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THE RALEIGH SENTINEL
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UAILT, WEEKLY AND SRVI-WFEKLY.
Olcial Orzaiof Harm Carolina.
STATE PRINTING A BINDING
ESTABLISHMENT.
f. IM..r. t i JEtlUmr.
Dally leMlnel 1 jm In adran imtt Oft
"(tally M moirtk.ln ad'awca 4 M
.amiWrklv " .. .......100
Wl Smil-tal " - t 00
Tha DlLrClWKr'ttt h ditv,irt
tav part of Mia City at Klfieaa Ceate waa.
THE CITY.
tfiP Sej uewi item ou f.mrth page.
The batters are nil I at I he Central
hotel, but only for abort time,
J. J. Woi yttNDKit A doalere ia
train. Cero r specially. Xt where,
N.C. . ,. ,'.,, ; .., ; Sm.
OU silk hat, no d aVtence how raw
they art broken down, brng litem lo
the Central hotel, awl we wi'l build
them op. Kisuo.Jb ViLUca.
Dr. C, G. Mill, big buBs-granger if
North Carolina and a apkradid oeuteii
nial gentleman, i b the city, attending
the meetiof of tba executive committal
of lua order. t ; ' ; ; , ; V ";,
Mr. J. D..Whltiker to eelling gooj
oak wood at 13.50 j pine 3.GO(43.2t
, per cord delivered, provided the ca.h
attenda the order. CSall on bint in rear
of Cttixeu Natf omJ Jauafc.! J)n ;
The revival of religion at Swain
Street Baptlat, church, la, iucreR-Jug in
interest ; two convert 1at uiht and
several peniteot. Kev. Or. IViicliaid
is expected to (ill the pulpit to-uight
Messrs. A. V. Suoodera & Co. have
for sale 1,000 bushel n'co aliite flmt
Corn, 10,000 sacks of Star Phophate,
5,000 sacks Map. a' Nitrogenixed tsuper
riioephale and 1,(00 sacka Acid Fho
phate to be used wiib Cottou hoed or
Stable Manure. They have aold since
January 13th, 8,000 buabelt Corn and
15,000 sacks of guauo. Call ou Um.mii
for bargainer " ' ' ; '"'
George Allen tfc CoM Plow Mauutae.
turers, Xewberu, N. C., oner to aeud t
auy address, amj lea of ibelr Labor
Saviug Plow. Atlaa ai'ti-chokinii
Turning Plows, Dickaon, Allen and
Magnolia feteol lotton t$weepn, at a lib
eral discount fir cash, with riviVge
reluming them, at their expense shoukLJ-
t hey hot give peifrit atistat-iiou.
tee Stud for illueti rdtd circular and
.prices . ; ! : ; ; t f'
feb 23-d2awAwlm :
ACCIDENT TO DU. ARRINQTOX.
Front H he" Geld-boro" Mesaehver, of
March 20, wo lea-n that lir. B. P. Ar-
ringtoa was thrown from hi horse Kri
day and so severely ittjarwd that at last
account he wa pcechlcs aud in
Very ciiticul cowlitiou. The accident
occurred at bis plantation, noar Gold
boro. . ,
Bexf-Eatkk-. tu th Fhont. W.
F. Askew this imtinin aold hi 2. Im
pound stall-fed Brahma cow to Thomas
Dancy, one of our entei pri-ing butcher
lor 1120 in cah and lit pounds of the
beef. The trade had hardly beta cIod
before Mr. Dancy bad engaged
pounds of the uwat to various apprecia
tive housebolders ta whom a pieoe of
tender, juicy beef U a treat moat rare
whether rare or well dotie. ' '
FosTai IUTga.-Aa a favut to ear
- poatmast aire. -and lo-diaaeminata trul
informattoa , ia tba anuUet poaaiblo
spac, we append tLli condensed list of
mailing tariff which, is just now having
a run of the proa. , The author, fort a
nately for hint, U naknown : -A
ne-eent tmp for a ciieuUlr : .
A tww cut .tamp lur a Ba-p.aira ;
A three cent auiup f.r a al4 tetiaire ( -Ail
li- ked oa tu ibr rttht urolra.
