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V I LM i N GT O N , JN . C, THURSDAY MQRMi.G, FEBRUARY 1, 1877.
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THE TELEGRAMS,
BradleySelcctfdasFmii
Judge In Electoral'.
Commission,
PEACE EPPECTED 15 IIBOPE.
A IC1TESS COMMITS SUICIDE.
CORRECT RETURNS FROM
FLORIDA RECEIVED BY,
THE PRESIDENT OF
THE SENATE. '
Maddoj M Cornered" by Congress
man Field.
Noon Reports.
. WASHINGTON.
Washington, Jan. 3(1. A sub-oom-mi
t tee of the ootnmittee on. Louisi
ana affairs examined Marshal Pitkin
in his parlors at Willard's last night.
, The Marshal is not tery well.
Maddox, a treasury agent, wad was
in constant communication with
Wells, deolines to answer or explain
bis letters.
In the Senate the concurrent reso
lution was adopted, providing that
.no persons shall be admitted to the
Betiato wing of the Capitol during
the count" of the votes for President
and Yioe President exoept npon tick
ets issued by the President pro tern
of the Senate and Speaker of the
House; auoh tickets to be distrib
uted equally to such tionatora and
Representatives by the Sergeeht-a(
. Arms of the Rouse 9 of Representa
tives. Gov. Wells is sick.
This morning the returning board
were in quite1 oltwe confinement
Visitors were admitted by card and
conversation held within hearing of
the offloera of the House.
Judge BradI y has been selected
as JndUe for the Fifth District; -.
Three letters from Qov. Wells, one
to He wilt, one to Cameron and one
to Senator West, will be produced
to-daj. A heavy cloud hangs over
the returning board.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Jan. 31. Hon. J.; Wiley
Edmunds, one of the most successful
and prominently known business men
in New England, died to-day. '
HIW TORE.
' Nbw York, Jan. 31. Cyrus QA
Clark was arrested for attempting to
negotiate $21,000 worth of forged Cen
tral Pacific bonds. -
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Jan. 31 Prof. Edward
L. Seymour, who arrived here from
,Chattanoojra or Atlanta, two months
since, was found sitting in a chair this
."morning with his throat cuLN Pecuni
ary troubles.
.'' ' ;"v
.EUROPE. - V
London, Jan. 81. A cironlar from
Constantinople aays it is believed
that peaoe will be concluded with
' Servia, and it is rumored that Monte
negro received Turkey's overtures
favorably.
Countess Hsvre threw herself
t from a window of her mother's resi
dence, Beakly square, and died of
her injuries. Grief at her husband's
death unsettled her mind.
' Dispatch from Constantinople says
Count Chandordy, the Fienoh Plena-
' potentiary to the late conference,
and Count Corti,, the Italian Am
)easador, left there yesterday,
Night Reports.
WASHIXfiT0:
Wasiiixgtox, Feb. l.-The Florida
majority report will show from certified
copies ot every return made to the
Board of Canvassers 91 tinajority fur
Tilden." ,JP
The President of the Seriate has re
ceived from Governor Drew the official
proceedings of Tilden's electors (and
the recauvass ot votes under; the new
Returning Board showing 9C; majority
for Tilden.
A The official papers are, first, a certi
fied copy of the act of the Legislature
authorizing the new Returning Itoard
to - recauvass the votes for President
and Vice President. Second, a copy
of the returns as cnuvasst'd by the new
Board certified by them. Third, the
Governor's certificate of the appoint
ment and due 'authorisation ' of the
Tilden electors. Fourth, the declara
tion by the electors themselves duly
certified that they met and cast their
votes for Tilden. ,
Houso passed bill reguhitintr ad
missions to galleries dating count,
and adopted tlie report of the Judi
ciary Committee adm .ting B !frd,
from Colerado,' who was Heated. ,
Barnes, of Kew Oi !i aun, tLe tJc
craph mauBgir, was dihcharced from
custody.
The Honse is in session 'To-night.
