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Si'cHiitm(tentW. V Everett. , ;
Muster of Transportation W. II. Allen.
Stcretaru and 2 Yea merer Ii T. Alderuian-.
Mister MechcmieW. Gill.
Fi-ei(j!U Agent W. E. French.
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A. Vright,S. D. Wallace, Eli Miurav, Alfred
lai tin, A. H. VanBkkelen, Geo. llai-ris, of
Wilmington, and Jobn Kverett, of Goldsboro'.
Directors on the part qf the S'ate Edward Kid
f'.ci:, of ; Wilniirigton, Jf . C," Johu. Nox-aeet, ? of
Turboro', and Xliomais D. Hog," of KaleigU,
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Muster of Transportation Wn. Smith- ; "
Secreia'tffand Thtrrr-PrWrThoihpsdn.
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OX ASD AFTER TIIK l2th OCXOBKIt.
the following bchedulClvHl be run over
til is T?0:l fl :
PAy;pAmaOTitiA
.Leave- Wilmington dailv (Sundays excep
te.lkat G:00 A. M.; arrive at AVeldou, 3:00 P. M.
Leave Weldon daUy(Sunday8.excepted),
iit 10:.JO A. M.; arrives atWiliutngtoia, 7:00 P. M.
MGIIT EXPBESSU MAAPSENGEIi
Leave AVilmington, at. .9:30 P. JL, dailj'.
Ar.-4.vo at Weldon at.-T;-.?vi'f tikA.M., "
Leave Wcldon at... .. . ; . . .rr.'.-.(:r5 P. M "
Arrive atWilmington at. .'. . . .2:20 A. 2t, , -
Leave' Wifmingon tlaliv4(uridyaexcept
), at 4:00 A. 31., and arrives at Weldon at :0()
I'.M, ,Lcao.Veldpu, cbiiH- Sii4ays-xciit,
ed), ftt 4:00 VM.anit anivDVnri?mlngtoh atfl
::0) v. M, Tmiiis pans GoldslWKO'.a- aioo, W0iT
am .10:51 A. M., going north ; at 12:5S, 10:15"P. M.,
:nit! Kh50 A. M., going Sonth, connecting with
TrlMis ; to' Raleigh and , Xewbern at 10:30 A.
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gust 13th, the Passenger Train on4' this
Koad will leave Wilmington on Tuesday,
1'hursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. A. M.'
. Arrive at &md- Mill saine days, at 3 P. M-
Arriv-nt.v Vii.rl1W St ut . mill.
jiilit. Leave Wadesboro' (Stage), on Tue8-i
ur, Tnursaay anu saturaay at 'AiM.
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Wfinestlay and Friday, at 4:;iQrA-I..& .j-
Leax Sand Hill (Cart:) MondayWednes
duy and Fridav, at 7 o'clock. A. M -
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PASS EX-
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following Schediile -:
ger Train of this Road will run on tlie
-.-".! -EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Wilmington U . ........ .
A rri ve at Florence. ..............
Arrive at Kingsville....... ......
2:30 4-. M-
8:10 AI M.
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. . . y f . .11 :30 A. J
Arrive at Florence.!
Arrive at lnilngtoni .
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
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Lea ve Kingsville. . . . . . 2:Xrl . k
Amve at Wilmington. ... 5:15-A. M.
Lxpress Ti-aiQ Teonweetsf eloselyf at Flor
once with the .Noftlr Eastern lRJiil Road, for
Charleston ahd Clieraw trDarington Rail
t 0l'X0T "beraTf nnd at Kihgsville with the
mth. -Carolina RailrrSad,1 for Columbia and
Augusta. - ' - , -
Accommodation Trajnwill ronJ.4aily gnnr
days excepted,? and- ortneo1?-ftt KingsilU
V! Ti0Wt'1 Caroyn Rail Road.-for Colum
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Head the Following Uome Certllieates
M ' From Physiciftus : " :
, "We hereby certify that tiie RomdaUs is pro-,
payed by a PA vM who ia an experiemced
Pminnareuttsfc and Chemist, and that hia
remedy 's an emcietU and valuable one in ticrof-
via, fypum&f &c.fn i haTinjr pcrfdimett 9hmS
renaj'moie- cure in tnis vicmitv.
-"j-"11 i?i"-n K. W;KlNG Jt.'2JL-s-
- Wilaon, .Ju C, Fe"bw 8th, nr- .;trn??
