North Carolina Newspapers

1 ,"V THE 'WILMINGTON POST. W. P. CANADAY, ;. Editor. J. J. CASSIDKY. j 1 WILMIM1TON. N. C. TRIO AT. JUlfE 9, 187C, Wt btiln)UlKl the senior of Jlr. V. J. HnkBAai as ear AtnL lie U ealWr- Uod to Baacoatnrlad rccclfl eaoarya deeTaalXxr. tr. l C IJeeeary, of ruUi. Jf. C will cum Eaetera XtrU UwoiUia,fcr TitPwr. IliU aalharlsed to mco I neu ul rml pi tot Boey d oe Th t fwr. (Iduatl H. TrtrcU baa cooaantrd to caerees VnUn 2arth Corolla la lb la Umt of Tat rowr. h aatborlaedt ollrtt aabaertptioaa aad recetfl tor aooaeyt deeTas FWT. Proclamation by the Presldeat of the United fliates. Whcbejis: A joint rec4ut!ou of the Senate aad 1 loose of Kepresentative of the United Slates was duly ap proved oa the 13 th day of March last, which resolution is m follows : - B it raoirrd by tkt Sntat tad Ike Jfomee ReprtKntotitt Ike tUcxl Vort America m Conjrr oMrmbird. That it be and is hereby recommended by the Senate and House of Eepresen Ulivet, that hart assemble in their e cralcoanties ortowna on the approaching centennial anniversary of our national independence, and that they cause to have delivered on each day a historical ketch of such county or town from its foundation, and that a copy of said ketch be filled in print or manuscript in the clerk's office of said county, and an additional copy in print or manu script bo filed in the office of the Li brarian of Coogrr, to the intent that a complete record nity be obtained of tbe progTeaeof our institutions duriug tbe lirrt era ten Dial of their existence ' And whereas, it i deemed procr that Mjcb rcconinicodalioa be brought to the notice and knowledge of the ivot'le of tbe United J-Ute: now. there- lore. I Ulyasea !. Cranl, IreiJcnl of the United fcltes, do hereby declare and hereby make known the sane, in the hope that the object of such roolu two may meet the approval of the e pie of the United SUtcs, and that ocr steps may be taken lo carry the same into effect. iiTto uuJet luy hand at the City of H ahiiigtoi, the 'lh day of May, in the year of our lrd l"7i, aud f the independence f Ihe I'nitvd Slate tbe I'UKb. U. e. Hussi. hj the rreidnl . Hamii.io.n ri-.li. re La It of Slate. lllbtuntlk.lliu.l I.1IVIH I. The pendiuf ameudnieuLt l our fctate I on.,tituti.n were conceivrl in fin aud born in iniquity. I hey have m meir oriirin uosinRieurupoi geiua-, i ' logical blood which nt putrid with political dLseae.polilical depravity aud political iIIutiou. Ilieir atcruity i traced bach to that rotiiiray of mur derer and asnasftin which appeared in this State in 1W:, called oramunlr ku klua, aiaay of w bom were sent to the Albany lYuilealiary for their crimes, and many more who are still among us, aapunUhcl. In the year IS70 thrrc was an honest bit unsucccful attempt tMi the rt of the Slate authorities to ; suppress Um organicalion. but ihe cuuadrcU compmior it by fraud, aas- iaalioo and intimidation defeated the i power of the State, transferred them- elves to the "legislature, and there iailiated the hnt proceedings to over turn our organic law. The people repu diated their propositions by nearly ten thousand majority- Hut the last legis lature, instigated by thUsame infamous clement, after long and painful hesita tion by act of the General Assembly vwVref the people of tbe State to send to Balcigh delegates to a con ven lion to consider the same old proposition of the L- II... T . II . .v.. .1. . I annul. nwHtiMCBi wi t : r .1 .1 I t wm umira v vvuu- tioa, and the aggregate vote proved it. The opponents of the Convention had. as u pressed by the vote of the people a dean majority in the body, hot two of then were kept illegally front their cats aad one was subsidised, corrupt tJ, or coaaeu over to them, and o they Lad a majority of one in that body. And then that body illegally construct ed, a body ex toting contrary alo the ex pressed aad iaowa will of the people proceeded to pot forth to the people foe their acceptance certain radical chaoges io our prcKoul faadaaieatai Lav. And tbe assendmestU arc lobe voted Ho in November. ,The following are nearly all the un important aateadsscat, pffvpobcd, and II the amendment art to be voted fviurUr; prvhibiltsg the carry tag of cwexralcd wespoos; prohiUling rcTTt political aocWUew; making tbe raiot of ta Generat Avscmbly bkw tal, thaagiag the time of hvldiag