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1 ' l li Hl'i. UlLMrSflTON. N. O : TUESDAY. APRIL 8. 1875. The Paii.T .'"I ItNAl, the olitcst daily Hi Vorth Carolina, U publUltfd -ery mornit s. except U -nday, at EiOHT Imilars a year; For a Dallam ii uoiithi; SrvKNTT-rirs eeuta per month or shorter jvrWe. Served by Carrter ihp rit at SvejrTT-rivB ont t ntor h,r Two Dollars and Twin t f-pivt iwita per quarter. Hi" Wkvki.t JorR5L, (Frt.fay) a ' Mriv-rx column paper. Two Douan r yfr; thrve cnpiea FlVB DotXAKti AKI A MLP i rmr opprca, $KYIX PoLIAW enit, Fl'HTlirtABa AM A BAIJ1 !n ofiea. Finn Dom.am; twenty copies Twkjttt riva Dollar 'IrBscK'HrutN" in alt eawa payable '' iuf', ami rw ppT crirtinuel aftr th 'ration of 0 paid for. .,MirTANOn sli'HiM be ma by Post er?!. Moii''y 01r or Ei proas. Ifthiaratir (i be dune, prftec against Wawea by nisil may bo satire J by furwanHne li-tft pava'iletotl finler oftrte propHetot ,t ihe .lofKXAU by ending the niiiuc) reu'uft'red UUr J Ailveirieirt. KaUiTpTr-4wb-t4.yvi lit a if advertising type,) One l"d. ii illi'inn of du'.l.trs ainl tliou!ai)Jit t.f Lum3 lives was not too high a prca to pay for the frtfilorn of the negrtrva ought uit avimt'thuifr lo be Jim for tliOM ahoae jomlition ia bo mm-h more deplorable that tboy v. ill be bap y to be niada even u thoae slaves were? AiiJ wbat about the Government J It it exactly consitent for the Gov ernment that Unit ita whole energies ia favor f black men to exert iU powor agairmt white men who awk ou'y the level (rem which the black" were raised T These are the questions about which we bare been meditating this moriiiug. Our northern friends are not the only ones whoae crimes and whose fotliea hire made them wish they were m bondsmen and hired servant rather than heirs and freemen. " the above i"vi to aiy th t th ti b a tht j b u t rt-p ct ilile n rih-ru iwmi- grntn With or without cnutnl, uot b welcome. Uin us i B.iup'y j alixuid. Kill iliA n The following ccmiueiiU upon the CJiniition and ti xdeLry c-f fee lag ud a!T r in Mexico, ubirh e tuke from the Waihington Jj)uLtlwn, m.ij or may not mean aometiiing. Coming aa i. doea from the 1'reMdeut'e own pe culiar month-piece, it ieems to us to 1 be intended to paw the way for a lit tle more "annexation." . .. The f2c)ubtican aaya: The condition of ttHaire in Maieo ia, mueed, UeplorHUle. MOUi-y la bcarco, trade i tugmut, roblMriee are frrqneut, and general oonaiuou tr diattafaotjou and di(iuiet prevuila. The people Htm to be anxioua for a ehm.ge of aomo kiud, no matter wht it nmy lm, and the 1 -.uoraut olmtKea gn U txtromta id their drmntwtratioOl & that tx kalf. Tno fbWtig of oiln a, tb-lUHjonty of whicli are worked by foreigne , bna looui a ri gular -carn noe. Aa mou aa (urge "uoioniitB of bullion liKvnleeu accuiuulitUd, the t i i 1 1 1 .-t niuktt a raid on the uiined, carry oil the treasure, and aometimea make prittotieta of the owner for the pur iioae of oUuiiiiug ranxom-utoneT. In hurtih m 1 1 ipl4-Jefm Jo r MISCELLANEOUS GO BUY i ni ) JAC3BIJ AXE. J RAIL E0AC8 jrEBALCPaiNTBMTlI VTTlCt a xaikBunw w. Kiilll W LiT"B, t . 0., April I 1MB. KB rlM riHTftl AV ilia ts. mi' iui Ai.iri. Ndw lo wo u4 CoiuULUJ H.uij Ait- CHANGE -OS tiicxohikiw a rAir.ua- HOW lO ritillTTHBf. Aa to the trne policy fur na to pur ue in the ootmug campaigns, we b'0" heart Jy cononr with the Meinphia A ji al in aaying there mnat 1 "uo bargains, no eompromiea, no policies that are uot ennetioued by Democratic uxaoe and Drecedeut. We munt draw ".. , , . . . l uurtiti mi i hi opi4Jetm j Uejiueaaodenfrw-rtnot jmrty Lrt u 0MlCa.4l0j ,( (HW indnstruoi diempline in all electiona, whether ov Insertion. Osi Poijr; two