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WHOLE NUMBER 59D.
VOL. XIX-NO. 257.
WILMINGTON. N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUIY 27, 1870.
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T1TE DAILY JOURNAL
W1LM1NUT0N. N.C"
. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. 1870.
., , From the Baloigh BontinoL
DK( lHIOft OB JUDUU PKAUbOK IS TI1K
IIABKA8 VOBPITS CASK.
Ex parte AJoJpJtus (J. Moore. I
Upon proof of sorvioe and tho failure of
Col. Kirk to rotnrn tho writ, tho oounscl
for the prisoner snhmittod two motion:
1. For bu attachment againat C). W. Kirk
' for foiling to make rotnrn.
2. For a writ, to bo directed to tho Shcr
j iff of Bo'rao county, oommandinR Lira, with
Uio power of thooounty if neoossary, to
tako tlie prisonor ont of tho bauds of said
Kirk, and Lavo Lira boforo tho Chief Jus
, ico. ,
- - -wit.-- . '. 1 it. t. t - l
"make return wa a sufficient foundation for
these raptions. l!ut tho nfliduvit seta out
farther Hint G. W. Kirk said "ho was act -?
ing nndor tho ordure of Ouv. I olden, and
Bhotild riinka do return."
This extraneous mutter, it trim, had jn
my judjmoi:t an important bearing on tho
- ponding motions, and not being lit. liberty
to a&suuio it to be Iruei, on tho verbid stato-
roeutof Col. Kirk, I addressed a ccinma-
: nieatioa to his Exee.'kuoy, acking to be in
' formed if Col. Kirk Lai suob. orders.
;., The purpose was to liavo tho ord r to
CoL Kirk avowed or disavowed, and runfco
.' , it a dual foot one way or tho other, and to
afford an opportunity to Lis Eiollency, if
avowed, of tootling out the ground of his
action and Of being heard by counsol. The
' caneo of tiulh ia always served by orgu
mont on both t-idee.
' ': 1. Tho mnin question, and ono on which
both motions dipptid, is this: ; Dons the
' foot that tho G'mrnnr hud declared the
county of AIrtohupo tt bo in a Htato of in
' eorroclion, and had token-military possos
eion, Lave tho legid effort to Mispcnd tho
priyilogo of tho writ of habeas corpus in
, that eounty ? If f o tho prisoner lakes no
thing by tilher motion; if othenvitto it
. will beoomo uecesMiry to givo thorn further
ooniiidoration.
It was infiifitod ly tiio oounpel of tho
prisoner that the (rovoruor'u .reply is no
part of this proceeding and cannot bo no
, ,tii:cd. In my Opinion, it forms n part of
tho proeoediegs In tho extent of tho avowal
of tho orders fcivcn to Vol. Jvirfe, (Hint jr in
tliivet rcsiionro to my inquiry :) mid of tho
taet Hint in tho wroiao of too power eon
f feired on him, lin hud dee'urod the) county
I Alttmnnce lo Ijo m a Miitu or Jiisurrff-
lion, taken niiiilary pnruiession and ordered
tho arro t and detoution of the petitioner
as a w lil in priaoncr. The notion of his
Exoollonry is relevant, for, if the privi
, , loco of tho writ ot habeas corpus bo boh
ponded, tho writ now moved for, ought
not to be awardort. (raTL.lii.tF, Wnt-
kins, ii: Voters VJi) tuo Chief Juatico days:
"tho writ onght to bo awarded, if tho
Court is eatmlie.d that tho prisonor would
' bo remanded." This C060 is cited and
approved, tx ixbIo, Milligau, 4 Wal-
laoo. 111.
His Excellency was also pleased to set
ont Bonio of tno epeomt Incis that satiKiieU
him that tho civil anthoritios of tho coun
ty wore nnablo to protort its citixons in
tho enjoyment of lifo and property ; it is
not mine to pass upon mesa laut.-i or jujgo
of their Bntucicney.
Mr. Botlger, of connsel for Ilia Excel
leney. relied on the Constitution : " Tho
Governor shall bo commander-in-chief,
and Lave power to call ont tho militia to
Oiocnto tho law, suppross riots ana inenr
root ions and to repel invasion," Art. XII.,
boo. 3. nd on tho etatute, act 18(j9-'70,
chap. AAVil., eec. 1, "The uovornor is
boroliy nnthorizod and empowered, when
; over in bis judgment, tho civil authorities
"'" in any county nro nnablo to protect its
oitizons in tho enjoyment of lifo and prop
erty, to deolaro such county to bo iu a state
of insurrection, and to call into active
service, tho militia cf tho btato. to such
t an extent as may bceemo noccswiry to sup
press tho insurrection;" and Lo imisted,
1. This c!un?o (if tho constitution and
tho statute) empowers tho Govirnor to do-
: dare a county to bo in a ftato of innurrrn-
l iion, whenevtr ia his judgment tho civil
authorities, arn unatiie to protect its cm
Bens in the cd j-.ijmrnt of lifo and property,
The Governor Las so dochrcd in rcgurd to
tho county of Alamance, and the judiciary
eannct cail Lis action in question or review
it, as the matter is cocllJed solely to the
judgment of the Governor.