Lick t oru bara, lick I Lick with ealre,
''albt -IgUt baud Id every haue, t
I'nleaa )hi want IIM puatmaatair
To roaka thing bo,aod 'caa aud 'aire."
Free Exhibition or Furs Art.
A large collection of valuable oil pa ui
logs, steal eogiavina and chromo baa
been opened at Moseley V atore and
will bo on exhibition this evening and
to-morrow. The entire collection wdl
be sold at auction without reserve by
Mestrs. Hall Jb Jones, commencing to
morrow night. - No" one should fail to
examine Uiis collection, as it ia without
doubt, the finest ever in this city. Every
picture la'a gent and all are in valuable
frames. mar 22-It
Deviltry Coxcoctino. The radlr
cal atateexecnUvetontotittee couveued
this rooming in the room of the keeper
of the capitoL Wo learn that T. li.
- Keogh, of Greensboro; 8. T Canow,
of Beaufort ; W. A. AibrUbt, of AU
mance ; J. F. Scott, ot Jotie t W. I)
Jonci, K. B EMU and J. U. UarriN
colored, ol Wake; aad D. E. W-lui
Thomas Powers, f Craven, were pr
enU Kearly all of these are federal
office-holders Cel. I. J. Youn. (rev
enue Ikey and other of the B tlknap
and Grant wing of the republican party
were on hand lending their aid aud
handsome rouutenance. Keep atiil
ow"BeiSbuFset Jng 'onTivan'alfe
.
Fob Sal. 10 barrels of plcndid
Xew Jeney Clmraiatpie Cider l!E'e
by the b rrel or by the gailod at the
lowest figure, ju4 receive' I at
w.
ill fes
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VOL. SXtl. -; BAEIQHa N W'DNSSDAra MARO 1 22, 1876. j . No.
26
THE CLAKK-UOWERTON-
TlUXEIl MUDULB a IN'
w co u lit. 1 1- l-l
fllE ' CASE AOAIXST 40SI1I1
TUItNEH OHMHED, BU f HE
UtFVUKA TO BE A' QUIT
- H'.TKD IS tOJCII STYLE, y
QUCK ' SCENES Ut A fSTICCMJLL-'N
ALLtaf D CRIMINAL C-AMOJUNO
TOR Till AL-Li BCL kHO 1 6EN '
TER LIBEL rRISONER 8CMI
.J HONED A3 WlrNESi.. ,( .tA,
THEOQUiREOOr AT LAST Tn fKOS
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kkdiavor to
arr our
Of . A TKIArJ BUT
i Acoqrding to Btui day's adjournment,
thiaeaaocame befro Lis honor, Mayor
Manly, thia ouwutnc 1 1 o'clock. The
mayor'aofSoe bning too amall to aooom
inodaU.the blood -of proaocutora," de-
fendanta, witneasea aud curio tu looker-
en in atteoda&oa. the hearing was ad'
juarned to th ooart-hoaae. Long before
the trial bgan, the court-rooia
packed and everybody seemed to bo oa
tip-toe . of excitement. At 15 minute
after 11 o'clock, hi honor took hi aeat
on th bench made ootoriooa throughout
the atato Wy the vagarios of Ore &un
Watt. 1 It wa reporta.1 all through the
city yeatarday ' that the proaeoution
would andoavor to aaake th informality
of the warrant of Saturday ag4inat Ttu-
ur aud Uo werton a pretext lJt dropping
tho proMoutiou agaiuat th foruter, and
proceed witii the trLtl of Hwertou ou
auother warAut tasaed aaiu-t hLa y ea
ter Jay, and the argnmjut of the prose-
cation rjvtd thit ta rpjrt Was well
founded.. Mr. Tarn r rl.nt addressed
tli ooart. He iJ that hi hi I bou
iuformed that tin prjideatiitit w.tt s wk
iug to drop pr kwhiu aaiaat biui
le did not tliia'i t iit emli bed mjai
he had diatinctly . waived
all I if jr.-a Uity of the original warraut,
thereby curiug all iti defdota. r But if
th eourt, after he (Turner) had been
warried all dty Btarday over this mat
ter, accepted service of the warrant, beeu
ouud over to appear nuder it, and did
appear to answer, wa goiug t rale him
out of court, he wautod to-auke-n af -
fidavit.