ti.o municipal, connty, State or pat. .al. Uo.aOsB IHm.i.ah akd a HAi.r; three w bave nothing to gain, but all to ;netbi. Two i.aks; four luaeniem. I loee by any other course. The poople T"o roi i.A am a m ai f; five inier everywhere are looking to the I)mo Uotn Tiiiinit" Dou. ah; al liieitlMi. j cratio party aa the party of thj future; hk1.ui.aw. ani a HAi.r; twaive Uh eMrt - rum which the eiiwii re- Urtni-ms. KlVB U14 AJM AMD A MAI f, , t. . . . i I lixr rrorn tliH liurili'iia ami nnorenHious O t nioiUi r.H.HT lOIJ.AK!S I wo ainnuM. I " ' irTKLN Dot i. aiu; th.-ee mouths, TwrS put upon them by the KadieaU. They TV -TWO llolJ.AHS. tintrAi-ta fr lone" rntiMtji ami Innpei In ii upon lilieral terte wiimlnftr'n. H. (!. a'M iaiwwwwgw Maaawwawaaaaw Tilt ! siu mow, Mauy apt and appoHite aaying; might lie, quoted 'o Hint the moral if uot to adoru. the tale of-our mor ning's meditations. For - long ages jiiMt, men have freely conf.MRed thnt "oircumstftncea alter canes" and for are alike impatient of ' the Gruiit- itea and the Iudeeudiiita. .The facile and scheming politicians, who delight in f eats jof agility, and who are never so much in the way of their purpose in life as when toting witter on both ahouidera-rthree have liud their day. Tbey must stand on one s'de or the other. They mwt eiher be Democrats or Republicans. Iu fu ture, political context will be made on party ieauee and no other, and tho o who are wishy-washy, those ah have jiibtiiH), and the uggotion s made by diaint .'rested tiavelera that nothing will save them from eventual barba rism except a foteiKU protectorate, Ttie Star aud JJiruld, nu Ameripiiu uewHpapt'r printed at l'auamur iu din- cussing ehm unggrstiou, remarkx r "Tim impremtiou ia that it should be placed uuder an Amerioau Territorial O.ivernmeut. If the American peop'e are uiiwilUi g to tasume tins reioni bility, they have no right to debar other buttons from doing it.' The iu treHta of civilization and humanity d' maud aa much. The advautaca, comim rciiil ami otherwise, tlist would aocrii" to California by the welfare aud good government of Mexico ouJl be nioaleuUbhi." f ' . . - ditiU'K : Pious. Hoes, 81iovelw, ' . - - Spades, Whrolbarrowp, ui;C mtthiorks ANTt. MI.ACK iMITH'S HEl LOWS, V rxa, HmmT, Tioo (JUiHi,('oHn.llnie, Fl.. HU;I, Bar Iron, Hm, tifoke, lluba, . I'Ol t. , ,., IPIUDRa, - t- .,- r -;. M -; uv.mi, . ' ' - ' - anoorilino ikak, r Hi:r knivis, - . f TKI.M (TIM HT, f ' f . ,viMi1twlsTAl, .. oi':ii' Tool . A Bit a Vni.ta RliH-kol JIARDWARE, NATHANIEL JACOBI'8 . HAIUJWAPE DEPOT- iNO, O MAHHli'T HT. ii ECHEDULE Oafcnd alur Mrndav, Ail!eth.th roUow Ing -hr.lul will be run 1 MUHI BlPltXoa TKAXN,iDilj). Ln WIlmluftOB. .as r. M Laava FU..r.. .............11 M P Arrlte at Oolambla. 4.1 A. at m -m a aipvata. . . S ASA.M Leara Aoui..,.. I IS f. M L Oolumbia. ,,. 113 P. M LTf toreriM.. ........... 160 A. at Arrlt WUmlUKtoo 7.10 A. M PaaMBiran fotuv Vast bevocd Cola ubn irill uk Uiruaa Train, laaTlng Wllmlrg'or. ii i b r. a. PA8E0KB TRAIN, (Dally ecrt Sua . day.) Irftn Wilmington.. ....... ' .. 0 A. A.rr; al r'oceuo UJM) Y. a Uava riorenra 1.10 at 4rrlra arilBUigtoa 7,00 P. V. 7 Canaan er Uw UaarlentoB, tolomloa and AutfMa and bryotHL aaovM taka at(at Ii trMlrata rrim WUaiiiiion. ajr Tu mtgh ahwiin( Oar on night trali. i J . , JAMCH AWUSHSOK Ui'18mrlnUinileDl wist fapy. aarl'a . i eo-tf At Carolina Central 'Railway Co. NOTICE TO NllirrERS. TheCLYDE LINE; long Hgea u.ao, r.Lg u.e ,klrmi,luld on flr,t oue Mdo BIld lllcn name idea iu other and perhaps state: h Qt , rf g() J)6 lier laugnagp, they Lave contmned to mUHt tf) ,uhl,n,li;i4ta -1 u " t"'"8;" """ themselves to the wholesome rules knd " rr t-T--aw.