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VOLUMK XV.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, SUNDAY. APRIL 30. 1SS2.
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WlIiMINGTON POST
r j HON. WAX. J5f CUANDLKH.
; This gentleman has gone to woik as
' Secretary cf the Navy as though be
' bad been trained an old salt He wears
bh honorsw perfectly easy, and gives
. geheral salisfaction. lie is decidtdfy
the man for the Cabinet. vj .would
Lave been been glad to have epoc bim
holding a' more important position than
the Navy, but are delighted that he
.: even ha3 that. The; southern . psople
a consider bim their representative in
JV' llie" presidential co'iocil, and desire
tuat he at all times be beard as such.
l-OUTII ,CA ICOLlHa. JT flAUDS
; ; The Democratic defendants in the U.
fcj. Courts, before Judge Bond at tiharles-
ton, are' submitting td the charge of
chealiog and defrauding the Republi-
, can -.candidates and counting Jn. the
t Democrats lor tCotca. What will
I now become of the long winded, fyjjig
1 elitorials of the Democratic papers,
I jCliargiiigbat no frauds had been com
;? mitted. : If you want a first-class liar
; just gtt 1 old of a Democratic editor,
iney can uo more or u to. tae square
Inch than Any other claas Ot people in
. the,' known world. , la 1870 they swore
- there -were no kuklux in North Caro
4 lina, bjit Judge Bond proved to them
. that they bad been lying. ' .They have
been swearing that no fraud-had teen
committed on the balloCboxes in South
Curoliua, but it only took Judge Bond
foiir days to convince the public thai
again these ram'e editors had been ly
ing, and vbat cut of toe mouths of
these ; defendants' themselves. : Bond
joins Mahon iitajing we roucl Uava
" ttce vole and atalr count." Mahone
'Bayi so frcm tbe btamp, And Bjnd sayl
ao from the benchi The Democratic
paperi call Bond all aorla of pet names;
Jeffreys, tcoflndrel.tyrant, fool, but if
Bond Is all thesa th'n, for God sake
jjive us more Judges of ,tbe same kind.
Wej hope Mr. Arthur will studf the
character of Mr. Bond, and make all
of hii appointments to the judiciary of
the same clasa of men. The only way
to ke.'p up thi Republican government
' is to guarantee a free vote and an hon
. est count. : ' ' " "i : ' . . i: ; - '
Wasiiikoton, P. Git Apiii 2G, 'S?,
Dear Tost : It is customary in the
Republican party to always give j good
and; & itbfol irpresentative a second
term. In . the north it is uniTersally the
case, and la the south it has teen very
genera'ly cbsemd. Mr.Orlatilo Uubbs
the present member froax the 2d di$
trict of North Carolina, ho pae eaa say
has not been- at his post of duty since
the urst'day of the session, and no man
"has ever called on him from 'North
Carolina to setTe him but what be has
ti'.fcifu ly done so, if iihin his power.
He has gotten m&re substantial ap
poiittneutt for his cocUtuents than all
the UepubiicanlrepmentatiTCB put to
gtjihtr hince the war from North Caro
lin Ueaton, Thomas, Brogden and
Ujaian ye.9, he hss gotten four liaes
as niapy as thtm all put together. Ilia
i votk hss been in the intcuat of all
: cla?ses lof Republicans, re gardleav of
f'to. lie has. worked for ycurg col
Vfcden from all part of hU district,
jeatrom alfparU of the atale, and as
loii as. he continues as true, honest,"
and energetic aa he has In the past, it
j ths duly ef lh Republicans frcm
North Carolina to have him in Wash
lnon. .' . : ' '
" i: (lulls is net ft great man ; he
dou'i pitlend to bp, tut be is an honest
sad fuhful atau and can do mere good
, hi the pcop! than aoy other man from
! the Sad -district. The ; writer of this
iu never rtcehed any fators at the
bands ot Mr. .Uubbs not tcirg n
cGce-hoMer, but simply a Rcpuhllcia,
' and one who desires that the Republi
cans ot the 24 diitrict should he rros
' peroos, and knowlr; that they cannot
Unless thei hate; iar4 wcrh'cr it tha
capital, writes this IttUr fJ ft atlitt cf
Justice to Ur. Halts, anl fr tte ia
f rmattoa'cf the people of the SJ O'.i
; U!c If th d :!r;ct should rcls
t cUcsn U i HI -.'i trait u tla'rccpisa
i 'i'htfi- lit. II;,ll In "welled hi: J,
FMm Washington'
lij nth, of 3Sississiipi, Seated ! !
