North Carolina Newspapers

Ss2 -... TT . Tr.;:';':71t 1 W. M. BROWN, Manager. CM r 'V Office over the N. C. Book Store. TEUM3 OF SUBSCRIPTION : One oopv six weeks, (postage paid,) FIFTY CEHTS. .Orders unaccompanied by cash 7 -li AX will receive nouwnuon, DIRECTORY. United States C.orcrnuicitt.' Ulyssos S. f iraut, of Illinois, Presi dent. -Henry Wilxon, ofMafs., V. President. Hamilton Finhif N. Y., Sec'y of State, llenjamin II. Hristow, of Kentucky, Secretary or tno Treasury. William W. Belknap, of Iowa, Secre tarv of War. - George M. Robeson, of New Jersey, Secretary of tho Is avy. ' Columbus Delano, of Ohio, Secretary of tho Interior. Edwards Piorrepout, of New York, a tinrnev General. Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, Post- m.xHtcr General. Supreme Conrt of tho V S. Morrison U. Waito, of Ohio, Chief Justice. Nathan Clifford, of Me., Asso. J ustice. Noah H. Hwayno,oro., S.unue! F. Miller, of la., n iv i.l I):l iM. of 111.. 4 4 4 44 Stephen J. Field, of Cal.t 41 William M.Strong.of Fa., Tanl 1 IlradlRV.of N.J- Wanl HnnUof N. Y.. . . ' . ) Omrt meets lirst Monday in Decem lier, at Washington. r N. Cm Ilcprctfcntatloii In Conprcss. SKNATK, A. S. Mcrrimon, of Wake. f Mat. W. Ransonf, ot Nortliampton. HOUSK OP RKPBKSENTATIVEM. 1st District Jesse J. Yoates. " J. A. Ilyman. :u - A. M.Waddell. 4th 44 Joseph J. Davis. ' 5th 44 A. M. Scales, r.th 44 Thomas S. Ashe. 7lh 44 .W. M. Robbins. , 8th 41 Robert H. Vanoe, ITultetl States ConrU. , Tho stated tormsof tho U. S. Circuit and District Courts are as follows; United States Circuit Court Kaslern District North Carolina Hold iirRti--ih lirst Monday in Juuoand la-st Mon day in November. . v ir. L, Bond, Circuit Court. Judge ; residence, Hal timore, Md. , Goo. W. Drooks, District Court Judge, llislern Diatrict ; rosid. Elizabeth City. IT. S. Marshal, J. B.1IU1; oir.. ltalcigh. N. J. Riddick, Circuit Court CMork ; ofneo, Raleigh. EASTERN DISTRICT COURTS. , Elizabeth City, third Monday in April and October. Clerk, M. It. Cul pepper ; resi., Eitz. City. ; Nowbern, fourth Monday in April and October. " Clerk,Geo. K. Tinker ; resi.. Newborn. Wilmington, first Monday after the fourth Monday in April and October. : .. iHerk, Wm. Iarkins; resi., Wilming ton. Marshal, J. U. Hill, office, Raleigh. District Attorney, Richard C. Badger; residence. Raleigh. AssisUnt, W. If. Young,' Ox ford. U. 8. CI RCTJIT COURT W INTERN DIST. II. I. Bond.U.S. Circuit Court Judge, Baltimore, Md. Roltert P. Dick, U. S. District Judge, Western District ; resi., Greensboro. Robert M. Douglas, U. H. Marshal ; olUce, Greonsloro. . Circuit and District Courts in the Western District are hold at thu same time. Groonsboro, lirst Monday in . April and Octolr. Clork, John W. Payne ; re il, CJreens lioro. States ville, third Monday in April and October. Clerk, Henry C. Cowles; res i., States -ville. Ashevi He, first Monday after the fourth Mouday In April and October. Clerk, E R. Hampton ; resi., Ashe ville. Virgil S, Liisk. U. S. District Attor ney ; residence, Ashevillo. Assistant, W. S. Ball, Greensboro. 1TnlteI States Internal lKcrcnuc. I. J. Young.Collector Fourth District, ofllco. Raleigh. P. W. Perry, Supervisor Carolina?, Ac, ofliee, ltalcigh. tharlewPorry, AssisUnt Supervisor, Raleigh. Uorernntcnt of NortU Carolina KXKCUTIVK D R PARTM KXT. Curtis II. Brogden.of Wayne, Governor. John It. Neathery, Private Secretary. R. F. Armfield, of Iredell, Lieutenant Governor, and President of tho Senate. W.H. Howerton, of Rowan, Sec of SUte. David A. Jenkins, of Gaston, Treasurer. A. D. Jenkins, Teller. lknald W. Bain, Chief Clerk. John Reilly, of Cumberland; Auditor. Wm. P. Wetherell, Chiof Clerk. S, D. Pool, or Craven, Supt. of Public I ristruetion. . John C. Oorman, of Wake, Adj. Gen'rak T:,1.1??? ot ra"vUlo. Att. Gou- W. Kerr, Mecklenburg, Sute