North Carolina Newspapers

b i - X f i n ! ! ' i . i s . . i ; i i i . ! :' " ! I ' . i ! , v. J VOLUME IX. jnLHINGTON IPOST ' ADVEIt TISING BATES. Fifty cents per line for the first fn 'crtiu and twenty-five cents per line (or each additional insertion. Eight (8) lines, Nonpareil type, con stitute a square. All advertisements will be charred at tho above rates, except on special cou . tracts.' '"' j --: i . - , i, , r Special rates can be had for a longer time than one week. , The subscription prieo to The Wil mington Tost is $1 00 per year; six months 75 cents. v All communicrtions ou buaines should be addressed to The Wilmington Post, Wilmington, N. C. The Wilmington Post jar opposed to a poll tax except for educational : purposes.. '"v-'v The Wilmington Tost is the organ of' the laboring; men, and will always stand up for their rights. -, The WMIngton Post is in favor of 'State Hanks tike those which existed in North Carolina before the rebellion. The Wilmikuton rosr is iu favor of the wealth of the countrj supporting tha government by paying the taxes. The Wilmington Post is the organ of the true Oreenback party, and will always standi up! fur the honor of the greenback j and all uther' obligations' of the United bitates Government V The WiLijirsoTON Tost is in favor "of repealing the tax on State Banks, sir that wo" cant have prifale corporated banks in every city aivl town in the state Then we will have prosperity iu the fand, The Wilmington Post is in favor of the wealth of the country Mippyrt ing the government, and paying its debts by paying the faxes; It is op ' posed to the laboring men paying ex orbitant poll taxes for tbo purpose of relieving wealthy property owners. No poll tax should bo leyied except for educational purposes. r The platform of the Wilmington " Post, as published above, is the proper one for every working man in the dis trict. We have received a great many . letter endorsing it, froth theHaborlng WflB, I' 'Q'm ' '-' Many of the Southern papers relleei' the view of the Inter Ocean as to the indifference and inactivity of wealthy men in the South while yt How fever ia at their doors and cutting down their neighbors. Starting out with tbe state ment thai there are many rich men in Meuiphi; and that none of them have been conspicuous in contributions to are the people from starvation and disease, the Avalanche, of that city, syi'i .'. 1-V::',- ","' " "Wo who are hero id-day do not feel like mincing phrases or glossing over fact. But we do mean to say, iu plain Kuglish, thai Memphis has one other ihimo than the plague, and that curse i hrr rich men. For mean, sellUh te nuriousness, we think the rich men of Memphis can beat the yorM, ancient or modern ; audi there is not a man stand . ing here to-day, fighting the greatest I'Usue in all history, that will not ta il'. tUi sentiment." This comes Irom the bitterness of the hearty of men in Hie midst of the- trouble, who, in the I ton of tho denuq-itr-tUve cenerosity uf Northern cities, see, in strong light, the coolness and indifference ot iu-n at tome who should bo first in the Hit id helpers and givers, - Tho Orlfiiu of SeitcH ; Aristophanes, the funny .watt": 'of classic Grcece,givca the following myth: Once upon ja ttaie man had three texts and a double nature ; besides this he was perfectly' round aud . had four hands and four feet, oue head with two faces looking orposito ways, set ou a ingle neck. When these creatures pleased, they could walk as wo da now, oat if Ihey wanted to go faster. they would roll over with all their four logs in the air, like a tumbler turning som ersaults; and their prido and strength fr such tht they made war upon tho R'aIs, Jupiter resented their insolence, but hardly liked to kill them with thun derbolts, as the jovls would then lose .their sacrifices.