The Fhida Commiftee wil'. proba
bly report. . ,
SitKATE Hereford, pt West-Virginia
heated,
Sinkit g fund for Piieific Railroad
reeumi-d without aotioii.
The Senate then adjourue.d.
, The Republican Congrewioua!
Committee employ Wm. Evarts, V.
W. Stoughton, Stanly Matthews jind
S. 8. bhellabargor to prepare their
cae before the committee.
: Justice Clifford will be prexent at
the Eleotoral Committee. Iliecom
mittoe met at 11 o'clock to day. The
Clerk of the Supreme Oouvt admin
istered tho oath to Clifford, who
qualified the other Commissioners.
A committee was appointed to frame
rUleS. ... . .
Before the Committee on Privi leges
and Powers, John O. Pickett
produced the following letter writ
ten by J. Madisou Wells, of New
Orleans, dated November 20th, 1876:
Mu Dear Sir : You fully under
stand the situation, can't you advise
with me. relative thereto. , ... . : ,.: ,,
- v (Signed) . J. Madisos Wklis.'
Picket testified that a gentleman to
whom he well new called on him No
vember 23d just from New Orleans,
He told witness the exact situationlnH
Jtfew Orleans. , Objection was made
and the room cleared. When the doors
were opened J." II. Madddi, gpicial
agent of internal revenue department,
was on the stand, lie had known
Wells and Anderson 25 yoara, Tho
letter mentioned above, handed Mad
dox, was written by-Wells in the pres
ence of witness. When Wells handed
witness the letter he said he trusted
witness, to . protect him in regard to a
previous conversation they had had
together. Witness declined to say
what the conversation was about, and
asked until to-morrow to answer. The
examination went on by instruction.
He declined to answer whether these
conversations referred to tho returning
board. Did they relate to Wells' ac
tion as a member of the : returning
board. . i
Mr. Field Now, Mr. Maddox is it
not the fact that you mode a bargain
with J. Madison Wells to give the
Tilden electors the State of Louisiana
.
for one m llion dollars.,; '', ''.
Answer I deoliue to auswer. Wit
ness said ttiat'Oalvort was an actual
resident of New OrleanH. He was a
kind of a body guard of Wells, biit
it waa thy understanding that all
messages that came for Calvert were
understood to b for Wells. He ;def
clined to explain any of the telegrams
except so say that he was "llauonck,"
Wells was "Calvert," and Tuoir.a
was "Pickett." Witness said that
he did not vote in the last Presiduu-.
tial election, but would havi voted
for Hayes if he had voted ' at all.
Msddox was informed thai be would
be compelled to answer the question
put to bim. Tiie ';comrailtee then
took a recess for one hour in onlor
to. give the witnet a time for oouniJor-
atjou. , , , - -; v'(v ? .-.-'.i
The witness You are only wast
ing time, as I will still' deoliue to
answer ettha expiration of that hour.
, Mr. Field That is your view, , j i
At the appointed time Mad-lex
was- sick and was exousfd till to
morrow. ... ; , '
LEGISLVTLRE OF NORTH JCARuLLXA.
m SENATE '
TveDAT, Jsn- 30, 1877. .
MESSAGE FSOM, XHS HOUSE, sri
transmitting Rouse bills, resolutions
and ameudments, and askiug coacur-i
reuce. These were appropriately re
ferred. ' " '" ' '
IXTRODI CTION OT ltll.LS . AND BKSOLC
TIOXS,; !'i'f
By Mr, Williams : A bill to more
effectually, prevent discrimination in
freight taring by. railroads doing busi
ness in this State. ' Committee oh In
ternal Improvements.' .
By Troy : A bill to provide a
special commission for New Hanover
county. Placed on calendar. '
tealeBKv44hat majutaga, bo sent
to the House ' proposing" 1hfft the two
llo'uses, in joint session, go into an
election of sixteen trustees for the
University .of the State, next Friday
at 12 m. The motion was adopted and
the message was accordingly trans
mitted. , ' ' !