2. The Conalitution and this statu to con
fers on tho Governor a'l powera "uoces
sary" to suppress tho insurrection, and the
. Governor Las taken mii-tiry possession of
the eoucty and ordered tho nirest and de
tention of tho petitioner as a military
prisoner. This as ncTseaiy, for, oni-.ke
other icsnncetioos, it i not open resist
ance, but a novel kind cl iuburrootioo,
. seeking to effect it) pnrpoao by a sooret
association rpread ovir the conntry,
Boourgiog and other crimes commit
ed in the daik aud cvai'itg tho civil
authorities by mn$ks, frand, pcijury and
intimidation. It follows ttat the privilege
of the writ cf hab:a corpus is suupenddd
in tbatcoanty nut.l the insurrection be
suppressed. I accede to the first propo
sition ; full faith and credit are duo to the
action of the Governor in thi-t matter, be
oauso be is thooompctentauthoiity, acting
in pnrnance rf the constitution and the
law. The power from its nature muet bo
exercised Ly tho Lir-f ntive, as ia case of
invasion or open insnrri ction. The extend
of tho power is alono -tho subject of Ju
dicial date'miQfiUoo. As to tho second,
it may be that tLe and a'o the de
tention of the pf tit:on r is necessary as a
morns to euppprosj tl;a inanrioclion. Uut
I cannot jiuid my asent to the conclusion;
' the means must be proper, as well as necos
ary, and tbe detention of tho petitioner
as a military prisoner, is not a proper
means, for it violates tho Declaration of
liichli "The privilege of tho writ of
habfon co' ps shall not be snfpene.',
Conslilntion. Art 1, Boa 21. This is an
express provision, and there is no rale of
construction or principle of Constitutional
law by which an express provision can be
: abrogated and made of no foroo by tho
implication from any other provision of the
instrument
The elansc should be construed so as to
pive effect to each, and prevent conflict
This is done by giving to Art XII. see. 3,
the effect of allowing military possession
of aconntyta betaken and tho arrest of
all siispected persons, to be made by mill
Ury authority, bat requiring by force of
Art 1, soo. 21. the persons so arrested
to bo surrendered for trial to the ehil
anthorities on Alien corpus, should they
not be delivered over without tbe writ
This rrcT0i1'3 conflict with tho habeas
corpus clause and harmonises with tbe
other articles) of tho 'JUeclaration of
lUghta," trial by Jury, io., all I which
Uto Voea tiA&aoj dava (o u by vac ftih-
ers and by our English ancestors, as groat
fundamental principles, essential for tho
rrotootion of civil libortv.
I doolaro my opinion to be, that tho
nrivilcRO of tho writ of habeas corims baa
not boon . snsnendod by tho notion of bis
Excellency. That tho Uovornor has powor
nndor tho Constitution and laws to docluro
acountvto bo inastatoof insuirootion
to tako military possession, to ordor tho
arrest of all suspected persons and . to do
all other things necessary to suppross the
insurrection, bat ho has no powor to dis
obey tno writ ox Habeas corpus, or to or
dor tho trial of any citizon otherwise than
ty jury, according to tho law of tho land
Such action would bo in oxoosa of bis
power.
Tho Jndioiary has powor to dccloro tho
aotion oi tuo i-xoonuvo, as won as acts oi
tho General Assembly, whon in violation
of tho Constitution, void and of no cll'oct
Having conceded full fatth and erodit to
tho action of Ltd Excellency within the
scope of tlto power eonfnrrod on him, I
led a fin rod Lo will in liko manner give
dno olw rvanca to tho law oa announced by
the Judieiary, Indeed ho cannot reftiso
to do bo, without taking npon himself tho
responsibility of ao'ing on tho extreme
principle, "Tho safety of tho Htato in tho
supremo luw." I will voutnro to hope, as
evil na tho times niuy be, our country hat
not yet reached tho point when a resort
to extreme measuns has bcoomo a public
ueeessity.
2. Tho motion for an attachment against
Col. Kirk is baa d on the haboas cort)us act.
acts lSM-V.V cUp. 1, sec. 15, ' If any
periou on hoai a w rit of habeas corpus is
w . vu J, shall r'ii'to or neglect to obey tho
i iiuti dy produeiug tuo body, ivc., within
tho tiuio reqnirod and no sujjlcmit excuse be
s!ior-i,n hlia.l bo the duty if tbe Judoor
Court, forthwith to ibhuo an attachment
agu'.uxt inch peraou to tho bheriil' of any
couniy m tno htate, commanding him im
mediately to arrut auoh person and bring
him beforo tho Judge or Oeurt, and such
person shall bo committed to jail, until ho
uhull mako return to the writ, and comply
Kith any order that may bo mado in rela
tion to the party for whose relief tho writ
shall Lavo been iiwuod."