Geolo gist. Thou, R. Punjell, of Forsythe, Ubra'n. llenryM. Miller, ot Wake, Keeper of tho Capitol. - - . ... oovkrsor's cotycii ' ' Tlie Socrctary of State, Troasurcr Auditor and Supt. of Public Instruct'n! Roard of Education; The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney General constitute the State Board of Education. - The Gover nor Is President, and the Superinten dent of Public IiiStructlon; Secretary of the Board, ' I , " jj NOJ K : ... supreme Court. Richmond M. Pearson, of Yadkin.Clilef justice. . Edwin G. Reade.of Person. Asso. Justice. Wm. B. Rodman.Beaufort, - " W. P. Bynum, Mecklenburg." Thomas Settle. Guilford. " " Tazewell X. Hargrove, ofG ran villo, Re porter. W. H. Bagley, of Wake, Clerk. D. A. Wicker, of Wake. Marshal. Meets in Raleigh on the first Monday In January and June. Superior Courts. J. C. Li. Harris, Solicitor, Raleigh. Wake Conntr Government. CommissionersSolomon J. Allen, Chairman ; Wra. Jinks, A. G. Jonas, Wm; D. Turner, J. Robert NowelL Sheriff S. M. Dunn. ' : s Superior Court Clerk--Jno. N. Buntlng. Treasurer David Lewis. Register of Deeds W. W. White. Coroner James M. Jones. Surveyor N. J. Whitaker. v City Government. Mayor J. II. Separk. Aldermen First TFircrd Jas.McKee, John Armstrong, H. J. Hamill. Second Ward J. J. Nowell. W. ll. Martin, Stewart Ellison. Third Ward P. F. Pescud. Jr.. John C. Blake, Wm. C. Stronach. R. II. Bradley, J. C. R. Little. Fourth Ward II. C. Jones, James 11. Jones, James II. Harris. Fifth Ward P. C. Fleming, J. Ruffln Williams, K. II. Jones. Treasurer Leo. D. neartt. Clerk and Collector George II. Wil liams. The following is the list of coun ties that have elected; anti-Convention and Republican delegates: - AlamanciV Ashe, Bertlo, 4 ' Bladen, Hrunswick, Camden, - : ; V - X f t t I '1 if. 7 i Slection lUewsl , Chowan, . i Craven,- '. , " '2 :; 1 Cumberland, - . 2 j Dare, 1 ' j BgeeondKv it?T2!i ' Forsythe, " 1 ; Gaston, 1 '" - Granville, - , 2 ; Greene,. ! ,.: . V- 1 ( ; Guilfonl, 2 , Halifax, 2 Henderson, .1 Hertford, 1 Jackson, ant i-Ctm. Dem. 1 I Johnston, , 2 , . Jones, 1 Lenoir, 1 ; . Mecklenburg, 2 Mitchell, ; : 1 rontKomery, 1 Moore, ' ' New JIanover, , . .3 Northampton, lAi Pasquotank, 1 : I Perquimans, 1 Polk, .4 , 1 ;Randolph. 1 : " : 2 ; iRichmond, , f 1 Rutherford, 1 Stokes, 1 Tyrrell, . . ; 1 "Wake, . ".f r ; , - ;:-4r .Warren, 2 - Washington, 1 Wayne, . ; . f '"''''". 2 Wilkes. .- ) : v 2 Yadkin, 1 Total, 61 4j r ; Every one of the foregoing are known to bo anti-Convention dele gates. This gives us a majority of threo with , tho if vacancy t Trom Orune. The counties of Cherokee and Clay havo not been heard from other than through Democratic ru mors.. The county of Currituck has not as . yet been .'olUfciallyf heard from, and a dispatch-on' yesterday evening states that it is thought to have gone for Baxter, antl-Oonven-tioa candidate. RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST. 13, 1875. ! i t I - hit COltKKSPONOENCE. Mr. Editor :In the fight in which we have won so glorious a victory over the Democratic sedi tionists and enemies of equal rights, among those that were most distin guished for eminent service is the editor of the Constitution: With out the unremitted and skillful as sistance rendered by you and your coadjutors, the Convention would havo been in the hands of our ene mies. All honor, therefore, be to W. B. Richardson, editor of the Daily Constitution. Voice of the People. Notice. As it is rumored that I am a Democrat, I take this method of contradicting the report, and re quest the men who originated it who are doubtless an enemies of mine to meet me, either privately or publicly, and I will convince them that they have done me in justice. I never have nor never will vote the Democratic ticket ; and when I die I want to be wrapped in the iAmerican