The unfinished business, the bill In
relation to the .construction bonds of
the North Carolina Railroad,' was
taken up on its second reading and
passed, and then passed iasQ ijta-third
reading.. 1 v1 '.!; ' ;
The spveial, order, the bill to, pro's
ride tor the speedy completion of the
Western North Carolina: Railroad,
tamo up on its fmal reading, after the
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all of the morning hour, as tnfe special
onWof the duy. . : - ' ' '
Upon motion of Scalos, the bill was
taken up and wusidered by sectious.
Irov provided a new section as ss
tion 3, projHwing that the directors on
the part of the State shall provide for
the apportiov nient of the private stock
to the bona fide stockholders, "who
Khali be entitled to 'same under the pro
visions of tho act ratified March 13,
1875, and that no private stockholder
shall he entitled to vote in any meeting
of said company until such, apportion
ment is made, und neither shall any
directors on the part of tho individual
(stockholders participate in the meet
ings of said directors until they
shall be legally appointed after the
distribution of stock as aBove provided.
1 This amendment, ;aftr . some debate,
was adopted. ' J'-iJ. i s i :,
Section 7 came up and York offered
an amenumeui siruung oui vao appro-
fliation of .0,000 and propostug
50,000 instead, bnt Senate refused.
Johnston moved to amehd by mak
ing the act to read : " This act shall
bo in forte from and after its ratifica
tion." '
Too question then repaired, upon
the parage of the bill as a whole
npon its third reading, and Mr.
Moore, of Mecklenburg, took the
floor in advooaoy of the measure.
He spoke warmly and eloquently in
behalf of the bill. ' '; . . ;
Moore, 'colored, of "New Hanover,
als'J tupported tho bill. ,,,
Mr. Thome spoke also in behalf
of tuo puss 'i of the bill. ' : 1 .
At the oonolnsion of bis remarks,
the vot;t was taken und resulted as
follows '' ' ' ' ,".V,"',';';
'Affirmative 28. '. " ',1 " :'
Negative rr-jJenHrs. Coke, Cuuning
ham, Litbam, Meroer, Bobius, Ito
bert, York 7. ' -.u. .-. '..
"Th bill was anttonow-d as having
p.iisid its' thud aid final reading,
aud h ohUtlhI to bo englOssodaud
sent t', HuUe. .;.!,',,; . ,;,v ' ..(
. The chair aunouncrdas the Senate
liruteli of the special committer ou
the t pteial oivil jurisdiction of Jus
tioi s ot the 'Pouco : "Messrs. Scales,
LMlmtn mid Grf eii. : ' - ' -
i ,t ti.- ; ') ..ft ''..
HOUSE OF REPKESENTATIVES
- By Hill,, oolored t A; bill to inooi.
po ra t th M eoh uniea' Protective A
soeiation, Wilmiiigttm. Committee
on Obrporatipns. !-"''
: The resolution fo' inquixe into (he
diFpo'itioi) of . funds arising from
stock iu tho North Carolina liailroad
owned by the State, was taken up,
Mr. Wilson, of Burke, explained the
provisions - of tho resolution, and
thought that its adoption would re
sult iu eaving to the Htate the sum of
$9,Q00 annually, The resolution
pasted its several leadings, j,, ,-
Tbe resolution instructing the
oommuie on County Government
to report at the earliest practicable
momvut, Was taken'np and adopted,
Muring . would heartily tupport
the Dill. . .'.'.V ,.'; Mi,, ';
i Graves did not npprove the. pro
visionn ot the bill; the appropriation
was too lavish, &o. s ' : - !"-'' .
llose supported tho bill. Already
$75,000 hud been 'invt sted in this
QLrkt and it would not be , good
policy U) loso iU The asylum was
ueedtd; over 700 u&uue peopU were
wpiung fur its completion, io. ,
. Mr. Bagley felt sorry to be- com
pe'.Ied to oppose the patnnge of the
hill. . !'
Mepsrs.f Leech, Pitinix and Parish
spoke in advocacy of the bill, ; aud
nrged it as a matter of justice, right,
charily and humanity. , ; ; .
