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---.' ny !.' .-. . . J0lrfl1 ill If- . i III:' VOL. XX NO. 66. WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 14, 1870. .WHOLE NTTMBER 5.718 DAI LY JOURNA I, . OLDEST DAILX W ST ATI, HWGELiiAKP PKlCaC. Pruajrletore. UBSCAIFTIOJI. One year ...$10 to Six monthi,. ....... - a oo Three mouth. goo WEEKLY JOURNAL. KSTADU8HED SEPTK1IBEB. 1841. One square, 01 ten Unes or leaa. for each ami everr la eertlon, il. special nance wm w charged flpsr iqnitro, Tor each and .very uisertlon- BCBBCRIITTO". fl 00 I 00 t rua JCr, Bix months. f I1E DAILY JOURNAL W1LMINUT0N. N. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1870. Supreme Court Uplntoo. We givo tLo following from Ibo Kuox- villa (Teen.) Daily Tress and Herald, as matter of interest to the general reader, and of especial iutereet to tLo Lar : September Term; Kuoxville, 1870; Joseph B. Qeiekell, Attorney .Qcuoral nud Re porter ; No. 132 ; II. H. Inger-wll vs. A W. Howard, Judge, fco. me Act oi j ooB, o. a, rtquniug the conns to administer toe abjuration of tbe Ku Klux, to " all officers," did not ap ply to Attorneys. The courts bad no power to require Mich oatn, uy a general rule. If a judge improperly exclude au uttur uey from prattice, and refuse to put the order on record, or allow inni to appeal, he is a proper defendant to a mtiQ1auiu, and liable for cost. From the Criminal Court of Greece, A. : W. Howard, J., presiding. This cause beiog docketed in the name of H. H. Iugersoll vs. tbe State, on motion of tbe Attorney Qeneral, it was ordered that the same be corrcoted, so as to stand II. H. Inger8oll r. A. W. Howard, J. In support of tiie motion he cited Evans w, tbe Justices of Claiborne county, a Hay,, 26, 29. Sevier vt. the Justices of Wash ington oounty. Feck 334, 301, and Ear din vs. the Justices of Hardin county. Peck, 291. 0MKI0N. At the March Term, 18G9, of the Ciira inal Court of Greene county, the follow ing rnle of the conrt was read in open court, and ordered to be spread of record, as an order of court - - " Order or rule of court. The subject matter of establishing a nni form rnle of practice, for the government of attorneys practicing in the Criminal Court, in the First Judicial Criminal Dis trict of Tennessee, under the Act of the General Assembly of the State of Tennes see, pasted on tbe 10th day of September, A. D., 18C8, entitled "Ad Act to preserve tne pooiio peace," being under oonsidera tion; tbe Conrt is pleased to ordor and direct that it shall hereafter be an estab lished and uniform rule of the Conrt in the First Judicial Criminal District that all attorneya proposing to praodoe in said Court, in any of the eountiea in laid dis trict before being permitted to do so, shall under oath, give satisfactory evidence that they are in no way associated, obnoxious to tbe provisions of said Aet of Assembly, passed on tne lutn day of September, A. V., 1868, as required by said act, as tbe same is construed and understood by the uonit. me aDove rnie snail be peremptory - and nniform until snob time as - the same may be altered or modified by the Conrt. It is not made with a view to oppress, nor with a view of making invidious distinction but in compliance witn wliat is no derstood by tbe Conrt to be a solemn duty, made so by the provisions of said Aot of Assembly, this January 12th, A. D., lljw. Upon the entry of this rulo upon the record, tbe Criminal Judge, A. W. How ard, ordered the Clerk to destroy the old roll of attorneys and make a new roll, and to enter the name of no attorney thereon who had not complied with the above rule. In obedienoe to this order, the names of the attorneys were stricken from the roll, inolnding the name of H. H. Ingersol), the petitioner, who had been for six months a practicing attorney in said court. Peti tioner inquired