Mr. Fuller, of counsel for the proaeoa-
tiou, wanted to know what ease waa up
for trial
ir, Turner: 01 you know.
Mayor Maul wanted to know if there
was any motion for a severance, atyijnn
that the wRiraut fir t ired had heeo
dijected to by thecounel of M . lib-
erun on account of it liformiliiy, and
another isued ye-tordiy again t him
with the name of MrrTurnerrhft-ont,
tud that the uer warrant waa made re
turnable to-day. a. 1
Mr. Turael Insisted that the original
warrant hal never been diaiuissed a to
him. That he ha I taken. epwUI pain
to cure alt of ita defect hvopen court
Saturday, and tt.at the case was ad-
mined until to-day with special refer
ence to blm. The old warrant ha I fall
en a to Mr.' Uowerton, and be (How
erton) waa pow her on one iued a
lute m yesterday. IIi Turoer'a) case
waa the only one on the ' docket ' ef
HaturtUy. - lie did not tbiuk the prose
cutlon had a right to thrust him aside
in this style aud lug In another totally
different ca-e , s
Mr. L'ailey, of counsel for Dr. How
ertou, said to bad not been consulted
by the other counsel for hi client (Mr.
Toorgee) iuUlie niotloa hk Suurdoy
to q iaU the warrant on the ground of
liif.muHlity.- They hud given bond and
aparvd under it and Couldered th m
trlve. bouud by Iu He regretusd that
any aucli f sitotion wat made.
CV M. Buabee. of counsel for the proa-
euiiou, aitid that if Mr. Turner wa
rtBCuUsJ by co;iuel, he hoied the
court wonltl ee that be spoke ihroojh
that couuael. In that way the projer
decorum of the court would ha pre
served and much Unit! saved.
Mr. Tomer replied that if the gent'e
man would attend to hi own id j of the
question he thought be would have all
he was able to m.ine. The prosecu
tion had six Rttenieya employed and Dr.
Ilowertoo- brought into court an army
of nine, while be had only ooe the one
who had recently won atich a oignal vic
lory over the Cliauia u railroad
fuaed a voioe In the eondnol of hto 0w
If tho pr iteoattod thought Mr,
Fleming and hi nelf too much for them.
lie woaUl try them aingls-haoded, as ho
wm nnder the tmprie-ioa thai either of
th urn a match for all tho prowwaUoa
ba th a m Oter. f Lug appUne.
Ja 1h a a PowU, of eoanaet for tho
Drt ejatioo, nsxt allr wttd theeoari
He waa under the impre ioa that tho
orifinal warrant, both ai t Turner and
Howerto j, bad beea 4 "tare 1 inf rmal
and of bo effdot. and that a lb new
warrant fjT Uawertoa did not inolale
the nam of Tomer, too HjwerUo oaao
w now the only one bfor the coari
The dafenoo (Rowerton) Reel not try to
brag jut Mr. Turn, a thai gratlenua
had ahowa bimwlf able to take ear of
him-lf. They (the defoooe) wouUl have
their haols full in taking care of them-
MJor A. M. Lewi, of counsel P
Ilowertonj did not see what rl.'ht the
proiecuiloR had to reach over one caee
and drag In another. The pmeeoutioe)
had, it aaeiued. struck their flag as fares
Jo-lab Turuetr was concerned, and were
trying to Lay their grasp upon thesecre-
ttry of slate.
Judge Fowle called oa hia honor to
decide as to the informality of the war
ranti'tued Saturday.
Mayor Manly said the original war
rant had beea cured of It defect fts to
r. Turner, but the large number of
witnesses suiftmnned and the wide lati
tude the caae would take made ,t ira
poe-ihle - for - him to hntr U and dis
charge hia dntie to tho city properly,
II weuld, tharefor, return the warrant
against Mr. Tomer to Justice Barbee,
and proceed with the Howerton matter
under tho warraat iasaod : ye4tdy.