Graves was not lacking in sym
pathy for this unfortunate. 'ofws of
our people', but thi'Ught that we
ph mid be just as well ss geuerom.
The Ktate should do what she waa
able and no rooro, Ac r
Bxgley again spoke in oppositicn
to the bill. He opposed it on the
ground that the Stote was in no con
dition to go on year after year lavish
ing large sums of money for the
mere ertctiou of amgufioent build
i lg. He thought the State had bet
ter lose the $75,000 .heady invested,
Pinnlt again urged the passage of
the biH. '1 !" :-!
Todd, of Asbe, was opposed to
the pannage of the bill.
Pending action on tho Western la-
-atie A.-yJuo bill the boor for the
ppecui order rrivl ad , Uie bill
uurer diMiu.sion vent over, ou mo
tion of. Cobb, .until Friday, February
9th at 12 m.
The vpeoial order, HB bill to
amend the charter of the oily of
Newbero, wa taken np,
: The bill proposes to reduce the
uumber-'ol wards honi? to 5, one
council man from eachfard.
. Claike, of Craven, opposed the
passage of the bill.
. Mori ii g advocated its passage.
Ou the demand of Clarke, of
Craven, a call of the House was lad
aud 90 members answered to their
Mr. Sbotwell presented the peti
tion of the Mayor aud nine aldermen
f Newbern praying the passage of
the bill. Ha explained that the bill
dinfrnchiiied "no one deprived Bo
man of bin rights but simply res
tored the city to its former tub-divisions
by consolidating wards 6 and
7 with 4 and 5, Theso outside ward
k(6 and 7) were settled, during aud
after the war. chiefly by, squatters.
who pay few, or no taxes, y et undei I
. . . - n i. i . M
tup itssout rriuj(jrmeu. Aw)UUU-
cab gerrymander) have a large share
in: oontrollisg the city. Ho had
been informed that, a few years ago,
oitue l.zUO co.ored-vo
place hardly 12 weretai-piiyei
was not rigUMO pluoe thS w
ia'elliffenoj of ao fair a ra'tv
bern under the domination
sponsible sqnatters and &on
i On the demaud of Henderson, the
previous question was called.
The question recurred upon the pass
age of tie bill ob its third reading. .
r The yeas and nays were - called and
the bill passed by a vote of yeas 62 ;
havs30. .
The bill to provide for the collection
of taxes by the State, fcc, kuown as'
the "Machinery Bill," was taken up as
the special order of the House. :
; On motion of Pinnix, the House
resolved itself into the Committee of
the Whole, r j t j-
On the motion' of Ransom, the bill
Was considered by sections. .
; . , Pinnix. the .. chairman, reported
.progress and begged leave to sit again.
The .report was adopted, and leave
givenjjto tne Committee of the Whole
to sit again at 12:30 r. m. to-morrow.
Stateews..
: Shejby is exoited over a large bald
eagle killed near that town.
Nearly every State exchange has a
mention of the late lamented Col.
Strange..-'; ' r; iU ::'::
Rev. R. E. Michaux, o'Qrsnville
county, who has been very ill, is im
proving. ;:. -': i-,
A "ghost" hannt the premises of
Miss. Peuina Wallaoe, of Huli ax
eounty, moving , benches, chairs,
tables, eto. ,
The Columbia papers state that"
two companies of , United States
troops left . Saturday .. morning
for North Carolina on a crooked
whiskey hunt. They will doubtless
Se- sent to the western portion of the
btate, ' ";.";;;:-.1 ,
A person whose name is unknown
proposes to get np a bill of fare free
for the Yurborongh boose, Raleigh,
by putting advertisements on the
back. Dr. Blackuall, the proprietor,
consented ; the fellow visited a large
number of merchants, got $3 eaoh
for an advertisement and deoamped
with -the funds.-'t ji.otx.f
irifort 'Express; Gideon Hayes,
who lived .in Cross Roads township,
sold out last fall and moved to Bay
River. He sold to Mr.' JeK;I5 (iuoas,
a neighbor, the pen . as u 'Jd for
l 60, - A few days; ago InJrLnoas
proceeded to remove . the shucks,
when about the oentro of the pile be
found a bundle of Greenbacks
mounting to $86. As yet no om i
to the treasure has been found;
: PE'EBA1 NEWS SUMMARY.