Co). Kirk bus rofuued to mako return.
The question in, do tho fAotn Iniforo mo
" show a sufficient excuse f" Tho allldavit
sets out that Col. Kirk put Lis refusal on
tho frround that he bad orders from bis
oommnnder in chief, who is the Governor
of tho Htato, not to obey the writ. His Ex
cellency avows that Col. Kirk was acting
under his ordera. n, wo have tliiH case.
Col. Kirk iit commanded by tho Chief Jus
lieo to produce tho body. Ho is ordered
by hiH comnmnder in chief not to obey the
wi i t. What was the umii to do ? llo elect
ed to obey his orders. In my opinion Iherol
was Hulliaietit exeuno for refiiHing ton torn
tho writ. The motion is not allowed. Tho
act in question docs not rest on tho idea of
pnmshing tor a contempt of the Jwlja or
Ceuii, but cf compelling a return to tho
writ and tno production of the body. It is
a Btibstituto for tho provision in " tho old
habeas corpus act," whioh punished tho of
ficer or person rofuslng or neglecting to
make due roturn " upon conviction bv in-
diotmeut," with a fine of $5U0 for tho first
offence, and of 1,000 aud iucapnoity to
bold omco lor tno second. Tho lato act is
an improvement npon tho former, by sub
stituting tho speedy romedy of attaolimont
in piaoo oi indictment and tho severo pun
ishmont of imprisonment. lioth acta aro
evidently intended to punish for not mak
ing return, and tho last is also intended
for the immediate relief of tho party in
whoso behalf tho writ is issued. Tho no
tion of punishing for n contempt of tho
Jadgo or Court, is not involved in eithor
not, certainly not tn that of C'J : that
is provided for by tho " contompt not
(aamo session.) Tho proceeding is, by a
rule to show cause yhy an attachment should
not issue. And yet 1 was urgod, with
much vohomoneo by learned and agod
oounscl to rnlo Kirk up for a contempt of
tho Chief Justice, in this, tho affidavit of
sorvice sota ont that Cob Kirk, when the
writ-was served, said, "toll thorn snob
things aro playod out I havo my orders
from Gov. Iloldcn, and shall not obey tho
writ ; l will surrondor them on Gov. Hoi
den's order, but not otherwise, nuloss they
sona a siuuoiont loroo to whip mo." xuis,
as was well said by Mr. Hadgor, is tho lan
guage of a rndo soldier and not as cour
toons as we nsuallv find in Judicial nro-
ooedings. Tho motion for a rule to show
causo for this contempt is not pertinent to
tho matter now on baud. The evidence on
whioh it rests oomos in a questionable
shape, extraneous matter pat into an alll
davit oi sorvioe to exoite preiudioe, and
the motion made at the instanco of one
who is nndor arrest for the horrid crime of
murdor by midnight assassination : at a
time when, as Air. iiragg fcohncly remark
ed " wo are in the lost ditch : we look to
the Judiciary as our only hope, if that fails
as tbe oountry is gone I gone I gone 1
I do not fool it to be my duty to leave
grave mattors and turn aside to put a rule
on a rude soldior to show cause for making
a flippant Bpooob. I will be borne out by
overy mombcr of tho profession in saying,
daring thirty years I Lave had tho honor
of a seat on tno bonch, 1 havo nover been
stow to punish lor contempt and preaorve
the diguity oi tno uourt when I believed
there was an intent to assail it I know
my duty and trust I havo firmness enough
to discharge it Theso remarks Boomed
called for because of tho carnestnoss With
which tho motion was pressed, in language
moro courtly but fully ts strong as that
used by tho rudo soldier, and tho rxcitod
manner in which -.1 was reminded oi my
duty and exhorted to perform it nay, the
oath of office was road to me, and I bad
tbe benefit of hearing read much of tho
lofty language of Lord Mansfield.
3. Tho motion for a procont diroctod to
the Sheriff of somo county to brina tho
petitioner forthwith before mo, and if noo
orsary to tako with him tho power of tho
county, is based on tho 17th and lSlh
sections of tho habeas corpus act "Tho
Court or Jndgo may direct a precept to
any Hhoriff, Coronor, or other person to
bo designated therein, commanding him
to bring forthwith before such Court or
Jadgo the party (wherever to be found)
for whose benofit the writ of habeas corpus
shall have been granted." "In the execuj
tion of this writ the Sheriff or poraon
designated may call ont tho power of the
county,
The petitioner is entitled to this writ :
the only qtMwtion is, to whom should it be
directed. . j. no motion u uia it auooia ue
directed to the Sheriff of some county.