Ure Aei'eby : oertfif y that we regard fr. Law
renecr Compound Exj;rac Of Koadalis as a
JZeliaLle, Ailerativey&c. " " ' i " ;- T " "' : :
...r,,;:rr, ... 4 h'a.1i; lfooRE, Mr?
Wilson, X. C- May 10th. 18tj0.; ,
Mr. J. J.--Lawrence JeearHiri Please sena
ne iminwdia'te.ly, per Express, to Tarboi
t wo dos:en more bottles of your Rosadaiis. 1
have - carefully . iixamined, its Fwmvla,a.nl
have used, it in my ''practice''' in a nuihber Of
cases?.1 -M am well pleased with it.- 'I think it.
beyond idult the best -AUnrativerJ ever ttseeL -i
Jiave tried it in several cases of Scrofula, and
Scrofulous affections, &c.J with mvcfi sdtUfac-:
tion to myself and patients. -1 have also used it in
Secondary and Tei-liarv Svnhilis Tone terrible
case of eight yeais standinsrl. in which it
.neted with snririsin and satisfactory effect
luuKius (lmcK anaiuorouan cure.- xitave.
therefore, noiiesitation in reconrmending it
to Ph j'Kieiaais and. others, is the ihost reliable
jsuteruitve mow no-wn. -. -a,.-; ?r
. Respectfully -Yours. &.c.,
. A.,R, 2s OI5L.ES, M. D.
A WontterTul Ciire of Scroftilbiis Svhite
SweIlInir;--""f :-
1IQAIE CERTIFICATE. i "
I heiby iiei-tifvXiiat-iast -September I . was
attacked with White Swelling of the left
knee and also? with an enlargement of the
glands' of the heck (one j tumor reaehelt a
large 8ie)i -The- swelling of the ..knee, was
enormous and was Jittendedwith the aupst
excruciatiuff nains. I.was so reduced that I
was eouflned to ny Tobm Aver tlijteQ pioTahju j
My leg was so eompietejyi arawn up mat i
could not bend, it at all. , I t ried, various reme
dies, and they' failed to give me any relief. I
was in this condition wlni 1 commence! tak
iug Dr. Lawrence's. RosaWalis.' The swelling
in bothjenee tend neck'began to- snlSsidk! be
fore l took all of the first bottle, f 3y the time
1 took the second bottle the swelling of the
neck entirely disappeared, -and;, that of the
knee nearly so. Aft er taking. three bottles I
found myself completely well able to'walk
as well as ever, &c. I
. LATIMER WILLIAMS.
Wilson, May 12, 18H7. g J v
Itosadnlis will Cure the Worst Cases
-Tof Chronic RbeniBatira.r"
rfGi&JE CJERTliFldATEij f
: '; Z NWilsou.iNa.JVlay (1186X7
. I hereby eertify-that 1 was -enreti. oCloixgi
standing Chronic Rheumatism, by taking
four bottles of Dr. Lawrence's' RosaoaKs.'?
; JAMES WILLS.
Roy adalis Cures. Carbtjncles, BoiD),
limples, Ac.
Certificate from ctti old and much repeetcd reUiaen
of (Jrcene-Cfmtfyr ttow t resident of ' s -: - j
Wu'son, A'. C.
I hereby certify that during the Summer
and Fall of l0ti, I was severely afflicted with
Ottrbuncles, -having, as many as 14 Virye -tktr-
iamaele and 12 ordinary" Bolls. I suffered so
much from them that I couki not get .out of
the house half the time for several Months.
Being induced to try Dr. Lsiun'enceKs Mja
daHx j JT ,i entirely cured bp tjie -use of one bottle
of that tjmJy valuable medicine.
m V Mm, -Sr.
.ilsmiaylVTSGY. ' p,., -,-7,' .'4
, Poilsmcfuthj Ya., Aug. 2S, ;
Capt. J. II. Baker Sir: Fof the last seven
or eight years, I liavc been severely nfllietod
with a "very troublesome fonn Of SALT
RHEUM, "fEoinxwhich 1 have he vei' been able
to obtain, the' slightest perceptible relief
from any?of .the many remedies which I have
at various times applied, until I chaneeq.-io
try. DK. LAWRENCE'S ROSADALIS. In hss
than one month I found myself almost en
tirely cured of my troublesome Abruption.