Mr. Turner aaid that the tonne be waa
on with the aquireo of thia township
m ule it impoasible for hint to have any
ihoioa ai to who ahonld try it H
didu't know that ho wus ou apeakiug
Urta with any of thorn, as they all
hated him politically, and aome of them
personally. He objected to Mr. Barbee.
aa he had beeu iuforuted that ho waa on
particular 1 good terma with tho prose
outor, . alter Clark ; that Clark trans
acted all iiis magistrate'a boaiueaa with
Barbee. Oa this ground ho objected to
Bar late.
C. M. Buabne suid ho was authorised
by hia client, Mr. Clark, to say that any
iutimati n that he would outer into any
agreement with Mr. Barbee to away iua-
roperly hia . action aa a justioe waa
fable.
Mr. TurnerYou bad better wait an
til snub intinutiou is made before apeak
iug about falsity. I never intimated
any such thing. : I did not say that Bar
bee would not dj me juatioe iu the mat
ter. I merely gave' reaaona that had
been stated to me why Mr. Barbae
aboold not try the eaae.
Mr. Foller Mr. Tumor, we have no
objection to your selecting tho magis
trate.
thieve to the r-uoreine court. He
Huded to J. II. Flemioir. (Ar
ause and laughter.) ' lie had. on
several occasiou appeared ia court
th Julge.Fiiwle ' aid other as
ooonseV And had nevar yet been ro-
Mr.Turner 3To, I wiah the mayor to
doit'
Ma;or Manly said he did not know
of th relation between Caik aud
arbee, and would name Albert Mag
niu a the tuagiatrate. ' ' "
Mr. Turner expreased- himself satis-
lied.
The case of Howertoa waa then call
ed, when Mr. Turner took the 11 nr aud
wanted to read the. law which gave bun
the right to have squire Maguin placed
on the beocb and hi trial at once pro
ceeded with. V , ,
Col. Fuller objected to Mr. Turner'
peaking unless he was of counsel for
oue party or the other ia the ease then
pending. He tnxiated that Turner'
ca-e was not in that court aad ho had
no right to be beard. , , ,'.', -'
Mr. Turner insisted that he had a
rUht to be tried then "and there before
Squire Magnin, He waa the only do
feiidant In the case when It bad been
adj Hirnod turdx itiat having
tal.en through aa far a llewerloa w
concerned. He wisbod U read the law
on the Fahject.V i ? f $ tii ''-
The mayor aaid that Mrt Turner had
made tlie ugge-iion a' to Id vacatiug
the bench aud letting Magnin caiu or
too late, at the Uowerton ca had bi en
called and mut be ptoceeded with.
Mr. Turner could get Mr. Jfjgnlu to
oMn court elewhtre. i , j
Mr.Turuei: Em can I do that when
the pro-ecutor i hero engaged ia
another cams before ur hu r f '
Mr. Turner agalu inaUted to hi right
to nuuiediato trial
The mayor reiterated his ruling.,
rtrouden, Jan. C. Ulake, Or W.Bhfc
nail. A. W. bhatfer, Geo. Llitle and P.
Donan, ( 1 " !-' '
Mjw LewU announce I that the de-
fcudant waa not ready fr : trial. The
warrant was only Servrd last nUbt Rod
the attorney had not had time to um
tu4i WitneSH-e. ' llie dvfruce aaked a
cootiuaauco uu lt to-u(oTOw ru miiig
or Rntil tht y gat the ivquldte w'um ,
Judo fowle, on 'the part of fe
proM.'tti , objected to a c-mttnu ine,
and ftated that the prosecution weuld
octupy th day n the esaiuinatloa of
wltoes.es and during that time th dV
fcnue could arrange for Hie attendanoe
of their wltoeaaoa. if thef wore sot
ready tomorrow the provutlou woj:d
agree lo a contluu mce, ' , ;
O. V. btioiig, ou Ue part. f the d
feuce ; iuaiated tba t tby should I ave R
cobtmuauce In order to get an impor
tant witnea now. inXew Yoik. '
- The def eudant filed an afflinvit a- to
what bo oxpootod to prove by thia abaent
witneaa, which wee read to the eourt and
diaeossed by coanaeL ' '
The court then" ordered an adjoira-
ment until to morrow morning at
o'clock. ' -
Aa ooon aa a conclusion of the How.