- :a. si ,we arc euiuip-o vwsiu P.mr d,wtion--rt1iHyrganiBatiou, or. be in Hrnuiii' iiv iuu, uv mum HHirtinviu - . : ai ..l ..al in npreaaiou .s uia ou.er ..ramrau ... .imwu th mogn , aud IWiiO-ds wlucuasit fell mutilated from tUe l, , ud th to erne. - i I. a I: . 1 I " ar s,.,i upS oi one o. wouua. u E of th hUb t() iuJ ill ' t. 1 . II. , 1 ' i liowu ieg.ai.iun into vnu arcu.ve. o, f mfA gravity took kbape iu "conWHteucy , ....:,... ,. .,i.-.. b thou art a jewelry And now having u u 1)mm)orttt t IUJjoal- -poutoa our uioriki in tne moiitn oi a n gro once a hIuvb wo rise to explain W SHINCTON. ti b it a i,. XVAaillfi: io UK ' MP4TCIL. ,s . Ilia HlKtiia oi Ulilm mid mark C'lllaeus I'udcr Iha LNlorcttiueiit Act. Diiritig the argu meut on Thimday ouo. Choose ye." tho subject of our morning's medita tions, that is to sity the institution of African slavery, how it looked in the part and bow it looks now. Tt rhiladelphia JCorth Aimrlmn hts periodical attacks of great inttrort and intense auxii ty about affairs iu the B. fore tho war human langungo was 1 Houth, and jiint now it frati rtial Utterly inad quale to express the I spirit is deeply exercised about lo Northern idea ofthohorrt rsof African policy of Norlheru immigration to h Klnvery to be seen wherever it existed Southern Htates. It favrrs tho policy throughout the Hnuth; no imagination with ita whole soul, and laments most no mutter how vivid, no brain no mat- eon ly that it' has not be-ju suo ter how fertile or inventive oonld be- oetaful, aud for tho reason, as J it gin to picture the scones o lotto and alleges, that tnere is su element in lust and cruelty and crime that were portions of the South bitterly hostile hourly witnessed in our midst. Iu a I to itin such BUtos for lmttaiice as word while the institution was a relio of arbarism aud the sura of all . viliuinies, tho Constitution that guar anteed ita coutiuuauco was a league with the detil and a covenant with hell. Aud so said they all uutil from the Njrthern fanaticalheart the notion of a slanderous aistcr rooted out the teach ings of the bible and the rilloa of her beastly brother now reeking with the filth and attuoh of Brooklyn's basest bagnio, precipitated a war that destroyed not only slavery but fieo government aud couhtitutioual libeity with it. That was African alavciy then, what is it Dow ? Again we paint the picture with the brush of a Northern artiut. It is well known there is much turbu leuce aud trouble iu various portions of tho laud, brought about by bad laws and bad governments, Iu i'eun- eylvania matters have gone to fafthat largo bodies of men have banded to gt-ther in open denauce of tho duly constituted authorities. Riots have occurred, aud so threatening is the as pect of affaire that large military foroes have been called out to prevent blood shed and violence. Now this ia cer tainly a serious fUte of affairs. So uarious and of such proportions is the iusurreot on that it may be well to know what the insurgents demand. Fortunately we have their demand iu au authoritative shape, as stated to a special correspondent of the Philadel phia Timet. Aud gentle readers what do you think these poor white men have risen in arms to demaud 7 Noth ing more nor less thau that they may be made as comfortable aa the negro slaves were before the war I Ilere is what they say : "Only give ns the same treatment the darkiea iu the South' received pre vious to the war givo us plentv to eat, a good bed place and pi o vide for our children and ourselves when we get aged aud infirm we will be kutisflt d. But the Philadelphia and lie.xling Uoal ana iron Company will not do half of