTER & CO.,
1 COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
r - -' .' Cbrnrr of Jlyh and JTatr. Strr
lf 1 PORTSMOUTH, VA.
LrbcraladriBfcs jKHdf oa' consignments on
recctyt of Bill of Udluj.
KS.! r Norfolk, Vortsrnbuth and' North
Caro Ina. 4 Cm
j TARBORO STREET,
Hare now In stre, and arc daily receivlug,
splendid stock of
. . ..;.- -. .,:..
STAPLE, FANCY AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
pighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
Sec. 6. Such election shall be held
in all respects under, the rules and
...
regulations now prescribed by law, at 1
such place in each Township as the
County Commissioners may desig
nate, and the return thereof shall be
made to the Board of Commissioners
of each county, who shall declare the
result of said election, and within
The Richmond Enquirer says :
The annals of civilization exhibit 110
parallel to the unfuimfs, the mean
ness, the treachery uith which the
whites of the South have been treat
ed since 18&5. - .
1 luatiuivs. iUL-juuiusii 01, iuai re
I rion Jlf(ri t that tll rr in.Krrnrini.
a .... t
districts of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
and Minnesota arc viclding smalTer
crops to the acre every y. ar.
The Chicago Times pertinently re
marks thai the election of negro
bootblacks, wliiuwaahers and table
waiter, in Wahlungton, is not all
out of the way. Washington repre
sents the country. The country is
governed by a mongrel political par
ty, in whose composition 1L0 negro
A MuvCKenyon, one of the riders i largely cnttr. So long na this mon-
s
place. -
A co temporary aays cf fatVioottla
waterintr places that "they have nw
becomo nothing more nor leis thaij
tho crand. show cases of society.
where our women flock every summer
to difplsy their , dxesies and their
diamonds, the men to exhibit their
horses and their wsgoni.andsil to
strive in a brainless ana . ruinous ri
valry of tulgar rnsgnificenct." Ttis
exhibition is not confined to wster-ing-places
; it is as 'conspicuous in
most cities and town as atSarstog
or Newport. ? , , ;
The Georgia papers py lqent
tributes to Col. 1L W. Flonnoy. the
democratic mcmler cf the Lesltcre
who was murdered recently bjr
oredmxn. The deceased grtitieman
graduated with dUtiagtiisbird honors -at
Ogltthorpa Unifernty in" 130,
wheu only tihtem'ytara o'.dt'and
much again.t his will w3iiiorasaaud
j ana ciectea 10 cnw r,
' ? ccq rW 1.a lciT!Mil lifm Lad
been aaved from the pcnlle-ovar ty
the gratuitous errcts ol LfcL i-ltur-
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rkra tbia ensn
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thp. (imnmissionera deiioro. 1 in Robinson's cireu. exhibitinjr in grt" Pa"J remains in power, it 11
Ii met ritK t proper that, representative tnoiirrtl-iJOT, as an adrocate.
sec. 10. xue lownsmp noara on b j . - 1 , . . j j- .J i.sr .
tw, cL.ii .cBO .L. f.v.i,, nnite a serious accident on the 18th. elements should rule the cap;taL was under xndctmat.t an4 trtT for
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perty of their Townships, and make fchc bo lmnVlVS H'rougn one
return to the County Commissioners f the paper hoops wheu her cloth-
CROCERIES,
RARDWAREyTfON, &c.
ALL SUITED TO THE SEASON AND THE
Wilson, N. C, April C, 1SC9. 10 tf
' A. J. Morrisson's Brand
Superior WHISKIES.
' We are agents for the above ceebraied
Brand of hiskey, and eoucu orders lor Same
. Crarton Old Mana.
S. R. WATERS CO., Ajjants.
JuneS, l'O. , . . .
for revision, as mvy be prescribed
bv law. . '
o -it t j r t . 1 kin; on her head and breast.
Sec. 17. The Beard of Trustees . 0 " ...... ,
ing caught on the hoop, and she was
thrown violently vto the ground, tri-
Shc
Sec. 7. The persons who aeelec-
The Montgomery "Alabama Ad-!cr,a' . ,
vcrt'rer says : -M Tbi is a day when j A curious. taarrUgo took jlact in
Radicalism teaches perjury a a line j this town ytsUrday. .Tha .psrties
art, and coufttno lying a repeta-jwtre cagsfl in frtland rjcaily, trty
Lie arcomnli-hmcnt : when munlrr.i vnn' hiva COttUnCrJl. 2. all
Lf phpIi Twshin Khallm.kaont J painfully injured, and bad i r? M,a thieve ara it. pcttnl home .Ion-. Tha Udv caa.a 12 kt rica
written report, upon the condition of j t0 be carricd fr0.m tbc ri,,S- ; off.! al and f.,rn'niiuili-r ; when! aud xuade thU pUta Lex
the roads and bridges in their res-! As llezckiah . Grcenke and wife, j the PrwHleritial cfiirc has become, in gcntletnaa entered th.e Britialrty
pecUYe Townships, to tho County! of Mason county, We-t Virginia, j its hands, a rst ifi-Dtrprle-cai-;nd wss a aoldier.21 tctr; has le-n
five days thereof hall .notify, the of each Towuship fchall make out a
persons recenmg the -majority of
votes in each Township of their elec
tion. 1
Commissioners, at least ten l.tys be
ted j at such election shall appear, I fore regular terms of the Superior
within five day3 after service of no-j Courts of the County.
tice, before the County Commissioners
and qualify by taking and subscrib
ing oath .of I office, which oath shall
be filed with the Clerk of the Board
of Commissioners. . '.
Sec. 8. The Board of Commis-
Sec. 18. The Board of Trustees
shall audit all accounts against the
ITownship, as directed in section ten
of the act concerning the government
of Counties: and shall cause semi-
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I annual publications of all actonnts,
were walking in
the wood, a few ' ccp'ion; a&dwLrn tbe Jalicaluia, i in every part of the g b Pnt
days ago, a dead tree they had just j under their abcurd teaching, imag pme yeara in ilcntaaa TemUrry,
passed suddenly fell, brushing the ! ine that they are punUhiag Southern land last numth left there aaI arrival
ehoulder of Greenlee, and striking n;en end inviting the admiration of
ionera is anthhrizpd to decide in all so audited, to be ported athcTown-
his wife on the top of tbc head. crtih
inz her to the earth in one solid
mass, and breakiag every bone in her
bodr. so that her remains cotj! 1 not
be recognized even as those of a hu
man being.
the augd?, when they look with a
simpering, idiotic sml on the capi
tal of tht nation, ruled ' by drunken
freedncn, and gangs cf white vaga
bonds more ignorant and- ilepraicd
even than thHr negm dnpo.'
here cu Friday Ufct,cmiaga iitsico
of a or than two thousand c-lra,
claimed Lis I danced &n4 wss acUallr
married. It is a remark sbl 5 iUnc
uf early, cxmstutatidaacceaifsdLvt,
Greenville, & r G.tJtntJ& 'P'?!
0..irl, ttcrt CtiirUr. : : . : . -
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