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Office Wctf 3 South Wate
a-TUE STAU.jawlteOB Slivered to.
...Moribers in art PFts t"0 Clt3' at $2 50
for Six
iU.onj.Aip yt hp uituiwHus.
BATES, OF AI V a:UTISl A G ;
! 75
1 5
1 5
2 00
2 50
, A ' f two days, .
VIII 1.VJ n, . . , . . i ........ i '. ,
four days, . . i .
llvexlay&,;.... j
one vreek,
3- Contract WTrertisementaT taken "at'prV
oaionatoly low rates. ; " . ;
VILMIXGTON &IAKCIIESTER 11. ROAD.
pirrtlorxJphn Dawson, Henry- Jfutt, O. G.
r irlev, A. J. DeKo9set, D. S. Cowart, Geo. J.
(?(-i?rarjSVtpmWmlfc.Villiam'-'Maollae.
frcretarpand Treasurer WmrAr;Walker. i
Jt7imrf Freight Affnt-SoiimjUi. Canfflrell. v .
mwmiGTO, CHARLOTTE, & .RUTIIER
FORD RAIL ROAD.
de'rson, a. u. i.ogan, jv. k. iioimesjy.
Superintendent W. I. Everett. ,..
Master of Transportation -W '. H. Allen.1 '
Secretary and Treasurer LJf. Alderman.
Matter Mechanic -W; Gill. . . 4
Freight Agent--v . R. Fiench.
ILMIXGTOX A WELDON RAIL ROAD
PreridenfR. Tt. 'Bridier " 7 v, ;r
Directors on the jmt of the Stockholders W.
A. WHght,S,-D.TV allace,-E.i Murrav, .Alfred
Martin. A. H. VanBokkelen.l Geo. Harris, of
AVilniingtoni and John Everett, of Goldsboro'.
" , WVtnJ
Srhoro' aK
jaiDoio, anu i nomas Aiogg, pt Kalelgh,
X. C.
Ch Engineer and General, Superintendent
AS. L. t'remont. -" , r . .. - .
Master of .Tmrisportctfimn-W so., Smith. I :
Secretary ond Treasurer J . W . Thompson.
'Master of MacJiinery M. Mi Hankins. .
Iioa-g, L. Dudley"? J-?- -t
RAIL vROAD' UNES. .
Wilmingta
& Wei. K. U. Co.
a
Office Chief ExotfESR & Gedt. Scp't. ) ;
Wilmikgtox, N. C, Oct. 11, 1SU7, 5
OX ANI AFTER TJIF,12th OCTOBER,
the following Schedule, will be run. over
this i;oad-r3" ; ;vr- ; ; . :
V DA Y:PASSEXGER AND MAIL -TRAinr'.-'
Leave Wilmington daihv (Sundays excep
ted), at 6:0y A. M.j,. arrive at Weldon, 8:00 1'.'M.
iA'- ,c Weldon daily (Sundays excepted),
at 10:.i0 A. M.; atrives at Wilmington, 7:00 P. M.
XIUI1T, EXPRESS, MAIL AND PASSENGER-
It:.-, iT&u$yL. ' j j,
J.oave Wilmington at 9:30 P.M., daily,
Arrive at WeldOii at .f. . v.-. . . I.JrCO A. M., "
1'ave Weldon at . ... . . . . p. M.j
Arriv e at Wilmington at . . .i ju A. M.rs
. EXPRlisS FREIGIIT.TRAiN." , .
Leave Wilmington daUv. (Sundays except
ed ), at '4:00 A. M., and arrives at, Wehlon'at 0:00
I'. M. Leave Weldon daily (Sundays except
ed), at-4:00- A. M., and arrive at Wilmington at
': ) I'. M. Trains pass Goldsboro' at 2:00. 10:.'50
and further' nomts at 2:50 P. M
Papers oil the I1rie; of the Road copy
this and omit all other Schedule notices.
. . v .vA.-.jW! S;L. FREMONT,
octia-13-tf Chief Eng. & Gen. Sup't. ,.,
Vilmiugton, C Ii a r 1 o 1 1 e and
, RITTIIERFORD- SAII. 'ROAD. ' ;
GSXEUAI, SCPEBINTESDEIIT'.S, OFFICE, l
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. 9, 1857. $
O
3ff AXD AFTER TUESOAY JText. An.
rust 13th. the Passenger Train on this
-Road will, 4siye Wilmington on? Tuesday,
Tmu -Klay andSaturdav. at 71 o'clock. A. M.