-'1 At last ho hit upon a rtao. I will cut , them, iu two," ho wd. "so thai they will walk on twa 1' Instead ol four. They will then ton!y hilfas luso'cut, but twice a cuacrous nd we 'a all gvt twice a- fny acriccs., This wa.i d ?iu and wo halves are continually p?A oom looking throne another. It we Mortal (aavs 'Aristovtiano. wU'.i a c3Qe air of arrrcUca-ion,) ro nt aM lent to tue r-xls. tucr Uar n r ' ' t we ahall be r'-nl v; u aul a nave to ro aV r.t la I -ri...'v.x. those fibres w Hh c- 'y hv.f a r ca you ci3T sea luro l ca t :r - -an. ' .! . ... CaaauiAti i:.ir.Jit.' "SPlsbu, .' .r t' -'iV CxU berr.!" V : m - ?lvU.e: C :;;-. ,v i : frta t'.s t -:i a;. . : . .u 5 ' T. CITY ITEMS. The weather is very pleasant'. Call and (subscribe for the Tost Two mad dogs killed during tbe past week. - A ' '- '' '' Kvcry Merchant should advertise in the Post. - V Every Republican should subscribe for the Post. - Tbo i-team tug Alpha is receiving new Lxiler. . . ; Ojr city was never in a healthier oiMliii.iri than it is now. I 'm rW minstrel held forth at tBe Operairooe bst evening. : The yacht " Rosa ! was the winning boat at the regatta on Thursday. Capt. P. JI. Wooten is now the Preai dent pf Ijie Greenbackew in this secUo i "fhtre arw a lrg V.tTrnber of rbrelgn vessels" now in port, and many more ar on t ne wer:" , - Mr. 'Gus Uosenthal will open a boot an-1 shoe store, at No. 30 Market street, oft the 1st of October. Thy Bev. Dr. Wilson has returned fr-iii his summer vacation, and will occupy hia pulpit as usual to day. ' Tbe operators at the Wilmington cotton mills took up a collection for the bem fit of the sufferers on Wednesday, aud $11) 07 collected. - Win. Boyd, who was severely cut by Simon llaggctt, the Work House bird, on 'hJGth inst., is reported as being in a dying condition. Hnggett has not as yet' bei-n captured. . Carolina Lodge No. 434. Knights of Honor, of this city, have donated $100 to the yellow fever sufferers. Wilming ton is certainly doing her jiart towards aiding the people of the afflicted cities. Mt. Johu B. Harmon, of California, was unanimously elected Grand Sire by the Grand Lodge of IvQ.'CvFn now in session in Baltimore. Col. S J. Green, of Georgia, was circled Deputy Grand Sire.5'; . A-- - There was quite a largo-audience at th- Opera liouao on Wedneadiy even ing, the occasfoiv being "the Concert- given by a uumber i f ytung ladies and gentlemen of this city in aid of the Lyt-l low fever sufferers, !f ?iIp s The (Jer. Brk. Frederick Bcalla.Capt. Waackj which clear-1 rout ; this rert on the 20lh of August last, for Brazil. iaat ftiarintine iu Boston harbor, the crew being all sick - with ' chills and fever.'. ' ' A largo box, filled with clothing fori the orphan children at Memphis, was sent off mi Monday evening by Mrs. Geo. G. Thomas and another by the Indies of St. Paul's JLutbern Church on. Friday evening. Vaiious stores about town, which have been vacaut for some time past, are now being renovated and prepared fr occupation on tbe 1st of October, to say iH'ihirtgpf the new ones going up. This looks like business. r Mr. Geo. W. Kidder, of this city, has forwarded $1,301 S3 to Memphis in aid ol the HitlVrers. Of this amount tlSG 75 was the proceeds of the concert given at tho Opera House on Wednesday eveutng last, under tne direction oi Prof. Van Lear. . : Moucy orders are issued at the, post- ollic here, payable in gold, in any Hrtion Uf the following countries: Germany, Engtaud, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Frauee, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria and Hungary. The Governor has appointed Uvl, 7. L. f Hiith a member of the Board cf County Commissioners, to fill a tacan- ey caused by the resignation ef Col. J. Y. Atkinson. Col. SaitU is one of t oewlv elected members cf the EcorJ, which .goes ifitoricecn tt Crl d.v it December. ': We lire .lad' ta lnow W lie picnic at tSo Wiliuirr.toa 'Gzrvlcns ca Tur?- 0.iy r.; 1 X - 3 . ::. c t r., eft' ...l i f. r. 1 u t'.jr.