erton eae waa reached. Jus doe of tho
Peace Magnin to Jt hia seat lb the bench
and the Tarn oa, on th ', original
warrant, rame jp. t ' ' '
G.M. Buabee, o i the part proaecu-
tion, moved t. diamia tho warrant aa lo
Turner, for the reaoa that be waa a wit-
for the prvejoution. 1-UiU-J 1
Mr. Turner aaid that he had an affl
davit wbioh bo. would read to the
oourt Ho bad boon informed 1 when
reaching the city thia morning that aa
effort Would bo toad to diaaiia tho w-r
rant, Againat each diamiaad bo aol
emuly piuteeted. Ho waa the mau
wronged, foully wronged tu thia whoio
bmtineaa, Jh . prosecutor, .Walt r
Clark, bad published iu Lie paper, the
Daily -New, that be (Turner) 1 r 1 Ot
tered iuto a couHpiracy with the acta
tary of state to defame aud iujuro bia
character aud had appealed to the la'
for it vindication.; Now he (Clark) pru
poaeato akolk from th court, and give
aa a resiaou that ho had aummoued him
(turner) aa a wituej. IU tud imttt
uottDed to appear aa a witueu for bath
aiaea, aud it aid not dicqouhfy him from
acting the part of a defeudaut. He
aoulJ auow that he was no oousinrator
agaiuat any man. ana would show a con
aptracy of railroal presi leuta,' leading
poiiuoiau ami pet lawyeri ol tne rail'
road to tradut, blackguard aud defame1
aim.
Th presiding magietrate told Mr.
I'uruer to .wear to aud rai bi ffl J tvit
Mr. Turm r said it waa hastily written
with pencil Iu order to have it rea J to
be read iwlor bia couur, beiore whom
the caae then waa. Mr. Turner nolduw
tbo affluavit, written ou yellow paper.
iu hi .kit baud aud the biuh) iu hi
right, the mayor of the city admiuia
terad tbe 0.1U1. Tho aiOJavit waa read
to the court aa follow:
Waltw Clark) u-.rrwaf or Af-
JOSIAU iCREaUJ
This ai&ant maketh oath that bo baa
entered iuto no coon piracy with Wm.
H. liowertou. aooreUary of at da, to de
fame c injur Walter Clark or any otlter
person. tlie relatiuue with aaid Howrr
too hvo beeu for years that of personal
aud pvhtit ai enemiea, not apoakiug at
all time, when we chanced to mont '
Affiant further aaya be belinvea that
the proaeeutor. Waiter Clark, baa been
aciiug ia concert with hie anole-in-Uw,
vr. Hawkiua, to break down hta buai-
new aad defame hia character. : .
Afflaut kuowa tba fact that Walter
Clark did furniah $3,000 of money to
Hton dc Uiiall, wita which they eatab
liahed tbe Buleigb Newa f: Affiant ia
further informed tht .$10,000 waa lur
niched to run the Daily Newa by one i f
two lawyer, which money came fram
what Jamea Uaali termed Bom Tweod'a
ring ia tho north. Affiant obtained thia
faot from the brother of oue of
tho former editor of th Raleigh va.
Affiant further wears that ao far from
cou-p rmg againat aaid Clark be tLmly
b. lteVea that railroad presldena, to-wit:
liRwkiusand Buford, alter failing to uy
out bia papr. did etch aid In e.tng
up deiuocrauc paper to lelamo auu
blackguard alliau. aud ii.jjr hi good
' Affiant furibcr MT thit on of tho
late atoitkhohkna iu- th Newa, towit:
tr.-W. Bla. knalL ia beh.lll ot U. W .
hwt-p-ou, offore.1 biu l 'i.0di)and a aeat
. cou .-re- l.r tnn la:cUU aeiitluel, auu
aid Blackuail diivcled him to go to
Jamea L Itobioawn, lh m-tiuuer liotn
M c-'R lor ti.e ni mey, add ug that said
Hotitu-oa wb to bo the uiauagtr or
edl or lT wepin.