Arrive at Sand HiU saine diays, at S P. M.
Arrive atv Wadesborb' - (Stage), at l"i mid-
n ight. Leave W adesTxro' (Stage), on -Tuesday,
Tlmrsflay and Saturday at 2 F. M.
Uwtve Rockinghaih (Stasje), on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4:30 A. M.
Leave Sand; Hill (Cars) i Monday, IWednes
day andl rfday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. .
Arrive at Wilmington same- days, at 3 P. M.
W. L EVERETT,
sept23-l-tf -ij- , - Gen. Sup't.
lYiLs&ingioii and ; J?IaMcIaester
rAii. i road .. company; :
GKweRAt' SrPEWTBSBHT'8 Office, ? ' '
; 1 Wilmington, N. Ct.j Oct. 5, 18(57. ' , S
ger Trains of this Road, will runt on the
following Schedule.;
Leave Wilmington
..... 2:30x.M.
8:WA. M."
11:45 A. M4
.'. .'..ll:X A. M.'
..... 2:55 P. M.
8:55 I'. M.
A rrive at Florence.-. XI .'.".".V. i.
Arrive at Kingsville
Jjeavo, Kingsville . J. . i
Arrive at Florence,::..:.....
Arrive at Wilmington..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Leave Wilmington..; ...
Arrives Kinville.; t i v
Jeave Kingsville.
Arrive at Wilmington..
..: . .10vKi A. M
2:00 P. M-
OUO A, OL-
Express Train .connects closely at Flor-1
en co with the North: Eastern fRail Road-for
Charleston, and Cheraw Darlington Rail
Road, for Cherawf and at Kingsville with the
South Carolina Railroad, for Columbia and
Allgasta. r V '( .-"!'; i::-pi '- . r n.; -'.-' -jl
Accommodation .TrainJtwill run daily, Sun-
daya xep,ted'aA, conneet.-t King
w-itD,,eoui.n uaroiina, Kau. toaa, lor coium-
bia and -Augusta
: WM,- MacKAE, X
f I Gen. Sup't..
octJ-13-4f '':IZ
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oct5-ll-lt No?8 Sonth Water fetreL'T
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ern
N. C., Published 3?i1-weekly
WM. ILIERNARD, Agent)
SCpt2.Vl-tti
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Hand-BUls, Poetep Weddi; Cards, Vis-
lung uarasj business c-arasTuiii-tieacis, juet-
kceoun"fialerPri(
Blanks! ClerSs' ad Si
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BTANK ROOK StAXrFACTOItY
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ets, -and other "Blank Books, in endless va?
: A.: a :y? y vvLirrilERNARD'S ,
U pyfctag Housa and Book liodery -octllt
y- eF$9& WW PPfXfa; i
mriE RdAoiiRt jfEWr. puri.isiied
JS i Kit f by tjtone I
Arent,'J?
Director . j. rerson, a. i. vanjjokfcelen,
,Tno. A. McDowell, Roberta. French; Walter L.
SteeJe.'Stephen W. Cole, Samuel H. Walkup.E.
Xve Hutchison, Haywood W. Guioh, C. C. ilen-
and 1 ,1: :n a. m. gomg north ; at 10:15 P. M.,
itml 10:50 A. M. going South, connecting with
Trams to R&leijrh . rtn'd "Newbi-m-' at ldiD A
XV T M TT. f- i
JL sewit.weckiy !at Tw eKtonp
trM.'lL BERNAUD.
Tlic Best I51od Purifier in the
i Mr, Lawrence's Celeb rated ,
ROSADAUS:
Keacl the Bolton in& Itome Certllieates
! Front lIiysiian: . -
We hereby certify that the Iiosadalts is prO
parea by a Phjyuician, rhr-i-an erperieiieed
i'hartaaceutlst ami. Chemist aati -. that
romecly is an cief and valuable one, in iScrof
via, byplnlis, &c, it having performed sotaQ
remarkable cures in tm vknwit.yj :-
' - i :.;;.;W:AmJGGAN:, MtD
'.. . . E. i-.AK2s Esr M. 1").
Wflsoa, N. C, Teb. 8th, 19GB. .. . , : W
We hereby certify that we regard DrllLaw
rence'aXJompound, Extract .of liosadalis as -a
jtci'tiaoie ARermixa, &c
AD7r OBftEf. D. 4
Wilson, X. C.,. Stay 10th, lbtr V- . .