this. We want to be Louest but it will not allow ns leave to live. We want to work and get our wages; we do not axk to be permitted to toil sud yet have to steal to sustain existence. Verily wi 1 wonders neveroensel Aud doubtless many of these very people fought to free the negroes, in other words, took arms to deprive Jh negroes of those very guarantees of wotk and wages thut they now tuke up arms to secure to themselves. And what are all the philanthropists doing now fof these poor Pennsylvania insurgent miners? If thousands of - Georgia, Kentucky, Teuneasee, Ala-ha-ua aud Louistaua. In other States, suoh for instance as Delaware, Mary laud, West Vi-gluia, South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, aud Arkansas, the policy oould be carried out with uot much trouble, llow the States of Virgiuin, North Carolina, and Texas are regarded from a Northern immi gration poiut of view, the Amrrivan deponent sayeth not. Bo strong with some is tlm belief iu not only the ex pediency but the necessity of North ern immigration to the South that it is a serious quentiou with them whether it shall uot be made with foroe slid arms. ; The A titer win says: y We are antistlcd that the planters aud buainess men of tint South are eaten by usurers and Unaucial sharks, who levy the most extortionate rates of ifttorest, because they have the fluid to themselves, the honorable Northern capitalists being driven away. We are also Hutmned that mauy of the Hontb eru railroads do uot pay bt cause they have not the advantugo of first-clasa railroad lalent iu their muuairemeut. aud are left to mere politicians, who studiously lguore the lessons of North- eru experience. Yet jtint iu the lines where the Northern men oould bo mo t useful to the Bouth they are allow d no chance, and it seems to be imagin ed by some conceited journalists that our people must only go Mouth to compute with the ueg.o labor on the lautatious or in the workshops I Nothing more clearly shows the extent of Southern sectionalism thau the fact that the city of Baltimore is iguored hy tne Houtn as not being suiUoiently Southern. It is really true that the prosperity oi Ualtimore rests upon the trade sno derives iroui tlie All die aud Western States, aud that sho thrives. not because she is a Southern city, but because sno nas praotioaiiy ceased, to be one. We had much rather that the north ern surplus should go south with the we'eome and good-will of the native Houlhernersof the dominant race. But we are free to say that if that element shall remain autagouistio, the noith will in tlia end override and disregard it, as was done trinmpbautlv in Mis souri aad Kansas. It the whole south were now as open and free as the whole west is, the movement thither would take awy our surplus, aud afford a new stimul mt to the general prosper ity of the whole country. Just now it is a serious consideration In many minds at the Dorth whether the north ern surplus ought not to go nhead and Manilla way into a Arm establishment at the south. For if violence is not put down with heavy hand bv the southern people themselves, it must oe a ngnt, and just such au one as we endured in Kansas. Iu that oase the south will receive rougher and more detperate element than th peaceful one mat now asxs a looting. We have no eomment to moke upon lelore the Huprnue Court, iu the (irunt i'atiHh case, involving tbo oon stitutionnlity of tho iMiforoumeut Act Attornev-Oi ueral YV Illinois contended Hint bv the thirteenth aud fomteonth amendment and the Civil Rights ,bill, the people of the United States in tended to secure to the colored man under the protection of the general