Bret Harte is genial and impro
vident. ' ;; :!:
C implaint is made of the late hours
of Washington looiety,
Ho sentence of death has been ex
eonted in Belgium ainoe 1863.: . i,
' A " Newark' knilkman'1 the' other
night went tn a bail in pumps. The
cream of the joke was to sec bim
skim." ' ;
, Within the ' last' seven weeks the
English language has been enriched by
a new word. It is Hayesism. ilt
means counting in a President by
stolea electoral votes. . J
The Spiritualists and The Detec
tives by the king of detectives, Allan
Pinkerton, of Chicago, wboseot her re
cent publications, including The Ex'
pretsmm and Detectives, and The
Model Town and Detectives, have
reached a circulation of over ,40,000
copies, will be published in a few
days by G.;W. Carleton & Co,
Wade Hampton's . government
seems to be getting along very well.
Thirty-five thousand do'Iars had
been paid in to the State Treasurer
by nine counties up to the 23d in
stank ill parses are obeying the
Hampton oflje rs ; his admitLtra
tion in iu full accord with the courts!
the penal and benevolent institutions
look bt, him for support. He ap
points to office regardless of oolof.
The orchestra at a theatre in China
is composed as. follows: Gongs, fiddles,
glass trumpets, bamboo flutes, castinets
and tambourines. When all these get
started the music begins. : On the
stage, men invariably play all the
parts, including those of women, the
absence of breeches and board enabling
Mrtlm the
Btdtn and
As New-J
lof irre-l
tiiCv-.
them to do so with entire impunity 5 -
LOIMIEWS.
; for a fete days the Journal
wtU be printed n paper too ( narrow
rather fo'tthe purpose."' The miU vmi
ouf of the right, tizs, and it was too
late forrus to get an order filled else
Kkere.r'ri'" : - i'
Attempted Bape.
Hector Davis, colored, waa before
B. Van Amricge,- Justice Peace, on
yesterday, charged with an attempt
at rape upon, to person trf Lueilla
Clarke, colored. The preliminary
examination wa bad, apd tba testi
mony of Lueilla Clark,, be afflaiit.
waa taketr, bat at tbe vi4ooe-i tba
very nature of such cases is generally
in keeping (in ita loathomenew)
with the- diabolical crime Itself, we
withhold it from those polite ears
whose business does not bring 'them
in contact with the judicial investi
gation of them. There .was some
little commotion ereated for a while,
from the fact, that Davis refused to
obey at first tha warrant ibieli tad
v:: ":;.ts
ton Howard, who had been specially
deputized by Jnstico VanAmringe to
erve it ubeu'liim. Offloer J. K.
Davis tKereppon aummoped josee
with ' the - view of -taking bin. vi kt
armis. Offloer Davis informed ns
however, that up found the prisoner,
Hector Davis, in the street, ud that
he consented tn-snbmit to the arrest,
but requested that th crowd tie had
broogbt with him should be dismis
sed ; which 9m done, and be was
taken iu custody. Luoilla Clarke
says she is about seventeen years old;
she showed a very badly bruised and
swollen eye' which she alleged! was
caused by blows from the prisoner.
She swore positively to his identity.
The prisoner is a married man and
has beeu engaged , as a fireman on
the steam-tug Wm! Nyoe. Pending
A fuller examination whioh nill take
plaee to day at i o'olook, theoourt
ordered that the prisoner give a jus
tified bond of 500 for his appear
ance. ' ' ""
Importaut to Merehaats.