, Edgecombe County, N. C, May 21&S7.
J. J. Ixtwrencei JJrar fLf: lleasi send
Dr.
I 7 2 """', i'"- VOt., iw '"J " j
two dozen mnre hfittlp.a nf vaup linaiidcilij 1
i-Lnave .careful lv pvmniii-.ri a v,,rv.vt.iji ' tvni
P 1. ..j j y . . . ; . j -
uave useu it m my practice ma number 01
cases. .1 am , well pleased with it. .1 think
beyond doubt, the best Alterative I ever v.ed. i
have tried it in several cases of Scrofula, and
Scrofulous affections, Ac, ieUh'-tH-uch satisfac
tion to myself andjmtien'. 1 have also used it in
Secondary and Tertiary Syphilis one terrible
case of eight yeai-s standing, in which it
acted-with surprising and satisfactory effect
making a quick and thorough cure. I. have,
therefore, ho hesitation, in recommending it
to Physicians and others, as - the most reliable
Alterative mow knotcn,-. w-, ; 4 ; i , . v r
. . n v. ,v ? liepectfully Yours, &c, '
v '. ' 'u'':: ' . A- U. NOBLES, M. D.
A Wonderful Cnre of Scrofulons White
! ill .fjf.-klMelIiii&:.'''"-v '"?: !,!."'
HOME CERTIFICATE.
1 HTehy ceiW that last September I i was
Wllite Swelling of theileft
tkn - ana ni witH- n-n PT,iflTcriTTiTit nf th
knee and also with' an enlaracment iof the
ft
lands of the necfone tumop reached a
arge size). The swellintr ot the-knee was
enormous and was attended with the most
excruciatmsrpains. 5 1 was o reduced that I
was confined to my-room over three months.
My leg was so completely drawn up that I
could not bend it at aii. 1 tried various reme
dies, and they failed to give me any relief. I
was in this condition when I commenced tak
ing Dr. LaWTence's Rosadalis. The swelling
in both knee and neck began vto subside be
fore I took all of the first bottle. By the time
I took the second bottle- the swelling of the
neck entirely disappeared, arid that of the
knee nearly so, Aft&r taking three bottles I
found myself completely well able to walk
as well as ever, &c. ; '' f-
LATIMER WILLIAMS.
f" Wilson, May lSb7. " . -
IUadalts vftll C'urex the - Worst -Cases
of Chronic Rheumatism.
II O M E C E R T F I C a't E.
.v -W iison, N. J., May 6, J8o7. . v
I hereby certify that 1 was cured of long;
standing Chronic Rheumatism, by taking
four boules of Dr. Lawrence's Kosadalis. '
JAMES WILLS..
Rosatlalis Cures Carbuncles, Roils,
; I'insples, d.
Certificate from on old. and much res-pectcd citizen
of -Greene C'nnnry, nrno a resident of
Wason, jr. (J. ; i
I hereby- certifj- that during the Summer
and Fall of Ibtitirwas severely afnicted with
L'arbvvclevj having as itfan' as 14 large Car
buncles and 12 ordinary Boils., 1 suflered o
much from them that I could not get out of
the house half the time tor several months.
Being induced to try Dr. Lawrence's liasa
laKiI teas entirety cured by the vse of one bottle
of that truly valuable medicine.
. 1 . W. A. HARDEN, Sr.
Wilson, May lllSoT.
Portemonth, Va., Aug: e'1867.
f Capt. J. II. "Baker Sir : For the last seven
or eight years, I have been severely atllicted
with a very troublesome form of SALT
RHEUM, from which I have never been able
to obtah the slightest jx'reeptible relief
from any of the many remedies which I have
at various times applied, until I chanced tO
try DR. LAWRENCE'S ROSADALIS. . In less
than one month I found myself almost en
tirely teuredof my troublesome erupt ion.
Other me'mebrs of my family have used it
as a blood purifier, with the most gratifying
results. . -.!.-: ' t.-.H-
Trulj' I can say of all the medicines I have
ever used before, none have been so happily
beneficial in effects as the Rosadulis, and I
would most cheerfully' recommend it to the
public and to all T-raffe ring humanity.
Very Respectfully, Yours, Ac.,
5 . MRS.' E. N. BOGUS,
- , Opposite.-t ho Crawford House.
Consunipttoh .in its Early Stages, can
., be Cnrcd. .
Baltimore, Md., March 4th, 1P67.