I have considered the matter folly and
have come to the conclusion not to diroot
it to a Bhoriff. The act gives a discretion.
In the present condition of things, the
counties of Alamanoo and Caswell declared
to be in a state of insurrection and occu
pied bv military fumes, and tho public
mind feverishly excited; it is highly proba
ble, nay, ia my opinion, oertain, that a
writ in tho hands of m Bhoriff, (with au
thority i) call out the power of (Lo oona-
ty) by whioh ho is commanded with foroo.
if nooceaarr. to take tho petitioner ont of
tho bands of tho military anthoritios, will
plunge tho whole Stato into civil war.
If tho Mheriff demands the pot i lienor of
CoL Kirk, with his present orders, bo will
rofnso, and thon cornea war. Tho country
has had war enough. Hut it ai said by
the eoiinsol of the petitioner, "if in the as
sertion of civil libortv, war coiuoa, let it
oeme I The blood will not bo on your
hands or on ours; it will bo on all who dis
regard the sacred writ of habeas corpus.
Let Justice be done if tho heavons fall."
It would bo to act with the impetuonsity
of youth and not with tho cUmncssof ago,
to listen to such oonnsels. "Let juiilieo
bo dono if the heavons fail," is a beautiful
flguro of speech, qnoted by every ono of
the fivo learned counsel. Jnntico must bo
done, or tho rower of tho Judiciary bo ex-
hanstod, but I would forfeit nil claim to
prndenoo tempered with firmness should 1
withont alwoluto necessity, add fiml l tho
flame, and plnngo the country into ciyi
war, iiroviibnl my duty can b .fully di
charged withont that awful oonV oquonoo,
WWlom dictates, u juttioo cm bo dono
"let heaven etuml. Unleny Uio tlovor
nor revor.es bis orders Col. lurk mil ro
eist; Mint appeals irora mo nmiavn oi aer
vico.
Tho seeond branch of tho motion, llm
thopowirof the county bo ca!Ud flit
nccossary to aul ia taking th petitioner
bv foroo out of the hand i of Kirk, in as
difficult of solution ah tho fir it
Tho rower of tho oonuty or "posso com
itatns" means the wou of tho county iu
which the writ is tn bo executed; iu this
instance Caswell, and that county i.i de
clared to bo in a btuto of iumumctkui.
tihall Disurwxti bo called out by tho per
son who is to execute tno wiit to join in
conflict with tho miiiUiy forces of the
State!
It is said a seflloiout forco will voluntoer
from otiier counties. They my belong to
the automation or ba per.oas who sympa
thize with it . lint tuo "poscm oomitatns"
must come from the oonuty wheto tho writ
is to bo executed. It won id lie illegal to
tako men from other counties.' Tiiii in
settled law. Shell illegal tneuhs be rehoit
ed to in order to e xecu'.oa writ.
Again, every bk -bodied man in the
State belong to tho roiliMn. Tho 'Gov
ernor is by tho Constitution "Cornmaoder
in-Chief uf the M.Unn of the Slato." Art.
Ill, Geo. 8. So the poster of the c mnty is
oomposed of men who art under the com
mand of tuoUovernnr. utiall tiieso men
bo roqir'r-id to violate witfi f Jrce tho order
of thir Cornmnuder-inCliiet, and bnttlo
with his other forces that aro nlr'-ady iu
the field? J i rlmrl. the wholo phynieat
power of 11i Utiite I f by tho CoivditntiOii
under tho eoi tail cf the Governor. Tho
Jadioiury bus only A moral power, 5y tho
theory of tho Constitution there can bo
no oonilict between these two branches of
the Goveinmout
Tho writ will to diroctod to tho Marshal
of tho Supreme Coirrlzwith Inslruotienj to
exhibit it, and a cpy of tbts opinion to
hU Excellency, tho Governor. If he
orders tho petitioner to bo delivered to
the fniiraha', well ; if not, fol
lowing tb j'saroplo of Chief Jaslioe
Taney in Merriuion'H cw. Annual Cy
clopia lin. for tho year lijfil, pago C56, I
Lave d.f'tiHrgfd raydu'y, the power of tho
Jivlieiary Di i siiam.lM, nu I tho respousi
bil ty must rout ou tho Ecruivn,
I'lMROON.
Tho followiiifr is tho order of tho Chief
Jnttico It viii JMirstiiM :
To David A. Wirier, Maribnl of- tho Su
premo Con it :
Yon are hereby commando I in tho namo
of tho Statnof North Caro!ina, forthwith
to bring AdoipfmaO. Moore, wliercver to
bo found, I'cfer'j in", Jnolimuad M. rear-
son, Chief Justice of the 8'ipreme Court,
in tho city of Uileigh. Herrin fail not.
Have therein this iit and inukediioro
turn.
