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Directors John Dawson. Henry JSutt, O. O.
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' t J'ORU RAIL. ROAD.
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m rectors o. . J
.Tno. A. McDowell.
.Steele. Stephen W,
v Hutchison.
lU'i son, A. G. LOgan, A. R. Holmesly. "
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lUtrxtcr of 2Yantxn'UMonrY. U.p Allen; ; :-,
Sserctarf and lYcamrer1. T. Alderman. i
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WILMINGTON & WELJDON RAIL ROAD.
President R. R. RridgcrsJ ; iUi '- L
Directors on the pttrt of the Stocfcltolders W.
A. Wright,S. D. AVallace, Eli Mnrray, Alfred
irartin, A. H. VanBokkelen, Geo. Harris, of
Wilmington, and John Everett, of Goldsboro'.
Directors m4he part of the &7te Edwarcl Kid
der, of WRmingtonf-N.-C., John Nortleet, of
Tarboro', and Thomas J. Hogg, of Raleigh,
C.
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
S. L. Fremont. " - , .- '
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Secretary and Treasurer J . W.- Thompson. .
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WlLMDfOTOX, N..Ci OCti Jl, 1867,'i. c $
ON ANI AFTER THK12tli OCTOBER,
the follow ing Schedule will" be run over
.this' Road:.. ,., ; ; . . .. ' -;,
DAY, PASSENGER AND MAIL -TRAIN,
Leave Wllmhlgton v daily (Sundays- excep
ted), at 6:00 A. M.; arrive at Weldon, 3:00 1. M.
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays excepted),
at 10:: A. M.; arrives at Wilmington, 7:30 P. M.
MGIIT, EXPRESS, MAIL AND PASSENGER
,, TRAIN. .
Leave Wilmington &U. $-30 P. M., daily.
Arrive at Weldon. at. : 6:00 A. M.,
Leave Weldon at brio P.M., "
Arrive at Wilmington at 2:20 A.M., "
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leave WiUiiUigton daily (Sundays exeept
o at 4:00 A. 31., and arrives at Weldon at o:00
P. - M. Leave AVeldon. daily (Sundays except
ed), at 4rf)0'A. Mr, and arrive at Wilmington at
(:00 P.M. Trains pass Goldsboro' at 2:00, 10::JO
uimI J0:"0.AfMisomg,north ; at 2:50, 10:15 P.M.,
itud 10:50 A. M., going South, connerting With
Trains to Raleigh and Newbern "at 10:30"A.
-M:. and further points at 2:50 P. M,
5. Papers on the lino of the Road copy
tins and omit all other Schedule notices.
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Arrive at Sand' Hill same days, at 3 P. M. -Arrive
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night. Leave vv auesboro' (Mage), on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 2 P. M. .
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day and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
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ON AND AFTER OCT. 6th, PA8SEX.
ger Trains of this Road will run- on the
following Schedule : .
EXPRESS TRAIN. v ' -
Leave Wilmington . . .'. . . .....
Arrive at Florence.
.Arrive at.Kingsville..'.
Leave Klngsville : .. . . ....
Arrive at Florence...........
Arrive at Wilmington
ACCOMMODATION
Leave Wilmington :. '. ; . . . ';
Arrive at Kingsvil le . . . , . .
........ 2:30 A. M.
8:10 A, M.
11:45 A. M.
....... .ll!30 A. M.
....... 2:55 P. M.
8:55 P. M.
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ence Vith the North Eastern Rail Road, for
Charleston. aud Cheraw.& Darlington Rail
Road, for Cheraw, and at Kingsvilie with the
South Carolina Railroad, for Columbia and
Augusta..:' , . , ' . - ':- -' $ y
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days .excepted, and connect - at Kingsvilie
with South Carolina Rail Road for Colum
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Tlic Best Blood purifier ia the
Celebrated
J' i
Read the Following Home Certificates
'f f i From lrsiclri.ni ' t--
i s t.fc. i. ',,.. 4, . .. : r.t . v ::
We hereby certify that the Mosadalis'ik " pre
pared by a Physician, who. is an experienced
Pharmaceutist and Chemist, and that his
remedy is an efficient and valuable one in Scrof
ula, Syphilis, it having performed some
remarkable (tares in this vicmitv. '
W. A. DL7GGAN, 3Jt. D
; .V'-. , ; E. BARNES, M. D.