the gtovral thrctHMn ftota Angwsi lo No- ebr ! ftliag the rsapnaatioa) af Mmbersof thetK-oera Assembly; r taUtdtiag a drpartmrat of Agr knit are. ' Inaugtaliosi and riatiuic; mirtag fciacty days rrudewce in a cvoaly as lult6catiosi for voting: pretidug that there shall be separate schools foe wkite d coiered ckilirre; rwatrvia certain taoda aad otWf rrvprlcs aad toco aits to edMcatiwo; ptovr-liag for the employ teat of cuentUs oa poUk notls; pro vblieg the aaaaavr of fat art asscoil aaau to tho tasCitatioo; .and pro hiUtiag saaniagvo Vetweea tat w kites and arjToes, Wt Vara bat few coos SKtt o aaait tpoo eUherof ihcst al feoMOC gtsat of thessart abstud, tt i trwe, and thai repair! sg ro days rear denco la a couaty as a rsaUiie W vulax Is a put of tao general Khesao t j ijJHscllm tbt aejroes aad the poor t laboring whites, whklrpervisdeta'.l this treacherous and "nLiiru3-aDl raacally movement The old Ximilu tiou coulained no liuiUatton a (o resi dence iu counties at all. but only re uirel twelve months in the Slate. Ihe provision in Ibe present Const i tuliou was limited bi thirty, days on accouut of the migratory eharacUrof the negro imputation;: IrH ptrtrt ninety days by these marplot for tbe purpose or diminishing tbe cuJorcd Tote ten o fifleca tltousanL- It! is on a par with other acbernea for legis lating the colored people out of the rights conferred apon them by Ike Con stitutiofi of the United Utates and this State. The vote-challenging act, in tended for the same purpose, did not teem to bare tbe expected eXect,(ot the colored rote continued atabout its usual number. Now they hare tried this. And now we gel into deep water. The above u only the ornamental drapery, the adorning paraphernalia, the sugar-cuating of the pill of this scheme of political villany. To the rest we shall address ourselves next week. KAUE-VAWON. In our Lisue of March 17. but. we charged corruption on Z. 11. Vaace and M. W. IUnsoo, in that the lafter paid to the former the sum of twenty-fire hundred dollars as a withdrawal fee so that Ran-tom might obtain bis seat In the Senate of the United States. On the publication of our article a great howl was raised throughout the Stale that these two immaculate saints of the l)cmocralic Church should thus have their spoiler characters traduced, and all rU of dire vengeance and confu sion wn threatened to bo peured on our head for mir sacriiege. Tbe Ital- eiU ,Srn(it naid "if the charge niado wx true.il would iutlantly and forever damn twof the Democratic leaders of our Male, and in the name of tbe Dem ocracy of North Carolina we call on our maligned friends to rie at once and t indicate lhcni!elvci, and crnsh bo.th the lantlfr and the slanderer. Let these gentlemen uail the falsehood to the forehead' of the slanderer. I yet thtiu put tliemelvet before the county ailhout p pot or blemish. Democratic recordi mmf ! imut'ictifatr and our ban ner unjullil.' ! In tiew id the fact that the houora- ! ble(.' ireullenien twrr not as vet risen ! Millie.!,! lliini.rlm it i f.ir li. , j.,,..,.,. tbat thev have n vindication . t npr al lt rt.rAln that neither of ,jm have heart or time to ro into the 1 .cn,lj0f;-uu,inr We join with the .v; BfH tiem to pu themelveA before Ihe country without iipot or blem- uh-lf thevran doit. Tim tnaddlr. though, about Demo- cratic records being immaculate and j their banner bcinr iinsulled. i rich. No robber on the hiebwav. or pirate on the seas ever flaunted an ensign that was deeiKrrdved in corruption than that .f ihe Democratic iarty. Will lUnceand Vanwm vindicate?' JL'DUK McKOY. I At i lie time thU imjxiitiil aud un- I biased Judge was about to impose the I heavy penalty of ten dollar upon mur- dercr Waddcll for committing an assault and battery with a deadly weapon upon one of the editors of the Torr, His Honor said the articles In the lrr that charged Waddell with Uing. rambler, Vt-That depend, upon ... lle a drunkard and a defaulter, "were li- publican candidate. The bloody-shirt bellous upon their face," yet he never I aked the question of the editors of the I iwr ;r.v. ,1.1 i.,ir- .v-i.