M:ifttcy'anl Kisbie to le Sealed
;.- ' t - -i- Next Week; I -.' j .; : .1 -:, ;
' Special risratt-h to the Fob.
Washington, Dl C, April 2D. Mr.
Lynch, of Mississippi, vaa eealcd to
day, in place of Chalmers who obtained
the election by frarrd, bulldozing, and
rascality. The dktrict is fourteen thou
sand iiepublican 1 majority,' ; yet .Chal
mers held Ihe scat for fourteen months.
Macliey and Bisbic vill bo seated
next week. - C '. 4
i4 T'uPreeidcnt and Sccretarlos Chan-
llfaii;riymcoIr!, returned tofllic city
tins morninsr. ' . '
Judge Settle arrived Lcic t -da-, ' '
Cooper; who was cohHroied a few days
ngq, will qualify next week.
Mr. Elijah Green, an old gentleman
living oa uove Creek, aiiU eged 83
-years, aiid the fiiher-jn-law ofi Sheriif
McBndfc, of Watauga, las'. Friday mor
niog we fat to a blacksmith shop near
his house, where he seized a hammer
and dealt himself several blows ou the
head, ipflicUug ghastly wound, and
exposing his stulJ."lle:theu took out
bis .ktiti and tbruat it into Li throat,
maku.g a wouud two and a half icches
long atd about two ioches deep, -lie
bat ialjen to bis kneta when ilbuiid,
and wh clingiuc to the anvil, welter
ing ju h
a twri gore. )r. Koy I'muips
Was ff it
lor, and. auer cresamg the
woumN,
recovf'iy
thinks there is a possibility of
It is thought that Mr. Green
was Ui-
iif at; tue time ot coiamutiLcr
the dtr
hiniHi l(
thought
, as be said he did is: to rid
i' hU r nemie!1, and it is not
that bo has &n enemy in the
world.
Lenoir Topic. . .n
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tins offu .t'oiivict. .
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.' Wednesday mdrnjcg about 10 o'clock,
Nat I J it and Kufus Holesclnw, colored,
members f a gangbf convicts employ
ed at lh Cooke brick yard mi Walnut
Creek, urar the North Carolina Rail
road hridse, Boulh of the city, at
lemoted llo raako their! escHDe.-. When
called oq to halt,.llo!rlsc!avY stopped.
but h ill ran at bis I best speed. A
guard, whose name iJahuson,;1 fired
on uim i
shot, the!
and - killed bim at tho first
ball pasainc entirely tbrcugh
bis body just under tho left bhoiilder
biaue, ana proo-Diy striking the heart,
lie dicd'as oon m ho was bit.
Hill was a negro aged 27 year, and
was from New Hanover cou'ity. , 11 is
-jntfr.cdyaa,farixJ,4earpiiia. crime
being' brceny. ..ILe was placed tn the
f eniteiitiary in, February JaU It was
earned jtsterday by-- the aulhcrities
that 11 ill had told' seme of the other
convicts that he bad made up.bJs miad
to escape! aud that if ho wss overt iken
outside the walU he would either get
away cr be killed. News. and C'bsarver,
A Vartr iu Tlx.
If 55. II. Vnuoe. M. W. Ransom, T.