Dear Dr.' Ijywrenee .-My daughter "having
been cured of a deeply seated disease, of the
lungs by your "liosadalis," I feel it my duty
to make the fact known to you for the benefit
X of others. She suffered nearly two years with
a hard cough, which troubled her day and
night; at last the- emaciated form, glassy
eye; night sweats, together with the cough,
told tod plainly that it was Consumption-beyond
question, eating at her vitals. - Gur Phy
sicians brought no relief. She was advised
t o try, your Rosadalis, as a tonic which she
did imagine my surprise and gratification
when I found her appetite returning. , Slowly
she regained; her strepgth, llier cough'and
night-8weat9gradiially-aed, and she - is
now, after taking fiAre 'bottles of your medi
cine, apparently as well as ever. - o
Yours Respectfully,
' ' - MRS. E; ANN SMITH.
Major John W. Dunham, tn of the editors
Of the Wilson North Carolinian, says in the,
issue of the 20th of April, 18f7 : "X believe, from
personal expetimce.wt . tUft Rosadalis. is the
pnest-tonic ever prepared." - j V. J ':
, .. wjlso v c.Sept. 15, 1867.
Dr. Lawrence Su-.ir-In 1862, my son, now
aged five years, was vaccinated with what
froved-tO be-impure matter, which complete
y destroyed lus healt h. He has been ' affl ict
e'd with an -inveterate and extremely trouble
some ertipiion of the skin, sometimes break
ing out in sore's, &c. , -ROSADALIS was pre
scribed bv my family physician, Dr. A. D.
Moore. After, taking it a few weeks my son
became and "remains entirely well."
r Yours Truly,
..; -r . ? i v'v ; 4, i ,. i J. B. DANIEL.
Rosadalis 'Trill Core the Worst Cases of
scrofula. Read the Statement
Below and Despair, not. j j
"v wwiis6n"Countyi Sept ia,'l8S7.
Dr. J. J. Lawrence Dear Sir :-My young
est daushter. affedfive years, has been dread-
Scrofula nearly all-her life
e , jii.i ' ,-. -i . 11 1,,.-..
I tried gieat many physicianB, but without
relieving her much ; in fact most of them said
there was no hope of cure DuringUhe last
Spring she was w'orse than ever, her body and
- limbs being jcovered with sores and blotches
-with. face arid eyes very mucli swollen.
Whilst in this condition, I was advised by Dr.
L. A. Smith to try your ROSADALIS. I at once
procured three "bottles, and commenced giv
mer it to her; -Tte Effect wcls magical Jri less
than a monUi, to my great astonishment, the
was entirely well, l am, sir, .
j yours, witn respect ana grantune,
! W.W.BURNETT.
Rosadalis is a Potent Remedy In- all
Chronic Diseases
Certificate from G- W. JSlQvnt. .Esq.. Attorney
s ipwl i a '"r inrirtif ir'at .I itmt ifSicted with
Chronie Inflammation of tlie Ear, from 658
until thia Snainierwaen jt-assuBipar acnura
troubtesom iform as to give great 'pato.ftI
(Mrrent JJaiFWasat times, partialty deaf. ;and the suppu -
ration-And sflhncts1f contlnual Row sof matter f
t vent the- ontide of -the ftrtadly-inflamed
tt . was induced to trv Dr.' Lawrence's Rosad
iti'lis. and now think' 1 am' 'entirely cured. --The
suppuration Mis ceasea ; 1 can iteur -wc us
ever soft there is not thajs itching i sensation
In the''ear.hleB''.1&eIbr'esOvmuctt anhoyett
pno
fJ!.
inn
yeat'' I; can 7 rwmin'Wl the R6sa-
falls' as an s
i; .itsonVe:tltrfi4f fc t. 7
.: iThia it ceTtifv ih'aVl was oufei 6f CTrrdnic
'xSfttSSb? .xlwrence's Rosadalsh
tfp tialriff been confined 'to Trry bed and
Tv general Thealth has also been gfvtlymprovJrj nA'EXTi SESSION, WII,Th REOIIS
, and 1 have, been entirlvireeirom my usual f j mrtne!third'i3?linrsdaydn September, ana
a OT-mto-rrtS' ' ;e'L at this "season Or tne t Vn l.irl.rI TiiiT-Krlnv in .ThtiC. .
hpuse i for a " long: time; and trying : Irarioos
I4euicines without heueflt. v . f 7- j- ? 3 1 f
? fl know of several others in this CouritVi
cured through the, use of the Rosadalia, and
t uuii ijc imuuuui .iieai-iy every nouse aii my
nei prhboi hood, arid they all praise it as a great
Baedicine. v ;
" -t SjAiU', a.'iHiTHOMAS THORN.