Koveriitnont, the riirlit to make con tracts, to sue, to hold property, aud tho various other rights of citizeusnip On the other side it was coutcuded that tho fourteenth ameudment whs nothing more tlmn au empty formula and nniouiit to uoimug nothing bi empty i;d vaiu words. Even before the adoption of the late amendment Cougrosa had the power to protect th riuhl to vote for I'rtmidcutial electors Mr. Justice Bradley said: Suppose Congress should enact a law makiug it a felony to steal the property of another. Congress lias the uudoiibu right to puuihii thn stealing of tho property of the government, or ol property in the service or the govern nieut; but beyond that the law would be unconstitutional. Now, when a law is so framed that one part is consti tutional and theothcr unconstitutional, and tho two are so blended as to be impossible to sever, can you hold one part constitutional and tho other puit unconstitutional ? The Attorney General replied that the law could be enforced as to those ofFeniA'B whioh it in admit ted are within tho legitimate power of Congress to provide for. As to the power assumed iu the Enforcement act to provide , penalties for interference with voters at Congressional elections, tho very existence of the government depends on theseelections. If Congress has no power to protect the voters, then the White Leiigue of . Louisiana a m nority of the peoplt cau stand around the polls ami prevent the majority ii?- 8HIFPI5G. NEW YORK AND BOSTON LIHEO VIA Wilm!ngtohf fJ. C. Fast Freight Route to all Points North or South. 1NEW YORK. New York and Wilmington Steamship Line ! SEMNWEEKLY,' Soiling from NEW TORE, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 P. M., and from WILMINOl ON, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 1 ' T , ; lw' W Xcw.Vork and Wilmington Stosimsh ip .Company, flOM81it fHB WANTS f'KTHKTKADK, uva aadca aiiniiu r Bani"r io me i.imi'u Will sail rtoei W TOKK ear: I WEDNESDAY M SATURDAY at 3 PJL ' WnmlogtoD, c luth, 1874. I Change ofSchedule Oo and aftat tUa UUi luatant, tralua will tan bier tl)U Hallway aiTollowK A88INQIR TRAINS ir Wttmlnctuii at T IAA.X ArrtTalaCMllotta at.. , T A3 P in ImAtt r O at.... S: 4tA Y Arrivrtn WllqiUjgir at fl;4S r W Nlibt trains (Taat Frelaht and Paanen- gar) lo futora nutlc. . , FREIGHT TRAINS Laara WllaUugtuu at. ..S.ueA. M. ArrlTe at Laarlobari at... S 40 P. M. Ixtava Laurluburg au. ....... ....... SiwA.W arrive at ;nr lotto i. ........ ...... e n r. tn liSavt ( harlotto at 6 0 A. M Arilva' lAurlnborg at..,., : P. M Leavalurlobarg ........ :K) A M Arrive aVWiliiui. glow at ...... .0 P. It ,'4 at 'Connection. Connect at Wilmington wit li Wllmlngtoa S Valdiiii, an I Wllmlniitun, I olnmMa An goal luiiroaib). -x iul-wt. klT Net YmkMd BOSTON AND FALL RIVER. XewYork andnvirmington Steamship Company, ' OONNEITINO WITH THH OLD COLONY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS. Dally Between BOSTON and NEW YORK. i Bt-mi-Wfeklj between NEW YORK and WILMINGTON. l Weduoadar and Saturday Irani eacn Part, ShlPira aay reW mon the ornmi't and rcn'lar palllnc rr these Sleancra. aad aalikdla !. h ain hi ail sbloatrats br ttiia route. OJO DELAY8. CoanecUBg at WUbiIhiIob nh ue W It M IrQTt K, COLCM n ( A A t'Gl'STA P AH.KOAD. WlI.tllNUlOK AWKI lHiH KAII ROAD, THECAKLiNA I t NTKAl. Bill WAT, ANOOArK PKAR KlVKKTAatlBt Tbrougb Bill! nf Ladlrg glTo to ard froB all Point ta NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA. Alio to NEW YORK. BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. FALL RIVER and other Eastern Cities. Loaer or everebarfea . Prom Flr U, -Rattbrirtfer. , SEMI-WEEKLY PROM EACH PORT. , , . i' IT Hereafter