- Affiant pioiuI-.es that if your honor
will u -t r'lsimaa thia maliuiHi. war
nut, and go imo tbe evilence, that
he will ahow a oouapiracy on ' the
nirtnf ilr aJ nreaideniM. tricky ouli-
tiouB aiid pet Lwyera to break down
of advUitna: Ibe disn'Maof this warruin
and it waa uo.U ar of. Mr., Iner that
lua Hiiuci-d such acuou 0.1 the part l
the IroKcu'UMi.t wa r iiixttir i
I rofout.il htai.nereiKrw to wnofarlT
ed the mMMvv to. too the Jtlitliiea
the. Km et;h & i;mel. For, reavti
all ixi'taiy to ami and lit R.wn'ia'r
tlwy ilid iiot seek a fin tor" paex-n I
0 me cat ak-BM't Mr 1 nier. . tu- , u
" Mr, Turner tlx n u-kel f ay 01 h r
01 tie niiir a - cmiiM)I lor UleJiroM
ca ton w hod ti speak.' '" '
Nom.erri.lw-d- y - U
Mr.Turwr Uwri asked r. Fuller U
h dcet't-d til bm bardk . 11. Fuller rr
pn-dm the neirative. e ihena-ke-i
Judge Fowle the atne 'n'ei ioii.'v ThJ"
Jud(M;akf ito. He iheu called ;up
the ireniUsmm 10 .peak out a-d u t las
ashan it, . U .ny ofiiyu jdad e4 to
F H". . holHie ariwo aud said ihi-per-onal
r la.i ma bw weeu Utn If and
ne. nwuiid .ut w r 4tt, ,u liii
iitriicier, ioi'( .lor.iliiftirea'oa Jte b
f a-borua lo,peak, heu o h-rwlha' lie
might hava iioua d. .. ix fnar thai
at deieniiant would. thiiiH ; lie ,
moved by perfOiiaMVe big iu the matter,
t he prjecu4. Wa tf CUrk, waaiili
rr prust cuung m th' . case but -a ma
j irity.oi ins cotiiuoi had aeuu tit. to
deU-riuine edierwiit-. ilu t .:,. .).
' Mr. Turner aaid the prosecutor, a nu a
of honor, bad Bought Una court to redreaM
ma wouudl Imjuut and bad ouargd
Htm (la neri witu ouuaounnn witii W.
H. Howerton to defame and blacken hia
character. Had obarged dtiut. ia bia
paper with employ iun , Wiiuam Bailey,
Kichard Badj r . and Aibion Tourgee
to dufend turn, u heu i Walter Clark
pnbliabad that U kuow it wu fala. ii.
(Cfaurk) knew that be (Turuo ) bad . no
peraoual or polittcju rehdiouo with turn)
men. Ue (Clark) kuew that be (Curuer)
never bad worot. wuh Ibem aud would
not bav aud tl eouUt -BeVe Par
lor mm. sir. Turaer rppeaiea uLf.
G W. BlaoKuaU, wo wa aitting iutb
bar, for tii truth of what b bad aM
with regard to tho dootor'a pnpoaiUiai
to buy out the deuliu4l f tua liug. A
Ut wiioaw mtiiey paid for the H. n.io I,
Major Grabaw aud the publio knew ah
aUnil it Uir Graham auew lb u
waanoUiutofdiMbooor or impropii -l)
tu tlio wuole matter. Jit 18 iJ the rl-
calihad cbor -J tiiat Sim oWoU
- VM-t, u- bai - auawfwd-- that
through the houtiuel in the luoat pubiu:
ntauu r, aiul to th -t aatiuaotiou of everv
democrat aud he atriug of iawyei wuu
uow Mat before In in. . , ,.
Mr 'I'uviirr .aid . he asVed nothing
more twaii iliil I'll- ixHMia'ile toun
wtHild not al'ow auv httio'R.r- tro-e-
cutr. who uhl if for a red e f
ui.d d boiinr. to skulk out of it aim
give no oilier ita-ou U-au theuueuk-
Oigliej. '.,;.'. ;' 1 . ;'
Air. 7 urn r continued to Rr.ue the
mat er to a leugth beynd our, spaoe to
rea.rt ,,, , , , .