Greene County, August 14, 187.
Rosadalis cttreb att Skin Biswases.
SALT RHEUM CURED ! REMARKABLE
. i ' CURB V. , l -..,-
.aOSTKT?Ai., C aw ata, April 4th, 18G7.
J)r. Lo7VVitce, WUon, JrC.,tt. -., i
My Dear FoY the &W ten' years (until
recently-), 1 suffered with an inveterate erup
tion of the cl-in- called bv physicians ' ffcUt
M'tcirm," with which I suffered terriblv; the
pain and itching was Almost intolerable. I
tried, several of the best physicians in Eu
rope and. this country- liave visited several
celebrated springs pent thousands of dol
lars and ' f ailed to get better. In December,
18ijf, being in Charleston, S. C, I was told by
a gentleman at the hotel, that be had been
cured of a Ijadi tetter by a medicine called
"lto.wtd(!tiitii 'I resolved to try it, without
kiry hope,though, of its doing me any good.
1 procured a bottle of Messrs. ICing & Cas
sjdy, and comrifenced taking it: ' Finding-, to
my suriirlse, that I was improving, I bought
bcc other. bot t lest but bef oreeonrm en oing on
the last two, I found I was completely - well
the disease having entirely dimppeared.-
. Enclosed find. " One Hundred Dollars!" which
please accept" as a token of my giatitude.
Why do you not make your invaluable Rosa
dalis widely known ::
: , i .....,... Your Sincere Friend,
W. T. SELTZER.
Sold Wholesale by ' '": . ;; '
D. BARNES 'A CO.1, 21 Park Row, New York'.
CARR, BOYKIN & CO., 29 Hanover St., Bal
timore. . . '. . - -J' ii:'. ..
. E. WILLIS, 47 Market St., Wilmington, N.C.
J. H.BAKER, 14 Roanoke Ave. Norfolk, Va.
P ricei S I 5CT per Bottle.
Jm BEWARE OF' COUNTERFEITS I
See that J. J. LAWRENCE & CO., is blown
on the Bottle and stamped on the Cork.
'' All letters of inquiry, &C, promptly
answered. Adcress,
JIt. J. J. LAWBENCE,
'4- . i Wilson, N. C.
For sale in Wilmington bv
.J - - E. WILLIS,
W. II. L1PPITT,
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DAY & WRIGHT. .
Dom Come the Prices I
The, Crash in Dry Goods Has
Come, and all Goods are
' Way Down ! ! v?
AT HALF PRICES AT
RYTTENBERG BROS',
43 MARKET STREET,
QSIAI.I, PROFfTS AND QUICK SAl.ES
Kj is our motto, giving the public the benefit
ot the last panic prices, at winch our entire
stock, has been purchased.
Fast Colored Prints at 74 Cents and upward;
Brown Shirting 8 " . "
Bleached do., W " "
All the best DeLaines down to 25 Cents ; -French
Merinos, all colors, One Dollar ;
Alpacas, Empress Cloth,t Reps., all colors;
All Wool Shawls, $1 75 and upwards.
Greatest Bargains of the Season.
Cloaks of he Latest Styles, and for all ages ;
Flannels, all coloi-sand grades.' prices low :
p Skirts in great variety, all sizes ;
a 10-4 White Blankets, $4 and lower.
Goot
The Best Kid Gloves in the 'City,
Our Own Importation, $1 25,
Corsets 65 Cents j best $1 and $1 25 ;
Everything .new in Cloak, Dress
Trimm-
angs ana uutrons ;
Great variety of Linens, Embroideries and
White Goods ;
Good all Linen Towels for $2 25 per dozen ;
Hosiery cheaper than ever. - .
C'loi iig, Mats, Caps, Booto and
Sioes, Cassinicres, Satinets,
Tweeds, Jeans, Co ttonade ? 4
tor Men and Boys Wear,'
at JPriees wliieli will As
Astonisli vETcry- ,
- IS u y err . - -
The largest and finest assortment of Gents'
Furnishing Goods. .
The Best Paper Collars in the City for 25
Cents per Box. r $ ;, t t 1
DON'T PAY THE BIG PRICES, when you
can get the same for 50 per cent, less at f
EYTTENBERG. BROS,
where you have .the largest and cheapest
stock -to select from."