flag, with the Constitu tion in my right hand. 1 -TiJ Isaiah Perry. i" . . ' ! NEWS ITEMS. . A Baltimore dispatch says that Cattle & Rosoby, known as the New York Tea Company, have failed for $G0,000. : A Cairo dispatch says the Abbyssians arn niakiner r re na rations to invade the Egyptian frontier, which S3 not suffi ciently guarded. fiL' Tj If X ll X i A large flouring mill was on lire in San Francisco at 7 o'clock yesterday Thursday) morning, and it was feared the tire would be driven to the heart of tho city. ' ' v ' - An annrehensioti is felt of an Indian attack at Corinne. A Salt Lake dis- Eatch says that women and children ave .been sent from Corinne, and a company of troops have been ordered there. A soecial to the London Standard aays that great numbers of the Monte- oigrins have jomeatne insurgents. 11 is asserted on eood authority that Rus sia will not prevent Montulgro from aiding the Herzegovinians. ! Constantinople. Aur. 12. The Turquie newspaper of this city says the situation in Hersegovina is be coming grave. Bands of insurgents have descenaea into me piain unu attacked Tiebigna, burning and pil laging in all directions. , , I Williamsburg, Mass., Aug. 12. --Mill Kiver reached its highest at mid-night. The abutment of the stone bridge hero is (destroyed and the road badly aamagea; aeiaying travel a day or two. Tho people in tno village ueu 10 me nms. i TIT OTrVvHrnnv ' A'tio-;i 1 0. llitlfvl S ' D. Hinman telegraphs from the Bureau of Cayenne, unaer uate 01 tho nth. that tho Indians at Chay- enno and Standing Rock have con sented to go to lwxi uiouu ior coun cil. Tho agents are instructed to furnish them rations for the jour ney and attend formally if possi ble. , . . ; T , ; bune says a discovery has been made that a largo amount of the indebt edness of Duncan, Sherman &Ca, lield in this city, is "accommodation paper in the lorm "Oi unucs arawn on tlicm bv a confidential ' clerk' in their ofllco accepted by them and sold to various banks . through note broKcrs." , , s, New York, Aug. 12. The North ern Pacific Itailroad with all its franchises was -sold by order of Castor to-day and bid in as entirely by the purchasing committee con sisting of Livingstone, Billings, Stark, Morchead, Hutchinson and Demison, representing the general body of i bondholders who have or may hereafter assess. No competi tion in price; nominal sale resulted In transfer of tho company'd propr erty to the bondholders who upon the surrender of tlie bonds will re ceive stock in s reorganized com pany. : ':. . . 1 Wilmington . Star: We learn from a correspondent at Laurinburg that a dreadful homicide wa3 com mitted near that place last, week. A woman was robbed and murdered on last Tuesday. Her body lay in tho woods from that day until Sun day, when it was found by accident. A post mortem examination was held. '; : ; . 4 LOCAL DEPARTMENTS , FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AUG. 13. 187?'. Mcotinff of tho Bar in Respect to Hon. W. A. Graham. We are indebted to the Sentinel for the following report of the mee' ing of the Bar on yesterday : At a meeting of the . members of the bar held in the; rooms of the Supreme Court on yesterday, Aug, 12th, for the purpose of expressing their sense of sorrow on , account of the late Hon. Wm. . A. Graham. Onjnotion the Hon Bartholomew F. Moore . was called to the chair and Chas. M. Bushee, . Esq., ap pointed Secretary. On motion Hon. Win. II. Battle, Hon. Wm. B. Hodman and , Hon. A. S. Merrimon were appointed a committee to draft suitable i resolu tions expressive of the sense of the meeting. ; ,. . . ... v,,?,.. ; The committee reported the fol lowing! resol u tions : . , . : . t The members of the legal profes sion assembled for the purpose of ex pressing their esteem and affection for the Honl( William A. Graham, and