Otfier meaelms of inv family huve .used it
as aldooTl puMJier, with the nOst'gratifying
results. ' ,j -,"5 -"
i IVuly I jeun stiy of all tho medicines I" have
ever used before, none have been so happily
beneficial; in effects' as the Rosadalis, and I
wohld most cheerfully recommend it ta the.
public.and to all suffering humanity. -
.'. Very Respectfully, Yours,.SC.;
MRS. E. N. BOGGS,'
., .. . -Opposite. the Crawford Houte,
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Consumptioiij in it, Early Stages.. can
- be Cured. If. j '-libit-.
, Baltimore, McL, March 4th, 1867.
"Dear Dr. I a nc re nee': My daughter having
lieen cured of a deeply seated J disease of the
Itmgs by yoiir "Rosadalis," 1 feel it my duty
to make the fact known to you for the benefit
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 too blainlv that It was Consitvvotinn. be-
"yond ctnestion, eating at her vitals. Our Phy
sicians .brought no rener. hue was auviseo
to'try youi-. Rosadalis, as a tonic which she
did imasrine my surprise and gratification-
srheuIound her appetite returning, moioly
she regained her strength, ner corign ana
- nisht - sweats graanaiiy ceasen, ana sne isf
now, after takiug nve bottles or your meai
cine, apparently as well as ever. '
) UU19 IIBBI.'TOHUUV,
MRS. E. ANN SMITH.
Major John W. Dunham, one'of the editors
of the ,WiJson North Carolinian, savs in the
issue of the 20thOf April, 1807 : ; I believe, from
personal f-rjjerience,: that- the Rosadalis is the
Jlnest; tonic ever prepared.'? , r , f : ..... . ... ,
- ? . : K r WilsonVx. 0. Sept. i518t7;
Dr. Lawrence Sir : In 18G2,l;my son, now;
aged .five years?' was vaccinated --with what
proved to be impure matter, which complete
lv destroyed his health. He has been afflict
ed with an inveterate and extremely trouble
some" erupllcpr of the skin, sometimes break
ins out"' In soresi- &o"..-f ROSADALIS was pre
scribed by my family physician, - Dr. A. D.-
jvooro. aiTeE -aasing iv n, lewiweuM my sun
became aud reinjLtas'entirelyjweH. " ij .
vs . - . Yonrs Truly, -
.'' : J:- J. IV DANIEL.
Rosadalis will Cure the Worst Cases of
i scrofula.' Read the Statement ,
? ,. Below, aijd,. Despair .not. ,
x.' : n liaon CKunxyf oem nt io- :
$Dr. J. ,T. Lawrence Dear sir s My young-;
est daughter, aered five years, has been drea
a
e. fully afiicted with Scrofula nearly all her life.
I trfed a $cteart many physicians, but ' without
relievinx her much-. In fact most of them said
tHerQ- asno'hope of .cure. During the last
Spiring she was worse than-ever, her body and
limtta eingi eoflete A jrtth sores an bjotehes
witb face and eyes very much, -swollen.--Whilst
in this condition, I was advised by Dr
L. A. Smith to try your ROSADALIS. I at once
px-octrred three bottles, and: oorameneed giv
ing it torber.i JTheftveffqcti wot maffioal. h -Xn es
tiian a month, o wy t great astonilblnentiiifts
nods entirely jtveil Iaini sir, j.: h.. :-
. ' Yours, with respect and gratitude,
'j ;;, :, ,.,..r:u lWIXRNETT. I.
Rosadalis is Potent Remedy in all
-; .-. ... v..ChrntcMiseases,j
Certificate from O. W. Blotmt, Esq., Attorney
ii-.-. at Law, Wilson, N. Qr$i-i;i i
1 This is to certify that I was afflicted, with
Chronio 'Infiaramatkm of the? Ear. f rom 658
tronblesome .form, as to give, great pain
deaf and: the srappu.
-until tnis summer, wnen 11 assumea sue a
ration" and almost continual flow .of matter
kept tlfaotede of .the Qrtr' badly. inanaert.
I wasRfttdttftexP t4 rV!,Dr.LawreHees- Rosadi
ali and - now think -I ain tfrey jettrecf,
svppvrcuion nag eeasea,i ,j. can near is-- vn w
ever, and there is not'thatl Itching: sensation
in the ear ; which before ; iw'nch nhove
t j My general health has alr been greatly improver
bilioui sytatoms,' &c.j At this i season of the
ear. I can eonftdentljt reeommend the Rosa
dalis as an jsjcirAord unary blood ptrtyrerfS;qr
I ?-:.- 1 r'v.t "GEO. W.VBLQpT;
Wilson, Sept. 13th, 1867.
t ......... . aj.wv. -w. ... .
k This is to certify that i was cured or unronic
X-irer CbmplaiiU by Dr, Itrceno.e;aSdals-
xl 0 S jAlD s
Hfffir havina
iMw iof a long time,-and tryirlgiyarioTta 5
medicines without benefit.' . - $9P?a!'g !
cured through the use of rthesTtbsJtd-alLanf
it ;vn b foHad t lieaf ty rerr liouse in my
neiborAioo, aad they all praWit a artsat
reeneConnty, Apnat 117, ii; K
Itosadalis euret all SJkln Vlseases.