We; invite ;ihe, particular attention of
Wholesale buyers to our well selected stock,
and the extraordinary inducement and liberal
terms we offer.
: P. S, All Goods warranted, as represented
or money refunded. ' . , 7 , " s
oct20-243m - ' ' ' ' ' -
SUTTON CHILD,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
OTOVES,
KJ
LAMPS,
:" 7" :'y:y-y :,!'. y :i: r - pumps,
, KEROSENE and SOL1NE OIL, TIN and ,
SHEET. IRON WARES.
Will keep constantly on band an assortment
: Co'oHng,- Parlour and Office ;-.
A SICO'VGEjS, rV. .
Of Various Patterns and Sty les .
Tin and Galvanized Roofing, Gutter and jCon
ductor Pipe, done promptly and at the .
Lowest rPo$sii)le Pfic,
Tliey feel confident they can give satisfac
tion, ana solicit a siiareoi iiuuuciNtwuuaao.
Wilmington, Sept. SO. 1867.- - -tf
WASH IN0TOn iCOLLEGE,
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Aided by a corps of Twenty Instructors, in-
! ducting a irroiessor ox iaw. .. ; -
Le?ihgton may b'e'reached by stage frdm
Sfan-htow'of-GoshMi'omthe Virsinia Central
statM'froof sonsaCK1S.Ton ?iii virsia- uu
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Jt
MaileJpr dey vero sqpsf ribers ii I
au parts of the City, at f3- 50 - fornix
Months, or $1 25 for Three Months, f !
1
" Special Dispatch totlw BaltimomSun.u -
Arined , JXegro ? Pryhnlr.atins-ifiicial
Actfoif Relative Thereto-Ttroops' In
the Departmeift of Yashins ton. h .
Some two w-qpk3 figo- ther.pprjK?m-ci
t.heWuhina)7i jQtircmi-cle an ejditorijpft. in
wbich'U 9'fitaier'tnat:ftuere,nre;Vie,T
twoiull oldrel resfinierits inf'the' Distrl;"i
hers nurchased their" muskets, from" the I
bers i purchased .their, ,mu
f ijwernment at .the cr6seoi
! -
i .;0,RiiRg?sting fhat'tliti'timer may coing wlrep;
sTatemcntahtt1)esicTeu
nmtiieations having "been sent -to &-E'j&-'
.cutive trom varions qnartgrai ottlwr-jBou.
setting: forli IbairoeDrgmit
colored rersonsvvere forrninsr, . an'ct jrsohve
in slances threatenrnir thef lives of "white
ci ti zenq ; thrit, hegro coitipanies dreJritiingJ
nearj Uhami iSndge;, nt qtherplAce' in,
Virginia, tor ..tile, ayq'sved purpose, (jl-jsup-porting
Congress! n. the eflfdrceinen t 'of a
law to depose the41 President dnriiig im
peachment, the matter was referred to the
Secretary; of, War, fid interim, tor consider
ration, and asking information. respecting
these oani5ftit5 Ohs and ktiW' anthritif ut 1
tier Which" 1 thev' were ;'i-ftisedi?f Prnra dffitf-
cial sources it i? learned $iat; no, anfk.oiity
for prganipng such .cpmpaniesTias ...been.,
given thrpgliT-th7War'' CeplrtmentJ
though tw6?aplicttonsait'l5eeti-ireceff-.
ed, w hi ch f ,ve re i di aappraedJ fy i Gene'ral
Grant, who ileerjuedwiw jciexrje(ieit3to an-,
thoiize .miJitia "organisations in t)ie t)s
trict bf Columbia? ' M itiM ofgdtfi&ihtii
have in Bome quarteTVeited geriohs ap
prehensions, as Qh.er4$&!rilgn,t
.thevAre deemed tunnecQssary for the T?re-.
servauon oi orucr or proieciion oi civil
autliorityfthe 'PfeiflehtitistinderstootV,
has directed Gen. Grant to take steps i'oc
,disbh.nding,and pi'Ssirrg them.-;
In a comin.unidatif)ri'W Sefefetan,- Stan
t pn; jdated No Vember ;lstf 1 86C f erri ngf
to ia report if GennGrant, of Octf.$&K ffithf
18GG,: showing,, the entire o; ce in tjie I)e
parthient bf Washington (which embraces
the jCistrict ? of Colum'biaf: Wffa HM
Aleandfiav cbuntiesy Virgiaiai "and "the1
States of Maryland and Delaware) to, be
but -bvb'. thousand two hundred- and tvyen-
ty-four men, the President' requested 1VTK
stariton to xaKe sncii; measures tisr-wquia
ensure the safety ol the government and
th us discourage (aiiy atrteuipt fqj ts pisqs--sion!