Justice Aiutfuin saul iua. Mm inimsta
of mtcit-tv aud. inor iliLv lou iii el mu
iuvesualian l ihit, ma ter.' I .'!.
r terCJUrk h td u':e un e and ri"U
charger; aigMUit ' ttw ilet'iuhinr. Tiif
lelewtlunti in Id. alUJavit linui. gfaVt-
charge. ajinai Jii'o. aiil he was ill
lo el t- g ve it a lull, fit r. ami iumi-
lal ltiet ua ifcu. u tueu a'lou.u.u
tl coui t uuul 4 o'cha-k. . . :
. It ia cerlaiuly a' bldt?g to . have a
safe. reJiallo and., vheao remedy For
eeugba aud cold be r at hand . at thia
eeaaon of tho year. lit. Bulla oouli
ayrup has emiucntlv proved iUelf to be
auoh4rmedy.' .. r. 'ff-fyi
Por Rrm?. A beat, Jiew amall and
well arranged bona 4 n ililldioro street
apply1 to, D. T. Jobnaon. : ro; 11
o4iv ':;:z:;i::::z!:2'l Vi
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Mv, HWmatrla will hr asee4 la lb UaM w
BariBL at the fin..tie mia persuarof " . tZ
iHM jtrh. nr t. atlntna Hum . : . s v
tHe -uarv mtr ttwe-. L.).40 tX
- " Mhaetptea lawrtiaa
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I acioar,-t ve-b t
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TUE- MS fHODIST CETOKTalii-vaai
Mrt -p-.l.Uo haU waa jammed .to ilje ,
a iajeatuB iMiut last tiiainc t hw
TA di-v MTyetra Sra v.jf ttiMyll?a Rn,'k'aA
iU Yst ttoH 'It vat a- Wmal'tfi'l
Rd l.aWreifcnf,ir ivjhiarthelf v o1
tbeInmiW Htii.Uoije 1a alien kn-tai
iiuVbondt '-mmi ei.La d'h HiT
Tiii
opeuetl
ami
choir.
uoaoplwuoaikvereuec"linlaUJr,
fi'T. Bluke, anpiraiiuts)mbr uf
thNithsCeroiil 410 td.K'!
blowa4JlvoadfhiW.i4l,a"lo
tei-gra jl woi rea 1 vpa tojr.,,Mf.. g
tt Abu, mjoib of .04ro., b4 ti. 1,
oil cougratodiotH, at; ' V.
lo the M itbo JUt of North ( 'wUna, of -. , -, 4
"'""W uo ib uauueji a,memori ,,,, 'm
Hirvioea wiij bi ctidJJtad At th hail , r . 1.
tbit r;fo,,BfX JVi ALmgiua," ..
and H. T. ilu.laou, H-rw't
To-uvjRBowa Jiu)aaU)Uit. .
1 10o'dcm1m.-BObjoetfr disomvt !T
Ion: Progrowtof Method 3t ut th 10th) i-n n
eentnry by JSiahop Dv-8 ' Doggett 1 K. I
3J ' o'clock f p. m.,l'.1entoo Etrosi :
uharch-Semoa by Rev.'K.' H D.tTit.' is
eon, DJIX ?. u-opiS ,'tnYM?. ,.Sr. u-i.d
3j; o'eloek.'i.','-rA;PMl8ut4
ohurcb,,) Sermon by HovW.'C. 0R"i
7 o'clock, p. tn. ,'t MetropoIittB balL ' " L
SuhjMt for diniM-m: Ta E hietttoual "
Iubwwtsof Mtbflim fa N-Hi3aro- . " i
Knaby Rev. B. Cravrt, D ' D,, Bv. T. 1
M.' Juuea, D. Uy' Re" Wi- M.i Bohey, )'
Itov.' J.' A. CnuntugginV IteV.' VJ A. '
Sharpe.' ' f ' ' -.' '"'-a
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111. : . r,i 1 ff iiiii 1 11 if r i v 1 1 it " 1 1 r.
l a li v w i l uii i imu mu in ; tuui
The Star Ammomatfii:; "Ifcfe'llsOgad
IS THE COURTHOUSE.
