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RATCS QP ADVEZlTJSXIfa.
Fifty c-iitt icr Uae'fur.tltVJint in
rtioa add twenty-fir -cent per IIm
for eacli a'l Jitlooal ioMrtioo.
Eigbt $) lioei, Noiparrfl typf rcon-
; Xlie uab-ictiptLori price to The Wll
m so rx Po;fT , w , $1 00 per year;
it month? Jo cents. . ,
AU0ommuuicationoubuHiae8hould
he addressed " to -JHR i Wf LMIKOTOW
POST, Wilmibgtotii N. C
All advertiHemcntfl will be charged a
the abot e rates, except on Bpecial con.
Tracts.'! - v .:; ' . "" i
TO XII K It E I I II LIC A X H O V
'' TIIK TIIiI IMSTKICTiii
TliBe Kepublicana of the Third "Uon
gressloual District," will please write
uie' at' WUmiogton. N. C, and gire
. me a full account of all frauds ccm-
tiiillcd by the. Democrats j during the
last election, giving names of. county,
lreciuct, - and of poll' holders, also
fiHiuea oi person prevented from
voliug aud the.reasons for it, whether
or twt the regiatars were at theic-post .
vt duty before the cloctionj tn flct I
want a full history of all frau-l-T or
irrfgularities of every description, that
lojx place during the election on Tucs-
j diy the 2 1 of November .1880. ...
v r- ' O. IJ. Ul.OtKEB,
ACliairman Diatrict Kf publican Com
uatU;e, ut Wjlmington N C. ; ;
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THE KEV1SKJIN vr TUB BinLKi
' The Kev. Dr. Philip SchaiT, IVesU
; dent of the Revision 'Committee, ad
dressed at the lecture room of the First
Prtsbylerian Church a large and intel
licit autliouc?, on the subject of (he
propose J revision of the liible. ' The
'.proposition id si ui ply to revise the ex
isting tWti of the Bible, following that
- oi Jatncs 1, of England maiuly, but
'' availing thcuisolveti of all learning
concerning- live subject from any source.
U u not inteiided to charge the char
adet of , the llible but-y . judiciou
cLsngw ol worjj-i and phrases trivet he
real weaning of tho original. Tj this
cuil a coriimittec ol learned Theolo
giaus aud scholars iu Kngtand-, Amer
ica, Germany, France, and in all na
lions -where there are Christiana who
believo in iha Tiinilf, have organized
in tM UiYjatone. oiia in Oreat Briukil . a Monday lasl a ir.gnituiacciaent
.,! .J.. in Am.rirrVn litw icnrV".' Koocurred on the Ait LiB-IUiroadr
This great work l a? now been going;
on ten years.' ' . ' . , .
The Uev, l).v fchatf, was boni in
Switzerland, closed bis, studies in Eu-
' rope in IMl, and emigrated tq Amenca
where he was appointed a professor . iu
, . Theology. At the a of 37 bo "'ub"
; lished "The' f rlnciples ol Prol tant-
i ism," and afterwards a' "llklorj ol.the
Apostolic- Church.'t "History f if j the
Chritian Church, -from the -birth of
; Christ lo the Ueijn . of CousUntine,"
"The Person of Christ, the Miracle of
llistwy.V and inanv other works. He
. .. .j. r r . 1
jpglcal Seminary in New York Ciry".
' l)r.'chafl3 leirning ia mifvcloufet-pecally-in
BacTred lileraturej and The
ofogy, aud his" fame, la world-wide.
: As to the cbi ration of Dr. Schaff
to tbd audience, they tverc the rcuiunt-
' tng of Jlhe translatiooa valrealyj made
'' and comment The Gtl traulaliou
made in England was,- in the Saxon
toog up, and iho or a t in Nor m a n I re neb .
Then cawe! tht Caxtool,, Tyndall'a
editipn and one ir !two otber?, belore
' King : JauxV. lie slkoaed also bow
wordvdid not mean the anw thiog
une age as in another, citing examples.
lie 'slated that the New Testament
would be priutcd ai eTUcd next Feb-
' .'ry-try, printed in P.ogland by the Ux
ford and Cambridge, University presser.
The American revisors bare given their
tfe and labor
without compensation
v ir ttcht jea
3
Dr. SchslT issues a
Ironv which we take
'IHti VHtUIRIi
-the liberty of copying an jrxtract, slat
1?lw ay one who desires li,caa ge
Itt ditbu oftht Sew Testament which
appears Ih February. Tboat jf rsooi
ho deilre to arait themselves ol tbia
advsjitage'.can follow the direction
givea below. f .