of the Judge in open court if snob was the order of the court, where . upon the Jndge ordered the olerk to read said rulo for the information of the attor neys present Petitioner then stated to the Judge, that he was not obnoxious to the provision of the Act of Assembly, and that he was opposed to the Ku Klux Klan, and all other secret political organizations in existence in Tennessee, U. S. ; but as tbe rulo was a new one, and the oath extraordinary, he ask el the privilege, in behalf of himself and brother attorneys, of being heard upon the same, bnt the privilege was insultingly refused, tPetitioner then stated to the conrt in reepeotf nl manner that as there was a wide difference of opinion upon the construction of said aot of Assembly be tween tbe presiding Judge and all the other Judges of this section of the State, he wishod an authoritative construction of tbe same from tbe Supreme Conrt, and, in order to obtain it, be asked the Judge to have a motion entered of record that peti tioner be permitted ito practice without taking the oath prescribed in said order, and to decide the same, that petitioner might have something from which to ap peal to the Supreme Court, Bat this mo tion the oourt refused to enter of record, and fined petitioner for eon tempt ol conrt in making sotb a request, and per emptorily ordered him to take his seat, saying that petitioner had no right as an attorney or a party to be heard in that court. Petitioner then procured another attorney who was not under ban to make tbe same motion for the same purpose, bnt the Judge peremptorily refused again to enter said motion of record, and threat ened to fine said attorney for contempt, at tbe same time stating that he would not permit tbe correctness of that role to be called into question, nor would he per mit anything to go of record from which an appeal coold be taken. Tbe attorney aforesaid then stated that be would pre pare a bill of exceptions to tbe action of His Honor in refusing to allow the motion to be entered, bat tbe court replied that he would not sign any bill of exceptions to tbe action of tbe court in tbe premises. In April, 1869, tbe said H. H. Ingersoll presented bis petition for a mandamus to one of tbe Jadges of the Supreme Court, in which the facts already cited ware al leged, when the said petition wai grant ed, and the said A. W. Howard required to appear and show caose why a peremp tory mandamus sbonld not issue, com manding him to have .the proceedings complained of entered of record, to toe end that tbe same might be revised in Us supreme ixmrv. On the da v fixed tbe amid A. W. How m4 catered, hit appeanuiQe in ta gapreas Court, and filed his answer, in wbicU he states, at great length, bis reason for adopting the said rulo, and for refusing to allow petitioner's motions to be entered of reeord. Ho 6tates that the "aot of tho 10th of September, 18C8, being plaood iu respondent's hands, and Bworn, as respon dent, was to administer the law faithfully, and rinding in tbe Oth section of said act, tho following language, viz : "That it ahull bo the duty of all conrtj of this State, at i every term, for two years, from and after tho parage of this aot, to call before it all the officers thereof, who shall bo sworn, and have this act road, or explained to them, and tho oourt shall ask said uffioer if they shall havo any knowledge of any person in tlio tttalc. or out oi ttio amw, that shall bo guilty of any of tho ofl'cnces ooutainod iu this act," A-o. 