We call the attention of business
men in other cities and towns to the
subject-matter of a resolution offered
by Mr.,Fishblate at tbe tax-payers'
meeting held in this city on Tuesday
night, and which was adopted uuani
mousry." The resolution is reprinted
for the purpose vt directinir special at-
ijantion to the matter:
Resolved, That it' la 'the sense of
this meeting that it is very injurious to
the interests of Wilmington, and the
other cities of. this State, that per
chants should be virtually, charged
double tax, by first paying taxes under
Schedule B for all their purchases,and
then paying property tax oil the same
goods on April 1st; and that the Leg
islature is respectfully v requested to
abolte either one tai or the other, ti
Under Schedule B tax the merchant
is taxed for the same property on which
he pays tax, as general property. This
double tax works injustioe because it is
onerous and oppressive.
The Signal Set vice Telegraph Line.
. We, learn that Lieut, Booth, of
the Signal Servio, and a party of ten
men are now engaged repairing the
Signal Service Telegraph Line be
tween this city and Cape Hatteras.
It will be remembered that the severe
cyclone "of Us t "September washed
away large portions of this wire and
prostrated others! It is now intended
to rebuild the line iu less exposed
positions where the storm wave ac
companying cyclones cannot . reach
the poles. , In few , months wpur
Signal Office will again be in com
munication with , all , northern , sea
ooast stations. 1 '" .i.i -.;?.. ;
fbai Coon Hunt Down tne River.
Oar friends had a splendid' time on
their hunting party, and the' good
steamer Dixie brought them back safe
ly and in good humor with themselves
as well as the rest of mankind. We asj
raitniui recorders or events, 1 announce
the capturing and killing of one ooon
after a bully fight ' As there were not
ten quarters to divide some of the party
took no game home. , We are not ad
vised as to whY gives the coon supper.
' V i, f r ,
, .Clothes Stolen.
A colored girl by the name of Mary
Dickinson, who lives In the 'city. bnt
whose parents reside a few miles out in
the country, had several dresses stolen
Tuesday night.' She was in .the habit
of sending her clothes out to her moth
er to be washed. , ;A colored boy with
a cart, usually carried them. Tuesday
night about 7 o'clock he started out
with them in the cart, bnt stopped out
iu tho suburbs at a shop, and when he
came out the clothes weft gone. " "
Karta Carolina at W e Point.
'The Raleigh Observer says ; Olb
of tbe good, results of an erroueon
statement is to bring forward facts
that have escaped from the publie
mind. r
The Wilmington JovavAL coriect-
ly atates that Lieut. : Wm. Henry
Wright, of Wilmington, graduated
at tbe Lead of his elaas at West
PoioL. So also did CoL William M(
Bee, of Wilmington, one of the most
distinguiuhed officers of tbe army of
his lime. ' : '- -.
MAnd also Colonel Alexander Swift,
nephew of P, K. DiokinBon'a first
wife, wboia like manner, obtained
"an enviable diatiooMos in his proiea-
sion. , - . -
f,Both Coi: iloRee and Cd. Swift
were sent to Europe by ihe govern
ment as special commissioners to ex
amine European systems, with a view
to ; promote ' the efficiency of our
army. '- .' , ,. , v ;.
"How many more are there? Who
will add to the list r -
Tbe Ward Clans,
AlLTn TliTTl 1 T.. IVatol PlnKa nt
the w to-night .
their usual places of meeting, at the
hour of ? o'clock. - '
In addition to the matter of the city
(jharter they will take into considera
tion the' selection of persons to be ap
pointed Justices of the Peace for the
city. .
t. . i ' i ' . ' :'
Poltened by Drinking Concentrated
lye. , .
A small colored child whose parents
reside ou the comer of. 7th ' and Har
nett streets, 'accidentally po'isoned it
self by drinking concentrated lye on last
Monday. The mother was cleauing up
the house and used the lyewhich the
child insome manner got hold of. It
died Tuesday.
THE COURTS.
Mayor's Court.
. David Brown, larceny of cotton, dis
missed.' , ,
Henry Whited, larceny turned over
to the Superior Court on a bond ot
$200 ,
Sott "Berry, cursing police officer
Gordon, fined $50 and cost or 30 days
on the streets. 1
Same fordoing business as a junk
dealer' without a license, was fined $25
and cost or 30 days on the streets.