Aoy friend of tbe great undertaking
who will contribute towtrdv iba ex
? Pei ten dollara'or .mort efoe tht
first of Marcb aext, will recti? a mt-
tsorlalcory of tbt first Talnralty edl-
, Uta of tht reristd Ntw Tratament
y aadaoaely bound andf laicrlbed. ' Tbt
- oar nuU Knl to Mr. Andrew 1
Taylor, Treasurer la tht CiWt uooso
New Yorky
U .at"RTtblia,of .n Tbttd tj0
. gtcsMonai av.susct, sue ,
tend la all account I of fraoda to Col
1 docker at ibla taet. Wo bopt tbtf
wilt Vt sure to do it. . x
,r. AfV ica U talaea' art iwttal l
Ata ua aa4 art itongat try
U now Professor in the, Union TbeaiUnd having told the train- men tq ia-
KM?,
i sUti ut m-. f a. 1 1 .
14 a
New
YeanJa Ifct araal arder: CaUaet
Diplooutie corpa. ' :
The Kuprtat CoarV
.ad
: Senatort; aeaberi of Coajrcs Am.
At 12 m. the Army aad Nivy.
. Thea will follow TtteraortoWlcri,
and citizesa.. Ileceptloa to ctoat it
WU1TTAKKU M CAaB.
It is aanonBced that a Coart Utvial
ia the caea of Cadet 7biitaiei baa
been ordered to content at West Point
on TuesdayV January 18tb. Krt. tlen.
Nelson (A. Mile ia' to be President of
the Cour witb tbe followiBg otber
members: Col. A. 8. Morrow, 21tt Ia
fautry; Lient. Col. Pinckoey Lngeibal,
1st Iofantry: Lieut. Col. J. II. Uaaain,
1st ArUUery; Mj; LewU Merrill,1 7tb
Cavalry; Msj- E. IS. Lumaer, &ih jCav
alrj; !Capt. R. Q. Franlr, 1st Artillery;
OapulJ. N, Craig, 10th Infantry; Capt.
Mcrritt Barbes, ICtb Infantry; Msj. A.
B. Gardner; Judge : Advocate of the
Court. ' y- ;J. . . '
understood that the President
consulted Gen. Howard jn regard to the
Court Martial, and that he was desir"
ous that immediate action should be
taken before he entered on bis duticvat
West Point, as he did not desire jo.be
e'mbarrHMed by the, case. K Whittaker
will be regularly trie4u'nertJjejartK
cles ot wiirjiud the rules of the army,
aud on charges and specifications. It
is to be provided in tbe-order creatiDg
the Court that at least a majority of the
members of the- Court shall, not be
graduates of the military academy at
West Point. , Also in case of acqaital,
TV hi taker thall be permitted to enter
the next class below that in whiih he
was, and Ire entitled . to a fair chance
cf graduation. ' f
It is said that the President and Se
cretary of War are both of opinio that
it will be better to have ib triili take
place at some other place lhanjWest
Point, wher, as experience has de
monstrated, the influences are all op
posed to allowing Whittaker a fair
chance to defend himself. Tbe court
martial will be ordered in a few days,
and the Judge, Advocate General will
draw the charges and specifications lor
the trial of Whitaker.
I-'uMJUTf Ul. RA1LRUAU ACCl-
which rnns from Charlotte to Atlanta,
Georgia. The scent of accident was
about 9 miles from Charlotte at Taw
Creek trtstle. ,-."
Two freight tuiks of the usual aie
Itit Charlotie yesterday morning io
fteciiou tbaj. in, the one about fifteen
minutes indite other. On the up
jcrade, jut beyond Paw Creek treatle
14 cam of ihe forward train, uadr En
gin er Anthony, broke loose (and
stoped after running only a short distance-
In the rear car were the flag
man, llobert Griffith, btj thia city, and
six passengers, three of whom were
colored. - When the cetached cars
stopped, flsgman Griffith jumped otT,
form the paergers that they had bror
ken loose from the remainder of the
train, imsaediatelf started back, to sig
nal tht second section, which be knew
must be only a few miles behind. ' He
bad not gone back far before ht beard
the engine of the1 approaching train
whistle, and then real lied tbt fact that
he ecu Id proceed no farther, because
of the trtUe, which U 100 yarda wide
and rery high He wared tbe;flag as
ihe eogiue, in charge of Engineer
WUenbttry, came in sight, nad the en-
clneer expressed hit .rtcogniUOo of it
oy immeuiaieiy mowing ua uraac.