'Cons. ruing tne btu section of said act, as uicluding attorneys, as officers of tho court, in the meaning of the niaktrtiof the statute, ho had no alternative left him, iu the court of Ins own conscienoo, but to udmiuistur to tli em the oath, in connection with tho officers of the court," and benco hoaJopled tho rulo already bet out. The reason o the reondciit for not ajlowiug petitioner's motions to to entered of record uro statoil as follows, via : "that respondent did not regard tli said Iugersoll as being uso ci-ated iu any way, obnoxioiin to Ilia act of f'cpteniber 10, 1SI8, and had to tvkr his motive in resisting tho rulo, to .some other c;iuso. Aim lue conduct ol iWr. ltigeraoll warranted Hiich conclusion. That lio manifested a disposition to brow beat, and overrule tbe court and bring it.i aiulionty into contempt ; tchoving thin, resuonuetit may tiive acted with some decree of promptness, which tcspondeut might not, upon other uocanionv, where manifest dae courtesy waashowu. Respondent butiuved at tbo time, and fctill behoves, it was an absoluto duty to the bunch to inflict .some degree of pnuiuhniont upon Mr. Iugernoll, which respondent believed at tho time and still insists, was doue in Jcnii ucy and forbearance." As a further reason for not allowing; pe titioner's motion to bo entered of record, respondent says; "To say that all the rules of tho Circuit, Chancery and Crimi nal Courts, male for their own protection and for tbe dispatch of their own business, and made in accordance with tho wiitteu law, are subject to revision in tho Supreme Court wherever any captious attorney sees proper to make a question upon the rules and carry them up to tho Supreme Court is just to destroy the inherent powers of tne inferior tribunals nnd take from tbem all their dignity and all their rights of pro tecting themsolvcs." After appearing and filing his answer to the alternative mandimnv JuJgo Howard at the Jnly term, -1869, of the Criminal Court at Greenville had a complete reeord of the proceedings on Mr. Icgersoll's mo tion, entered of record, inoluding a bill of exceptions and the grouting of an appeal, of which we have a transcript in this Oourt under the improper caption of II. H. Ingersoll rs. the State. This is the re cord, to proonre whiob, Mr. Ingersoll filed his petition for a mandamus, and which would have been procured by a perempto ry mandamus if one had been ordered b'y this Court Whilst, therefore, it is un necessary for tbia Court to order a pe remptory mandamus we deem it proper to remark that, upon the petition and answer tnereto, a oase is presented whioh would have justified this Court in ordering a pe remptory manaamus. xi tne J udge bad been right in his construction of tbe act of the 10th of September,. 1868,-and.was authorized thereby to adopt tbe rule as to attorneys, his refusil to hear a motion to allow Mr. Iugersoll to practice without taking the prescribed oath and to allow the motion to be entered of record and to sign a bill of exception were abuses of his judicial authority and derelictions of offi cial duty so palpable that tbia Court could not have hesitated to interpose for the protection of the rights of Mr. Ingersol), and for tho oorreotion of the errors involved in the exercise of judicial funotions. Nor are we able to dis cover the slightest legal excuso for his course in the reasons relied on by the Judge iu his answer to the altei native mandamus. If Mr. Ingersoll was guilty of violating any of tbe proprieties of an attorney in his demeanor towards the Judge (of which we have failed to discover the evidence) it was competont for the Judge to protest tbo court by indicting punish ment, but to undertake to prevent his own offioial action from being reviewed and revised, upon appeal to a higher tri bunal, by refusing to allow proper motions to be made or entered of record, and by refusing to give tho benefit of exception to his rulings in bills of exception, was a mode of maintaining "tho inheront pow ers of the inferior tribunals," and of pre serving their "dignity" and of "protect ing themselves," altogether novel and un supported by law. But, as wo have al ready