' Same for larceny of cotton.dismissed.
'..- .Superior Court., ;a:i
State vs. Winslow Gause, larceny;
verdict, guilty; Judgment 5 years in
the penitentiary..
State vs. John Watson, assault and
battery. Jndgment suspended on pay
ment of costs. ,,
State vs. Winslow Gauss, larceny,
defendant discharged as an, insolvent
State; vs.Saranel Manning, larceny,
defendant dismissed as an insolvent -
cTty currkwcy.
The Guano deposited at the depot
is a nuisance,, ? it ' j ' i n
To-day is the' anniversary of the
treaty of peace with Mexico.
.i CoL W.- Foster -Freneh of lumber
ton, was in the city on yesterday.
Indications point to southerly and
easterly winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather, -j. ; .
The market . was well supplied with
oysters on yesterday.' Fine New River,
as low as .60 cents per gallon. '
Mr. Spencer Le grand is our travel
ing agent, and is authorized to receipt
bills for subscriptions or advertising.
The : hop at City Halt last night
was largely attended. Everybody had
a good time. The returning suppleness
to the stiffened joints of many ah old
bachelor would have put an acrobat to
the blush. . .. : - .; . .
Index to New Advertisements.
George L. Schutt Herrings, sal
mop; hams; apples Ac, Ac. '
Preston Cumming Co Forage,
hay.
Geo H. BellamyHtnda wanted to
cut oross ties, ' .
i'P. Heiusbcrger4Mdsic 1 Musiol.
Giles A Murchison Watt plows,
full assortment .
HEW ADYERTISEMEXfS.
forage; hay, &c;
CA BALES PEANUT VINES, A
t)J plendld Forage.
QrA Bales Eastern Hay, the best cargo
OU U hero for yean.V -:.
t'KKSTON CUMMING ft CO.
fob 1 It ,
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JIFTY HANDS TO CUT CKOSS-TIE3.
lliLuHt cash price paid. Stead (in'ploy
miiut for the year.
Apply at once to " ' ' " '
OEO. II.. BELLAMY,
. . . ' Town Creek, UruuwUjk Co., NvC-
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SEW AOTERTISEUISTS.
JUST RECEIVED S
x 20 Duth HXRBING3. '
5 Boxes Dried SALMON.
500 Fins N.C. HAMS.
5.000 LbsDrted APPLES.
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Also a new supply of
Best Strained Honoy I
CITRON, , ' '
CURRENTS, ,
PRUNES, V . v ;
PICKLES,
CANNED GOOrS
. ' of all kinds. ? '
T$ largest assortment of fine
. . ..(
SEGARfl,
TOBACCO,
; 8NUFF. -..
' and PIPES ....
AT ' "
GEORGE L. SGHUTT'S 4
-,, Live Flower Store. -
- E. cor. Visukataad Sacon! Hta.
febltf ' ' l.'
HISCELLUrEOUS.
MUSIC! .! .j
" ONLY A PREAM OF
HOME; SONG, DUET AND CHORUS
MUST WE THEN MEET AS
STRANGERS. SONG. '.
m . .
Heavenward Harclv
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Sacred. k
BELL BRANDON. Ml and Cte ,
WORLD OF SOAGr i
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i Containing 100 Popular Songs. ;
BALLADS AND DUETS,
wrra ,
Piano inwinii
VOICE BUILDIIIG... .
.'- ,"':..... s '';:s-'
. A NEW AND CORRECT 1
. ' i - . .' .:; '
Theory for the Mechanical Formation" of the 1
HUMAN VOICE.
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Also MUSIC of all descriptions, for Rale at it
P, HEINSBERGER'S
Live Boo anfl Music Store.
Jan St tf
WATT PLOWH ' i
WE PROPOSE KEEPING A FULL
ltnu of tliese Pluwi aud can npiW
tliem at
LOWEST MARKET RATES,
GILES A MURCinSUN'3
Jan SOt J Nw Hard wars Store.
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