by insurgent or 'other411eeHlH-9"it)i
L Lir !f fi.i auA ILi4 lis?.- !
nations, as i mr present; jjosLiiie ui utm-iis
is sithilaY to'that ' nTcTi:ftiertte;the
President now asks of i.the Secret aryjpf
Warj a report ofj the.nuuil
dut in the .Department of , Wasliingtuii,
their distribution, aiidi4th?e nhtfiesof jthe
officers in "command "ofe'l&i. post." ,
Horrible Death of Two Persons
- A man and a woman were, ridinr iir-ai
wagon near.Marionf WiSiy the ;oiineirsit
tins: on the end of a kerosene barrel driv
ing the. team, and the woman fitting jin
the wagon hind him7 The same evening
near where last seen,1 they were found'dead,
the man lying under the wagonliis' head
al most severed from his t body' an d ' the
woman lying intkejwo.n )o?Tiliecjhead
li terally crushed, to pieces The f .supposi
tion is, ihat lescejading'''' ino'i s'abfap
gulch, the horeeS went 'down bHslcly"" and
the man pulling on the lines, was draw'n1
otf his seat under the horses feet, tlr6 bar
rel perhaps falSng.withita,' chime jorte.to
neck; killihgi liim instantly. 4T.he horses
taking fright dashed down the hill; com-.
ing .to a tree, one; went, each side, fwuen
they became . detached from the wagon.
At a hiffht of twenty feet uti the "tree 'on
which the Jaorsef diyidgd,- jra, ecar, as ij
the barrel had fcunae tnre,inatiiencQ
fell back on the yeoman ift the wagonjkili
ing lier as 'described.-".
- A Texas . correspondent ;of ,the pstont
Post describes the very pleasant., little in
cident of life in that region : f..y 7 i
i) ":We had a 'tegular, Texas streer fight
here the other ' day .''TwbimM'Siit
ing an hour or so at a hotel tbr Ane mart.
.When he came but one of the -wp pulled
pulled but a ai shppter and emjjtieyery
barrel" at the advancing man, waq 'was
shot in four places, anJLffijbjQ1. th6n in fipire
Brown, the commencerbf"the row, whose
companion theri ptilled a Vevblvet "ab-
solotely-broke: tho'sk-plj pf.thft bftvrierknjfe
man and .laid iimnlow. Brpwu breatJied
his last m fifteen minUtesl Prriitt the
otlier. man lingered for three days. The
I cAuse wasr ar tirettT miliinerr named SaUie-
Bt. f Ulair. wno nursea jprnuv nniii nis
f ; f 3 llj '; 7'" :" J ilif t Jo
general ; Howard,; the:eerlnl4n'
Tlr.i,i Kaarittpn a L letter tOJ UPl.ur dri"; jtliit'iiK ,lwrf -. - .
hi Pfontfi.: He estimates the whole nuni
ber ofcJes in theutliemStatea
beginning oi iboi at 'ftjiMajOOW-iie- saya
thev-have Qurtns tee .presEart Jjaepqsifrl
4 yyMimgmps. 3aw tt
liaherl hv the Bureau : that fhe taxable
rcTDertv negroes rmionjaii iaiuna,
AmPUnt3.itSia4)0Ofl9 ; leIfefffla me&OS&& teSeyterl ifri$d5ai VI
i V rJtJ, .T. tLJ.l.nrsp nf General Sehofield m the cssaQt,,
'ZttvZA Si
,.l . nmrl TTotntn,T UnTlpr - in nN
p v57ti:;ii jt y v ,! . At. 7T! WTI,!
lnxroaucea mine i eanamcc nuuao
Birausv wneiat rffrJA .kc.