remarked, a peremptory mandamus wonld now accomplish nothing, especially since tho Criminal Court, of which the said Howard was presiding Judge, has been abolished by statute; we therefore deem it unnecessary to make any further order in the matter of the petition for mandamus. Upon the record setting entitled, as a matter of right, to appear in tbo court for suitors, and to argue cause. As decided in tbe case of w jxirte Uar laud. Wallace, v7'J : '.' this right was something uioro than a mcro indulgence, revocable at the pleasure of tbo court, or at tbe command of tho Legislature. It is a richt of whioh ho can onlr be deprived by the judgment of the oourt, for tnorul or prouKsionui ueiinqueney." aou in tne ease of Champion r. Tbe State, Cold., 111. this court says : It appear from the records of tbe Conrt, the I'laiutiff iu error bad been admitted as a practicing lawyer in that Court.and he was a regular lioensed attorney of this State ; and having takea tbo oath required by law, ni prescribed by j U965. and was enrolled as au attorney, the Judge holding the court had no right to impose other conditions, than those embraced in J 3905." Holding, as we do, that the Legislature did not iutond to subject attorneys to bo before tho Judge, and sworn as to their knowledge of oilondors under he aot or Sopteuibc r 10th, 18C8, it follow upon tho j foregoing authorities tht tbo Judge bad i uo richt to niako uor to enforce tho rule afoiesaid agaiust tho petitioner. Tho re lief prayed for by the petitioner is, there fore, granted, nnd tho defendant, A. W. Howard; w ill pay tho costs of tbii proceed KKsosa wiaiuo to Bseawa in P loaa. adJr.M, ai one, J lrint mm ProSUaul. aala.u UlGM I'ortUnd. Me. 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This Quarter's II) Num ber, aent FKEB, as offered above. Our. Club In daoementa for 1H71 are unpraoedented. Hpeoi mcna, Premiam Li.ti, Ao., sent free to all torm ina; Clubs, and we want a live Club Agent in every Town. Address J. D. T. MUOHK. 41 Park Bow, New York. forth the pro ceedings in tbo case, as made out and sent up in answer to the alternative manda mus, we deem it proper to remark that we think the rnle of tbe oourt as applicable to the government of tho attorneys in the Criminal Court, over which Judge Howard presided, wai baaed upon a total misconstruction cf tho 5'h section of the Act of September 10, 1808. It is provided in that section that it shall be ibo the duty Of all the courts of this State, at every term, for two yoars, to call before tbem all tbe ofBoers thereof, who shall be sworu and have this act read or explained to tbem." Although in one sense, an attor ney is an officer of the court: vet. that Le doee not belong to the class of officers, re ferred to in this section, is too clear to ad mit of discussion, or tj require elucida tion. Tbe idea tbat tbe Legislature ever intended that tbe Judges should call be fore them, at any term, for two years, all tbe attorneys of their rearectiva court. and have the Aet ol Assembly read or ex plained to tbem. and have tbem sworn to disclose, as common informers, all their anowreoge aa to the persons, in or out of the State, who have been roiltv of the ofbnoM in tbe aot. commonly known aa tbe Kuklux law, is so palpably absurd tbat it cannot be entertained for a moment The language of tbe act plainly indicates tbat it was intended by the Legislature only to those persona who held high offices and who were subject to tbe orders of the conrt, but not to attorneys, who hold no offices, and who are not subject to tbe orders of tbe conrt, exoept in well define Trim 1 i n nui.? err. -Title office. P 6G5. It appears from tbe record, that tbe pe titioner was m regular practicing attorney, ia the fiat eiiniaaJ euctut, tad, as such. THE JEErF YORK METHODIST. 