-k I :.V..;,r:..J .oi oia Air. solicitor iv. . torment. juuge Aicrvoy. coucitor XHorment ana I s)w . . S)l ... . .1 ihimi) VtaOdClI SIT aemoCratS, IM . . , tee itkt is a i&cpuDiican newipaaer. i fulliors of Donlin and He Use of i,ori-a.i t iajusUce at Kajctte villa on Wednesdir lasLbr the officers of the lleiadl -a- 1 Nomi Bating Coovealioo The 5 Imiden llr.Prya. of leader. is chair and took the floor to ad- Waddcll'a ttominalioo. , The kah rnrmlssi SecrvUrr tUnd hU hands and an- was -atanurered" as a machine foe I wLi.n .1 ik. . 1- .wi i f ' 11 Ow-arowe aaaara) saaiV nvifV W aaJ ajwnamj w for they doat want hint and t have I his any longer to dixgrace them. Mr. b4anfWd of Uoptin, alladod per- avnaiiyto tne 1 usiatastcx, at jvenaas-1 ville, ia a .pcevh wde al lb WaJdcli I CoaveatMSt in laveitav tlWv tm ' UfW-1 aeaday last. Not for any ofScial row 1 iv i.a 1. a t .1 1 t l cor mit iaii, ti rcaustat nui IUrnWkao on the small salary ,1 of I two hand red dvllsrs' laid. This was a brave f act on th part r Ki..C.l .. -.1,1 w" . jti-MMi; a bo aw na-caiioi lor.a letivw conaty. atan, atvealy-f ve miles Uhiad his hock, fur hU political faith, aad Wand him as the raai of society ia Ken- . ... 1 aBavillJ Ucoaw ha Vutea aa ha LklaLa I rtat and a4 a IU. KUnsVard ' Al a recent term mi iha pet Ur Uoart of I-bewn cvnaty Judge JXcKey stalenced a cvlored asaa, a IbrpablicaB, to the pcaiteaUary fr t years O cwtiag anotaer ats - ibe fcesaj afre Wad attacked bsaa wnh artarw tviL TVs defendant cLaisaedi it was dosay In sell delta, ! This aasM Jadce bcw- teacod Sconndrel WaddaU Upav aa of bra dollars Car trying to kUi a -'-rm who was paaslag .kt!j a2oa the eireet. TheJa! and tha8cadri art bcOt dcsucr&U. " 1 ' ' 1 TO UUr,J,IIf COUNTT.nJtKETlPIO. -Mr. bUnford, delegate; to the Wad- del) convention which met in Fayette- Tiltej oi S Wednesday Clat !Iayt"a- ouuncea mat mere were oniy eigm men in his county Mw ho bad while skins " (meaning white men, of course,) who voted the JBepablkan ticket, lie fur ther announced in the saate public ma-. oer -tbas eetealf-fire W-o hundred colored men ,(fr "olggers,) Voted the DeatcxaXic tidkeU; ; v j vi y -Fellowr-cilueas of Duplin, did be tell the trulh? Two hundred people heard him say it. " -i - ' ';!.-- i ' , i-. : ; The Vicksbuxg alioi.. Umkl tells of one hundred and fifty armed negroes in that vicinity that got into a row en Hay 16tb, when -a poe of white men urdertd them to disperse. The result of their refusal was twenty negroes killed and many wounded.! No whites injured: j ; Tbe only risible effect ol one hundred and fifty negroes firing oa a?oeof white men was the killing of twenty of their own number ! ' I , TUB TXXAS GEJfTHY. : On ; the morning of May 22nd, at a place called Holing, Texas, ooa of the valliaat chivalry named Msjor George, west to the house of a negro man nam ed Fleming Huff and began cursing and abusing' him at . a terrible rate. Huff, not feeling disposed to be thus as saulted and abused in bis own house, after warning George to leave, started to get bis gun when George drew his pistol and shot him, killing him ou the spot. Wc have not beard yet of tue. town of Huliug, Texas, bciug burned. 4 Up to this present lime we we have failed to hesr anything of the final eel- tlementof J. B.Mcrheron, tax collec tor of Tender county, with the countr treasurer. , We are anxious and willing to publish the official Statement that the taxes collected have been paid over tb the treasurer, but unfortunately for tbe poor tax payers of that county, the statement has not been made for the simple reason that McPherson don't know where to find tbe money. "tattle Do Peep, lost his ihep. And don't know where to find tbem; it them aloa aad they'll all i-ouis home, Hrln(lD( their tails behind loetn. JuJce 5IcKoy. sentenced Ilowdy UVsddell to pay a fine often dollars, fur making an assault with a deadly weaioii with u iu tent to kill. Judge McKov and Waddell are democra's. . .... Jndee McKoy seutenced IJeuben Iooney to the penitentiary for ihrrr yevr$ for stealing a chicken. Judge McKoy H a white man and a democrat and Keubeu Looney is a colored man The New York U'erAf ha interviewed Mr.-George 3fagee, a Tery prominent "d Wealthy Democrat or soutbern New York, and gained from the latter the information mat liiuen m not very iioiHiIar in that section of the State. Aiurng the jU'-'Mions and answers were the follow inr: R. Has Gov. 11 vndricks any strength ,n vour section 7 3Ir' H-tI 1 kSI- mU R. Is it your opinion that there is to be any large accession from the Republican to the Democrats in this cry will keep the most or tbesl in their Prty. " ... IL You then believe that it u to be essentially a anuare fight between naocreu and Kenublicans ? . llr. Jr. Ida. ib nrt. - - I. . ft iMU ai m aiau, iuco, -i buuimw i IMt'ltnii iilhs on who will ramjto.lt-. I , 7 , ... 