-; v i I c-.i j . r 1 1 : : t I' i Call and pay youa subscrintion for the Tost. 1 Very little doine in Court cirelea during the past week. Ret. Dr. Burkhead and family have removed their residence from this city to Magnolia. . Jr.V-'v- There was paid into f the Custom House during the past week f 1033 20 for tonnage dues. '" There were seventeen entries of foreign : Teasels at tbe Custom House during the past week, w'ith an aggre gate tonnage of 4,908 tons. ; During tbe past week twelve vessels. barques, brigs and schooners, with an aggregate tonnage of 3,522 tons, cleared at the Custom House for foreign ports. A good business stand on corner Sixth and Mulberry streets, with coun-' lers, shelves, show cases, scales and measures attached, is offered for rent in thisissw. ' r " ' ; Cspt Prfce,. or efficient amTcuurt- eons Harbor Master, has his hands fall at present trying to find berths for the large number of vessels in port, but he manages to accommodate them. i -i Since the institution of section No. 221 of the.Kndof men t Rank, K. ol P., in our icily, nearly five months since. only one assessment of f I 10 has been levied upon its members. This speaks well for the management of that brauch. of tbe order of Knights, v; Vi We hare been requested by the com mittee to return the thanks f the members of Germania Lodge No. 4, K. of P., to the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assisted thi m by Isbor and donations, ou the occasion ot their pionie on Tuesday lar., aud, to assure them that their assistance is appre ciated.' I in i i . ST B - mil " i " Rising Fawn, Ga., June 21st, 1S77. Dr. Harter, Dear Sir: - I desire to thank you'for the great ben efit I have derived from dbo me of Dr. HarterV Fever and Ague Specific ; it cored me alter everything else bad fail ed. I had Billious Fever,, nothing did me any good, until I used your inc no parabte remedy. E. K. Ketiieusidk. For sale by all druggist. , '2U ; This morning the outward bou. d freight train of the Carolina Central Railway Company met with quite a serious accident to the company by running through the open draw of the bridge at Mearesf Bluff. I Tbe engine and four box cars wer prcc'pitatedioto the river, but no Uves- lost nor any one hurt. We learn that the matter will be investigated. r The' members of the Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. V. J Saun ders, pastor, forwarded $1-3 to the pas tor of the Second Presbyterian Church at Memphis to be applied in aid of the sufferers. A like amount was nlw raised by the N. C. Baptist Sunday School Convention, which ha4 been in session Jierc during the past week. - The compresses of this city will start up, on or acont tbe 1st of Octoler Last season the city only had one, which had a -capacity of 1,200 bales per day; now there a re tb ree, w i th a capacity of 3,600. No ship need wait after it obtains the cotton for her cargo, all can be loaded in a very few days. This very great facility, added to our commercial Interest in hauling cotton, will add very much to the interest of the city, and in a very few months our merchants may look for lively times in traded and hundreds of additional la borers will be employed also. Good times coming. ' i i 'r ' . . A colored individual by the name ot" Monroe Hawkins had a hearing before Justice Scott on Monday iat, on the charge of stealing a sum of Wney, (t I 0) frora another colri nun n Saturday eiht lt, by pkking hU pocicts while he was asleep, , Tht evi dence was so conclusive as to hU guilt that the defendant was ordered to give a j-.:5:.iext twaa m me sum, ot j i r Llnri"08 t l-e next term cf tbe C.: :J Ccurt, la ilcfauUcf wlkh U ti' t:t ta jill. Tha rasa that was kil l U:d t; zi I'ayctlevi:, and wis ti have gose v? ca bAturdjy 1 r,rj. P. Vers:, -cr!c-1, 1 U a hear-' I. j 1:1. -2 Jc r 1. a V, 'ac aj U .ca tl t' v;s cf r . U t- -... . . 1 it r . 1 . 3 cf t j t T ' . I - "" -a -a. 'CAROLINA, SUirDAY. SEPTEJirER 22. 