J. Jarvi?,! R. B. Vance, and a lew oth
ers that We might name, of the Demo
cratic party in this State, should happen
to "shufh oif this'mortal coil,1' tho -party
would certainly be in a bad fix as
they appear to be tho "chief head men
mid nwnors of the nartv nnd its officers.
by general consent, endorsed by most of
ot their newspapers. How long, these
"professionals" will be allowed to "kola
the fprt," $8 in the fnturo; but it it quite
certain that jtherwill continue till they
aro choked off: or Providentially re
movedand it is stated that a Demo
crat neveri resigns, and -will die when
only he must. This ria a bad showing
for yourg men who hope to "eomo to
tho front,'? and patient waiting, will
only defer an opportunity, which in
vitcs'them elsewhere in a party of pro
gress and Rigorous growth.
Bisliop J, W. Hood preaclied his fate-
well sermon in tho : colored Methodist
church, in this place, laat Sabbath, pre-
Tiously to his. ueparturo lor ucorgia,
Vhero be will pursuo ministerial duties.
BUhop llood taues wua mm mo iesi
wishes and esteem cf the people of this
State, white and colored. , He is a gen-
- lA.mini ; r.frt f n 1 11 f .11.
su
rpassed.ln real for his race and their
niritual and material wlfarcCaud emi
nently suited to the advacecuientf tho
coiorcu pcopie. ? . - .
Tho Naticnsi Republican f av The
mart who has forrottcn tho joy of his
adolescent oul when ho was promoted
from petticoats to ants, can have no
adeqaato concepUoa of tho hilarity p(
the snue uemocrary m s ewuuia up a
Uw giins iu township cleclioas. There
is more toul-fclt cxultatiou in its blat
ant jubilation than was ever cs pressed
la the cacklm of a pullet over her first
oyicular acuufvcra1-
Ijirsesi tow la Ih World.
ProbablY tho hfjest cow ia Hit world
the end of the b toUe btrttotk, 13 145
fmm thft noie to tlf? raJ t,l the ta.l, f
aros i..e ttr
ia four states i;i.r.ou, is-aa.sH
u:ctly the Utter, wr'.t fir.-x-J, ani a
f Dc:
V..;l CXUl---'f t
.rr a -:-
is ownea iy warwu o. cj.tp, vti
TiUo. Ylnte connty, Illinois, fche is
7 years old, and wt 'jhs 3,C00 pottals
WJ banda L!-h. l0 1-i feci loss from
feet I inches arcund luc gsua, juicc
krouvid th Iirc-a:inv ad Ut ice
OIX X I TEMS.
":The Tost will not be sent to sub-
Bsribers who do not pay their subscrip
tions.
UX1CJS. : I
.The Township Executive Committees
of the several townships of Brunswick
.nilnf V-vill nrvnniAl Jn1.ir.tiia tn miui I
at Town CreekJ-Thees' storeon Sat
qrdayv20th day ot May, at 12 m., to
appoint two delegates and two altern
ates, to, represent Brunswick county in
the CODgresbionsf Convention at Eliza
bethtcwo, Bladen county, on the 8 h
day of June, 1882. E. W. Tayloe,
vuairman liepuoiicau ii,x. vom. c
Brunswick county. --'-
bde advertisement of Mr, B. H. J. i
Ahrens which appears in ' this issue in
rezard to Ice.
A considerable quantity ot spoilt
usa were condemned and sent out of
the market Friday. -
' Interments- duriog the wetk. Oak-
dale 0; Bellevue none; Catholic Ceme
tery nonr; Pine Forest 2.
The Cape Fear Fire Engine and the
water works ha-J a bout Friday evening
in the trial of a new hose. .
Market hours on and after May 1st,
and to October 1st, will be from day
break to 10 o'clock closing at 10.
- Deaths Dceino thb Wee k.
Wm N Price, 7 years, cordiac dropsy;
infant of Charles and Rose Howe, still
born. ' v
The Greek' brig Elias, from Boston,"
is now lving in our waters, i It is said
that she is the" first Greek craft that
ever came to this port. . : .