1 tZIZ" '7:'IZ erauo vote. 1 KtV!? I. . I . fV'lrr Jr7? tor tasiaace. as oerwMwr. vayaro. or rarker, of ew Jersey, whit porsonal marneXu- will consolidate thVparty aooT insure a full Democratic vote.' I JZZiZZiS. 7A 7 whe. was elected Governor by rr oQflW riyf ... ,f j IL-U not Governor Tilden atroog 1 Ca .. " L - .a -rl " T "I" M aar aro starii ssBaa ana wm asr ai as - - 1 f sa sa publicans of all clsssor; but therahas ooen no impcovemen ana . ""J , - a ,11,7. Z ' I CWiU not admlniatrativt reform beeoaaaemUally owe of U. lending . .:.. . t 1 WWW . ' mt. m.-i oeiievo it wiiirtiia I Kr. JI.-I believ. il aill-Uualk rtiorm. uat not reform v I'y 1 -rT .'. I of I s lioes reieossMaUvco of I nitchtlK MotTi, of V admiaferativn rtforai: t 1. 'adlet true aumiaiatrauvt morm; i ; "'Tl" W .rW.T enzared ia bl.ix their ieraucans. 1 CHxafcu mm as... v 1 wm. uvt uvi K. mrnmi mm 1 . 1 1 . 1 : ii. wl r I w.i. ,i:.l"-. -" " jaw aii m . Mt. -v.mmK h I ui.iv. tv r. . v a . a as . . m . a a . IhtlSUX kvaf W UeSIUTC mwm mm 'Mm - mmm :ftr'', """.:. ! .r" I taews ut, w 7 1 am ta rowoca ur ir. 11 wee aosai-1 nation. And now Uary say taa yiuaagn, tho cosnidacent I Von cratic djor torpor I mmA iWiiiMkUal Uu ariu mf ua I i-mar o. -"r loMCpdwna and oL Wlala ahock I it . t.. 1 . t 1 that wa hr leUt rtftarw nalnra. f a. . m . awl J raoa ssftf a--3f nu tnaa a4 1 liraa&,'bo as aoUiraly to bo thrown j an lata Uo aaaJes ri pniala W W no oclcr rrxson Hat h grrt ezpraakm u his grral cy al Lis aUaiairx an cCro, j to a Isoasa in haness if awA ! ( risk terms. . hai out rcrwo of poor uh?h aad Lis aost 1'it." wba) waa I at tklrrltrd at raen'viasn illftlaCcn. I H ha cms awl p,tj ura j TaBBOBo, If. CL; Jnne'l, 1S78. j Editor of jAe 'ubTt-fWhilei so manrare writisr for he ilosT in ref erence to ihjf etrsungcinrprrKl Dai preiereuro xo nominees, csc, per haps it may uot be am us for me to no tice through your -: columns something good rjnTt mm r nl U Witi tho oilisf tion of the colored youth of our country as conducted in the .free Jl.'ublicschool No. 1. at Tarboro,' 1 Jn,v,"1. !, The untiring' energy of ibcrincijl ol this schopl, ,M.-4MabnJ,hasj en abled bint to cootjaue , it in the face of seemi ngl j, jpsnxmeun table , difficul tics, and to-day it stands second to none in the Stale in point of ability displayed in Its laanagemenkj and the great good rtMltiDZ fJi.erefi-.,,, ri . It is much to be rtgretted that the do nations to this school, have as jet been insafBcient to procure a full and com plete outfit ol mans, VchArta, nd other apparatus so Indispensable to a perfect and systematic coarse of mebtal train ing.' ITiescicol furniture, boweVer, is being gradually added- to, as the funds will i permit, and ere .Jopgc'I beliere Tarboro wil boast of (Ae' scnoot of the SUte. . . v.;.v .... j, A .., . I speak from , personal knowledge of the school, baring . had the pleasure recently (as heretofore) of attending an Interesting a.nd thorough examination of the pupils, at which were' present" the County Hoard of Education.11 Messrs. John Lancanter .Chairman, WiCe Webb. James 11. Norville, M 1 Franklin Dew. witn their Secreiary tx officio, A ilcUabc, and Sheriff, Cobb, tbe Board of Examiners and : many other prominent citizens both white and colored. All expressed themselves as well repaid for their visit, sod ex pressed the greatest admiration for the management and di eiplinc displayed here, and much surprise at the rapid advancement made by the pupils.. 