But his train wq heavy, and bt wa
HMtinr the bottom of one of the bie-
gest grades on tbe road, hence I it was
impossible to stop. As soon as he saw
this, and befort crosslog tht jtresUe.
be reversed bit engine, aovt coatinued
to blow "oa brake? lit left his scat,
and, standing ia front of tht fire-box,
witb hi hand oa tbe lever, awaited tht
hock. It came, and ho "'was partially
knocked down by a rick of wood from
tat tender, but was otherwise janhnrt,
though, almost entirely shut in by the
mass of debris which wax I thrown
arainat tho eocine. UU lift was pro
bably wed by the act that tb rear of
tht lenucr was wrasa ivgsi m,u
tiMritii the full momentoa of tbt
train from tat tonat u ut stoaoi uta
cut againat which tho ahauerea can
were piled ia an intxtrkablo tsata.
There were six pasttogert oeawes me
fisgmaa. Too ' traia which ran lato
thaa hadeitfDl iua uraiis
wood ftauoa a e7nwci jhu,w
lBca wkea iti comlnt was an&oancod
no oat felt apprtaenaive. a.
had - beta teat back as aa adiluocal
precaution, and hence ao attenUca waa
paid to tho, approaching train. It was
apoa thtsa ociort tney anew jib air.
Gaither remembers that ho and air.
ltdtUo A VFkbaaat started to m oat.
hat before bo bad passed tht auddlt of
tht car at was kaocktd down. Hi
tAMed. vt'b Iht aaalstaact hef a ccl-
Area bub. to wmwf warn CT Uit
inw ttk whole top of tho 'ear fcnV Tho
saskw9
JT i WNel eao' Oiherf aBd
sutu Am rrealeat coafaoo. Tbq
cawgbt Hitaltb maaaauaf two
rtaU lttola miofikBerc,
cars iactosi u v iyw svf v
v;il;:ngto"n. noiitii
Pt?; wrt i!rfrefd. AtUt
at e tU9mt.fy m I l-irer4 aUe. j
as L. erie ,,rt Ifsrd. 1 he , f am4
fif w rrMutd afttr set t rsf kr.
iee at lLasid wtrt faUrttf buiatd
elT. . j-i'
''''"''"" e-wMt' nil : l l !" '
9tkp Vom iif r.yettttiUi Ta
mmUer wbatv antxrfctey feoW
lejil declaioa cf Itt j taitt at lit
Iredell Cuurl ia recd u ih. penalty
of aaaiin; all oar railroad i the la
fernal 5 foot gna-e:
Jad?e Bennett feeentir charged Ut
GrandJary at bUicvi;ic(cKUwm)
that It ia aa iwlictaWt 'aJTaact to
change the gauge of a real! road to a
greater width than fwar fret eight aa
one half inches. . Tbe penalty is a fiat
of 150 per mile for each day during
which the illfgal gauge remains as
well as imprisonment of tba guilty
parties. This charge Ukxls the Ui
lion of W. J. Itest and hU associates,
whq not long ' since changed the gtuge
of tne W. N. U. Kailroad, lroaa lour
feet eight and one half inches to five
feet. . '
Tne Kichmood iYh '-i. the ablest of
the liberal papers of Virginia, says
bluntly and truly, in the tettA of tbe
wholo . family ;of Southcrii "dam
phooU:" vJ'j 'i'' ''
Senator I'ujrl Of Alabama, advances
to the political front, and in bis new
capacity makes boldrlo assert that the
South in and should remain, solid In
support of Northern Democracy. ' i He
claims this to bo .the only hope of the
South. We suggest that if tbe South
had not tied iiaeiv so fast to Northern
Democracy and leaned so much upon
that broken reed before i860, we would
have had less ''blboi letting" in the
ate little unpleasantness betwtcu the
North. and the South. , ' .
According to the. State Returning
Board, Treasurer WorWi - leads Jarvis
334, - and is the highest on the state
ticket. The next highest in Scarbor-
Otrgb, who fills 27D below Worth.