Hon. Jesse Harper, of Illinois,' and
CoLv J. LV Winston, of this Slate, are
advertised to address our citizens next
Tuesday night at tho old market house
site.. ; :
uiucer jucan, oi the ponce force,
captured a couple of young lads in the
avt ui iuuuio u uaie oi ccnon in irons
of Mr. J. B. Huggins' store on Market
street, on Friday rijght last.'
poa'i let it Jjtg keep the ball aov-
ing..,iiUIIUl lUat 1'ulDt UaSWell Bail. J
road When Wilson, and Favetteville I
and Florence fl ip thoir wings togetl.er, I
some other heets will be feathered
then. "
water woeks. we see mat' me
extra pipes are being laid for the Water
works and from the Superintendent we
earn that the new hydrants to be put
down will -be pushed to rapid com pie
tion. .
Charles king, colored, sentenced to
confinement for two years in the house
of correction, for larceny, made his, es
cape Saturday night last, and is still at
tat large. Superintendent Savage offers
a reward of f 10 for his captured
Judge O. P. Mearcs haa issued his
proclamation convening the Criminal
Court of this county ia special session
Monday, May 20lb, 1SS2. This is done
because the Superior Court lor this
county regularly convenes .on the first
Monday iu June.
-luv
Mr. J. H. Alford, of Kainlbxk sec-
tiou, in Pender countrt tu missed
from his home about the first of March,
and has not been heard of since. He
is an seed ge nlleman pi about sixty
years, and it is feared he is drowned,
or has been foully dealt with.
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The fallowing mkmsge licenses were
Issued during the week: Jacob J. Macks
to Miss Aialine Qrsenwald; W. J.
Reaves to Mias Mary E, Shepard; H.
D. Young to Miss .Emma Wifebt; D.
J Pine to MUs Laara Jane William-
son: Martin Thomas to Miss Christian
Everett; Rbt. MorrL7 to Miss j!I
Hawkins. '
OoKcg li cme. We hear It rumored
that our esteemed fellow-citixea, Mr.
Leopold Brenhildwill leave for Ger
many la a faw cays, 'on lutult to is
finlly and friends. It is expected that
be will be away all the summer, and
that he will travel txtessinlY A
pteosant Toysj, Lipoid,
la the Superior Court of New Ycik
a FiUay It Mrs, Ytrtsa U. Chx?
maa was awarded ft vtr-Ict fcr f 21,n
7.U siat Ut riaix aUaaall QncS Tims AS3 Atxtturr. Tie
Liakcf tbat city, he2 Che taisteili-iI-r.rixr.; ca iir Inl raa
Ri
hsals aid stxk that tie tiak cc-1
eatcl darlr. the war, ca the tarsal
liitse was fiiiTsI'yU tis sczthtra.
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The hog cholera , Li dealing powerful
hayoc in Onslow county.
Win. Swinson, a seaman on board
the Revenue Cutter Colfax, fell down
uu.iKu.yiuy auu vruu ma arm just
a9ve Uo wnat. ' Dr. Irwia attended
him, and had him rcmoveil to tho bos-
IltaJ. ! " I 4
4Laj a mas3y, child ! Ycull have
to go to somebody older. ?a I am ! Bat
they say it's a fact that on lio morning
of die 17th inet, Mr. A. Ilr aning1, aged
84," and Mrs. Martha Wflficn, asred 77.
wer ev joined iu the holy tonds. May
. j they livcUong and prosper, and sweet
with a gal or a boy 1 " ; , . -
Reduction - of Ibsubakce. We
have been informed that the Board of
Underwriters. will reduce their premi
ums on fire risks in this city. A com
mittee has been appointed to look after
the matter and report at the next meet
ing oi the Board. ' There will be no re
duction oa the west side of the river.
HOSOE TO WHOM fio50E 13 DUE.-
We notice from the Tarboro Southerner
that in the Superior Court, for Edge
combe county, recently held, there was
not a single case of larceny on the dock
et.; Surely this speaks well for the col
ored citizens, when we reflect that Edge
combe has the largest colored ppala
tion of any connty in the state.
An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Wilmington Market Co.
was held at the ball of the Company
Friday evening,, when C. H; Robinson.
H. A. Burr, S. P. Callum, L. Vollers,
and Alfred Martin were elected a board
of directors. .The Board will meet en
Tuesday afternoon next at the hall of
the company ivrthe election of officers.