snippers can rely upon the prompt and regular sailing of these Steamers from New York as adver- tiscd, M .the Company has determined j to adopt regular sailing days, and with the additional steamer, there oau be ! no onhse for delay In shipments. W Other Hteamers will be added as required. A. D. CAZAUX. Agent, i rl-wtvklT aalllmora and weeklt Pblladrl hla Htaiare,Bd the KWer Boata to Kay tlonnwta at Clurlotte with Hi wertern 1I n. North I'Hrellna Knllrnft.i, Ctiarlotte and tUTilli Kallroa', ,bJlo'te A Allaola Air Line, anl Uliarlotla, Co'.aatbla and A a ciotn Kallroad . Tbua supplying tbewbot Wert, Northwfit sno Mouiaweet witn a anon ana rnaap ntat tba Seaboard aud Europe. a. L FKKMONT. 1 4 Chief Engineer and StrlctetTAnr "di? 296-tf av Patxr nablljilni U. O. Railway ached ol will please notion cbangea. WILMiNQTOll AND WELDON RAII ROAO COMPANY. uatioa o aaaAi.ScrBKiTna Wtlnlngtoq, G Jsii. 9, IW )UANS lP SCHtDUUl .- Oa and after Jan. I1 paHH-ngir i m ui Mm W. W, lalluaO w1l ran urollowa: .--.. .MAIL TRAIN . e (Tnlou Ue(iot dallj (eicrpt a" Rain guaranteed a low ae by any other root and Urn a oulck. irumi tly paid. , Mark nil (oodsTla Clyde's Wilmington Line. ( for further Information apply to either ol the undersigned A genu o! the Line. V. 1) ''. MINK. Oeiwrl Va-ii-rn Agent. W Ue.omhlre atn et, Boiton. WSJ, P. OI.YDK tO.,eneral Anfa. New ork 1 Ine, f Bowling Ureas, Jl. T. A. D. CAZAUX, Agent, Hnndayn) at .. Ajrte at Uolddhorrf . . ., " Koekv Mount at Weldbnat tT WeMon dully at..., rr eatKonky aotiut... Uoldaboro.it " Colon Depot... 1 SS A . la 11.44 A.M. 1 S8 P. t..... 4 P.W VU A M 11,41 A. IV. 1.MF. M. ... ... SOS P. M CXPRKRH THA 1 M THKOCOM I FKE1Q1IT TRAIN march 16 WILMINGTON, N. (V t!4-tf f Union depot, daily, at. rrlTeathldboro at " Kooky Mountat " Waidon at ate- Welduii, dally, at trrlie at Koi ky Mcunt at. . . ttoldaboru at.. ....... Uaion !eiH)tat... ...... t.UP.ai 1.V) A. M iro A. M, ...... T.SO A.M . . 4 40 P. M ...... 819 P. M 11.18 AM 10 A.M Office of City Cieit anil Treasurer, CITTOf WILwINQTON, N.O., ( March 2M, ISIS.1 NOTICE. Stall Train make clone ooaiectlOB at Weh Ion for all point North eta Bi.y Una and Ac jula Oreek roou. 07 Eiprea Train oonneotanly Itb Acq oil U'eek roata. HatllmatD'a Palae Slceti l Can t ttila T ralai. t t freight Tratp will leave Wilmington tri weekly at 6 48 A. M. at d arlye at 1.40 P. M. ' JttHS F. DIVINE, : Oenara Hnp't . JaaS S-M f ro ji Totii'g The tiftuenth amendment coiifera upon the enlored H'ople the right to vote, and niileHs Congress baa the power to enfuroo that guarantee it ia of no value whatever. Mr. Jiiatioe Clifford said that in his State (Maiue) the oolored man always hud the rijht to vote. He would auk the Attorney General whether if two iud.etmeutx were found of eouapira ey oue to prevent a colored man and the other to prevent a white mau from voting would the Cirouit Courts of the United Status have jurisdiction of both oases ? . , The Attorney General declaimed netting that negrin-s have greater rights than whites, but these amend ments took the negroes from, a oond tion of slavery, guaranteed them equal rights with the white man aud und r tjok to protect theol agaiuat all dif eriuiinattona. Au indictment for de priving a white man of the right to vote at a Gopgrsasional election could b maintained in the United States courts, but he could not inaint that it oould be maintained if the deprivation of the right to vote was at a State eleo tion. , , Mr. Justice Btronir asked, if a con spiracy was formt d to pioveut a mau Irom voting tiocance he whs the rosl of au Irishman, would the United States Cucmit Court have jurisdiction of tiiat r It would