1S7S. - The Slcaaiboat Lur Intended aw9 learn to run as a frcigLtand pxerger bo it On the Cape Fear Vircr, arrived yjeslerday afternoon. ; . t. -There is at thU time one pf the larg et commercial fleets in this pert tliat has liver been here. Ottr shipj icg is greatly on the increase, which is YCry incouragingtoour buaioess .inen,'". The shipmentofColtonfxomherethia CJUuid winter will be very likely to double any former season, and imports will osie qucnUy be' very much la t our jfavor, owi ng.to cheap freight, Vessels had rather come with cargoes than in ballast, therefore, merchants can get salt, mo lasses, Ac., so as to compete with North cru merchants. I Now is the time ? for tho bdsiiicss men. of this city ; to be making their arrangements to' sell gKHlsto theVWestcru consumer. Wjli they take advanUig-of this '"splear did opportunity! kWobeliere they, will. l( tbey do, . thx'VesJnly icaa control the lrauh West -- j - '.' i" I ho Custom Hobse officers are' all buisy looking after the unloading of the vcswels now in port. By the r wayj ean't our members of Congress get our city aa appropriation to erect a building ; to bo used as a Post Office Custom House and United States Court Houho. The buiUHugs now used are a great way parL , We ought Jk have one largj building tor all t the United States ofSeials. lUleigU has its' tGO0, 000, and if the Raleigh eross-roads can lir ye such a handsouu structure, it does seeiri as if our . members of Congress could get a small appropriation lor the purpose of erecting a United States building iu the- larga commercial ,cHy of Wnmington, which pays more taxes than auy other eight v cities irand towns in the State. . . What Messrs. Congressmen ? ' ' y. you At a session of tho Board of County Conimitisiouers, held on Monday last, tho Iioard proceeded to draw the regu lar renin ol jurors for the October term of the Criminal Court, as follows : J. H. Soulherland, Samuel Northrop, Louis . Liltratid, Gcorgo 1. Walters, Fred. Jones, N. H. Sprunt, Nathaniel Jacbi, Robert E. Ieo, John R. Mel ton, Jacob Jvotb, David Jenkins, H. A. Giayniyer, Isaac L, Grecnwald.Alex ander Mallelt, Ephraim Bishop,- Chas. Murphy, Samuel Farrow, James Allen, R- W. Chadwick. llaUfa LeonardBr Kl ias 1 thttj i;ob't D. D. Davis, Jno. C. Bornemanf R: B. Wood, Jr., David rigutt, James II. Lane, Samuel Reed, Jotin II. braus, Jlarding ; Johnson, Alt ml Alderman. . It whs ordered that a joint meeting of tho Justices of the Peace and the liourd wfCunty CommJuionen be call ed fin i-atflrday, the 2 1 si inst,, at II o'clock n. m. f.ri.- 'v .-j, 1 1 j.; Oa nioifuii the IW.rd then adjourned. '"'- .- . .... .1. ' ;.,:.' - .i, t J With the vivwHf a Hording av public convemene-i an f promoting the eCi ciency of tiie 1.0.1 service, the -Post-mailer Geutraf has mleret that the registry sysusm ; bo extended to mail matter uf the third vtam, 'tu'tako'cfiecl on the first of tttober ensuing, the registty ft-e to bo fixed at the uniform rate of leu cenU for each package, ad diliooal to the jostagv now required by law. We I earn from a circular sent us by Posltuaater Brink, of this city, that postmasters arc to require packages to be put up socurely, ilki as to safely, beat Ira importation, but not in such a man ncr as la prevent an examination of their contents, cither af ihe mailing otlicei tr tn office f delivery. Matte t(Tertd fur registration i.i violalioa of these rrquireiuenU will , bo treated as now provided by law and the postal regttiaUoes, Vil)x postase and r -gi trallon fea ant bd fully prepaid Willi lKtag Uwps alutxed la the pack ages, and lhs name and address of the sender nt - be endorxd, cither in wriiin or ia print, upoa uach pack age;, and there may be added to thu a brief description, ia writing or print, cj the tiuuiWr and name of the article encKiL No aldiiixud wriUca oal- ter, rxvipt th addrc 'Is '"pcrmlttel by law. A npe-ii w niura cjiy x".m be priuUM, but t. w rile tuca rc-pcrt would ly liw a!jet VLe U vla- Usdilriei lv-NUrcd ? f"S 1-1 19 trral st Xr.t ls (ki:;f) rite. 1.6 Kin: a tal;mc! rrj:.- ! - "':: "... ... ... t , c !..,.. ... - r.trr.a:! t :tr ! t;.a f-'.i cr 1:.: :rrs!t ? u u r ii i i I "c I ' . ; . , It:'. . a t: ' " ; - - i at - t..-- -.i . .-.: ;. ...... h r t - !.:? 