their sense . of the loss which they, in common with , the whole State, have 8 ustai ne d v by his death do resolve, , . ' . t , ... j 1 liesolved That wo find in tlo Hon. William Alexander Graham a bright example of all the virtues of. a private citizen, as well, as illustrated by the able and faithful performance of all the dutres of professional and pbliticai life. , r ; I 2. Jiesolve(li That as a member of the bar ho was diligent and careful in the preparation of ; his cause, able and . skilful in an argument, kind and courteous and respectful to the court. . . , . f . ..... j 3 Resolved That as a public of ficer, whether, of his ? own State or the United States, he was always equal to tho occasion, filling the many high offices to which ho was called wi Ui unswerving fidelity and distinguished ability,. j A . Resolved, That as a proper , tri bute of respect ; to - our deceased brother, whom many of us loved and all respected, it is requested that these resolutions bo presented to the Supreme , Court . with a re quest that they may bo entered up on the minutes of the court. 5 Resolved, That a' copy of these resolutions be sent to tho family of the deceased by the chairman. . ! 6 'Resolved,' Thai a copy of the proceedings of this meeting be fur nished for publication in all the city papers- i . 5 7 Resolved, That the chairman be requested at his convenience to select a member of the bar to de liver an address upon the life and character of our deceased brother. s Judge Battle in submitting the resolution referred in appropriate terms to the unsullied record of the deceased as a lawyer, and after remarks by Geo. H. Show, Esq., Chief Justice R. M. Pearson, R. C. Badger, Esq., S. A. Ashe,' Esq., D. M. Carter, Esq . , JudgeJS G. Reade, Hon. W. N. H. Smith, and Judge Geo. : W. Brooks, the , resolutions were unanimously adopted. . . ; . On motion, the Attorney-General was requested to present the resolu tions to the Supreme Court,, on Au gust 13th, at .12 o'clock m. , r On motion it was resolved that the members of the legal profession assemble in tho , Supremo Court Room at &oU to-morrow aitcrnoon, for the purpose of receiving the ro mains of Gov. Graham at the gate of the Capitol, y ; -: ; f i ! .' B. F. Moore, t , f . . ' V V Chairman. , C. M. Bushee, Sec'y. s State , news is sairce in . conse- quenco of tho excitement over the election. ' f ft? 1T0 ' I iVj "r;r."V't 34.' 1 A Grand Demonstration ' ' ? - j'..:';,,:.; i. ft t ; " & Jollification. ; People from all Parts of the . . . . . .; . .. State Present. THE STREETS ILLUMIN ATED. TAR, PITCH & TURPENTINE i : 1 ? 1 i - ... 1 i J I Transparencies. ot t4Evcryu.Va- ' rlety nbiifires? in Every': I ' . Iirection.;i , j . '; . x ..'if ' ' I . . ' ' A LARGE NUfilDER MOUUTED- THE, HOUSES APPEAR TO I SPURN ?K5 THE llGh6ltiwl . UP.Qlf WHICH THEY ' 'PRANCE. is' . . 1 - j .'-.-r-J- j, The Music of the Band and i v the Voice of the People ; 1 Blend in the Cry, .-1 i .1.4..:,' VICTIIHY ! VRvrORY! r Elopnt aM Patripiis Sececlics by bur Worthy. Goferiior t other ; , Prommeiit : Gentlemen. . OLD BAPTIST'' iGROVIi FILLED WITH THE TEOlrtANIlV OF : " TITH ' STATE. Great Rejoicing over 'the 'Def eat of the Revolutionists and the Success of the Great National Re- : s publican Party. . .." . f Last evening tho time appointed for the celebration of the glorious vic tory which was'acliieyetl; on Thurs day last, hundreds of people from the surrounding country And distant Darts of the State began to pour into the city and crowd bur thoroughfares loner before night. At 8 o'clock the Oak City ! Brass Band, with. :the marshals and horsemen, marched down r to i A s Magnin's. .Esq.;, on FayettcYillo street, where the large crowd had 1 assembled, ' and every man was provided with a. light of some kindt but most of them. were transparencies