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Lonlavitka, Ky. and the usaal stook of Dome.tlos kept in a first class Store. Also, , ( . , BEADT MADE CLOTHING, j LARGE BTOOK OF BOOTS AND H0K8. HATS, OAFS, TBCRSB, VALIBE8, and a fall stock of NOTIONS, which k will guarantee to tell , - ).- "OHIATEB THAR THE 0BEAPEST." Liberal Indaoam.nta offered to Dsalsrs, who are .specially enjoined to call oa mo before pur chasing. :(; ,. . 9W Do not fall to visit th. . . "BALTIMORE BliSCll HOUSE." I8AAO MACKS, No. UMarket Btreet. ' " ' " ", Wilmington, If. 0," nov a 81 50 r ts. run B2 jr A D.lY.OrefcobaoJta for all. Tor par tj tioulara and circulars, address. O. W. Smith, Baoo, Ma. GRlD HOLIDAY BAFFLE and 8 ALE, I M ,000 worth of HEAL KUTATE aud PE'l BONAL PhOPERTI will bo raffled for in Cal houn, Oa.. Dewmoar SClh, 1S70; tery ticket gelling a Priu from tl to IS.W00. Ticket, only One Dollar. Conduo:ed hv Mix Bw rn Commia aionera; refer to Oounty Othc ra. Liberal iodnoa- ment. to Agents or clii".. nena stamp lor cir cular., Ao. U. It BIjKU CJ., Managing Agent.. SAFE LIGHT IX)R OCR IIOMES. PERKISa A FOUBE'd PATENT NON-EXPLOSIVE MET A LIC KEROSENE L1HP la abaalataiy aafe from axploaiOB or creaking; barai aay Coal Oil, good or bad; give. " light, aa antar, and aaaa . " "It ia partecUy nou-ciploaira, giva a hetltr UgfU and ia tnor (crmntnual than any other lamp in oo." W. B. Haia. UU buperinlenieM jf Pa Mia SchooU, Chicago. -I intend eabuitatug it thspaghoat my hnwe fnr the dancerraa lamp, now in . Prof. W. U. Ruffntr, Oun't Pmhlio Jntntalum, Mc- mmd, Ya. 1 mm apaalliag CaMk. and ir front lltaa laapa exploding aad breaking traata a great da man i for thi. lam p. It A Aid aU it. SM by Caata-aaaara ar ataai agaaaa wmmimm every wltaara. Baod for fall partiaulara. AO- drea. Haangaaaary as C., CMvaiaae, OtM, oa li Rareiay Bwaet, New Tara. ISU OS AD rOBK, IJF BOXES DUX SALT AND L. 0. BIDEd, 2Q Hhda Smoksd Bides and Bhouldera, -FT f Barrels Folk, tot aale by dee 11 F. W. XEROHREU. 64 KEIF STYLES. REDUCED PBUE8. MASON k HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, ra Paa-Wra, JUrawlag-RaoMa, lakrarta, Cemrefcee, laaday SckaaU, Ld(a. Ata. Tha moat popular and widaly naad of large mnaical instrnmenta. Elctant aa farnitara: aoitabl. for .acular and aaored muaie; not re quiriog tuning, or iiahi. to gat oat of order. US-TV STILES, at ., SOS, lOO, 1S, ISO, 1160, SITS, B900 ta 9,000 lata, t SV Ths Mason A Hamlin Orgaoa are the a knowledged atandard. of fX0.li.no. ajnonaio 'rum.nuof tb.alaaa, aaving baaa awarded1 BUlAUl or other tuabaal oraailama. tordeaaoa- atrated anperiority. La Jturop aid Amatioa, in olnding the Orat-ola.. medal at th. Pari. Ex- poaitiou. ' n.any aa taouaaau aaaicians, tnoinuing s ma wity of th. moat eminent la America, tad many ia Knropa, have givan wrltl.a opiaiaas uaa u.y m.jlu au. UAttsrw. if M f) M. Weak Salary t Tonne mea wasted tpaidu local and travelling ealeamen. Ad- arwaa ( wiia aiampi aa. ja. aikaia, n a. Bow, w. r. . (Be Ttttimomai Ciremlar, lent Frt.)'h NEW BTVLK8 AND BEDTJOfcD PRICES thi. saonth. Aa llloatratad OaUlogasu wit etegaot ilinatratioa. troai paotocraobe aod fall inlaraaa. tioo, aeot tree. Addre. MASOS A HAMLIN ORGAN OO., SOS Broadway, New York, or 1H Inwoal atrast, Boatou. For aala la Wilmington by F. EELKEBERGIR. aov a ii-daodAwtknoh NOTICE." ' A PTXICATIOS WILL BE MADE TO THE r. Lawialatar. uow ia aaaioa far laa cuaH of aa aet lo iocorpoa at. the WUmingtoa Library av at " MA80NIO HOOKS.' S areata Waaaaat, Ptid lor areolar. Addnaa Maaosra IX a. Co Hi Broome Bt,, Hw iprk. QTABBKfUia aorwd O For deasripUoa aodrats Bimpaoa m Co svib, n. a. Bataa AppManri. 