Eiciimoxd M. rKAnflON,
Chif Justice Supremo ConrL
Kaleich, July Otb, 1870.
Itisirui-lion. You will wait npon His
Excellency, the Governor, exhibit to him
this writ and a copy of tho opinion in
'Moore's cao" and make rotnrn to mo.
It. M. 1 eauhon, C. J. S. C
July 23d. Ib70.
1'. S. Chief Jnilico fearson liA", this
afternoon, isiu'jd siniilur orders for all tho
other priaonerra now bold by Kirk.
COMMISSIOKEU'S SALE 0F
Valuablo Real Eotato, Lying near Iiook-
Ingham, Richmond county.
Tjx VIUTUJC of a Oomm lesion Hiracted to mo
1 1 from the Huporior Uoart. for ltiolimond conn-
K- , to offoot distrltmtian amona tbe iioirs at law,
ihall sell, at Uio Court Hooeo door in the town of
UocklnRbam, at 11 0'oiooa a. m on xaoaaay uio
loth day of Angnat noxt, the following described
lands betonaina: to tbe estate of tbe late ltobort
J. Bteeio:
Soveral traots of pine land, lying about four
miles east of tbe towa of llookiDgliun, aad con
taining in tbe aggregate ovor IMM acres.
One tract of abont 70 aoroa. Ii intr in and ad-
Joining- tbe oorporato limit of the town, on
whioh 1 eituatod a two story brick dwelling, nnn
taining ton rooms, lately tbe residence of the
aid Robert J. Btoolo and now oocoptod br Dr.
John W. UoKay. Mneb of the land ofthiatraot
ia highly Improved, having beon under tntclli
gont oaltiTatiOQ for the past twonty-Ove yearn.
roaeeaaioD wui oe ivea on tue urn or Jan
nary next. -TUo
terms of sale will be. one-half eanb on th
day of poeseseion and the babuioa on the 11
day of Jannary, 1ST A. Title roaorvod nntll floal
payment PnrohtMr to pay for papwn.
WAliTJUl U HX'KKliK,
flommiaiiiMir.
July 13 - IU i
btar oopy.
tO A0 8KK Til KIT.
CARltOWAV .V ULKAitllt, PUlUIldLL BLII.D
lng. have jut fltietl np in addition to thir
B having Saloon, a tihainpooing wtablinhmeot.
Tbnir lung experirooe io tbe bnsinee of Hbaving,
aud aoooniiiiodation, logelbar with tholr polite
ness to their customer entitle thorn tn a liberal
hare of p aurontge. Thoy Lava reilnnod the
priooe very materially, vU ; Sharing 16 oanU, and
bhampnoing to 36 oente ami tbey Invito all
wno tito anyuiing in tuair lino to give
l1iea and cbtlilrm dosirinif their aervioai will
bo attentat to at their roaMeooos.
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NORTH CAROLINA JIAM3,
BIDEM AND Bn0ULLEU.H. !
BEaTEXTlU
FAMILY FLOTJU, ;
HEEF TONGUJiH, '
NO. 1 FULTON MARKET HREF.
' - AT :
Inly 9 212 J. 0, BTKVKNHONU
WANTED.
IAMUJKa wfaibing nain HewlntT, F.mbml.Ury,
. Itratdiog, Ae., duna, will plaa oomnmiil-
ratn altli the nuHOnigimL at bar ruaiiloocw, on
tbe aonH of Nan and Mb aWoetii.
MUo. H. S. Pltli'B.
may lwi-tr
BURDON IRON WORKsT
MASUFAOTDREI18 OFPTJltriHa KNIUKKM
iar Wat Work, High aod Low Proauna
fCngin, lta-table Xnginre of all kinda, Kag
Hiik, bcrow, Lever, lwop and Uydrasiio Pna.
es Maobimrr in (Tfooral.
.i. ....... . tan W.I rt
lift Front tnt, Uraoklyn. M. V .
anrau - 1W-Iji
IIATS, HATS, HATS,
fJMII TKSV
Vow waateaa be VnvA aow at
3 NORTH FRO XT 8T,
TBOa B. WtJeiUA
i:TTlGF RDBT C00B8,
THE SUN SHINES
imiUI ITER STILL
S . N
I'll IlAndlo Thorn Withou
Gloves!
fcttlll I-'KI.K VOUU OAUDU. AND lid
I IK AT YOUU CAM K )
AT LAST!
l i on K NOW II 11 'K OI'KNIW TIIICIR
NO MOltK BLINDING HINCW TUB
! AUIUVAL OF
WM. K'ITIN(iiOK.
NO MOKIJ FrrWON CKNTfJ I'GU
NO MOUH FlUlTV OkNTN KOIt
DHESS GOODS!
Which KTl'INGEU Hells for 12 Cents.