Bishop Northrop and Rev. 'F. Gross
hare been on a visitation durirg the
past week to some of the outline mis
sions of th church, which hava hppn
but reoentlv establisbwl-1 At N-irirm
Grove, Sampson couMv, the bishop
confirmed 2 christians 3 at a mis
sion in Daplin aud 5 in Pender county.
'Go ye unto all the ends of the earth."
Tuenpikb 'tj Masosdobo.-At a
mMttnir t.'u.h . h.M . fo- T ,V f
W- Hannvcr nn FndaV nihl il irv
the friends of the Masonboro Turnpike
at which time estimates of cost and
time to complete the road were made,
and the matter of material for harden
ing the road was taken unto considera
tion. The meeting thenvadjourned to
meet next week. -' -
Fire at Rocky Poimt. --Messrs.
Westbrooks & Bros., at Rocky Point,
lost on Tuesday night last by fire, ft
barn containing l ,000 bushels ef pea
nutst on which there was $2,400 insu
rance, in the Imperial and Northern
Insurance Company, represented in this
city by aita-is. Atkinson A Manning.
We could not learn how the fire origi
nated. -
We learn that Uiberi Ribioson, a
colored lad about 177ears old, living
on Messrs. Fowl-r AKieth'a plantation
about four or five atiles below the city,
accidentally shot , himsjlf jmt above
the knee, on yesterday ) morniog. He
was carelessly handling :a pistol, when
it went off with the above result. The
wound is quite a paJufal use. though
not considered dangerouv , ,
The annual meeting Pf the stock
holders oi the Cardinal Central Rail
road Company was held la lb la titf oa
Thursday, April 27th. The followiog
gentlemen were eleiled as directors fot
theensalog year: M. P.Leac,D. W.
Oats, a M. Stedman, J. L. Minaia, W.
W. Chamberlain J. a Winder, J. M.
Rohi&soB, B. & Tucker J. S, Vrhedbee,
and R. a Hoffaas. Coh J. U. Rob-
inaoa -was aaanlaooiy elected pret i
dent. -
A hexrls2 as had la the U. S. Court
at New Rerne, oc Wednesday, ia tae
case of-the echoooer American Eigle
aai the sleaa tc CUothe, crtbU pert,
aad the Raker W rtckitg Compaay ol
NorfUlx, Va- agalart. tae Norweslxa
hark Galdhrirsa for cuias ef aalrte.
The Acerkaa D;'e ciaiaiiB-
tie RUathe tlC3. aad ihe Raker Co.
f j .CCO. The mautr was rttOTtii ta
Csnsixstx Tt J. nacittea ta uke
trclricsjr tad rtport te the ccert.
Lea lUt Yc:k ta uU ftt, Bi' tie
Ulrtt t:!? tit txs Tr. saaie, aia
Lirti.swi.i: C.Use lxa tltt U
Ir!:r iaC3L:-rs. iie i-iUcsca
ttZZ' L ..-; - wt3 v
L-Jt- - i-i t;tc. ..::::it
V Betty asd tiie Baby." The all-
ab3orblrg topic of "Betty and the Ba
by" is beantifully delineated in .very
pretty rhyme and music, and possesses
an especial attraction for those whose
sympathies are enlisted. The words
are by Geo. Cooper ; music by J. K.
Sweney.' Mailed on rerelpt of price,
85 cents. Leff& Walker, 1113 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. :''mM, ; '
Ob, th aad and weary nrlef that no sleep
can bring-relief, ' f -
For ia dreams the tallant soldier's
thonehta irlll atrar. . .
To the aad and ebrleu home, where he
- never more may roam,. ?