The next i Jiobert., who ialls SS3 below
Worth. Kenan U ueif-, fallinc 23iJ be-
ow Wortlu Nxt is U'bicon, wbo
falls 451 below wortk, and the last is
Saundsrswho falls 49 below Yorth
and then the leader ot the tit ket fall
ing 1331! Hancock lead Ja'vU 3,351
vdtes. The two candidate for Supe
rior Court Juilgei,, Dennett and Gil
mer, being sort of illegitimate append-
gX's to the state ticket, bo'.h walktd up
into the big raajorities, getting; resnec
lively 15.415, and: 13, 107 niajorities.N
The candidates for Senator from Mic
nesota had been S. J li. McMillan, the
present Senator, ex-Govt C. -K. Davis
and Girt. JohWtt. 'Saaborn, all bf St.
attl.; McMillan would have had an
easy walk-ovicr ifthe friends cf Alex.
lamsey, the present Secretary-of War
and ex-Governor and Senator, had not
announced him. It came like a bomb-
shell upon the aspirant and now all is
confusion, Uamsey lather Ifad nj atd
poitsibly, looking to re-c!ectMo. . ,
The following . arc significant fig
ores: btfvcutecu counUes in Alabama
show a white increase of IS. 20 per ct.,
and a negro iccrease of 27.G0 per cent.
The white increase Jo South Carolina
& 35 per cent, wh;te 'the r-egro increase
is 41.50 per cent. In 15 counties in
North Carolina: tmbracing the heart
of the cotton, toVacco and m ana factor,
ing region, tie whites increase at tht
rate of 25 per cent., while that of the
negro i 35.70.
lIo?til ilies areimmioent. between
Tui key, Greece aud Albania.
Serious trouble in Trans val. 1
T. l'ETEiy i.r r.c;f I z-y. a im
perial decree ispublishevl, reducing tht
import duty on alt. increasing that on
foreign good,' imposing a tax on trade
guilXv and doubl i ag the slorace,' dues
on rnercbandise ueHiteu in theliovi
crnment YarrboU4f. The decree will
take effect Jab. 13.;
A telegram from Panama says there
are now 117,000 Chilians at Pisco, and
3,C00 moke are exacted. advance
will bo made on their i arrival Tbe
Cblliana art pluadertag (states and
towns wherever they go. No reststaact
is effe'redij but thU, the Pernriauj ay,
docs nwt prevfot "oatrages oa the part
oi larst vanuAJS. . , .
RrmvntaUve WiiUam P.Frtj baa
Writtea t friends in Maine tilat ht is
not ashamed to c?ofes that he rrvatly
desires to be elected to the Uaited
Sutes trenateTi but that be will aol
nrglect his dtr i a tVa jreas to go
nemt aaaeiectioner lot tne place whea
tbt Legttlatn're meets. Th may lost
sat the Senaurskip,"' be says, -but
even if it does, I shall sUll have tht
salUfaction of knowing that 1 bavt not
- w a r 1
Begiectepreeaiagpuouc outlet merely
to advance mf pfvl taieresu aad
aatbttioas.' , ;-i' , j
Jadge Se:Ut is bdag prrved fx tht
vacancy cauaea be the - pnQoc:?ak cl j
Jcije Wood to ik-e tr'trfttae Coort.
Tbt Jaije bit xuaervus adalrtrs and
devoted frkods la ibis stale wb woold
bo gtatiSed at ass appotatssemt to too
Flftb Ctrcalt. wbJcb cosisef the
ttatta ef Hot Lis, Gccjgtx, Mlssiiaifp
Ltm'saaa :aa4 Texav ::- t ; ';
Tcsterday, NVw rrs y.WAtrj
gtatuUy eknxted at a boliby. i . -
cai:c:.!::a. : ":::ay.
ccsir? tf tst csi- i.rssrta.tjfji!
TtnZ: y Us1 at IU Yt. t : ar tUrpt
ttsri'.UattJl.'scf R-t tcwor;
1 of at LIist s tnsztiaa
aUra wKt trzzX ti tit csnUirj
Cca. C?ut,t'-:ri3,v-T. ...UIl, j
as will as Uitlta::trtf.-:ati
Jersey. t9 tx-C:i:tC:-rryea
Ut wftskilUJ tXCi VJ3 tt Clsa
trjy at ti t cf 47, til ttzll 1st
beea C5 U U tU Hxtl Ci cav
xmirss
toxroar, D:s. ccrtrrcadcut
at DabUa tiTB Tfeilla istscat la
tht atxto trUUHi coaaidnratfy aba
tSiL Then srra l.tilm tut aa cTilLement
ia tht -ati:!.U:L33J tt the crurt, and I
aurs.aB(sr iriaa .sne Tiers eri.:. -!