certamly be a race dittoriuiinatiou. The Attorney General said be bad no doubt that Congress bad tho power to provide for snrh a cane, but he did n t say tl a', it would come under this ftot. ' Mr. Juioi Strong Surnose tho State of South' Carolina, where the majority of the people are oolored, should chntigo its constitution and sv that no white man should vote, won 4 a remedy agaiiiht t bat lie in the United States courts ? "The Attorney General said be Lad no doubt tlmt it would. His idea in the main 'of tha.'e amendments was that any and every right guaranteed by them may be protected iu the oourts ot the United States. aMMaVMaMaM Listing of Taxables for 1875. jM. PKHSON3 AND 0011POR ATIOS8 wl hln the wirpomte llmlti or the Olty ot Wll mlngton, on the flrnt day of April, 187are required by law to Hut all their Ileal, Pergonal nnd Poll Taura for the yenr I8T8. Th Tai Llatei fwr the OUy ot Wilmington, S. I., barlow, W. M. Munroe aid Wm. H Rank, win be In attendance at the City Hall Court Room fin h tlret duy or April, and lor twenty day) thereafter, (Smidijl fticrpUd) between the hntin of t o'clnc A. M. and 3 O'clock P. M., ard on Prld T night from 6 o'cloi-k to 9 o'clock P. M , fur the purpowi of lUting all the Real, Petaoual and Poll taie within the Mrporat limit of tbl oity. All peranna and corporation' neg1oting or iefuing to comply with the abort will be de llnqupiit, aud ubfct te a double tai thereon, T. C. SERVOSS, BU3INE.8 CAEB8. t - A, J. JOHNSON, Ilcrrliiiavillo, IV. C. DRALFH IN OR tKRII, MKRCHAHDISE and Dietlltor of Turpentine IllllUeiit wli price pair! for Turpentine and l nnntrv Produce generxliy. ay Al-o, Agnt for Wllml"g'on Jot'RSAL. aprlll itAwlm 11 Via WJLMINGTOIV, ,1V. CJ FAST FREIGHT ROUTE 1 To all Points North or Couth. aw BALTIMORE. Ealtimore and Wilmlnton Line, BM1-WBKLT. -8AIL1NU FROM BAIJ 1M0RE Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P.M. AND FKOM WILMINGTON Wednesday & Saturday. BOSTON ANdTpROVIDENCE. , Baltimore and Wilmington Une,, Baltimore, Boston and 1 roTldencs Line, Or ti Canal Dally to Philadelphia ami Cly de' Philadelphia and Provlilnnce Line. Semi-Weekly from -ach Port. PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and MmiU Ik, raai-wasKi.T aaiwaaa BALTIMORE AN11 WILMINQTOK. Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Co., Daily via Canal between oaLiiavaa rv rnibavaiiraia, """", 'f WESTERN CITIES. BALTIMORE AND W1LMIKGTOK LINE. Northem Oentral Kailroad AMD TH1 '"' Baltimore andhlo Bal road. Graham & Rash, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, v CfiAELOTTE, N. 0. PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANI PED eral Court, aad make collect lone any where In North Carolina. Aleo negotiate valrn of Rial EM ate. - Agricultural, Mineral and Lumber tract, and detlraole City Iot con tantly on hand. , lalft - ISS-tf City Clerk and Treaeurer. march !3 ; , lo.tf -a- From- this Date HICBr COAL WILL.BE 10(rrrroii. march tS O. G. rARSLET A CO. Just Received! WEHAVKJUST RECEITED A LOT OK THE HANTOMK8T Ladies' and Gentlemen's lmis SHOES Tint huereitieen offered for ml In tbtamar. k'U i, EVAN8 VoirOLAHN.v DQIIiTIUri aii V Exr.'iTTVi -t "nin I fU the fbort.iit notice and en Hi. niflaVT VMmBVanmlilaa fall laia. al tfi. . "t'HNA i nirri a-.. I 6or, WEUOIIMM (JAkOSdudV ISII I INi (1AUIIN aapeoialty at tbe JOURNAL OVri FINE ARTS. Goo, It. Hcotr, ARTIST IN CRAYON PORTRAITS. Samples can be seen and Orders loft at tLe l3uok Store of P. lleinsber The Patronage of the fublie is re- solicited. speotfully i mrchlJ-u attoaaiL obobli. ; ; wiutaa atoaai' CRONLY 'ft MORRIS. AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER! , , WUJa-lISOTO, B. 0. IAN BE SKEW AT THEIH SALES KOOM8 y a plan of the city, on an enlarged acale. Blank Book with the boandartee of eyerj Lot In the city distinctly neflned. aawca aiue, na ana nreeent.or ery lot D the oity. j .. - .,.