And to Betay and the Baby for away." "
Meecy T, Teusdy. The scbiJSSer
Mercy P. Irundy, commanded by Capt
Crosby, went ashore off Frying Pan
Shoala on Monday last, f She was load
ed with iron for the Carolina Central
Railroad, and was bound from Phila
delphia for this port. The crew of the
st hooLer were rescued - by Life Savins
Station No. 25, on Bald Head. From
tho last reports received, it was stated
Uiat the schooner 'had broken in two
about midship, and' that the cargo, as
well as the vessel, .would prove a total
OS?. ;
Although young at tho v business,
Capt. Dunbar Davis proves himself to
be the right man - in ; the right place.
This is the second crew he has saved
in the last two weeks, and compliments
are showered upon him from all around.
Well, Dan I thou good and faithful
servant. May you yet be ruler over
. V.Miy gg away from home to gat good
work done ? Encourage our own talent
and seo what we can do. As an evi
dence of wbat can be done in this way,
ust give Capt, Jim - McGowan a call,
and cxamiue what our own Wilming
ton boys can do in the way of mcehan-
sa. One cf the handsomest and most
sensibly gotten-op dry ice boxes we
hare ever seen, was made tor him by
our worth younz operatives C II.
Kline and Billy King. Encourage
home industry, and keep our little
chink turning round In our own coffers.
'Henry .Neill and C. French were
using loud, boisterous and vulgar lan
guage in the Parcel! House alley, Mayor-
Smith happened to be standing
near by aiidJWbf ard Jhom ,n' Jut
xha. cCaer Woebao to arrest them.
On the approach of the officer they
broke and ran, when a lively chase en
sued up the alley, and as far as Cur
no's stables where the fugitives sought
to secret themselves, but they were
1 m ' 1 . t . T. t 1 ' 31
orougut 10 uay, wnen xrenca piacioiy
yielded, but Neilfhad to be much per
suaded before .he could be induced to
to peep through the ban.
Etizi Jones was charged before Jus
tice Gardner with obtaining goods from
MesVra. Fowler & Kieth under-false
pretenses. The case was originally in
stituted before Justice Harriss, but was
for some cause removed to J ustlce Gard
ner' court, and from the position of
the parties excited considerable inter
est. Mr. E. H. Kinjr appeared for the
prosecution, and John D. Bellamy, jr.,
for the defease. ' The offense charged
is perhaps one of the most dlQcult to
establish in law authorities, aacieat
and modern, beiag very conflicting.
The rase was - earnestly and ably
argued, and the JasUce reserred his
decision until the following morning at
10 o'clock, when he decided In favor of
the prosecution, and held defendant
over to coart. 'it
Uasomc Peoceess. A tewMaaon
ic Lodge, called "Silver 6qaare,', has
just beeu crgttized at Clinton; W. CL, by
our diaupgukhed cillxen, and North
Carol in a' most gifted orator, Col. Geo.
L. Maboa, Deputy Grand Master fur
the state. The selection of the iUlow
irg oCcers bespeak a brijat future for
the Lodge: . '
. W If Thomas Parker.
3 W John Baaticg.
J W Shade Branca.
SScrctary ChrUtophtr Taylor.
,Ty!er Lawrence Thorcpsoa.
Chapliia P T Joata.
s D Abraa Graham.
J D Thomas HilL .
- 8 S il J Saspeoa.
J S Shade Cocaor. ,
JcaoES DAV3r.-The oisj is
a Rti f the jarars tor the U. S. dis
trict Ocatt, thkh ecaveses la tli
city iha Cni Hs&Iiy cf Hay, 1,M:
XI iu DeOa5 J O 7zzet, HI
i!cCVe Alex Jlrua, HI Hirrrl,
J It Liua, II liHa, A A Uirt:J
U C Etaaa, JjOi Aalinca, R tr Psla-,
J II Jtars, Oils Heaves 7 J
i n h rciy. a zi:u
rr.J II Hiit?t J dii i::.r.
Jii t;r:-A CU U ! H H r:l
irir ricut:!, j ut.:i
ISTEEE3TJK3 AND IilPOSIXO CeEE-
MOC1E4- The Temple of Israel, ia this
city, wis the scena oa last Yi'edsK-ay
afternccn of an interesting and isipos-
lrg certmonv. Ibe occasion being the
marriage, according to the Hebrew ritual-ci
Mr. Jacob I. Macks, a yourj
aud prominent lawyer of this city and
Miss Adaline Green wald, a daughter
of Mr. N. Greenwald, an old and re
spected j citizen. At the hcur which
had been previously fixed upon, the
beantifui little edifice of the Hebrew
congregation, which had heen. tasteful-
y decorated, for the occasion, was filled
by a lare and fashionable' assembly.