a aniwiaeac woo aucnaea maxj ua
apt""' ' ' .,
W t A I - . . . M I 3 I 1
The lurracx accommodauoa la tat
county is iasaficieat for thtincreaaed
number or soldiers and temporary
barracks will, therefore, bo fitted op at
Ualhkeale, county XJmencx, and En
ntstymon, county Clare, for detach
meats of infantrr, each comprising two
officers and fifty men. Another de
tachment will be tent to Lough rea,
county Galway, as soon as quarters for
them otTt Deen pronded. v
Freshlcxses of "BoycoUinz" are cob
tioually reported from ; Ireland. - A
large meeting was held at Craoghwell,
county LUaiway. fast night to protest
aealnst the state prosecutions. The
Bight Hon. Josepb Chamberlain, Pres
ident or the tsoard or Trade, has re
ceiv c a iftter irom jMoim tartattator
the liyes of himself, Mr. Gladstone and
Mr. John Bright, if tbey coatint j to
oppose. coenion.- .
wrnvruniTDV fiaa w?t i - m
named Patrick Henneily has been ar
w Aitf bovvat a m Msim wxa i aaaokaa
rested at Tipton, charred with the
murder of Lord Mounmorres, ia Ire
land, in September last. It is said that
lien nelly 's description also answers
that of the man who recently shot an
Irish laborer near Birmingham, it is
supposed, in compliance with the order
of a secret society. Henneily fs the
son of a butcher at Conbur, near the
scene of the murder of , Lord Moun
morres. . '" ""' I
- LosPOJf, Dec, 31. A dispatch ' from
Home sayt too aticaa has sent per
emptory commands to certaia of the
Irish episcopacy to abstain front lan
guage tending to pause belief that the
Pope spp roves of the operations of the
Land League, ! -"
The policeman who was fired upon
and wounded at Hoi ford, in the County
lipperary, is in a precarious, condition.
the Jx.?, discussing tat coming
session of Parliament, says: 'A coer
eion bill most be passed first, and' tbt
Laud bill second. We believe that
when the explanations of the MinUters J
art beard, it will be found that no of-1
fort has been snared to make the exist. I
ing laws sufficient for Ireland."
The last of the Chinese lepers in San
Francisco, Cai-. 14 in j- number, were
placed on a steamer on Tuesday, Dec.
21, ar d tent back to China. The ar-
raogeint nts for the shipment were made
sereily, and tbt other Chinamen seemed
perfectly willing to allow a free de
parture aheo they finally learned of
the plan. A
Ex-Gov. li K. Scott, of South CaroJ
Una, now Iiviog in Naroleoa, Ark.
recently shttand killed a yoang man
named Dowry. Scott claimed the' shoot
ing as accidentaU
C0MPLA15TS TUAT tXSTOM HOtSE PAT-
BONAUE IS LSD I3T BCUALS Of W.
A. WUEXJXB.
Tbt followers of Senator Cookling art
badly complaining that they ao longer
get any of the patronage of the Cus
ton House. Tbey say that all tht re
cent appointments there have beea of
aatl-Conklteg men,
front St. LawrcBct
i and are; mostly
and tht adjacent
counties. Herbert E. James, a son of
Congressman James, of Ogdensbnrg,
and Frederick D. Win slow, a son of
eute Senator Wissktw, ol .Watertowa,
are . aaong tbt appointees. Thoaas
Law lor, a relative of Geaeral Patrick,
St. Lawrence coaaty a also appointed
S A. OS k AQ.ASB ana II I if a 1 VksB)
District Attorney Pbef pa and Colonel
Georte BJwa. The oidef Cuatoaas efi
eers say thai the son ot Senator Wins-
low was appotatea neeaase nw lataer
eoatrols one vote far the next Csi'cd
9tatca Senator, lie was kept oa the
ctoiibur pacing s
studies at a law school, a few, dtyt
ago bo was promoted over tho beads of
gray haired aaa extacexks to
Seventh LatisiosV, at 12200 a year.
Graat bis dortJooed a talent af-
ter-diaaer baxeor that surprises every
body. If be Uvea tea years tie iaUat
capacities tbat bars Iaikt4 beacaih
bis sppareat stolidity aad laOiSereaco
will astoaisb the wotbl. Graat is stia
There H stssll cboieo between taat
cr ac thing la tbt way Nona OuwUaa
-scalea-Uwd. A New a otk graUe-
saaai rtUir that be scat a bo&4 of tt.
vO.Ub twelrt jtart at pet ctaf, to
CaMgw to bo tcafei. Tbo total
dw, priecipsj aa4 tatcrcs, was U9
IItmotttaiaka4aailMtIib tW iu jraussi
al ps
ja:;uai$ -rtssi.
Cl
'tore'l.Natf.
Tobacco.