Dr
Mn Bear Mr'&frtsr the i tin j m' ' ti-A3
recently), 1 sntfered. with an duVettobte erwjx !
nun of sue? ttfa-nmwi litn joy ipnytneianH Tarrtr
f tried sveva.l of the bent physic uins in Eri-
rowj ana tuia counjtry-hft veyisitetl several,
celebrated, sprtngs wehf thohands Wf 4oi
lars an! feuM mr.tAM4-'4 t '- TwAtnhri-
18. lielnff in Chart eetonc a. nlt jv I
WJt respired tt. jtryi tj without
any hope, though, of ftrtrn?rH ahT Jgeft.
I procured, a little pf Messrs. King & Cas
aidy, and comtfteneea taking It. i FWdingi to
my sur pi-fee that t waar improving,' I bawght
faur otlier bottles hot befurecOWmiteingion
the i last twp f found I w& &mpteteli weii-.
the dweusahaylnLg entirely dimpnepre. .... v
s Enclosed find "0e Uundrefl Dollar. t Vihlcft
please aeeerrtnsLs tcrtpn rpt my $ttnstefci-
nj'uoTou normaKe your invaiuaDiel!s-:'
dalis widely known : ;f .-h'-JR
i -U lour .sincere Friend, . .
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.FROM
acht Ah IinooKiiigr lKroreM,lon and t in
IMS
onwe Immense T3kroijfsr--
51. JNhMMn. :
oil nurfa rtf Pifw a JCA M oi I
IhsT Tor Three' awnfhst f- tlS
W ashxngton, Ni'403iKfv.iiir uiisjima1)h; ' . -
iionse
renuereu
nc tatnuw-LsutiiuwH Ao-m&ritxa nrocessioni
'4
: Ir; : . - . f :: . .1 -r
!riou3 arDvyllaff
in tbeiiieajmntarid (airiag lbitnarii
antli otUer. nrewOrks. . There . were tlrree
uuiius ui music, a lutMmi tiLK)ut lour leei,
long and nearly as
Lincoln: which was puruaset at
an ac-
ion sa ft. ' ;- ' - J . j 1 i.-.i-
-When the uroeessiutt arrived at the Extv
nutive Mansion there was a presidential I '
eunK rThe flense ilnass 6it spectators rcr
TJeatedlv called ior and etieoced theresL-J
dent. Music was Dldved meanwhile and
rfiitvorks exhibited. A ctunmittee;4 cBh-
Tstinffoi': Cbh .--James AiiTMt.H0jt. .P iL.
Albaeh ,anq UoL James O J3eime, es
corted the President to the iront of ih
peated cheers. ,.,!-.v- .-f-r, .t-j i j rjfi. f lx
by
the
Fellow-citizen9 Itis not mv intention
td; niake: dn'tkddre;ss:1orf
hnt irhnl ir 'triTtnrlrWnn nvtr'thflAVj nr
this deQntifjca
probating what vour feUow-citizens have
declared in the recent elections In tne
Various States of the Union. -; They will
appreciate your respoD8&u waaj they
have done-iind. send back-jtli, greeting
that the Union of tlietatM Kust be marn-
tained according to tlje qrginai desigu of
pur lathers. 1 conicss that 1 am gratined,
but not summeck
elections.' -I4ave
contidence in the people. They may some
times be misled by -aWTnTspirit in the
, but
which I have passedand maiTydf -them,
God knows, nave been dark enough l
whpn onr . nnnRtitution-xi'fis. irLtli utmost I
when 6uV4frl?it!MinFgre as-
sailed by a formidable force, and our great
rppublie seemed to be, totterijsig to,its tall.