The dce swelling tones of the organ
gave notice that the bitdal party was
about to&rriye, and ii a short time af
ter it ' bejan the bridal party filed up
the spacious isle. First came the ush
ers, then! .the groomsmen and. brides
maids, a4d then the biidesnd groom,
all being most elegantly attired. The
ushers,- groorxsmen and bridesmaids
filed to ithe right ; and left of the
pnlpit, bringing the bride and groom
directly ia front and beneath a taste-
ally arranged floral bell, which was sus
pended from the ceiling, xhe mar
riage ceremony was lhen perlormed in
an i impressive manner by Rev. Dr.
Mcndelsolln, who took the occasion to
deliver ah eltient, though brief ad
dress on the marriage state After the
ceremony he' bridal party filed out of
the building, followed by the large con
gregation. I ;;.- v:; ijK. I-,
Ihis interesting ceremony Was fol
owed by an elegant reception and ban
quet at Getmania Hall, where the bri
dal party and invited guests of the
newly married pair, numbering about
one! bandied and fifty, set down to a
table fairly groaning under the weight
of delicacies, while .in a few! moments
the popping-of champagne corks min
gled with the entrancing strains of the
mnsic furnished by. the harpers, made
a diapsen, tie memory of whose refrain
will not soon cease to tinkle in the
minds of all those present. , i
At about 11 o'clock the bridal couple,
followed by the congratulations and
best wishes of their numerous friends,
took the north bound train, while the
remainder of the company remained to
smauness ot ithe hours reminuea inem
that it was4 time to depart,
Well, best wishes, Jacob, may the
succeeding years add to your happinew,
subtract from !y oar troubles, divide your
cares and multiply your joys. f
ACCiDEST. Last Tuesday afternoon,
about half-past 3 o'clock, ft scaffolding
erected around Mr. Beck's residence,
oa the'corBer of Sixth and Red Cross
streets, for the purpose of repairing the
roof and chimnjty, suddenly gave way,
throwing the wot k men tqjhe ground,
severely injuring them. Mr. Tolar, ia
trying to savelbimself, fell on the limbs
of a tree which somewhat broke his
fall, but scarred him very badly; Mr.
John Bradley fell from ihe scaffold
head first, and was kttivusly Injured;
in fact, Dr. A.! D. McDonald, who was
immediately cilled, expressed it as his
oplaion that Mr. Bradley had sostala-
ed some internal Injury of a. very seri
ous nature. At the time the scaffold
broken a colored bey who eras carrying
mortar to ft raasca at work oa the roof,
was on a taddcf leaaiag galast It, was
oaipjared. Tile scaffold was about CO
feet high. TV were placet ia ft car
riage aad e t jed to their respective
bin , wb r ihyy coatd be examined
acu receive proper attecttoa.
A meeting ef the members f the
WOmisctoa bar was held this morning
at 11 o'clock ia the Court Haare. Hca.
O. P. Mean was called to the chair aad
Mr. John D.BcUxmy, Jr was rcnt
ed to act as sccrlttiiT.
Mr. W. B. MjcKey was callc J epea
t explain the elject ef the ccctlrr,
whkh he said to W ta the repose cf
favoring a Bar AwoctaUoa. I pea xse-
tioa a ceamlUee ef three, ecoiiirx ef
W. B. McKey, f . IL Darby. aalT.W.
Stria re was irpbiattd ta c.tA ft cca
stI:st;oa asd ly-lf, aaS t ltia a3
tie sigs'aterte ef 5 tie : ' jsiembew'- f tie
larteaatrmrcat ta umlleA-
eJailea, asd U ttpcrt ta aa 'fticrsrJ
2wejU5 '.to I-e htli mil ZiZzsZjtf tvr
israt.l.t!fli at tie Cctrt llrtfa.
f Oa ms&ia, it tsectls j a" gsrsri.