13y invitation, tbe school was ad dressed by Dr W A. Duggan, (form erly School Examiner) whose remarks were eagerly listened to i by all, and must doubtlety redound to. tbe great good of the scholars if properly ob beryed. He used the xtccaston to men tion a noticeable fact, tbe easterner of the colored youth of the couutry to attend school, and the desire ol their parents to send theni to free schools, as compared to the lukewarm nens evinced or mo parems of wnue cuuuren ui patrouixinz public aubod; and mauy other facts as proving the cure and rapid strides made by tue colored youth in their eager pursuit of learning. liy request. Dr. D. has promUed the children the publication of bis address at an early day to which they anxiously look. The last term of this school began July 1st, 187o, and will end June 3"ib, 18. b. ihe average attendauce has been nearly 300 scholar, number of teachers five, viz: A. I. Mabsou, Principal, Martha Clarke, Georgiana Cherry, Cbaney Bryant and Annie Mabson Assistants. aliases Clark and Cherry have charge of the intermediate department, Miss Bryant, the primary, and Miss Mabson, the A B. C department. The princi pal has a general supervision of the whole, and the exclustve charge of the higher branches. Tie principle branches taught are ; Heading, Writing, Spelling, Geography. History, Scholars Companion, Compo sition, Urammar, (bngjisa aud Lalin; Arithmetic, Algebra, Astronomy, Book keeping, &. The corps of Assistants are worthy aad eminently qualified to fill their respective positions. The school is under the general su pervision of an energetic and efficient receiving the immediate attention and frequent visits of tbe County Board of education. Mr. Mabson, as an instructor. Is un surpassed. Id addition to his thorough educational qaauncaliona, ne pas bean in the work, and he is accomDlishinr sreat rood in bringing the poor colored youtn or Ibis community irora tue oarx domain of ignorance, and leading them fraduallv tt. paa- - 1 mi nr in A th aonaeauent ------ 7" . . . ezaltaUon crtbem as a race, au wno art acquainted with him and his noble . . t i : 1 1 efforU can bat bid him God speed. li b rreaUr to be hoped-that the . , . viv : "VTnn rSh TJ under fcr.vh" ?"Z2ttS!Z "iK.J.rrr,:' irr. ' " k." 1 vZt Tr.i iT! nZtZuJ? D,- , iJJJJ olttowaY. " liMtatr Ksamiaer - ifij SraatorsToti B-iataviar of juriWklioa numbered thirteen, as Iwl aTl fbliows : lesrs. iwmaKic, Uamcroo. JihTZZUT 'JJTJZ&Z - ' t" . : . . lZZZZZZZttZTZMZ: - -- - - - - - rnfo&u voting arainat jar isdic numbered bul two, ile-ws, Eatoa and Jooe. of lloriiU. While 'it was ooBJCedthaialoasra. lawe, Edmonds; ersaoit,rNargeot, kuaii oJ W'JUi-h all l.Kli. cn,wonhl vole in favor of jarisdk tioa. it was not generally supposed that w. timwm.MiJu Dummi " ' " -"-Jm : - . .. m mm mw-t WrtrhL. srowki uta am lb .,Mu.rika.ahliia Ta.all. - . -- r (M Mtltf af fMil'i4ia m. tabit a aray issportant - U - Aral f tha kind ia Aascrkan wus.i.. ibi a asibja- .ftnrr U smews n a so trtai iy Jmpracaaaeat mm art iln aa taark Ck&rrr aAt a irkaLaaxi ja Um rtJ?a aAev coaasained. Tho aar. tioa nhoUet Gesw Uctknat ttairncU to awnpa impcach- Oftjrt not areas so nam rrccivcu thKocconrAk4i af tUcwaAta mmi j Uow. tho broaJ rriacrpio awvi thai a aajbtag oCec as utUr ho-sat a a a roneaeatsaarrw totrrmaoooBoiuar-r ocr of tho rGafl , Whtlo JasUrt la Ue CricavUal la lis rase Cc saxavls llai Le sjbU have a fir U Lho iairreU of Ibe tonatry rriTe I ila trul soU t- err: .1 ci m.-t tin be sjnivi uva a ut itai. that 9t any aircrw.jry v y ia crier tlj4 tha iaiarurl Lr'--Ll.ro tt..iftl SWW bo fern OMrrnsn assy bo Uoasactrd Ura Lit tzi if tla froxzl tmX rear. m J tTJio Case oi Spealcer Herr "jre meagre Reports of Harney'si pay in theCKerrcnsesen tp e Uupny A881 Prevailed to aoJtfcUce p the witness, and the mulatof the questions and ' answers at length add very much to the weight of his evidence. The witness endeavored to escape an- M"g"T'y rrfd, HT;"g that he knew (Jreen. the Speakers ap pointee, and met' him in ihe' 'spring of 1SG6, he was asked what took place at that time. O,. Do you recollect what took p'acef ' "A. He wanted the position, and I interested myself as his personal friend, and he was appointed through, my ex ertions. .'. Q Now you may tell "' what ' took place, if you nave any- knowledge witn. regard to securing the ; appointment, and whether you had any conversation with that person ? . : ; A. I will not tell what is cotfiden tial, and do not feel disposed to do so nnlees made to uisclose it. . Representative Qymer I want the witness to answer broadly and fully. Witness I do not see what this has to do with what took place ten years ago; decidedly alljconfidential matters between friends ought to be respected. Representative Clymer I wish the question to bo answered fully. Representative Bass What conver sation took place, between Green and yourself at your first interview 7 A. Green wanted tbe place, and I got it for him. Q. What was said r A. . 