4 w A W- KING M. D.
. Wilson, N. C, Feb. . 8th, lSGQ. ;
We hereby certify that we regard Lr. Law
rence's Compound Extract of Rosadalis aa a
Reliable Alterative, frc. '
A. D. MOORE, M. D.
L. A. STITJI, M. D.
Wilson, N. C, May 10th, 18J6."
j Edgeccnhb. Count fa ST. C, May 2,1867.
Dr. J. J, Lawrence. Dear Sir .' Please send
1J immediately, per Express, to Tarboro'.
two dozen more
ootties ot your AtoaaoaliJi. . I
have carefullT examined : its Iormtda. and
used it m mv practice in a number of
am well pleaised with it. I think it.
doubt, the bent Alterative I ever used; I
ieU it in several cases of Scrofula, and
Scrofulous affections, &., with much satisfac
tion to myself and patients. ; I have also used it in
Secondary andTertiary Syphilis one terrible
case of eight years standing, in which it
acted with surprising Jand satisfactory effect
making a quick and thorough core. I have,
therefore j no hesitation in recommending it
to Physicians and others, as the most reliable
Alterative now knoivn. j. - v ;
s Respectfully Yours, Ac.,'
" - ; j a. b. Nobles, m. i.
A Wonderful Cure of Scrofulous White
. Swellinfr.
; HOME CERTIFICATE. . 5 1 -
I hereby certify that last September I was
attacked with Whit0 Swelling of the left
knee and also with iin enlargement of the
glands of the neck (one tumor reached- a
large size); The swelling of, the knee, was
enormous, and .was attended . with'the most
excruciating pains. Ii was so reduced that I
was confined to my room over three months.
My leg M as so completely drawn up that I
could not' Dend.it at all.: 1 tried various reme
dies, and they failed to give ine any relief. I
was in this condition (when I commenced tak
ing Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis. The swelling
in both knee and neck began to subside be
fore 1 took all of the first bottle. By the time
I took the second bottle the swelling of the
neck entirely disappeared, and that of the
knee nearly so. After taking three bottles I
found myself completely welWablcto.- walk
as well as ever, &c. i '
- ' ! - LATIMEfWWILLIAMS.
Wilson, May 12, 18U7. ,.S;, . .
Rosadalis will Cure the IVorst Cases.
of Chrouic Rheumatism.
HOME CEKTIF ICA T E .
Wilson, N, G., May 6, 1SG7.
I herebj' certify that I was cured of long
standing Chronic Rheumatism, by taking
four bottles of Dr. 'Lawrence' Rosadalis.
JAMES WILLS. .
Rosadalis Cures! Carbuncles, Roils,
. ; ; - , I'imnlcs, &s.
Certificate from an oldpnd much respected citizen
of Greene County, now a resident of
."',''. . . : - Wilson, JS O. - .r, t.,.
I hereby. eertify that during the Summer
and Fall of lfcotf, I was severely ..afflicted with
Carbuncles, having as many as 11 large Car
bvnc'es and 12 ordinary 'Boils. I suffered so
much from them that I could not set out of
the house, half the lime for several months
Being induced to try Dr. Laurrence,s' Rosa
dalis, I teas entirely cured by tlie use of one bottle
of that truly valuable' medicine.
:.i..,J:Ai V. A. HARDEN, Sr.
Wilsou, May 11, 1SG7. i " " !
- - ' " Portsmouth, Va., Aug 2. 1867. f'-i
Cant. J. H. Baker--Sir: For thelast seven
or eiht years, 1 have been severely afflicted
with a very troublesome form of SALT
KHEUMi from which I have never .been able
to obtain' the slightest perceptible" relief
trom any ot tlic many remedies wnicn i nave
at varioas times applied, until I chanced to
try DR. LAWRENCE'S ROSADALIS. in less
than one month IJfound mvself almost en
tirely cured of mv troublesome eruption.