-.., Any Information deelred faralahed neon an- fllcation. , Jail Shipper may rely npon the prcmpt and relr llin of tbe Steamer, and ajalak patch glren to all shipment by tliii route. NO DELAYS. TbrcnKh Bill or Lad In given to and rrom all Pokita In NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA Also to BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and otbr Eaatern Cities. V Kate anarantecd a low a by any otbr Houte and time a quick. Loaaea or OTercharee promptly pIU. Mark all Goods via Italtiinoro and Wilmington Line. tf For further Information apply to either of the nnderalgned i gent of th Line. IDWIN FITZGERALD, Agent. Ba'timure Uu , 60 .louin street, Bailin march IH-tf A. D. CAZAUX, Artt, i Bnltimo.i; anu tom York Linai, ' - Wit.MtaoToa, M, 0. Hojkin, Carmer & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Ac, BALTIMORE, MD. Ruccewor t Wade Boykln A Co, STILL MANCrAflfrBK and aell larae quaatiti' ot their Standard Prorrlotari Medii'.ln'. ncr as "Krervho. y' Vcgetnhle Carthartln Pill. lr. "MottblnKteiie Cholera aad Ularrhaia Mertlclne." Ilr "lUitkln' Worm Killer." lr. "M.'ykln' ongb xyrno." Pr. "Bnvkln'" Liver Tonic," pt "Oompi uad Entriict of Mandrake " "Halid1 Home ai.d Cattle Powder." "Biitrd' Worm Confection." 'titaige, Bittetaand chnanva" All tbe above jtiodre last becomlna and- ar t, and are kept generally by dniKgtxr and conntrv merchant'. feh U- a'VIm THE LAT CHANCE TO OF. FTHR R EN bow Hoe or K mc other large gift fur Tot Oollare and Fifty Cental Thn drawing of th Grand Gift Concert, In Oreenboro, N. U., ha bet n d.rtrred until April 10th, when It will, altbout anv fu-th,r delay, be proceeded with, Tbona wishing to lavantcando to by tending to the Manager, O. P.Mendenhall, Boxl, Greensboro, M, C, or of the agt-ntt at dlflbrent place". Ticket lot alt In thai plaoe by MATTHEW P. TATLKrT" naroh M U Agent, noticji:. Carolina Central Railway, GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, V WiLMrsoTON, March 81st, 1875. ) , THE ATTENTION OF THE PURLIO U RESPEOTirUliLY INVITED TO THE fact that tLe Carolina Oentral Kailwav. blng completed and folly eqalpped for bntintM . otlrH-wlth It connection at WilmingUm, both via direct Steamer Line aud via Weld a aad Portsmouth, to Biltlmore. Philadelphia, Mew York, Boeton and Providence nnequaled facil lt for handling tblpuunta from , WILMINGTON AND ALL EASTERN CITIES TO CHAR. LOTTE, 8TATE8VILLE, CREENVILLE, SPARTAN- ..,.BK""i--'. .--? BURG '"""""''""'"''"; " "'-'"j and all itatlon on Atlantis, Tenncwea Ohio Atlantic and Rlchmnnd Air Lira ana Maria C'olm Railroad a well a all po'nt In GEOIUilA and ALABAMA. lnmranoefrnm Kaewrn cine vuaranteeriM tow a via anv other lint. No terminal a traaa fer ehargea, and llatea alnayi aa low aa the lowest. Hate to all point lurnUbed upon application to the nnde'ttgntd. OSoe la Bank of Xw natiover uauuiug. aprll 8-afy General P relght A (eat. REMOVAL! REMOVAL ! PJ3. ' FRANK a BR., DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ke.,i Desire to inform their f Hernia and the public gen er all? that the hare tw moved to the Store formerly occupied by them, No. 17 Market street. J , v Having disposed of the bnlk of their old utock, they have received sad are daily re oeiving new and desirable goods which they will sell at prices to suit the times. , ' HiT A call is respectfully solicited. M. FRANK dr BEOs No. 17 Market Stroe
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