1 can hardly trace the mailer back so far; Green wanted the jiosition and was nominated. Q. ' Htate whether an arrangement, if any, was made between Green and yourself. A. Grecu wailed on me and said he wanted the appointment, aud 1 told him I hoped lo get it through my in fluence. 'j Q. Was ajythins; said about money beiuij paid ? A. Alouey mailers are entirely con fidential, aud I do not think it would be doing justice lo any gentleman to make uieui public. liepreusctilalive la? I inaial uoii ou answer to the quolion. lieprescotative Clymer --The geullc man is eutitletl to a full ami fair an swer. ' Ueprcseiilalire liasa- Was there con versation ad to ti.Miig money, aud if so. what was said ? ' t . . Witness I ak to ' lie excused from aiMiversng. as all that look place was a matter of confidence; 1 do uot Ui ink il would be honorable I r me to tell what took place. ' Representative Ciymer l)o von re fuse to answer A. Whalvcour.se will you Uk4.il' 1 do not answer ? Representative Clymer -4 That ii a subject fur heic titer, if you - do nut an- swer now. " Wituess-ri should like to lliiuk 0f the circunisUuccs aud have a little Iiiger time to prepare an answer. blcaker Kerr her rumarkcil that if there was anything in connection with him marking the iransction as confi dential, the witness iicetl not regard it, but he expected witness to tell the truth. Witness If Mr. Kerr r. an u ,111c lo tell the truth I will do so. 1 The wiluetis then recited the lact heretofore given, andj if we may judge from the uewspaper report, with much cfTecl. Gommenling on the evidence, the New York 7W6r correspondent says : When the Sieaker desired that he should keep back nothing of any trans action lual bad taken place between them 00 account of their confidential character, Harney said with consid erable show of excitement that he should tell the whole truth. His story was repeated in a very clear, connected and intelligible manner, and though he was very sharply cross-questioned by Mr. Elliot, was not shaken 011 the main points of his story. The Tribune also has this lo say re garding Mr. Kerr aud his formation of the committee or the llou-te last winter : Tbe manner in which be constructed some of tbe inioriaa committees of the uottse aurriscd the couutry, and hsd the selection been made by almost any one else sonic of them certainly would have given rise to the suggestion that corrupt influences bad been at work. InJcr Divan. How tm (Jet Knl of F!les, The Rev. George Mean Drouth wri ting from Ireland say: "For three years I haze lived in a town, and ,nr iag that time my sitting room has been free front flien, three or lour only walk ing about my breakfast table, wbik all my neighbors' rooms were crowded I often congratulated j myselfaua my es cape, not never knew ibe reason of il until two days ago. I then bad occa sion to more my g"l to another bouse. while I rcntainrU on fy two days lon ger. Among other things asoved acre two bote oiGeraaiaats and Gakeo'a- ries, wk'ich stood in my window, the " . ft 2 . . a . wionww on ngaiway mhbii extent, top and boUosn. Too boxes wvre n4 goaa naif.an boor before wy room nas as foil of flies as thus around ase. This to sac, is a new duevvery, aad perhaps it amav aerro loAeosirag otis- crs in that kk ia always a eanrco of coaaforV vuc , wisaiow ganleaiirg. Tho IaoH Repwblicaa of tho trtoktrs thai niU Mk th new money t 1 Wlea aaaaa waika asoxa, tho indda of his lews mil bo Uakd r9. When km than a dollar ia to go bf saail it will have to bo cuovrrlrd . arai tato poaiagc ataasps. Whest von ma lor a atrrss cr, muaiy mill if easto ywor potketa at evrry jass,v j UTawo ywa tell yonr wiSt. that jo kataan aaosary. aho w ill say that vwsj li. S-r akc hears il ila-U It ha diSkmlt to mt a snan aamari. tw ay Basataaa lor a nmu. U aowywoa tm m smi 11. taw start ami as mm atasa La ikOMUkb ksal aaJ it twrnty-nre Usaeaao tibi cwsxatrr k bra he ca dcrssiao WW it ta rood. Tho baby oul a-aaow eLaw n T-- Aay nithatancr vi3l-it ta a crack la Ibo atiswsrx tnaajntsgh orcsaxxiax Ui JttsanJ - - - - i. . tiips can rrcovrr ti. rrr SM ra PTTTaan ai msstj tioai ttoxa. as af yore. 2l - Vi ' ? THIS rAllCtt t CM riLK tVlTOtf T I r u'n;"- HOT WARU SPRINGS. - - ' H JVlaOitjou Cvuutv.iN. C 1'. 