with . mottoes 01 3V cry .imaginable i description. .The following are some tliat wc noted SALISBURY. Aug. C, '75. Hon. W:R. Richardson; - The victory Is 1 purs. : ;.Gd; 00 J : praised. T. M. Auco. RATES OF ADVERTISING: One square, one insertion, - - 1 00 One square, two Insertions, - - l po Onouare, jQna xreck-- - - 00 Quarter columnrsix weeks, - - 10 00 Half column, jix'xreeks, - - 17 CO Special Notices 10 cents per Uno. Lo cal Notices inserted in regular local columns,' 15 cents per line. . ' f V i '( ' -v v. . ' - . "The Daily .Constitution, tho people's paper. ' . Willie McDonald, our little all right." V. It, llichardson; the, people's Editor.' . . . . . :: Doc Sorrel 1, our 4 glorious Sccre- "K. K. K.,Kcogh and the Kan by Konstitution.V. ,.T "'.!,. .; "Muffin ' IDick - victorious, &c., Here a procession was formed, and under the direction of tho chief marshal, Col. T.M. Argo, it moved up Fayettevillo street to. tlie Capi tol, around it to Ilillsboro street, and after parading through several other streets, it marched to ; tho old Baptist Grove, ,IIere a :;largb plat form had . been creeled around which the:egrfgious rnultitudo' as sembled, and to yhich the speakers for the occasion1 theiiV ascenildtl. Cheer after cheer wa given t as tho faces of Governor Brogdcn, Hon . It. C. Badger, Cols. T. M. Argo and ,1. J. Youdg; Maj;WriC' Smith, J. E. . Boyd, Esq. , pf; Ajamance, Attorney General Hargrove, Geti. ; W. D. Jones, T; RPdmellfj..'arid'a host of other prominent ential gentlemen, of this' Stato. ap peared on the stand . ;:.! The assemblage was tailed to. or, der, after, yhich Goy.i Brogden was vociferously cailed,. for, and respon ded tin a' speech' " of about three quarters of ah hour in: ldrigth. ' ; It was one of the best and mo3t patri otic speeches we ever heard, and as several good judges have already, remarked, it was one of the'bost of-' fbrts'of his lifeV ;Hoh: Il.;C.' Badg- j er followed him in a-specch which was neat, rich and racy, &nd 'fitted the occasion exactly.; '.Then , cane j. S. Mason of 6 T. M. Argo, W. F..tlendersoni' and : I. J. Young, Attorney-GencraI "tlfiT- Purnell, Esq., Mj. Vt. ' A Bmltih of Johnston, Mr. J. n.' Harris and Rev. Mr. Perry. All of these gen tlemen made eloquent and brilliant speeches, and thus the enthusiasm was continued until a lato hour in the night. About eleven o'clock - the meotingi adjournea. ana me crowd-' dispersed, and hero ended nnt nf thn grandest torch ; litrht and jolificjtion dem oristratiohs.that ever 'i i . A largo delegation came : down from Orange this morning. ; , ' ; Tlie Capitol is draped in mourn ing for the late : Gov. '.Win. ; AV Graham. ' . ' . ' ,..,(. iTlie. S. troop3 at tho " Garrison turned out to meet the remains of I Gov. Graham. i jThe bell at the Capitol , is no tv being tolled in consequence of the r death of Gov. Graham v'!t ; "'Mr' . We were pleased to meet our ir -dcfatigablc ei-reprcsentative Joh'n' Williamson, Esq. j of LouLsburg, in the city oh yesterdays 'f '- 5 i ;l .. jWe had a little rain last evening but it did ? not prevent ihc people ' from rejoicing oyer, the great , yicr f dry won last Thursday. . i 1 ' - - - . ' ,:DiotE9EOF North Carolina.- Bishop Lyman' iAproiiTnT37 Uugust 15, 12th Sunday ' after; f Trinity, Morganton. k' i x .-August 16. Qld Fort., s i ' . V -August 19,St. 1 Aiidrcws,1 Bun combe county. r . v ... v U tAugust 30, IIawv 'Creek, Bun- combo county. ; -t " ' . August 22, 13th 1 Sund ,ancr: Trinity, Warm Springs. ' August 25, BornsYiltcrr- 1 August 2S,.JJaker3yillfiJ i August 21),, Hth Sunday .after. trinity, Elk mver Vitlley.,1 1 . August 31; Beaver Dam, Bun- 4 combQ county .-...i v kuU i i . ,tuii ; Sept. 2, . Brevard, i Transylvania- n "seSCJ ku"lM in Aho Vdlry - Sept,! 6, ' Sunday I after Trinity; llatItock.'Vioji iw" lirifT) Sept. 7, Hendersonvillc