REURMliKU TUB DAHH VI 11 EH
VOU PAID 1111,11 I'ltlCltS;
Ysc, must sxtortliinale, front a Noodle npwarda,
Hlooe (her.Ut of t'nbrnary, 1H70, Price have
by tbo airaiepy of
WM. ETTINGEn,
AMD STILL THEY FALL
15 MArkrt f IrrM tit the Uf Adqsarters
wUre i:(rtfa b DtMiare4.
.
M IHtUtK TKN UKNT8 A HPOOL FOR CttAW
OOTTON. KiOliTV FIVR OKNTU
prB D07.KN W WHAT I
BKLL IT FOR.
ige
Tho eoantry altoal.1 rejoioo
At having sac-h a oboioa.
To trad as Wu I'AUnger's plaae.
WkA hhm saII IKaa tnrMfanlcfi
taut li t2.K- 1
Biii.no ADS.
BUrKBlNTKNDKST'H OJfFXOK, 1
Wji.mnitoii, t'.iu'tu A Annum It, ft ,
Wit antaroH, N. 0., May W, 1S7U. s )
ON and after thi data l'aneongers going
Honth wiU leavn Uio W.Si W. R. U. iiepoi
U.WA. . and O HO P. M.
J&O.C. YYWDUa, OinTPno't
- may 89 At -
WILSUNQTON WKU)0N RAILROAD 00)
- Omi'i L'u'v Kao, n flaa't, Mtii-!,
WmrtRnToK, N. 0., May 7, 1H70. J
of Kfiii:in lf,
ON AND AVTKU MO.NDAY. lha 01 li inatant,
train on thi rnd will lavn Wilnilng
ton at fli a. m. aud H1W n. ru.; and arriro at Wul
don at S:H0 a.m. and 0:00 p.m. . Javn Wohlon
0:UU a. m, and 1M p, m.j arrtro at Wllmlugtnn
iM a. m. and S;U p, tn. Tho day trains wlUoot
ran on Hnnilaya.
An aocomnindattnn and rretKbt train will lnav
Wilmington 10:30 a, in. dally (Huadar oroopl
od), making oloso ceimentloo at Oolibboro'
fi jtaloiuh.
llutnnilng, Inavo OoldHbnro' at 00 a, m., and
arrirn at Wilmington at i p. m.
Tlmdav train leaving Wilmington (1:15 aim..
and WullonlO;(X)e. ni.oniinootol'wuly withTarbo
ro' Jlranoh train, hlxht liMaonerr trains lnar
Ing WlimiiMtoii and Welilon tn- Aiondava, Wel-
iieoUy ami FiMara, aim) eonnnet oluaoly with
UioTartKiru' Urannh train, and With Blvauera to
WanlilliHtou, N, U. .
' Kng. A Hnpl.
may 1W
WlUlLNUrOM rViOJJON RA IXWAV tit'.. I
may iota, tbvu. i
SFECIiL SQTiCB T3 FMltEBl
ON AND AFTKH HAY 18Ui PAflaKNdK.n
Train wtli luava Front fltrcol HtaUon at 0:15
A. H. and 0;4Q V. M-, and wtU leave Uut
"CMOS I'AUUBNQKU BTATIOh,"
near Macllae and Illadon ilrosta, llftixn tnliiOto
uuor.
- Until fnrthor nntlco Pamnngor fnr Wit
mlnKtnn.UolnmblaAAugnnta Railroad will leave
Depot of Wilmington and Wei Jon Itallreadat
;W A, M. lld O.iW 1 M.
H. L, FRKMONT.
Knglnoor and anpvriotenrifttit.
way 17 197 If
itty paer copy. ; 1
H llalnston & U rldon UaUwa Co.,
WILM1N0T0N. MAV 17, X870,
TO VRKIOKTKHH PK- CEm
TWKKN WILMlwaWNO.tJ.
AHliUALTIMORKi
AS Freight oharg'ta betwaon thi
etly and
IUltlmoro will in future be at tbe earn rai
atoe a
by stnamnn, thns giving tho ooet of luauranoo
IB favor or tbo railway liuea
" Olioie of routna via retnriibnro) ami
Kranill'a sli amnr, or via Portsmouth and Uy
luamiir, will bo given,
8. L. lliEMONT,
t'ngiueor and Buiierintonilent.
may 1H - . 19-U
OKNKUAL HirPKIllNTIINOlSNT'H OFFIOE, )
Wiifinoros A MimmidiTan U. t. Do. , (
wiufiaoroM, . u., Haron u, IH7U, )
ON AND AFTKH BUNDAlf., tho 13th fnek,
raeaongnr t the W. A M. It, IL will lake
Urn Train at tlio W. A W. R, R, Uopot and tho
Mlowiug enhiMlnlo will bo ma !