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I- have jut retovued from Cludham-
court aud hire not time to give the
ruler of thi S litinel au acoount of the ..,
loiug and priKSewlingt of that court '
aud thrt people of Chatham. ' I will toll " "
to-uio row how a vote waa taken in favor' , , f
if iuip'-Mclnng Judge WatM ; and a rev ,
d u tt. B caliug ut lua atti r uy uoftwid-
Uitaki rtfpi to reooVi-r the' louki and
diuuS of Dwep river which bad bmem taken
from the state hy tr ck aud fraiiX . ' ,
Ihe pnmHoiitur, OL Cl.uk, liaa called
n iibm older 3iinxd and thni far to day
I have got on without iinult fr.iin iiie
ioaeeutor'a attorneys.;! t barley B wliee
ifimi thia tu iruiui to make tho court
rule-out my attorney, Fleming, or ai
lenue m; both wer v not td ' ta k.
'batWwat liuxhdat liy the crowd
wnwibinnayiirifusthtaUoiu.
1 wur tell our rtt-r to morrow wi.at
done aud huw the la wiert 'deport
ihemaelve towards m. ' 'I"""
' ' JostxarTvtmx.
W '- 1 - '! 1 I.- -'i H??T .iff
ter' CatbolM eliTrrcb," ' Chariotto, do
livernd u bratkot- in : Bit h tuoud, ; Va.. -i t-j'.
St Patrick' davA. Tuw.uuaujad,ail,.t,(
",?M5fWA?V. ' 'Vr '..
.MoaUy arjw too ulaciu .B Cum- .
jtto iiifisrr'0.ioSjf the' b.imbitint ,ru-
tntrytin?V!HivthirBtJitth -B
boa,ll) wl by4tiBderat.tMtiti4 the tuigh a iua.
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SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE
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SUPER'PltOSPIIATBi'!
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We have toned by several years experience H selllrgtfc above Frtlller, wall u by uu-jt t-
ae'ttal otwervallun, that tliey bare bo tepirfcr. If say equal an eg ConaaiPcUl Maou . . .;ei v
mr prlcet are mucb lower tbaa 1 1 bera, not ia) Bnlvertal V popular,, and tb.t h .- prov a" '.'
. f r , . . ... . . i." r . i. e '
uneqad la reolU, apoaawnra UtrmnU front atany of ear bed farmer, i AD w tt ''. 1
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fair trial with saytblng sold Is tbe South. a refs Ju ibj followlag giauanaa el Jarg , . ....
experteDee, who bav u.ed our rboaphatea for several jearsi : ' ' ' ' . . ' . 7 r "
R. J. IVET. Wake Coonty.
W. IL W UITAKE-, Wafce Couaty.
m. n. noRTo.v, r M
M. C L'TLET, : "
p't- E. TEWART, Baraett Coauty.
li.a tiiuinu and dt-fm hia cliartu t ir. i
Affluit further atato to your honor that ' JAMES A.- J )tSSOy,
puuiic morality and tho good ofeooi ty n . tirBtr
bind " . . l malicious proeocutor quietly w gfn
wsavtai aWaVto Bll llvl Wg taMT vt WIUI v ti BUM VLnn iwuiij - V
auppotimrod as r witneaa on the part or forrtii, uow .t'"J ho a..d others aud
. a W Bataa waa w. niv iu wmb:ps mn.mm wavaa
ihepro-ecuUoo. - - H vieti of cmiaLl-acv.
Sworn aud aabacrioeJ to by Jo lab
Toruer, . . , .
aajor Graham, counsel for the proa-
JOnN AVERA, Johntton Couaty.'
W. IL SANDERS,
DAVlOADtVS, .'.1 L
JAMES PACE, Chatham Coorrtyr"
W. H. TI10M A3, ;j , ,
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' The- witnesses were tbea called oa
the part of the prevention:
G. H. Enuia, C W. 'Limbeih, Jot.
ReUly, Juo. Armstrong, . Governor ecuiiou, aaid he look the reapouaiuihty
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