Other memebrs of mv family have ued it
as a blood purifier, ivitii the most gratifyin
results. i ; :
Truly I can say of all the medicines I have
ever used before, none have been so happily
beneficial in effects as' the Rosadalis,' and '.I
would most cheerfully recommend it to tne
nubiic and to all suffering humanity.
Very Respectfully, Yours, &c, ' ;
f y-f- MRS. E. N. BOGGS, ;
Opposite the Crawford House.
Consumption in its Early Stages, can
be Cured. . , i-
Baltimore, JVId., March 4th, 1867.
Dear Dr. LftwrenCe : Jly uaugliter having
been cured of a deejply seated disease of the
lungs by your "Rosadalis," I feel it my duty
to niake the fact kiiown to you for the benefit
of others. She suffered nearly tw o years with
a bard cough, which troubled her day and
night; at last the, emaciated -form,-glassy
eye, night sweats, together with the cough,
told too plainly that it was Consumption, be
yond question, eatbng at her vitals. Our. Phy
sicians brought n6 relief. She was advised
to try your Rosadalis, as a tonic which she
did imagine my surprise and gratification
when I found her appetite returning. Slowly
she regained, her f strength, her cough .and
night-sweats gradually ceased, and she is
now, after taking five bottles of your medi
cine, apparently as well as ever.
j Yours Respectfully,
; .. - . . MRS. E. ANN SMITn.
Major John W.- Dunham, one. of the editors
of the Wilson North Carolinian, says in the
issue of the 20th of April, 1807: "I believe from
personal experience, that the Rosadalis is the
finest tonic ever jjrxired." . r . , ,;-
: Wilson, N. C, Sept.' 15, 18G7.
Dr. Lawrence Sir : In 1802, my son, now
aged live vears, was vaccinated with what
proved to le impure matter, which complete
ly destroyed his health. He has been afflict
ect with an inveterate' and extremely trouble
some eruption of the skin, sometimes break
ing out in sores, &e. s ROSADALIS was pre
scribed by my family, physician, Dr. A. D.
Moore After - taking it a few weeks my son
became and remains entirely well.
lours Truly,
J. B. DANIEL-.
Rosadalis will Cnre the Worst Cases of
scrofula. Read the statement i
Below, and. Despair not.
i r ; . Wilson County, Sept. 10, 1867.
Dr. J. J. Lawrence Dear Sir: My young
est daughter, aged five years, has been dread
fully afllcted with Scrofula nearty all her life.
I tried a great maiiy physician-, but without
relieving ner raueu , in lawuus uieuiiuu
there was no hope of cure. During the last
Spring1 she Was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotches
with face and eves very much swollen ,-r-Whilst
in tins condition, I was advised by Dr.
LA: Smith to tryyour ROSADALIS; Iat once
nrocured three Aiot ties,, and commenced giv
ing it to her: .The effect was magicrd. fIn less
titan a month, to my great astonishment, she
was entirely well, u am, sir. : ." 5
, . Yours, with respect and gratitude,
: - . . wt w: t3ltrnett. .
Itosadalis 'is a Potent Remedy in all
,r '..,..'. ;; Chronic Diseases. i .
Certificate from Gi W. Blount, Esq.,' Attorney
vT'..'i : . uai Law, Wilson, J . C. r '".)
TTil U to certify that I was afflicted with
Chronic Diflammation of the Ear,from S58
rintii this Summer, when. It assumea sticn a
troublesome form as to give great pain.
Was, at times, partially deaf, and the suppu
ration and almost continual flow, of matter
kept the outside or the ear Daaiy lnnamea.