1AV UXi'RKHH TRAIN (DaJlv.t
Iiaav WUmlogtontWAW RUPepot) 4:00 A. M.
jvrriTa ai wironcKi ,.,..11 nil A, N
Arrive at kiiigMiiio.. ....... ......... 8HH1 p. M
Iav Klngavdlo lt:0 A. M
Ardv at Floronoe 8:14 . M
Arrive at Wilmington 9.1 at
NIMHT EXPRKHH TRAIN Oa(l.l
Lnare Wllmlrigton ( W A W II R. l)eiot) fl il P, HI
rriT ai noranoa lS A. H
Arriro at Kingnviilo S-fK) A. M
Leave Kingavai J:is V, M
Arnvsatniminon....... ,11:0ft r, M
Arrlva at WUtniniitoa d.l'i A. M
WM. MaoRAB,
Qeneral tiuperUitenitent
march 17 lto-tf
" kahtem" DiFisiojT"""
WII-MIHSTOM, rflARIlTTH At BUTU
KaVUllU MAU.HUAU
Ornas at Wawraorow, N, 0 I
. January SI7tb, ISiO. j
ON AND AFTTTt MONDAY. Bl.tof Janoarv.
1H70. the Train on the Kartern Dlvinlon of
thla Road will run dally (eoadaya exoeptod as
follows t
rtiiiaaiHEU wstAiwtf,
aouta wnrr.
(mvs Wilmington :1.1A.M.
Dane Fear Bridge lt:1W
lUadonboro' 9:4.1 "
Lnmberton ...........lO:)
Laarintmrgh Mm P. M.
Itnokimham t tt no
Arrlvo at Peo boo ...8:15 "
ooisd KANT,
Loavo Tee Doa 6:10 . M,
Hook ing ham e.ir,
Ijanriuborgh B:4.H
" Lnmbarton . .......... ,.u-M
Bladeaboro' Has
" Cane Foar Srklgo :tu P, H,
Anivsat wiimmguin.... yuxi
ruKiuiir iiuiM,
ooisa wast.
Leave Wilmington , CflO A.sT.
" Uapo Foar UHdgo.. . w 6 as f
- Plaadeoboro' K.'Cd
YorhTille VM "
" Lniujtion. .,..... J0:-U "
Arrive at LaaAnbnrgh 3:30 f , Iff.
ooujq east,
Leave rnrtnbnrgh 8:) A, M.
Lnniborton fl:l(l
" Yorkvillq , 9:1S "
" Illadenboro' 1):45
Oape Foar Drblgo. 1 T. BL
Arrive at Wilmington. S.oi) "
Paoeongor Train Wt eonnoot with the
Wadoeboro' and Obarlott btaga on Tuesdays,
Thursday aud Satordaya.
v. n. avion,
Eng. and Ooa. feop't.
Estb. OOCII ftlO&GAK'S 80S 1800.
tOU 0OERAL
HoancfcaM fwrpe
B3 BKTTKB ASD CHZAPkR THAN SOAP.
DooilU work aoioklr. earilv. and with 1 la-
bor than any otbor mmponnd ; cloac tcbWotp
witbont water ; remove tain fr&ni wooa, man
Ua and tUinf. ; clean and brighten Lrtim t an t
M'Mff wr ; fur general Auuatf c'.ranma it UD-
eoalled ; poliahea tin, hraaa, iron, copper and
eUH.ii; roiuuve on, rn ann oin rrom wuicAutfry ;
naom ataiii from the hand whioh eoap will
not taka on. An. kluld at all Oroowy, Drag and
Motion Uturoa.
wvwaicun, 30 ofiwd Htroat, Indon.
July S 2JS-G0dJmch
FOR ' 8 ALE.
TEE OOMMODIOUa .
tTkKI.WUISL STKABkU
GEN. HOWARD,
1,1 OUMIELI rLTINO PB- -
F awn Wibnmgton an.l Riv I (trlS
Male, (Oajm Fear lUrer) a !- X
get and freight boat, USft A
iMigth ovnr aU. .1M fnet.
HrwKtib of hnaiu it w
ixntbof bold ' 4
UraA r Stj '
Toaaace. JH J loO.
Twe Knriae) ta rood order. OrMnMlShv.
ciMadiaMOw ; A fuot atroko. tTppor lteck Ba.
knoa aMl Panwigfr AenoaaaBodatiuoa are r-eaooaaatdeaaiiwtaUek-
Lower deck aod Wd fc
rV B. CHIIliM. Qa. nqH,.
ViL,lhacRta. AU.oml,
' r '
-J
itiiscriLurcrs.
A New Discovery ! 1
PlIALOlVs
Balvafion for the Hair.
( 1JCAR AtHVATEK I '
WniCWtSEDIMENT 1 1
, OrDjTaJjnEUGirTil?
For Rtstarinz to CraJlair its
" Original Color
Phalon's "ViTAijpXlifFers ut
terly from all Jjjsfmir colorbg
prcjiaratioMsicrctoforc used.