'l! .k' ti-AA i-.,-,.-i rH IS place will be opened fW the reeep 1 Hon of VMters a tha l,ita ef -Majr. TheM Hpeiajrs r sttaaled o Jibe baaks oC tbeKreoeb Broad Hlver, In tbe very mtd of Um bisaost rsatS pf moaaUlas easi of i i I I Rales of Bosrd..,... H0 00 lr Month. " . - 1S3H " Week. r ... ' .. : f t . - r - ' For full Iniormallon send ibr Tamphlets UlSUrCttUUI. i: m ! -v - ' ...... t , ' ! WARM (SPRINGS CO.. Jun3-5w,i ) V. ( . ; . - Proprietors. TO THE REPUBLICANS OF NEW HANOVER COUNT1'. I Respect rally aaDonnce myself a candi dal for Ihe nomination foe the I;tsla lure. If nominated and .elected, I sluul cu- aesvor to ao my auty, - ttespecuuiir, J.CSMITir. Gmpm rar Diatriet of North, Car- In the matter of William H. WllUrd. Imiiicm A. Wllbwtl. Albert A, WillardaalCbrU-s rt. ttooinsoo FuwKrupojt A warrant la bankruptcy has brea Ismivu by said court aiitinst the estate of Wil li. WlliaMfc James A. w waru, Albert A. Willard and Charles H. HoblnMin. com tsinr the arm of wiiism ftrothers. or 1 1 m i I.. MA..MW.U Mam U.K. over, in said district, who have been adjudged bankraata upon tlieir creditor petition; tnaitne payment of any aeota anu ibe deilrerjrof mm nrooerty beHMicina to mUd baakrapU: to them or for their use, nd the transfer of any property by tlieiu, are fobiddea bv law. That a inceliax ol the creditors of said bankrupts, to prove tlieir debts, aud chouea one or more asfignves oi the estHte, will be lield lneourtrbiiik-rualcj-, to be Imldeir kt the failed btalnt Uisuivt uourt iummii in v iimiustoti, r t;. la ald LUsUirt, on the PHh day of J uly, A. k I kT?SX aS lsftnklABv m Kam U' 1 1 i I u a aivvvuaB. sbh wr v m iiiiwim A. Uutferie, oueuf too. licgUVeni In Bi.uii rupuy or sal UMrieu j. ii. uiuu l . a t 4 l I l.i 1 fiEMI. 1ANO. .Grand, Square and UprtABt. ' DANIEL F BKATTV, Washington, Mew Jersey, U fci A Mahaf's Ufllce, ' CtTV.Uf WILMtXITiN. N. C. Mav 2"TU,1n"?s. t 'I'HKoitlafiam lM.reb.v no4iAl. Uisiibw t A Health oflkwr bavu befu iuutcud l j mike a through InspevUon oi llicriillrc city, and have. everjrUilnB. UcUimenial to ,,rjU". removed. . Itog-pcus, coMou and i norao sutoies, must ie kept i-K-nn sua ir. AU cellars aud basements mul Ik: thronli ly eleaused, vrntlisletl and wlille-waslii'd. All iH aces where Mati-r hi annates iiiitsl Ik filled up. All ;ttrbuxc and flllli in privy vaults and watcr-i-toncU must be rtonrc rc iiiovctl. and tin- Hacc-i tliruulily diiu(ert- ! ed. Ivver cilUi-u should mukv it Ins Out.) to aMdktlbr ofllcerr. In every pmMblr and ei ferlive way. In carrying out the hfallh laaa of this city. Kolhlng shonld be left undone by Ibe otticcr aud lbs cIUmmia, that oiu be douc towards paling tbe cily in a clean and healthy condition lefoiv the warm weather or the summer Mis in. legal a (all upon the good cillsena to give lliiat uwitcr Ibeir immediate atleuliua. W. I'KICK. Ja. City Marshal. PiavJio Jk ParlnrOrptn IWnTltUCTOK! may 3KU. BEATTl'S Cbalalalac the clementa of nastz. with easy ftod progrcaal vc exercises to perfect the Organ to which la added over alxly Walu- ptayerin use art as awM, icttaar iianoor ea, ItMKa, starcaes. taiopa. uprrat afeiu. dies. Danes, etc by Uaairl Y. Uemtty, Waahlngtoa. Jf. J.. ooe of Ibo beat works nt lis k lad ever larodaeed. Hoould be la the heads or every Piano and Organ nlayer. Heat peat paid to any part of ibe tia!Ud tMatee or Canaila, lor only seventy-Ove eta. Address. DANIEL F BEATTY, Washington, New jersey, USA Tbosaaa Lewls. Administrator of Tboma Hwaia, Or- dee'a.. Tm. ItcOwca Hwaln. wMa ow. Aaa J.nwalB.HsaiB wwaiaVTtasothy Hwala aad Jeaepb ttemeat. Petillow to anake Beat Ketate aaaHla. Re taraable at asattai Uie. sun Jaiy. pa. It apoiartas; trom the anVlavit of Ibe pU latin-, that A. J. Hwmla. deariMUot. in aoa-reameai; erderad tnai pablkmttaMs be. satesfO a wank, airs aareeastea war. la tbe Wllsetsstow rwf, asta taeaald A. J. Hwala. aotlfylnr her in appear atlore H. I. rwia,aill, BraaawRk, ft. V. aad aa- wer or armor to the amid petition M tsf 71 ta Jaiy, isrs, aad that a copy tbe et- poaed a hi ia mt rastdeaet ftr as to her. the aaM A. J. Hwala. eoaaeB4taUlt,y. W tha.Ut )tey, r uar.tRucaKiwtu inn. Ativc-ry. . asasTW mr -m for fsurniahins: Uaiioao Chin CkoandWry for IloVo- ' IVsia-waN fit in.ihi -iai. rc SKA4a ttnjasJtLrUt barewft at . tba iiSJtina (Mfttll I - m cM a in mU tl..M tay. mmw ava. mm eepetyftae Kail usisead mu.ilMUMkrflarlWftMallMrrwj nmi'la aar tianesl Baassw fcarsajaa Ma- Merr tatta taaieauaai laaUKt Sms the Bmj aaar ewatajg iaae as. wtUbe tarauOwSwa Sm mmmM wrmttmmt win aasaadu aaui Vm 'T- -T hart aaedi lbs sg sas 1 aiiliaa ar SSmi Beat aanal laart aaa Lka a aan. Btrtssl be rry44 mp all a0. M - ?wssrai a Anarrrr. 