I - was induced to try Dr. Lawrence's Rosad
alis, and .now think lam entirely cured. The
suppuration has ceased; I can hear as well as
d there is not that itchinsc sensation
in the- ear which before so rnucli annoyed l
me. ' ,''.;'.".., -. I- ;' ..V'.''i ''' :z -'
urn rnnral. Kefilth. hsut rtlxn been, areatlv imvrov
ed, and I have been entirly free from my usual
billon?, vmtoms-"S,c- at this season of the
vear. X can confidently recommend the Rosa-
aaiis as an exiraorainary woouywjwr,
.,t v. -"X'i '?v- GEO. W. BLOUNT.
WHson,fiept.I3th,1867. , i
- - Chronic Liver Comnlaini! Cured,
This is to certify-that I was cured of Chronic
Liver Complaint by Dr. Lawrence's Eosadalsi, I
&0SiU)AII
WILMINGTON, -;e.-; : TUESDAY, k DEC. 3,
after having been confined to my. bed and
house lor a long time, and trying Various
medicines without lenelrt.r'"wft L n.ix m:
I know" tf -sevenU, others- in- tbis County,
cured through, the use of ;he Rosadalis, 'and
it can be found in nearly every liousj in my
neighborhood, and they all praise it as a great
medicine. -.-- - - a - "
v ' -:xavi MX -i-'t THOMAS THORN,
Greene County;. August; 14, 1SG7..S .... , .'
Rosadalis cures all Skin. Diseases. r
SALT RHEUM CURED! REMARKABLE
-,r CURE !!
' T ' IIostBial, Canada, April 4th, lSi7.-!'.
DA Lawrence, Wilson, N Q.y s - . - .
' My D2ar Si r .--For the? hv& ten yean (until
rccentlvy. I.snirercid -vvith iii inveterate' 7i'-j)
tionl of. the skin called bv hysieians -SalLA
Rheum," with' whicl 1 suffered terribly f th
pain and. itching waa almost intolerable. I
tried several of. the best physicians in Eu
rope and"' this country have -visited several
celebrated -springs spent thousands of dol
lars and failed to get better. ; In December,
1868, being in Charleston, S. C, 1 was-told by
a gentleman' at. the-hotel, that .he had been
cured, of a bad tetter by a 'medicine called
"Roxadcdi8.,t I resolved - U"i try it, ..without
any hope, though, of its doing me any . good.
I procured a bottle of Messrs. King A, Cas
sidy, and commenced, taking It. Finding, to
ny surprise, that I "was improving, I bought
iimi Tjiijci uuiucs , uut ucAurcuumuiciiuiiig uji
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Why do you not make your invaluable, Rosa
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' HOUSE FURNIS'HLNG: ppODS, 1 ; '
BLANKETS HOSIER and GLOVES,
MENS' AKB BOYS' WEAK.
BROADCLOTHS, V
DOESRIN CASSIMER
and.JEANS
Hair jYets, potions & Fancy.Goods,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats f& Men's Furnisliing Goods,
mm . .
MILLINERY. -
We will open fln THURSDAY, October
3d, a full assortment of the latest shaves .
BONNTS HATS, ; 5 y',-:i''"'4''-'';:.
FLOWERS, VEifETS' ' ;
SILKS j RIBBONS,- &c
- : , .
To Wholesale Byers
we offer: LIBER.
'M:M.lCATZ;
3r CO., v
Octl-S-tf
23 Market Street.
SOL. BEAR :&1 BEOS.
V
YT-IIOLESALE
A TiETAIL Dealers
5."
Gents- FHFHisHiH
Goods,
.4 V, f;'
DRY
DftAT AWIl hOF
WVW..Ay;n!Ai f ax
1 f, J 1 C J
Our! facilities, both for purchasing, and sell
ing at the Lowest Cash Prices, are not sur
passed by any house m Norths Carolina.
A prominent feature of pur fhouseis pur
Merchant Tailoring: Depart
Under the superintendence of MR. D. L., DE
LANEY, so weD known to our patrons
j as a skillful workman.;
We onlv ask a comparison of our goods and
prices with those of any. other; establishment
in the city. , it
j 1- SOL. BEAR & BROS,
oct30-32-tf
18 Marliet Street.
N. F. BURISTHAM'S
..- t -I'!"