It is lbful, sweet smelling,
prcc Wftates no muddy or elimy
matitr,refjutrefl no shaUnc Am
part no stain to the skin. Hold
ft tolhe light and it is clear and
clouUcs8. It leaves no mark ort
the yet it reproduces in
gray haih&n&tural color that
time or 8icErru may liave
Dlcacncd out of it.
tSTPhalon's Vitalii
... ,-. - . -I
tor one sole purpose, Jaat of
reproducingwith absoftte cep
Uinty.the naturaUciorof the
hair. It is notsfiitendcd as a
daily dressfiJnorforremoving
scurf orjrindrurTi nor for cu
ring taJflnesB; nor for 8timuJa
ting tc growth of the haiw-
Xhesl objects may be accom-
)lishl aiter the color has been
ixed Vtrjthe Vitdia,by Ph.
Ws OKmical Hair Jnvfgd.
rator::?;
Tim VirAthpicaL harmless
and uncqualed prcpifjationCir '
the reproduction of lie origin
rial Jiue of gray hair,nld noth
ing else. This is acColiplishtd
i n from two to ten atflications,
according to theip th of shade
required. SglsTCy all druggists.
w ts-usmoa
TAYLOR'S I'.DTEL,
, Oppoalta 8. J.O.B. VvpOt,
on tagopmPiat Of as sua jUsurs.
1UIB TJNDKRSIOR ZD PC09 TO OV.TIOT
cnbUe attenUon to the fast that tlil Uotol
he bon thorongbly renovated, re-pahilod and
r-mmihd tbltmaliont; enntaina dm hid mil
vwoUlad mom, tumiod by team: Lediae and
Ooiit' dining room (a la omrit), Ladixe parlors
and drew; ng rooms, with evory eonvcnhxio ur
the traveling pnbUo,
Tbo Ilotelf VIM fTT. A mm In Mnn. Manul
will be so maintaluod at ail tuna. - .
Tho Ferry Uoats ran at aU hears.' day and
night.
. . '''"-AH FIBK.rroprtolof.
M BtoveneUoaaa, 1 roadway; H. Y.
fobl . VUHtaa
POKK-PORK,
PoraaUby , ' ' i 5. .
f. w. EEEonirit.
lolySt
Sign of tho Big, Ecot,
II KAKKET STREET. '
T AROB ADDrnOhB DAILY MAJDBTOOUB
J exteasire stock of Ladie's, Goat's and Child's
Uouta and Bhoea. loat taeeived a nna aaaorti
niont of Ount' light drew Bnmmer Shoe, aiada
ipreealy under onr ova (upomaton aud sulk
aula for lbs season,
O, A 0, BKADfKT.
Jane 35 - - - - fcil-tfl
EV 8T0BE AJfD FC2 SAIl?l
2?) CASES LKJIOSBU0aS'.
QB088 BUTEKFISI CASDY
Wrapping Paper and Oats,'
Oranc Oonnty tfeadow Butter,
line Apple Ohseas, Oandyf
Brandy FrnlU, Canned OyiterSt
rtokles, Batatas. Craokare,
Bnc Cigars and Tobaooo. ;
x a." annua.
Jane 80-SaS-. j . . Bonth Water Bii
FiKlLYlCBSIl
I0HEJ.U'8 OKF.Y praetlaable lo Kaehlnea
; forthoaao of Ornggiata and Onfoeuooer
and t'amilioa gonerallr. 1'roJuoing Traruparit
Io ia 10 Ut 0 aunatea, etaal and ebper thaw
natural, without ateam power. tnitabi for ail
olimate and eaay to operate. The refrigerant
ooneisU of barmlo ehawjleal, wriiaa at era;
orated anor every operaton. aumivaw u. 1
5GWMAM. No. 83 Uaidea Lane. Kew Tork.
deoia - ' . ;j T74yefe
CAKRIAGES;
T OFFKB FOB BALB AT
ktASCFACrURaUtU FBIGES
1
Faablonablo Oarnaga or every d e. ja at mif
CARRIAQB BETCLrrc:.
on Heeooa emet, neac th eornnr er Fri rxMaa
tree. Having eunoted aa arraneiaent W-Jt
Wk. ItoCASS.
I am prvrxnd to aeUhU neiatnled (W'i at
lower prtoe than ever bufor ofr-red Ii r j mar.
kat, aud aa eheap aa th oaa lt . .Met
kla euepa tn Haiunur. kaa fnrni-a oa aar
notioe, any etyto to anit tue ci-i... fro a
aheap epos baetj the liBwak Uin
lureona wiiitugto rwriMia. "
fttixht frota 1-a uiaor l y ynr-i. j i r. Oatf
at tot v-oura unoae, aal b- 'kv
will be glad to ahow ear ui, i r
V-kM'm
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aprfl SO'
H. fegFXSIH ATT' Tf
I ill tkarfca Aiuurt imli, .
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