1 .r ; t r .. ii if. 4 . ..... . , -i - ..... : t - : t x. t'l f - - rl, - 'lit -.; 1; . . : : . r c . - : . " . - : i a x : ; . r . . : ; . : f -r t :.; . Z . tus iiEruELiCAN Disxr.::: coimirrra op the thi;::) cortanrioa al distiuct. . This coramiltee met "9a .the ISlh inst., as announced In a call .issued by Cel. O. H. Blocker, the chairman, some weexs since. - , There was a fall representation, and the action of the committee was har mo&ious and enlhnsiasUc. It was deemed intxpedient to calls convention for the purpose of making a partisan nomination, and none was called. The members of tne committee recom mended all Republicans to vote for Hon. W.' PJ Canaday in ; November next and unitedly endeavor to secure hb election, believing that 00 fairer man or stronger candidate could be presented for the suffrasres of the peo- l(f of this District, or one who would 9 M better represent their wants' and views in the next Congress. : A We wilt publish olScially the rc59- letioru passed and thefair-proceeuings of .the meeting in our next Issue." ' - We regret to state thai Dr. A'lam E. Wright, Superintendent of Health,' while seated at his desk in his office on Monday last, about noon, was suddenly striken with paralysis. Ife was remov ed to a room adjoining the oQce, and Drs. Walker and Lane called in, when it Was found that his entire fight side was more or less affected, and he was unable to articulate with' sufficient dis- tinctness to be understood .except occa sionally a word. He retained his con- consciousness, however, sufficiently to recognise suck of his friends as called to see him, and to understand any re marks made to him. He was removed to his residence on Thursdayaand on yesterday, we are preaed lo learn, was somewhat better, : .'f-'M, ;:'; ; ; ! ' r" Dr. Wright returaed only a few days since from a visit to A&hville and other points in the Western part of the Slate, and was apparently in better physical condition man we nad seen mm in a long time. -"" -: ' :." - ""':'..- ; . : : If Gorham had made that "speech" three weeks ago, instead of Sunday, things might have - been different JfiwVy Cbpropkagont. Jlr. Gorman's "speech" referred to here was delivered at Newark, N. J., last week belore the liepublican con vention which, nominated t'-ortlandt Parker for Congress. The audience numbered several thousand people, all of whom were unanimous in the decla ration that the speaker fully and con vincingly exposed the rottenness of the Democratic pretention to friendship for the rreenbacka.- Une or tne most teiunz points was an arraignment ot Senator 1IT II amS 1 iT i - ? wauaceior Biaaupticuy 4 propowag to substitute . irredeemable non-legal tenders for national bank currencr. Another was his defense of the liepub lican party by showing from the records that it has never pronounced lor con traction, and at the same time has nev er advocated wild and nnteasonable ex pansion, xvzpansion. be said, is a "tramb" contraction, a "pickpocket In short it was a ercat speech; , a bold and dignified effort one that will be heard Irom again and again before the campaign is over. , itore cm some more, Mr. Secretary ! We like to near thcui roar. The Republican party is the author of the greenback nystem. ; It is proud of its work, but it is jealous of the at tempts of the Democracy to appropriate it, because it knows that the integrity ol the system can only be preserved by the friends of good gortrnment This appeared ia the Washington Republican, the recognized mouth pwee of the Republican party. If this mesas pared to run tne greenoacic ouainess thaa the Cartitcs and Kearnyitcs some thing should be immediately done about it We pause.;.i"wT Vastae. rot once tbe Uazeud ts nzhu iiie parsrrsph it quotes from our columns treat! exactly w hat it says it docs L that the Republicaa party U better prepared to ran the rrcenbick buines . - . 