CjELEDRATED ..
French Jonval Turbine
WATERS WH EE Li; o:
THIS WHEEL, THE GREATEST IN;
ivention of the age surpasses all other
wheels in power, economy of water,' and
steadiness of run ; simple in construction',
and a masterpiece of-workmanship. It is not
liable to get outof order, and, from its posi
tion m tne nume, is aceetsmme-ar au uwes.
?of thT
' ;
It. is cheaper, xnan any otner vv neei
samo weight and finish) in market, r
test- Send for circulars.-! rus PWiJ
- Jt&- Person ordering . these , WHEELS - can
have them put up by, most competent work
men at a small cost. -. : : u:; r.i'n
Address" all orders to .... -,
E. H. CHESTEKMAX, - "
' iMUlwrightand Engineer, ,
'' ...-;..' v. ? ... r,r . Richmond, Va.,
, Sole Agent for Va.'andNiC.
jg&- Will also contract fohe erection of
MIKiSMeTOEIES,
-".: - v1 r r r H - . r -r
I roriiUlriadsof
-; "Water and Steam Power.
sept24-3-6m f, : . . ,
SPIRIT C4SKS.
S
I5fOI)-nASD ; SELECTED tSHUIT
Casks, for sale by B CO.
. sept 27-ihtf , ':: - i- v,' , . "...
- - t - " ,- . -.1 jk . -. , .
"; , f - 33. J. HAIE & SON,' A ,
T ATE EblTORM "ATETTEVIL-E,
Kits, Jtf Mrirray Street, New York. - -1 ' v
EDO
Strt.r-A
Staple
VV R f 4- l t : V a to U&y from Importers and Manufact
i fjP t O 9 ll I . rers DIRECT, and eafTtlieref ore offer our
i
18d7. - ,
-5
era
Train -off the Traelt .and the? Animals
ONE MAN aLLED.
IFrom the Mobile News23th;T i
About daybreak vsf erdhfedf ninff ;ori
the Kobile and.reat Hortherti'Tlailroadi
Mr.; Willis Burroughs, a; driver of the band
carnage, ana the WounataCTofe 'or less-
' r. a .... f .. j v
severely of halfX doziitoiher&l&.A.Bi
roughsivv-asfromQvyjiJlef
xae acQinent was-cusea Dy.pj.ie. preaK
of a rail:" enoth Wder,1 iifid
first three cars passed safely over. JJtrthte.
wo next, trucK. caTig7f,t:rjiTtniTiitig' ipu-r
cages; iti vhiclr wee herBaval.'Bepgai-tit;
grcss, the hyena,: two: bears and the ,tapir,
vvc uiiuvu me. eajtss tjinaoucu
aiid
the animals reieasedl1 TVo other' box-cars
contaihing twenty-site horses and ; ponits.
shared -thef inisfortuney the,; horses being
piled together; and upoa.eacu other on ut-
ter comusion. niy, one was Kinea, uow-
eyer, and "'several;'- others suffered coptu-
The animals released did no damage to
eacn otner, witn- tne exception tuat one or
' i - .i - . i t . j - r 1
the bears killed a tawn , Theytigress and
due of the bears at nrst mdmfcsted a hos
tile disposition towafds""each other, the
bear assumed anupright'i position, -and
stood upon his guard ' in regulaivfistiajpa
style, aDd'.:'wheii-;ieJpe'd--:cat';came!
smelling a.vout bim(a cua.jor two wjis ex
changed,? which seemed to 'satiff bothl
panics. , a lie .,ucm hiiium;u uiuiscu vj
ascending some of tne nei gli boring2- trees,1
and the tigress' roamed alxnit in the neighs
borho6d,; "shoSvingrity: dispositihn, ,how5
ever, to go very far aWayu They. werefi'alj
rc-caged ,without-cii0Q,ulty?Kj,H r t
fiiie .accident occurred pn, & nigu cnij
banknieut, but, the couplings of 'the' 'rear
cars that remained bn"tue track-prevented
the others, from rolling chtirely to the bot
tom '' -ri't,: s,ir $uai p i'-s t
We 'obtain 'ib'eSe' partlciilarsi irOnijMc
Elliiigham,.one of; the-4roupe, who. .wit-
n ,nnAl Vix rl Ala W. 1 I .