unu'wuen a. mil wow vji vew? aiiy aiorts
aloue to preseiv tboaeinstitdtioaasin their
integrity, and to! sayJthef Veibii"frbm
I1 was still hopeful I had an abiding
'(fonfidence in the people :aridtWasAassured
tliat tbey inf tlJeir niightv-wwuki .;xmie to
the rescued f Tliey have come nd tiiank
God lyJhAYe;jpnxet and , Oiat our rep-ufo-J
lie maViTett be saved, D waAbut the other
day that? I-officially declared, that.-tlio
remedy -for the present nnhappyifcoiiiditioiri
oi toe country must come irom ine peopie
theinselyes. .A'hey; 'nA-'ii-f'J1'
is' find how it is to be applied.' At ihe
"present time they cannot accordSig to the
torms ot tue constitution, repeal obnoxious
laws. ' They cannot' move or. control tbi$
military despotism. . The remedy is, never
theless, in their hands,- and is a sure one if
hot controlled by' fraud oydraWfed by arbi
trary power, or fibm -apatli y on their part,
too long delayed; ? But with abiding con
fidence in their patriotism wisdom, ,and
dntegrity.I am still hopeful that in the end
the rod of despotisnfawill W broken,tthe
armed heel of power lifted from the n cks
of the people, and thd principles ot a vio
lated canstitntioMf esery ed; .
The people ba e spoken in a maimer not
to be misnnderstboHvTnk God,iiby ,
have spoken, for- it is npon their :intelh-
gence and their integrity, that I )iave al
ways relied; affd'riii 1yiffl1ifinaiitf;;;
tion of the country, which was iih perilled
has recently becat beSotS, tbensfofc oonsid
eratioH, and it has'hadcw: life and vigor
inroarted to it from is ; otieiaal toiknv 1
the peoT)ler. It coihes JjacktOitis witk re-j
n.ewea -strengtn; .an.a , pwer. .pi rnow;
be transjated aighj ai .tiajen writr
tcn ini letters of living" ikmi)tmbol
4 of i li berty and Unions justices naagnanimjlf ,
,ty and fraternity. Good-night, f ,
The Presidentrwa fsheerttl anrTng: the
deliveTyf the speech 4tntll on its con
clusion?' andif retired ; frora t; the stand
amid repeated cheers and; instrumental
music.
Tf thft'knrtearance of Hi railroad depots
can be taken as an evidence of the amount'
of Cotton-tft'the-CirVfrwe should ?saytlit
there is. much more ofthestapfe' here than
Kp fthinninor of the Dort is able to take
away. t-ftreTOlf wfS?$EuT CSwlini
iiailroad ami tne onneastern: itaijroaa,
looklikitwogM:trd
lilies "of drayiOTipl iJPWngHAUaj
transporting the ba4ea4d epressesiluid)
wnarves,r vrutneswTf Mprcirv.v .
negro
bikn hi9 moig ha be aischarg
ea lromriiaeryice iox caccsv! xr
"hundxedn dollars jeewttd vhas jbeen.-i n5red
f llleferring to bldB4aadek,deir
tion that he wtrnt? ac;r-otv trbm negro
Isjufia-
Efra'f e,T fUeNetr IY ork Timet says Jael
see
Rb L.k..- b.wii vww. ......
navins
at the result ii4erecct
4Myy.hJiiMidnbting
tuouths of tlieir prophets, out never per-1
right. PirhM S&mihi ' nSVfmff-Hanm:
tafetr ta the tJior. ,ri ? ;
- s . - ,
first Christian marriage, in
wnoiiaBwaiccriiiK i
o 1
'Tb first tof!.!i
JadsTA Biilin-i32S ir2t ilia l . . cue
uu huuiuoisis iu al. ;a. as iub . "
TJij?.1 V
.tea O'c jt-
and erbtfQ
T The Rev.ThonSaa tlxker the wi f ;
Safty-uo Years. His church, jrasboti -
where taenT-w,Ute-i' 'rra
iana, aica in iofi. a pncpai oraaci, :j t.
' of his iamilT went o,WetlM?rscekk wherar - .-I
"the familv name still itourilios.' .
Gone and WliallCVi 'the" Irt2"icw.- SWiT
in, renn'& nrsl uwty Truninaluiij-
in 1682.