1 . . -. at laaa tne varyiics or toe jweanieyuc-, allhoa-h thee itcs and others Ue. ia cla-Iic? the Tharetaailes and all the raodera Democratic Hiuite, art corn Used ia crpoaiUoa td It "aw, lei the reeernusd local tail rscce ef the Loiu- taore plag-njfy and ilead-rabbtt iVrao crarr resume iu aapeadrd breath. Na waadcr it pvl it casae ao near tel- I.r t:e Iraia, yea afc-j. Aaetiet rrevcatative cf ittL"tCd:z llU f-'-rrrli; t;:c;il u s--rtat;:5 prtTtiliUrt ef ytttow fiverv Tlry U tie U:i Hit tiry iixln ia Ct c!ry lit Cz:tx -:ry a ! m :cr.scf It ;r a a 1 I The Dcrxccritis crrpr ja c::r.:'.tce prir hxl the lsslk ; cf its cira'ja irlzllrj dse by mxstsn cr ; 'pauper la bor,w now t'ams about wilh trxaaparest- !y demagcical ' prcfcs-Ins cf rt-ard for the rerpectills libcrirj c!:rrs and directs Its Vrtsllr-n cr-xa to crrr'-y Umoa priz.tcra. This kttcr day or eleventh hour prciesiioa cf repentance will fill of its ctject. The ccizlrj, and the laborirs ruses esreciillr. have beeadaly iaforned -cf tie Lu-tous and amtocratia ispositloss cf this committee. : HEW AD vhhtishiients- FOREEKT. eood FamUv berrr and eth stru. vHh room tr tle&lred, from Octoocr Int. Terms moderate. Apply on premlaea or to Tincurr oouut or TUB tTNITEM KJ STATES JXJR TI1K F.AS1EKS 11. TUHT OP NOUTU CAliOJ-lW UUKTll UuCUlT.; lieori S.Er6WB, Enoch rrstt, - -. I , ; . ' VS.' TI16 "WUmlBcton, Columbia Anfas ta Ilallroad Company, . DcXeadauta. ImnnMntm of a TtaeratAl Orrlr 1irln. for rendered la this canao. notto la herabr irtven to all parties bavin claluia sgninat mis tt iimiasvon, voiuuibia AUKuriHiuvn road Company, to present Ui aiun lo we t my elUo la WUiulDglon, belor tba Aral dar of loTCiuber next, to b l ma nrMrt. d to tbe Court for surit. aetiou aa may t bad ia tnat behalf. This notice does not apply to any claim contracted aine Ui lain aprii. uxs, aa ail auch claim will ba r tha Heoelyer In dne eouraa of busl- aa. All parties presantlnc claims to ma wlU exhibit any avldenca or claim or lieu or other Incumbrance which may be claim ed on any of the property of the Dufoadant Company. Thin notice doea not apply to tne uoadea aoot 01 tne ierendaat Corpora tion. . RUJilsSEU. acp ssKirn epeciai Aiaater in cuaucery. rruiis Is to tlTe noUea that on Uia 17th J day of Jane 1ST a, a warrant In bank ruptcy waa lasned oat of the IH&uict Court of the United tstaUa fur the Cape Fear District of North Carolina againattne estate ofKichard W.Thornton .of Fayetterilla,lntheooontyofCainberlaod.ln said District, - who baa been adjudsied a bankrupt upon hia &la own peutloa. That the payment of. any debta, and the delivery of any property belon1nf to mid bankrupt, to him. or for hia use and t he transfer of any Drotwrtv by him. are forbid den by law. That a meeting of the crodl tor or aata oanarapk to vroTe their debta, - and choose one or mw ajffiiKneea of his eaui, . will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to beholden on the 2nd day of October. A. It. KS, at 10 o'clock A.JdatFayetterUle.K.ll, before Wau A Uathrle, Kaq- llesUter In Itankmplry of aep 2J Uarshal Bar said DtKlrict "STATE AND UQUNTT TAIE5. SHERIFFS OFFICE, ' New UaaoTer Oa, Sept, 3, l7s. riMIB 8TATE AND COUNTY TAXES f w 1 178 are now due, and all partlra Inter- e4! will be Koverned aceordlnrly. frompt payment wtu aaTecoHt. Myt.lat . H. ML alANNlNU,MU ir. Carolina Central li-ail - way Company. ! OFFIflC GKN't. eVrKttlNTENPf-NT.t; r cumu or ji;ncDULc. fS and mtUft Monday, Wh InxUwt. Uie KnmwiBi nrneuttia wtu be operated on rA-alNOlE, HAIL AND EXfUEff TRAIN Jljrave WllmlncUMi A. M. Arrt.eal llamiri ' ?a . M. darkuat .. , KM A. 1. I lr!oUe'l. No. At nvat -- V Mantle at- WUmlnsVmi KIICJ.BY DIVISION MAIL. rUElUltT A r.VH3CMiOt AND CXTIU3S. I laetarlo4ta). J Arrive at obcttijr m X. M. il.UA. U. 1 1 -rave nbt:-y 1 t P. M. ii i Arrive at ut kaw. V. M, ThabaveTraiaa fiavsraakrnfrt ut-on,aa4am )eoat oora pra.t km to wif i -aaarascra. V. Q- jouk:n, vt aadCsresiesWctJ. '. u Cttel Esftaeer pu CITYUF 7ItlilNCJTON,N.C 2iAYor.'oornc:; I,"U o,W wf ca: ta unt 4 t scvi A;tU C t.U. ITT, U t tft tt Xt. F. .t HfllYlX'"''! ""' " r , ..." 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