4 atays-Ha.s xmtm-t,.- Sb) ea, At iadU- V I imttit a4 lane toe. tlloi rd- aa st if UU 111 fttWtoajaVAnstJtatot r BdVisQ aTiLTial'riajr " UAXIIUe F tUIATTY. ' Washiaciass, Srw Jcrnry. UtiA r3t i aa, a jr. riwtxt, A t at aaa? Bnaaaaaaa, mm ea VX KTZL F r2ATTT JSCLLAA'OHK 1 I A N O, Grand, Square and Upright, KroMi Kufus'Huydcrl o the nrmC Ha. der A Hendricks. Otrt iaae twaawfactaittn wt tbe Oty T A lieHmwoT Pa. Tj!0, -I mxit-l coarvvs I hardly know how Keatty inaoTuu lrtp24o mej ItVK leal alllronnlatik. WlMfor eapVua Coju moktamlaeat luucUuauWalaad spokln tbe moat korabie teiiaauW---UrojiEhly Umg Beat offer rfvertPit.v.Lr.'.I i i upon return of lasa mnA rrU-rhtVi.!Z paidbymeltiaaicl K. tuZTi viuJ'Jk MrTi aaUlbctory. alter a text trial of a TJ Itaaos warranted for ala years. AtgZ ii f :ft;;; DANIEC .FS 'BFJITT s7' Washington.' KtwJcnrV: If ft A A BRICK , AT REDUCED PkTceI MATHIS & WS Office foot pf Orane si,; Delivered lo order at I per tJitnaitd feb 5 tf. f .-?..TVr 8TATJB tK MOKTIl UAUUL. aa roaviov Wu.aiaoToa. . uae ut. 19,0 I .1 ... V . - QUARANTINB-NOTit'B.--.- i:r JN CUNFUKM1TT with let ivaieat or 4 law cutltlcd "i act for. the present. lion ol tho puMic built It, by estsblLklag suitable tjuarnliitu n-uUtiuiu lr I'ort or Wiliiiingtoa,' the Mudihrift-nra v - . hereby gives notice to I'lloU, MUr M oatiers or vt Vh, aBtTte H' "jtotH cat 1 . i 1 - ccrncd, that ibe lolloaing QuarauUss rrg blstious will l'c iHbixcrroui audsltvr Jake lt, Ih;k. ' ... ..,.(;,..., I I Al! vtic'f. Iiom pti1knmb ol CsC Kiar, will 1. tu j; ttn 1 Wilms kta i. N't w lM rp Water I'olul, and aaail lli it Utilloii id Ibe tiuriiutitii l'li;.Ki4M. 1 id. All vvmIs ur l ol Ol any tbaiat Irr 1 bsvini; idrkecB on boaii oa arrival. Or ba InKbsii bUkiu-iauv tlineUutlngt'ic rotsgv re rcuircd t-i come loal thoalslioa luT ia r.linu, ailliout 11 -aid (u (he foil fillw wbkk Hiey aailtd. od. c cla nut JuUwdtd astot a ill trov.id t.i WiluilrWn. ailbviui dilcaliua lilt I'iiolb fit v'juml) iiiiuvd to laakv careful iu piirv.aiid if no! natUttrd with Ibe btatt lnciiU ol the Captain i.r II Ibe ia l is i iu a liltl.) 1 tiidtU..n,! t y aill biuttbr v sel to al (tic iMaliori.tor luitbi r cu.ll"a . . '.li Piiuts a lillully nolatlii iiw Ijuaiaa ! line Urxa arv ujiet U roili iluiu ol I bill 1 ' brancbcii.M jtrr ol vtaarl a h ! a buodicd do!Ui a dj lot iui) da) Ibr) violate tbe tutant mr !.. and allulbil pcrous liable iar c-ib d' n) uttinrr. . . All vrscU.sntjrt t . Mttin undr these retcuUliona aill vl a tt- ia lb aiaia " ' a rieKiug, iort lde .I1.AS p. KJi.lt l. Cuuraiilui ll.jfttcinn ISmI ui Wliatiag Ion, N.f. Ma) 'St M liifbrmalioii Wniilrd. tr A NTlo k 4le ahrrraltHii i-f lb ff lunula ot J(M-h lUil.f, tUirm,. Mr. litKiainln IUHm-i an. I Mia. ul.ftii MHl, Ik rrldl in llmlnclxo. X. I . prrvioua tftitlie drrale U ar, but tm-m eppord u be hi in at oaar aoial i Hftftii U farwliaa. Any icliebl tniutmallna nMirrrntng Ibrin. hcr ttlatltta or lia-, dlalc mrad. win be Ht'lTAULY KKWAUlkU' and la retiira. tram aocartblag 4" mtmi ia- terret to Ihria, by a4dritatf. U. II Kit III. I. Ifctts. Nn a'm. rrewrsrtib Tesa. may BMt 15.1)09 Acres cf YalBitic 1 Kcal " ' t" Tbw larxr( ,Mn ,4 l.a.t mn-tt wruSrnil i a Aurtti .tBtai aa. OX Mi IM a t ti 14 . i I . t ..i At U . I--X tif1t.iTer far aai. at fMbtie Aanbia.ii my e4aJte a.l ta ead I) inijr Mmi Airy. um or tb bcaaUbirat aad aaaat tan lig iitla.( um. ai. mm a bat a a ! asuia. a.4. rMi4i, ruiaiag HarSrta, wtwre II w ot, mm. i-irwe aiMaiag u few, a4 tttrm i laaJi Bill mM ta mmm-m, nhiw ttmt U Had a lit at, Ua 4 -Suar-burwr llatta la alt. ,iry .e aatMw Sa- rar lertbet isto aaiMa. iollJ M. i iva t. "IWI MaaAtoa, l. BE AIM'S ranjiax UnrriXHo fJ?5 iuS ltM Wl aad I f lac aftSerfMiMagtb Beataitr. n.vsiixr m:.mv civil Ano fjEcnAnicAi EXUIMvKKINi; AT III i: lftJXavU.)A IrVW Itl.H AJtIttUt, YtW t. "raw ii iitao mmmyi taaajiai wmt i M rm. aa baea. a-S fmmr, t.l AfcAA 14 OPS. IX- L. It ITsSSKLL. AituttiuV ML fitw. aaw EATO iUMlXT ZLXTTt WmMspsm, Ktw J&mf, USA . it :