0OS -.009 rics TAVBEAM TOBACOOs, 1 1 tSVTTt ASH adkf.K ' - . D. Pl rOTT,- " " Tosaawoatat,. . , EVEBI DESCRIPTJOM OF 1 JOB WORK, PAMrHLETS, POLICIES, , 0ABDS, CIBOULABS, NOTES, BILL-BEADS, POSTERS, RECEIPTS, CATALOGUES, BANK-CHECKS, SHOW-CARDS, PROGRAMMES, TICKETS, DRUG LABELS, As.tAt, i AS WKXJi AS . . OOUBT AND LAW BLANKS of srsry d.soription, printed at ths shortest notice, and cbsap for eash at i TBE JOURNAL JOB OFFICE. OUR FRIENDS IN TBI OOTJNTBT may send their orders to , TBI J00RNAL OFFICE, And r.ly npon thsir rsMivlog tbe sans attention and being filled as promptly and as cheaply as if given personally. Oar Jobing Departm.nt is equal to any In this section, and every faculty posslbls will be afford.d Id ths execution of orders. Address t ENGELHARD A PRIOE, t Wilmbigton, H. C. A Few Horo Left OF THE T BOtI fine Calf boots,' WUea have gun. off ao rapidly duriug Fair Week. OaO in aad anil yoarentf be for. tbiy ar. all gone whan r.p.aUno will ooua too lata. Akae, g ft a. assortment ef .LADIE8' k CHILDREN'S WEAR, Wticl, irt ar f Ilicg ' i MtooUhicgly low WINTER GOODS! Sel.oted out of th. Prim.ai Quods of ths Largoat Importing Establishments in the City of New York, as ws bad ths ad . vantage of balag one oi th. first ones In ths Market, and we wish to to- ' ' ',l . " ' ' ' ' .... ' form our Customers, thai ths war la ths Dry Ooods 14ns la still to b. continued. "No Best for ths Wloked." rilAKCB OF SlOElirjI.E. VN AND AFTKB MONDAY, th. 0th Instant J trains on tbia road will leave Wliuiiog. ton at 0:110 a. m. aod 0:30 p. m. and errlrs at Wei. don at 0:80. a m. and 8:00 p.m. Laave Waldos . ' 10:00 a. m. and 7:88 a. m. arrive at WUmingtoa ' 4:00 a. m. and :1S n. a. Tea day aralna will not rua on Huudaya. Morning train North will taavs Dnloo Dopol at 1 1 IS .'nlook. Night traia North will Lava Union Depot at : to o'olook. Th. S a. ro. Paaaaugvr Train makes eoanaotloa at aoldaboro' for Balalgb. Aa aooommodatioa and freight train will leave Wilmington 10:80 a. m. daily (Bandars exoept Sdi. -: . ... ., Returning, leave Goldaboro' at 0:00 a. and . . arrlv. at Wilmington at I p m. The day tralua loaving Wilmington .tSa.m.. . and Walilon 10.-00 a. m.oouiiaot oloaaly with Tarbo ro' Branch train. Nahl oaaaana-er train, leaf. lug Wilmington and WuMon oa Mondays. Wed- -Deadaya and Fridays, alao oonnoot oloaaly with ' thel'arboro' Urannh train, and with fltoamers to--Waabingtoo, N. O, ... B. L. FREMONT, ! . ": - - Eng. ASnpt, . ' niayS too OENKBAL BCPKHINTKMDEMT'B OIFIOB, t ' woiAiuaia auunaza a. n. uo, ' Wn.m0To, N. 0., May 10, 1870. ' ) rMwli f",(BrauatV'''B"sTj fTpBuuuwSJSBSauuaWsj ON AND AFTER SUNDAY., the ISlh last. Paaaanaera for Lbs W. ls.HL will iala ' alio Train at th. W. A W. B. B. D.DOland tha following .obedul. will be roe l . - DAY tXPBKBB TRAIN fDaily.t ., LeaTsWiimiiigtontWAryBUDepot) 8.80 A. V i , Arrlv. at Floreno. 11 OS A. M Arriv. at KiugavUls 8.00 P. M Leave KlDgavilJe....... ...11 AO A. fct Arrlv. at Klorouo. t:l P, M ' Arrive at Wilmington. & K NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Dallv.l Loave Wilmington ( W W R R. Depot) S:S0 F. Ms Arriv. at Florence IM A. M Arriv. at Kina.viila. SrOO A. M Loava Klnaaviil. 8:48 P. M - Arriv.atFlor.no. 118 F. M Arrive at Wilmington 0:18 A. M JOU. a. W1NIJK1I, Oan'l Sup-t. may m, io-;u 1 Sf' jp i n. iiunn, of n. a. iai4i:"- ' - r.j OnjjootJi: 'Qnlok Balesand Small Frofits." We are determined to OCT-BELL THE CHEAPEST, THS LOW AND THE LOWEST, and we guarantee to furnish better Ooods for less money, Ws alao thank oar eastomws for th. past liberal patronage, hoping to rsoalrs it - Is ths future, as ths most liberal udaoements ere offered, DRESS. GOODS ! CLOTHS, CA8SIMEBE3, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN GINQHAMS, FLANNELS, all rtaJoa and colors: nOMEtiFUNS, Bleaohed and Unbleached ; DOMESTICS. A Complete block of White Goods. , And Special attention is called to our Stook of iUU KIS, WILLIAMSON & CO., COTTON FACTORS, : , ' CeurrAl ronimlssloa Mercaaats, r 48 Waal Lombard Street, ; !: , ' . BALTIMORE. M V.f ' ?