Elihtt .EctftrfiP:
- - n . fr-i t . mi-, ii r
" Gecv UfieJnicdCbjUed,pfe '
arrived In thts conntrt iri 174:0; iJC. r
ia'i?is3rttr' wixiwvporson wCTo exe-
4V-
exrcritnen"12aFrai&t' 'ias.tr n
.Ieter "ndolpii,6rst..iesident of tno . n
Bee andl Badger4 fiholtaanl ilZid jiz. 1 T
m rniiaaeipuuia pi ye iow ievtT ' v
PrtafelweseAf mJridglXa1'' j
intrddufeedihe iaediftatikii. "p- '
into tne:Unir8tas jm7?o;vp; tu
that -4i4xi-de,v t
onto ILnny
.'orl cont tr u;rKiT. nrnicr" trrr. .
some1 lonely place to t&Ke tueir-tiianccs 'ot;; ";""
living oer'dying -tinss tacthod ,-iojD pro J
ventingBBjttpof ilias arf liUr-t'lr.iit "
George AYasnington pied jjlsiTp uged. f,
son? was :
a duel
Thomas
July18'
in -T78V,fie woii-oi jvxaryiana,ewa9
tn Bw1s4arf esl onaJ charge trayU ;
ut iboititie jsujtea vuamiitoa iiaf-fr
Jefierson -and John ACIams uied- , ;
';'ThetWagto4 .
says Jj iL'Mbfpls E4.f)(tot; of -pt i?
per in Tcas. to"mYrniftgrcak;df afejthrv,
a War Department, aiwl .iad ah..' interview.'. V;.
ith Gen.-QrantiDuring.1, ttia'converWi
tion!3tr:KM31d(thfXje
t'XJC UCUU1 ilU AiJ OWVWWU IMA'i V vv VV,V .JT i.
Be wou'd be elflcted.. Gen vranx., in,.me-7i
: diately turned the- cdnf rsatkt to ahotlaerA '.' '
sribjectfa'M 'Jtorpliirgainfxbrgtfgutu
tne snrjaecxfo jEa r-reHjeny, , ana..aia.--f cft
dejL jto want to rynj yon for, y
dent, and I want to know, what F tan sayVV,., .
when I iturrf Wiife Geiiraht replied' '! '
u Say nothmg;iiK?avt;miU4a -
A Black WorliingTnen-s: ruvtltloTfii-
; The Ke' Orleans Creiee vnctlccr! ' .
if a,u WorkmcCrventiion to meet irr fev .
xsew Mrieans on inejiowi o vnext montn,-
and cdntain delegafes firenjr; LoQiiana.' , i r,
AJabaiuaMissifi
The' Crescent says " The membus if tLi W
association are u rcspwawGtiorea KQ5i4ti A,
raised in. thie ShadolnnmeaA'daimswtfi '
"Oil inteltiDce,d:-inoimation,VXt- iavt-
their earnest desire ijfrjiVjffcdpw fbtj.'nbh'f it.
ientidri of .tueirr -brethren Ifronvthfe 'raid?'
reasonable,sefnlVtodt"ptable.;cu
A wet ago we arguea"tuat toaeris
would bWtabmnffotheDenio'ratarJ
loner leader settmsr
mail's 'bpibions aiildicatell. hf'hu"-ClAZ
andv hislEttecaTirilt proves fatift?ri!y
that he entirely agrees with Miv, Johnso
as to the status of the Southern Btatesiandr
. .. . . JT . - . s. - . -.. V -t. i - -
leaves luu iuxcicum w uianu MiiM xie is
hosteid the 'reconstiiictiottUajrc of i.t
Fmtal StaltiBS ADir In Torfrtllr.
''AU3der"'CSri'was !found 1ronVlflVt3
niL alwntTS b'eloclk, tying .cl:ad in th b
gutter, iiritirhjagnlar.rreiii cu UsLzy
JVamer was fopnddir- r car ;with,a a; a
bloody Xniie.in .his Jiapd. . He . was. y-rv 1 .
drufik. bumatfed that he' killed Carter'in7. J
selWeien(iCarter a'Unifed CMiL
madnW WAtittrpedVjn -"je, TUnjoa-
rmy thronghontthe .war.; He b-asbeen-w
vxanuuea uy. iiiayur ajuuiu.w. pm eui oa
MM- u lat.
'T-
to runfor rcside&t'againstXpi,nrrntv
X esterday s , catonat unimioenccr comes,
out in a loner &&ei'tettnxH6n& T:Att-Tai
!Tli. mA-olirl T! -'pnlAr trt.flav Urge .
theeoii-jjf CT'lajdif s t pl&ce-toj-
1 -(hiiidii,'jRnd' taya','tbat .prpmiceat, Z
joaei' agree tb' ereS t gran d ' l. -ipTet to-1 di .
f Altcniai: r cc -zty i
.yrtW:
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