fi-iM
lit) til
Projected Mass .Meeting in Opjwsition
to . tlie luipeaeHteiit of tlic Presi
dent. jvh ,ur;i.?Vi tnlr-'j$-i::-:l f . ' ":zr
The -v fiiasstncnusettti i JJomocrats, anci. a
great many Republicans as, well, are con-'
siderably excited over thelate.report sub-
miuea oy a portion oi me vjougressiuiiai
Judiciar y Commftiee ihvTadrlotV-th5im-
peachmentf Presideht!!Johnsbiiiarid.$lie3f
have -taken prcUini jiiieasuri'.tojvajd
expressing their indignation and , disap-.
proval m a mass meetuig; ;at taneul Hail
next week. ' Speeches ,.; and resolutions,1
stroniiv reDUKinr iir. xoutveii anu con
demning General Butler aVe lii pridbaratioji,
and it is expected" that some of "thelead
ing' Republicans of ithe 'State'Wxli:crunite
with these sentimentsr" - Collector. RusseUy
of this , port, one of the.; most devpted of
. i --. 'mi r.: :''V 'l l ' : J
tue,. Kepuoncans, wui .prppauiy presiac.
and General Swnt will be one or tne vice
prcsUjents.:;' :;':',' i?
Solomon's Temple-. Still One Hundred
and -Fifty Feet High.
Lieutenant ' WrreS:iraii -Officer of the
Royal Engineers, has ffW a long tTme past
been engaged, at theexpense oxaai.JEQg
Iish Society, in makliigrjxtensive explora
tion or the site mi the Ampip fl'?joto-
mon, in Jerusalem, and has already made
some- startling disco veries. Ie hasit is
.stated, established by' actuaf-denfonstfation
that the south tvalLot the sttcved enclosure
which qntaijd?t4ie T emple is burned for
more than half its depth: cneatlv an ab-
cumulation." of rubbish ; probablythi
ruins foiT. tle':uccessive buildihrs.which
once crowned it and Xhat jf bared'tb its
broken face of !sbUd -:riiasnrf ofc nearly
-one thousand feet long, . and for ,a; large
uornoa hi mat uisiance . more uiuu- uuc
iuuuicu auu Jiiiy itcu iu ,ucigiuv ... j
''' : :-".'-j' T; v.l .'.;d liitf 1-
r .... Tiie Circle Squared .., :
H.Harbord6f tluli,'writ'es t6 aa-Eng-
Iish paper f ' 3fy 'attentioo- lm weft -lately
called to Sq toriug jtbc CSr-cle jand I
have bronsrht out the unaerstaiecjnerio-'
catorv, v.jii Mi 1 shall oe giaa to nave an
swerd by'soine bf yoiii feadereiiiideom-J
eterd.'-J"i Tfte'caicuiatiWif fWiqi o.ae--cimals;
it M finite, anJ vill not ,;adpit of
the terms ordinarily, used, approxima
ted." or ' nearlv." Question : 8S6226925-,
4527 J being iheisSSv&rfeSqot of a- circle of
wtoch, the lajapetpr js -i, vyiiat jstne area
and the circuuiereijce of said cir6TeJ5And'
what is tuCfTfatio'lif thecirctiMfefenCd to-
the dUmetexf.fciilhisis .wi;r.oetrtiiU8 will.
7 fj
A-ltturderoasriTeaponil
TKerimeporclid-oft .