- Liberal oaah advanoaa made on tblpm.nt.0i Oct ion and otbtr prodnoa, aod prompt elieoUoa given to all buatuaaa anlrualad to our ear. aov 11 s0-.im '1 i ". DEW DROP 81L00.1. v No. 6 South Front 8t,, Wilmington, N. (X OUT. J. B0ABJJO11OUGH would Inform Us R Old fri.nd. and euatomers thai be bae reoeattf -renovated and refilled to. above BaJoon, end would be plaaaad to reeeive e eratiaeaaoe ef tbelr patronage. Hi bar u always supplied with the BEST ef LIQUORS. 9 OKUTERi Baoetved almoat dally from Now Itlvar. of beat quality, and furniab.d In any quantity or style : dealred. -. . .'' - s.pt 28 I-tf Estba EN0CU MORGANS bQS I80 A Large AMortmaat of BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladiea and Guuta Undargarmauta, Saratoga Truoka, Yaliaaa, Hata, Bailohe. and OhTgnona. Alao a Large and Well eeloo ted Stook of OLO rillNO; Te eotioisile with a very Large Btook of Getil , FURNISHING GOODS, f 4 I'd. Lergaet Blaok in Um B:au of i.ar own kUncfactnra. A Tremendous Btook of Ladiaa, ffl.sus anAOalldreu's Fancy Finlayson Zl Uro. -v : not M No. 8 North rroot Slraot, ' . WILMINGTON, N. a - fr: 1 t , - 80 EEAYf 8ZHimJEfi, 41 ft BALES tESAtOS A, t.: , lyaxdstotAepoesd. F3rsa!e et factory prices by A" u Viii,IAAf,a m tw.aj'm, . I. Ac I Waiok we aaaaaactara at ear Factory, 481 Broadway, New York. Wa goAraatee to Coaniry Dealers perfect BaUaCaetioa la every line of oV Goods. ' . . . ' . . .' f . . ' " ElgaeaApriaweseJdsar FOB 8 KIN a. . Wt baIi ntvoJs of none, ".V . " JUd beat la rrloee every one. M ETTLNGEE. iZi rr- 'a? (-, 'T i . 1. ..,. aa aaa.tr. . ... tun 1 - ' K7- FOB QENEBAX, ,',' i- i neaeaaold paryaaa 18 BETTER AND CHEAPER TfTANSOAP. r.,T; Doa its work quickly, aail, a-id a lib lo. la bor Uian any other oompouna ; olaaaa artadoaM without water ; removes stalna from vmod, marv bit and stoiM ; cleans and brightens kiaisa aad '.' table tear. for general Aoua cUamnf ia nn equalled ; poliahe. tin, braaa, Iron, copper and ' ' steal; remove, oil, met and dirt from maolmtmy: ': ramovaa ataina from th. hand which aoap wul not take off, Ao. Bold at all Grocery, Drag and " nouns oaoraa. (Ill Washington Btreet, N. Y. London I 80 Oxford B treat, UB-aodAaieh Wkalaaala, Juiy BUTTER FLOUR, I RaTDUSBUfERIOBBUTTEit, T 01 Prioes very low. " "; ..... . 4:00 DAKBIL3 rt0CB-a S46 DeROSSETCO. , dee 8 t hTATL OF NORTH CAROLUA. : COUFTt OF HEW HANOTEB, SUTIBIOB COUBT. Ann Oorooran, Parriek Dob an, Jaaaea Befcea,' . Patrick Budaon, Richard Badaoa and Marga- . rot Aloorc, plainliil, Acainat ' Klohard Mnrphy. Donnia Mu'pnr, Dennis Bftian; " Patrick B baa, Ctbario Da&r, Bridget Dniio, and tha oein of K.. Tbomaa Murpay, da- -' Caad. whoa. name, and p'acra of raaidawre ,' are unknown to tbe plaintifTa deieodanta. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS. Yon are borvbv notiSed to appear before J. O.' -Mann, Clerk of (aa Bnperior Oonrt of Mew B ano- ver county aforetaiJ, at hia onloa in the Coart Bonae, la WilmiDgtoo, within twenty dava front and afi tbe 7lh day of January, A D- 1871, to anawer th. ooMplaiul filed ia aie On art fur aale ' " aad oartitoa ol (be real aetata el Thooaaa Mar- - pbv, doe,aeJ. If the above named dctadiua, ... fail to appear at tha time and aatwor thi plaint, tbe plaintiff, win apply for tha ts .il iU- -maeaed ia the eatupUiaa. Herein fail wot. Oivea andor mi hand and aal ol aaid Onrk . - this 131 November, lata. , . , ? . ; i. O. SAVS, ' . ' ' : : . . Clark Biperior Coart. . . ' Bae Uaaover tjeauMy. j , DcBBCTZ CTJTLAR. . , , Attorney tor Plaintiff. aov 34 t9-lafw ch t - orfiBiu Tosirrp, rpKN W OA883 80 L35. J t . " "PRO bono preli: laal leoaival. , ' -dree- " -: :' . 1 ALL IlMD tr J8 t TLX AAD EIFUPmjvill a u - . - ' - C?CwiiJaelsl C'
The Daily Journal (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Dec. 14, 1870, edition 1
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