' 1 IT
llappf iStw V'affJL'
JCo interments
Ibdalt during
tat syetk. t
Wood is acairt sat high, rangieg
Yetterday was tlg cat U? of tbt
ecotcbtbof JJappf twJYcan i
Two adalts and S5cbiWretro
iaUrred ia Fiat Jlrest daring tbt
week. ' ' '-Mff
Mr. J. Leob has aMIo germaa tarp
ia his propagating Mm pona
MM,t 4. ttU
V . www
'
strnggUng for lhe2jS;bfgander eena-i
torship. y -mm. ''4':V;
Tbe Legislature Irenes next Wcd-
aesday. Tlrtbuprtwi Court convener
i-ia uaieigb to-taori$i
Tho Signal Officei ta- raovtdf
tw iu
new quarters in Dawson
Batik
buiiding on ylfrajr
tThe. regular ma4l3f njceting of the
Board of County.l-mmusioncrs will
be held to-morroweroQon
There weris'tteri
llnermrits iu ! Bel
HkvU UomeUrtmpeew. beibg. ini
, ; . . : . , ...
fnU.tripleibt,whJ f were buried in one
grave. ; ,.. .fH':- ' '''.
Marriage liciussilwere i-ucd to
three colored and l4e V white couples
by the R:guter .V
eeJ during; the
week.
The Witmirgtoif JMght Infantry baa
been invited to atteaa the inausura.-
tion ceremonies WiWashington City
on the 4th of Marcixf.
The mail trai&alpin the northern
.-- t c- a
roads have been vrr'irregulsr for the
past week o& aecht of the heavy
snow storms to fh f forth of us.
A white woma JtviDg .ia thi-t - city
rcxtxtly'.aTe.terP'Ntyipletts. They
were each born vci, two'u'pper front
teeth. They Iiv$ut two days.
The nachiaergvf ihe river stean'ff
Governor Worthlb&ke down n Thars
W n n" f?a,u Jor reI'a.
bicb
icu win oe ctypjueicu oy a uesuay. -
If you know
tor
Democrat who
voted, but was nts entitled to do so
send hi name lalltLe' name of the
polcholderr, tofpjf.v O. II
: Blocker,
W ilminston, N.IC - ;
Messrs W; A.
tu. Willson werWRqier Hirrcs$full com
ped i t i'.ms s t tb Hfal i ng. ?.' dbn Usit la'it
Mondar evening! f Botu tbe gentlemen
have been awardi,. handome.. pair
of sil rer plated tj6cr skates. .' j
lbere is
i is a pejil&n'l being signed iu
f, whicil'?t1l be presented to
this city,
the next GenerppLsembly, asking for
a state prohibitlUorlaw. Similar;
petitions, wevb?riisnd, are being
sicned throueldtlta the stated Ihe
movement was
a short time agiaM the circular, clef
which were
jfeillelie emanated froia
tho meeting nEk
was held i at
thl
Capitol."
Every anao hwa denied ifcrt ri
to f vote. shoulS 'report his oaate ata
address to CoJill Blocker, W
.i
The Sunday i n t'wl scholars M the
First PitbytelChurKh presecUd-
OB rnaay tvftg last tbe tetirttg
Superint3aen Ih (J, Wortbr with
a baedeome gf Shaded eboop cahe
Mr. StmT Nort '.Asoiataat Supetl
iotendent, : w"f handsome - carved
silver cakf ba(M4nd Mr. f. II. lUb-
wn ff "
snBt of Music, with a
very basdsweaiUrr Wrry stand, witb,
frosted glass dii ' f :
Cpt ' Joaitg8a(I:arbW. UasU. re
mm
1
1 Assesteaa
su
TeUb;
Tbt aaisbel
I ririaf at tkmp dtricg lU j
I ISJOe
! Scbooaers
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kWifWes
Totals; tosi
T3.SI'I.,stel4;!a
Graaatot
ictiCAa as4JFoeigl'
iS4 twX
ig I7JCI t.wt.:. 1
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IM.aay Casteww-sal
Tetosbei'.
MbotoftitV9xJaai
Bt oowasol:
mm, P.. CaxaJayv bf
hafgl
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mm .:.
S- F! i
J-jVlf .' NemlerJ
scbooWs;"!iiL: '
Brig. . 'W.f IS
rjyfporeiga vees arf,
tal
Cj.j Ca 5 CvJ
! i A dUtrftcUoa of rroti-a f--t lit '
benefit fdf tbt poor cf Ct. JoSa'aTariA
was twadt at tbi Cktsry ca jtstarday,
Kate Thayer, Jacaary ta and OU-
ver Djud Crrsa, Jxzzzxj t'X art all
wLo art looked fjr til Orcra ".House
at rrcsenU :: - ' ' e tX!J J'";:
Tbt ma between tht Uric lal of a tht
W.AW. Ciilroad wis Bids la' S hess
andSitalcalesty erglaca wc5fia,
few days ago. - -
There Is said to be good iVaiing oa
tbt ponds Bear tbh city. Tbe Mosquito
Hall paid Is froMa bard to adfpt of
fiiur or firt incaea. , -.'
iX mem boggago and expreas Cju was
barned at tht depot of & C B4 1- tt
Charlotte a (tw xyi ago,It wki Wxdt
at tbt Coapaoiesahops in Llttrldgbarf;
-Steamer Galf Sireasa. b tact ftr New.