Sna Francisco correspotrenrltT
1 i Mr&mxiiWTmi u-coipcir
And.wliicHMrQiTi.fx c't
instanoa tbe-Vnwa&lfceMetlHof ifft
'tiinaMjs&aAlne'inyainu
-imrntti, married ffltthf aita'ttt" ' -.
anjl in tne 6?th yelir of lier age. - Other-
!weve related taKfnft iiih't Vcforelicr -
about. 7 oclock inr-theimoiiunithef
tbis supposition, and affo.rdcd tpjiTiDiP'
3
The Xext PreifdchiiReptidiifctioni
Uiott-4Ti&tm0rtiiBt'utt -natirnWlehti
iiSevTOourt fend JP.ndlt ::i
stand,
tah4 as -widely, separated As$redey , and -
myV6, to : '
FhTf.tef
tne r'riiption -Geti
la1
ooinpPentUetpi,ttle' ..atiTqr r,-:.
Seymour, represents tliQ Belmonts nna. rth '
er D(imbcrat0odn
PendletontepteseBti h'4eWoef atio'ins (
sfis; iCnptthrniiasea'of
West, DiowaUh slhe jystera whichK. '
"rives ffojd to tte oondholder ancl paper,
flic wPrkingmaVa wWcrhwiil - '
lirobablt fee? ftsr effecttm if trMwii1. f 4
L the cry in m&g!M&ViMMk$W
-0.1ft
...The Cas
r . x m a .
ren s bub-ireasury syMera,ot Lown-wip ' .
This'1
- rjbt lkMcPtfaft Wma1rnitcVT;r4i:
Sbf es;arrny7 lcWlyitf5'4tif4 aw '
QrleatsXrjirnihetj yorjtnga J3jet? tel
thdtpM
a professional way qurihgthe prevalance
was so bacIi'ihatisaia'ciJicalaaJfc
could,, ;obtimd. J tjimege "t
Col. McPliail, who is from the State of, 7
Mata:nd,htl&
vised hatfheesteyio exercise
profesion;tHuiKi'iM;K
.willingly, undertook, the care of ihbse wlvo'
were ill wjth thq fever on tjie island, and ,!
up tcr tlie date' t6F 61. IcPaSl eparfut ,
he had' nOttlostr tne'casewfffliin oonderf
ti n pLhfeeryjesf i efinectj; i f '
1-
1 Y j '11 1 1 a " . ,
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'Wvpaoriforf
One pary fiYsiaaplyiitrjii. tel -word.
:l jvhitaprejpen ,
tion, but the majority urge extreme measf
ures. The new constitution is -alt 'trtitt' t,
an(V.driea.'It5incarx)ritfes r
chiiewetaus&r 52lmvi' -
ment,, provides, aneitensive svstera i
StataiWfifiVat
thanyHhrOwsainWtaXen
ThtvrftdiiaAIf adersbtttUl artfteing itSdvl
aenqes are inat luejexxremvsts are in a ma--
iority Tn'W'OBntifo?1 .
? 4. Siiirtllr Accident. v" .
er of bovs at Greensburgv. Pa.f ar
were'eMffasrca-- mrjicfinrnff-aTmies inhA
orchard;of -nefgliborifaftrbf '
matpnes,
small'
he" 'tbm" Hft&ibkJ! TOMwdef Mi
matches: Jwere givfi.tosHftrfyttsLliold, bni
i. t iL . Al ',- ' ' 1 K rThl ,
dntfnforfunatelv1 strti?aTr?
the bcket fwhichiignited 2thm;inaAche3it
A j.3ung mari Pftmed iJoberii Black, hasl 'I
been airested in Plattsburor. Penn:Vfof rrb- r
bins the postoffice. A clerkMn ihei"oiIie
"vhen dntfnfoWunatel stAcfcaTrT ri
observed'B bland leWnhrbhatlcJt, ' ' '
harM' butfwiyltakeit irP tBeUbV ,
-rresterSereraJnIjEiew
nis.
in
!W&y; 'during his fflftft. ,s
a
posse5ivu: auu-juiMwa -w ere iucK.eu; a Tr , . .
the street tphere he had ' thrown tnenv 1 '
Ais ni i . .if.: T. . " ' .
fetter receiyed m this city ,Trom7&lter- .
Donr sraresTnaxtne iermti inejiiavor tntt v-
rTpwti otirnftViigisMpifedXlenerab' .
Caiby faPpRtftiPtrajogl frorrvT
numwiwmwm W?VVlutfantl- lour.
neeroespierye PBL thelalter . .C . 4
r7Sft amtl i
- IT1 AS ' m ga Cirtes
ATrwi.fi K nr()Tin fc.Ki.niv.v;
uaamcqgtq, cittineeiirvT, Atter.tne .
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MafA.ftti&Fferflrrllti t R r.T:J
m Jlpsland in;prdejt
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