Tuszl Tus&i Vusaz ! .TTla
wvsll Lars tiscjlt ill a nrt 111 1
cslja swt.:sr: ttfvz Ct i
Htve It, j'sitsxra!! a!;r ty il t t::z it
cf rsrJt' axl C-rrt?: -jrJtz.
Ultra t tie crriiU tf lit rx-! JUztl
tke 111 3 t!y d.:it':'Ta
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Tharls to;:r y f.:.i" ,r If
redely t3 c:r r.::l r::;- :
ti ctdil V.J lk:;r, C. . 1 II I
rallies, for cc!i zzn la ti'j I
Haw weald rrcuZcrt R. P. P.r: ! i
we da succeed ia c'-ltlr-j lis r r: .
railrcai frcm CI!zt;a toPcriiC :
Hcucr ta when hcrcr ii t!
NE7 ADVrr.TI"
I would rwpactfnUy uotTy lv f"
and pubUe r"rallT tvit I 1 , ,
rail aorply of Caoic :c.ap 1 t r j f .
pre?ared to fill ordera to t.i r m s
luiroada and lUvera, at low 1 1 . t 1
pope to aecare a re?urs-' i' . ' . .
troop -a. lkJ.l.Ai.
apruJdt . ' , - rteprktor I-w i. j ... ;
FOL1 C.LC,
A pair of venr Cae Caal;,T7rr t r
Harness, complete. The Goats are ric. : -broke.
Will work slasle or docile, per
cons who wish to parch ate will arpiy to
WILBUR FEXWY CNADAY,
On Oran between 5th and eth strettr,
April 23 tf : r
PR0SPECTU3
or -
At Homo and Abrci'J,
Tea ito cec:::d t:;.2,
CccscisTTith April, 1832!
The TttoarfdM nt 1 TTawb wn Aa-.m
tot lti aeoood year, have never been br
er. Itraoeesa has beea more mvkci" la
rif "" Fnoa or us initial year, tba
that of aaysoothera entwrprlM of
!r.fb.lira5'.tr lta Prc are always t wel
with the hit-heat toned and rnre.t Kura.
tore: lta m&nun n tiirth. nut . ..
f d nTwr S?ePt mlaoeliaaeooa, tr ev a
trtbatiooa. OoaUaae yoar ktad rtror -e
aad enoooratemant, Bd yoa wtU r
a rsaxet oavioc aai4 yeor
name to the aabaarlsUoB lui at at I ,-t
AitdAbsoad.
eena your aabscrlptloni early, fcn'bra
earaewyearseula. XJoral com mUuoaa
to general aad local aaeata everywhere.
Price, 22X0 a yeu: zizzU t5;y TZo
Addreaar -
Editors T At Hons ao Aaitoas,
Chartotta, st.O
OOOTO AfJD CIIOHD.
T AM rrtEPAREp TO UAKB AND Et. .
pair BooU and Shoes ta the very briS .;
workman-like manner. Work rartraBtMir.
JAMS) W. TAYL03,
Second between rrlneess aad Chsstaat I'M
epi iaiy. ?
runniruriE
WE AHIC OKr&RIXO
BtRS nuu
gaina to purchasers or "
Furnituro & Bedding !
OarfUoek rmhraim ill U tlcl mint'
leading style of Mae aad alliaaa ..
Dcd-Hoom Onlft,
PARLOR SUn?, TABLES,
LOUNGES, CHAIRS, BCD STXADU,
BUREAUS, A7ASHSTAKD3,
WARDROBES, DEilCd,
. SPRING BED3. XUTr&EJE?,
CRADLES, BAbY CARRIAGE'S,
We have had a pmrU ef n rar I
the raralutre halM rtcUt here HV.
atavwMjMM aaow vare a Nr aad wa-s
to bur. aad ei oar VnttrT s k... l
of io lwt vmm uiai
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