York, put Into Delaware lireakwaler
Dec; iSth, with loss ot rudder an4 rod
derport. She will need ssiatanct 1 to
reach New. ork.'. , ; . .. t-
iTht Register of Deeds 'reporls Ihit
there have been! 131 marriage licenses
issued from his office during the ; year
1830; Of this number 73 Iwero issued
to white and III to colored cosples.
The installation of .officers ot " the
Masonic Lodges ia this city look place
last Monday evening. Mr, C M. Van
Orsdell and Samuel - Northrop beiog
ttie installing officers. Fine addresses
( - t
were delivered by Messrs W. lly Chad
birn and J. L. Macks. ' ;'y
On Thursday last one'ol the 'soaniea
on the schooner Jessie -Elixabeth was
knocked down the hatchway by a barrel
of, rosin which waa being swnngv oyer
the sides of tbti vessel. - abo right bip
bono and left knee pan of tho unforto-
natt fellow were broken. He wis at
tended to y Dr. Bellamy, and then
sent, to the Seaman's Home,: where he
is now under ties t sent of Dr, Thoa: F.
Wood, surgeon ia charge.
j Such weather as this it is very nec
essa ry for" one to keep warm; good
warm clothing is ' indispensable, there
fire persons must have it, Messrs. Sol.
Bear & Bros;, keep the largest stock in
the state, and ' sell at such low rates as
to seriously interfere with, these smaller
bouses ' ia tho way of competition.
9&ie can get from SaL Bear1, ot BroaV
mam cuoib . stores every article of wear
ihg appareJ, -besides everything that is
useful about a ' bouse or - farm. Give
them atrial and be oonvinced, V
.; Oi;ioNvL$m;E.--At rrgular meeting
of Orion Ixx&t No. 7. 1- O. O F.,
IJeld. Wednesday; evening, the fjllow-
ibg ofliccrs were elected fr the enju
ing term: . - . i , -
n.g.-w.. iiewVu.' i::,
t. U.L. Tate Bywden. ; ; N
1LS.C j. n. regh. 4 u ! :
It'Sec-WJcrrow. ;'".' v f , f '
Treasurer W. 8. WV i i
TrUte of ,Widoi' aud Uidiau'
fuud S. Warrock.C, MrAjtsflVr,
Jto. L. Dudley.- ';--".
uthe officers will be iustaltcd on next
Wednesday iight by IV D. G JL Jts
U . Jackson. , ; '
Kuy a f. A rcasi'M. At a meeting of
Cornelius Harnett Council No. 23f,
Ur at Arcanum, held Tuesday even
in?, the follower dSccr were elected:
-i:fgeoril I. Liabiid. f, V;. ih-
vf --iP4atVlI. II. Kvprewiczi ;
'j traiorN. Mayer. ",.' :y i
I ScrifUry lv A. Hallct.
I Collect or-Jacob Well. -
TrksurerVyai Larkin. '
Chadlaia.r Meadeasoho. '
i;ai.l .-I iLTinmarkhf. v -
Warden-J. W. Strauss. .
(1 Scntry-4-E. Levy. :;v
I Medical Kiamiorr W. J. ICTfel-
, ' . 'l';-;'.y ',"
IK Tiwvnc.-lf. D. 0'ConaKr ha
rrceatly been! the victisa of mUpJaced
cusnjfncel For months past Mr.
.j)'Cvocor baa teen mieslng smaU asms
of tGACty from bis tfe, and bis sarpl
tiots fiaa'ly rrsted npor tiwrfgs WiS
Ua, cIjrrJ, wbobaj beea. ia bis
impvj for the pin three jearx Calif
Wvtotly WtHiaau was coaUerrJ tbof
ooghy; tru:wortby, aa4 bis employer
bad macb cSdeoct ia bisa.