"ittJes WitiVGanaiAfi
which are worse-than
made
so
uqus
speakablfef error
Larsre Receipts .oCiCottbn.
rrveintoi cotifiit lofHhe week end-i
tin v 'r.-tiprdsy srawa- an aggregate of twcH
rr Tir.T, r r . t 1 i - 1
rtV'Snii.rlrpd and fiftv-toiir
bales. . TheAviio.lc, f this was'lyrbtight by
i.iitiiizmivi io " ', - , j
steamers trom tacnmona, iMonoiu, i
mufgtSB; "Ctaflesfon and Savatfhah.:r-2fo?.
. U f , (, -
fAntni'ntimdtiis4rieiid3
that if rcinstalletLbT AAiote f;the"Senata
he shoofd' immediately resign, aslog had
o'desiftTtogain entef nrthe.
f War Office. I - '
Maoled, OTidtetQsubsoibers, b
U-3. r alL parts of .the City, at 2 .50 for Sii
Months', or sl 25 for Three Montlis. ' ''a ?Jit
tion ' of the GfrrtinMWas JthrOVri
raclrJresultino- fn' lilieatlf fcf Hiief irtam ItH he bad killed
respondent ot a nana newspaperBays i?ionua. - . f '-4.
-TlieJ ppotpiAuskfiam afitonished; ewSrfeins t'Wlei fvi;r fw-
by the firing doMfivitfIilMt
und of the old iwWfns. a conhrvr :af.v.
lldLlt
w m m v.
im tue hero ot Uonnta ana beer."
7 r..
8ft3Hhic6 we 13d 6ot redol lectxTcT !
seen.
Jr." -.r?rf "Hnf7roT-
.It tvilL-Le ' remembered that alttr'iue: -4
diaTii UDon reacbinsr the Indian ctue. jnmt
ofOidstilmes WnjM'cd-tnAsjir
,H9 ohtalnecl the" OaveliinifbFMl.y
LJnitfed etates-ji housndpor-. ;. ,fi oiv.
iodded fiii iimpl tlralasicitht r,v ' :rsA
Stares, which cn&tKtKfc-(lnvi :rri'mcat'
his provibic
reported that lie toad Joyfclr-Hat-ir - .
bad expehaedalliitiSm f '.-
uveriana 'Jiixpress. uoufanS'Vsiicstt-4iwr
rsouf 'pbqfr redwitlTj rntittTaii dof, itsdsA ':
Svhin he came fiit6the Bettlenier t i L1Ltc,iM3? y.
f&rtd'tust the, Gfer4l'rW
.for Hfetimielf $8&iHedi tht.onci Jodiak. ttt i
7TbeasJbetethaCexpre?? rider n(T0"W 1
thej-vajiani.era
, some hunters m t.he .rAelrtbpiiood caniej.
hear ot it; ana orofiglit ihe, fcontostUa sm, :
uxftimely end by declaring that they 'knevy ;" .
jthe Indian tol)e"sTiiralive.',T'J'B'Vf"' ,'-i
-4
IticXI cental t. to- fieaer ai; . Lee -.Tr I xs o s -
:. .rr - Petersburjr.. v "f . '"-
, u During'a (JcmonsiVatida UtrthV ' tlipot a'J
persbn'-tvtfose fcarii6?i9 utiKnovrn 4sxprcssbl'sifi'
hi$ sentimesvbyiottCJpog igroa Stnj4'??srf
n did J! JBeJaoun jSutts;-P-
Standing near, knwked"thJia. : aqwA,. v'rlle
was abouMo punnish him; further, ivh'e'd'
theokhowh)rMre
MrJJButta,in the handkiai jthenrambled,
over-.urjon alVfonrs, crawled into the midst V
ot the.crwd alid di undetected:.i'r'
'We suppose1 the gfo&ner'cQhaiaerft if po-f 1
express gratincationarneMng; aConfed-y-emte
general. 'Happily sncn an intolerant "
"soixit doe's .'riot animate'' the r ttuel;ment-SDr' "
thd orthf m&wV&W& tmemb'6t0QWK
Geiieral'Ljasdirjiidb
lejre of testlfvii
: i.jwi.-t A j.'u1-Tj"l. iA .v.ii.uutj.iii
virtues i y grasjiujj uisianuiue piniiu4-,y
groan oi ituis uunypwri inuiyjau.at anmeS4
J Rev;Ri jRuse31paW 1 Jlfikt
locb'sjCreek.churQhi.SC died i not; . long .
p. In.a Presbyteriataotice bf TO
sinqe,
c6untry,ioyer ,eighteei. '.IWreirgpSTi
Wi'opgirt(mio,ttJiq ,cpmniunion oi ine, .
cbu?
dies among . which his labors'wTcrt1
aismoutea. 58
: "Mii Ci ; li??rriff .-rt irrcL-r hil ht..