Mr-; pCaanr! moved to.tis rrrseat of
ce oae of 4bt keys to bis InduU
p as list of : " stiolea,. and baa slnct tbea
eea la tie ixsWawosr of ;Winkaa, A
trap was set tat Yiasj oa Tbatsdiy
sd be wailed dirrCJy la It. Ueas
fasght la the act cf tiesJua'lie ssdaow
aad nW-atiOy e2t a fall
oo. itatlag tVat W etoSe tb key
ees t Lao leca ia Ji,xiw)itJ ab
stracted aVoct f "X Mr. OsW kaa
two aca, a csailisaiiMi lock. U
wbkb be Uj b. ru. AsspS-
ciie bry ef tbe jaacr wjar ai tle.
w aa. tVassi ta Wi2
PXtasai , afaie Ibaiitfatji A2 tassa-
I la wat sascataliat aav
NUMDElt
1 H7 AbvnrruciiENTd.1 i
-NOTICE,
rva UuLtUW or UIY CoMw.
1
1
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wui bejad on rtsenutioa ai tht f
.k1el
Sew Itaaovet fa this city. , ?
IIENKY SAVAl.E.
dee X4 it f ' - . Trcaa. a&! toJ.
-: - , -
I rill-JT SAT1AL 'B.UXK or wiLitiu-;
. " ' Janvury J, . j
rtmftBOAhjo o fcrcEcxbiV ht tuu
l-nfc have U-ret ltviittnl o TLrtS
IVtit.,nTiSblnn tko lMi iut. J
t a L'a.iii.a . & .
riUHT J?ATl(X-VT WfIMI 'U
,o',-ilo
SS VAh M V.KTlSa 711 fit
J. S3bsrk3MddarsurtBUKaii:. for the tlt-
tion oi ii rectors, wiU be ft14 at tUslr Ilk
le lttMiao iB-WttmlnKtott'on Xat-iKtuy, tbe
-JnXa - (A.K, WAUk
inn. 0'icr.
OPri A TVvi i.ttot,gun,attaistoi.H
IvIjriVINrl'IANtWIU'ittp. lHpVr
free.-AdttrcMlimtrt K.-t$ttijr, Vljtus-. -ton,
J, . j. )w r ju 2-1 w
"7" , i ;-- 1
Ntw" and Attractive Styles are now
j; ;;-lieady. . .
IFAS(1V I Uckt-'Cablnct or IVrlor Or-
x and i t
IIAMI1N
0KGANS
or blaltesttllsUnction nt Kve
ry Urail World'a xtilbiliou
for Uilrteit J-OUT8. "rlo f 5!,
"'. ftJH, t. f Uk, lb 1'iuo autl
upward. 'or ttujrpj-iiinU
it 3S (lUAjrlcr autf unw&ril.
Cataiotues fr. Masou A iUmtln tri;aii
t'ompny, lit Trrmoiit StrM, Uoton ; It.
El IUU Ktreet. (Union M)uart)New York;
1B WabasU Ayy mug. Chicago. - Jau 2lw
. "HOMES IN TEXAS'' '
' -.,. I : l . 1 as Tun 1 iylk r, . ,.
4 AJfew lllustraUd Pamphlet
Descriptive of the country along utf trltu- '
taryto tha line of tbe r i. t
lNTUtN'ATlONAJ. e HlEt" NORTH
. EHN KAtLUOAJV
and contain a rood county soup tr the
fcutc. Jt alio contains the names Hint ml.
dresaes of fanners and l'laaters'ln Jeaa
wliohave :t , a
FARMS IfOR SALE OB RENT,
and tnose wb will want. tmrui Haaila l.r .
next year. A copy. 01 tttia U3tt will to
mailed tree to ttuwe who desire reliable In- '
friuatlon about TexA, upon, application
by letter or postal card ui
, .v..-; i i A LLKN ' at eOO Y.
' 1 ' ' ! J'alcsttno. Texa.
Gen'l Freight and laaa'r At U y Jan iUi
f ' BENSON'S
C1PCLNE rOROLS PL1STLK.
No reinedr more Widely tr Favorably
Known. Hi rapid in tcUrvmg, .juick- in
ewrlar. Kor Lmo Hurt. RbeuuiatUm. .
Kidney Aftectioiia. and ,.ii and mlu- .
ConeraUy. tt ibe unrivalled remedy.
inn it v I 1 , .;
Wm. M. T. Forrcst4Dr
Mannuclure-uf, sal Detltr in
RC C A L I A
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and alt fcia! uT ttud..
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4ee i-lf
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OmnTutti, aaa a Cvals rt.
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cm! ori, w.' at. t:
li -'-r, ." f Stttfla,l4' .
City Taxes, IPSO. w
Iaa raitw tt t&sjraiT T,vXi;.4
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wvaa'JletMiA
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