1 Ureenlmcks Sot TxaDle' '
Hamilton countyv OWasdfeTlVif edl-an
bpinion, in ichlTtTtfelTliiiatgT
under the statutc1'arfcrt'axable, by the
Sfate' and mirmcipaixrotboratf
Tlie Cliolera In Xew OrtcaiiC!;
16wT fever "hatl nd sdoncf feeasedfitst.
than the;cholera1cjaiam
letterjtp.fusstates ;vbat.es"'deaps;.lroni
that disease numBer thirteeh a ldaS;.--CW-
(linhati Enquirer;
1 Hr
.vlt ...... .Tint 1.(1 -Wilv4il-'-:"k' ..-
w . ..-. if
Verv encouraging ivnorfs havrbeeh'iM
peiyeel oYhe'progreslnth XMmmd
"lie Rai lroadl iA Rocby tttFtto
t Deam of a Clermani
jl lie jruiiaucipuia v vf-HicvU4
pdeathf ,tUo ibOrIagedJ Xl&,
:i A- Vbmaa in Pnitadelpiiia juxttpeii-iout
ana. how many or .them, sougat the priYi
th'elr,iiiatklniol W"'-&
the lowest place amongmogs mean and .
is saia tnai aunug ins euure: uniusirj' .ts
forty-seVciV' years' in Ibat Vegifui'vjeltxtWi
' Tiiis city is Mmm&.mf
pavaged
peias a aueeuiwr ioi:f ypjYaras oi
thirty vears'of flie'resrivterirt.Mn
iforablfkiWnihu
.ii v t,i,ifM;i.
bthelseco.stityp
laTakvng; day to. prevent . ; -being
murdered, "by her dninkeadibaifll.
one received severe injuries.' w vjsm 9
... ; . t . t --...1-- t- -.'... i'-- . .
W.i -- ! A'-iL-i.ii.. fi! J.t '. J,Ti. ' t,' .'-:'-
1'onraiTS 01 laiuerirDuuujyi y oiinsoniitfis ;
just beeh'enratenHEHrila :
Mrs: tMtiis1Sifc"
Joh'n ,X3.i3reckiiridge tiaju d 'in '
ousseau , ha? assumed coin- -
epanmenr oi ;oiuniMav,i ,
isrjatch states that tt-isnfo- -
r A Boston d
"ppsetJ inthatHXymeaWtii pstifesj '
togetp IPtaasarinieetkig ataneHlIall, ; o
aairstrthieprpqdiu ,
i Havana. ;::T-r.
lion. Horace urceiy was conrred iri- ;
Bay a ministe f buitria Ijc -;; ;
.-rfi';'-TOee'tlojaro7iat: Salem, T where
RoerTHvilrramsf . preitcbed two at.red
hero
red.
and thlrtWivedrg agorirsHll J atiOvdin?
Prpsari-hejaiet t9r.tne, pres-en t sioucu cat,
and the Tonff Russian efeat'eoat far that
tthfiikBaidr 4 wifewTi6?coTiIXTiot
agrefe vitber usuano-r-':4 il2.M"
COmrAissiqneif jrikgricultu
,4 Xwelf enhouaand Irecdmeaare educa
ting, themselves in thevening schools Sa
JibbSiHWd.ha beuer,aiviae ,t e u.wscr-.
You sbill live on oneide, ana I rtf ti0
other " -Tery ": well, iiiv d vat rcp'-knl
the inside?1 ; Jtp"?l 'x' T1
A