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- ,. number :u. ETpFE : TEAR. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER T, 1H76. M CLNT- WI.EK GENERAL CITY NEWS. Itailroad Stockholders' Meeting. On Tuesday the Stockholders of the W. A-AV., and of the W. 0. & A. Rail-" r,)i! commenced in this city at the (rirc of the President 1 lion. AV. U. Battle, of Raleigh, prc ,;lf,l at the first, and Col. J. B. Palmer at the second. Mr, J. AV. Thompson 'va Secretary of both meetings. At the AV. fc AA". meeting 2,7G1 shares w re represented in person, and 6,291 by pro.xyt Hotv It.- R. Bridgers .Presi dent 'of the road, made a verbal report a:il ftated that the official printed re port of that and of the W,, C. & A. R. would be ready -in a few days for .Ibtribution. Hon, R. R. Bridgers was unanimous ly elr-ctfd President and the following to(. kholdyrs were elected Directors: Win. A, AVriglit, A. J. l)eRosset, .TV ;(. llamas, C. H. Brogden, AV. II. WillurdJtJcorge Howard, AV. T. Wal ters 1. F. Newcomer, S. M. Shoemaker ami -..If. -'Ca moron. ' On motion it was resolved tliat the next annual lnt-etirig Ikj he.ld in AA'il liuntoaliifter the third Alonday in Xo vi iiiKtT. I r1 . ' W.. r. A A. K. It. Tim wen-. '-,Mj2 shares of capital :t(.-V.k represented. - Annual "reports of he officers were iU-d. lim.. R. R. Bridgers was unan" ' "ii.nuslv ijoininatcd for President. ' Tin foi lowing gentlemen were elected iMPTtnr! : .1. 1J. Palmer, AV. T.AVal t, !-. li. K. Newn uur. H. B. Short, . i ii'o. S. Brown. AV. H. (Jraluun, S. M. ' -ShoemeKerJ J.'D. Cameron and L. D. Child...; , -' "t)n motion, it was resolved that the next annual meeting be held in "Wil mington on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in November next. After; the .-meetings Of the Stock holders, the' Directors of the "Wilming ton fc A"eldon and of the "Wilmington, Columbia A-Augusta Companies held imetiiigs. "W. T. "Walters, Esq., and Col. J. B. Palmer were elected Vice Presidents of the latter 'Company, aud 15. l Newcomer, Esq., was elected? Viie-President of .the former. ' J, W -Thompson, ' Kgq.-, was re-elected fi( rotary and Treasurer. of both Com panies. ... This Isvnopsis was DOING TI1E BEST Til 1U. I THE GREAT CONSPIRACY. LETTEH Fit 031 WAHHIJiGTCJf . The Situation Become Alarming What the Concentration of Troops Means A Cae of Intimidation in Pennsylvania Compliment to Col. RANSOM EJTTllUBIASTlCA'LX.Y BENOMINATED. Wise Couie and Steady Nerve for the 4th. Sixeial Tqram to th Cat Fear. - m aw w Raleioji, N. C Nov. 22. -In the. Laddell Democratic joint Legislative caucus I T tle Cap Fcr. t(Mlay Hon. Matthew W. Ransom Agm.woj, w. v., ...i,io,o. , The New Orleans correspondent of was unanimously and enthusiastically 4. t c u i.i i J the Baltimore Sun, a thoroughly relia- renominated by acclamation. E. Lie irentleman sava : "Little Enno o o Major Dunham. I uaie, v.nanuier s ton-in-iaw, sam in the Yesterday the Capk Fear, on iufor- rotunda of the St Charles Hotel, that mation that was thoutrht to be reliable. tne publicans had the electoral votes but information which was obtained i in Florida, South Carolina and Ixmisi tCCISLATURE OF NORTH CAF- OLI.NA. m ' ; First Dav. FJo-i, 0 EUig Sentinel. SENATE. Moxdat, Nov. 20, ltTC. innate met at 12 m. Clerk of old seasion called to order and requested members elect to come forward and produce certificates. The members were next sworn. Dortch of Wayne nominated James L. Robinson of Macon for President of the Senate. Dockery of Richmond nominated non. George (ireen of Craven for Pres ident. . Forty-two votes were east: Robinson 35, Green 6, and 1 for Jno. W.Graham cast by Robinson. Moore, col., of New Hanover, voted with deckled voice for Robinson. Rol inson looked around cheerfully to the sound of his voice, and the Senate was agog in whispers. "Hnrrah for Moore." "Coming over." &c. Wilson of Forsvthe and (Jraliam of Orange were designated to escort Rot inson to the chair. He accepted the honor, declaring it an evidence of con fidence he appreciated, and that it kin dled in his bosom a desire to serve with more fidelity and zeal and make, if not an able, an honest and impartial ofiiecr. He referred to the two generations in the past who had honored seats in that hall, and asked judicious legislation to restore ancient prosperity and plaee the old fjtate on the hghwav to material 1 return rr.d iu.T cr.rat. wbu ver !i.n11 n-ceivc 1 1. Afcr a carvful u . f t!. ttr't lioii. from thit .titrc oT rt.:iji!.-- to tamp the plain iu.t ri u fr-e! paths aud er borders rt hum Irdicd wealth, with peace in her virtne and religion around 1 Again thanking for the di honor he declared the Senate ready for business. Troy of Cumberland, in a sieerh of mucfc hidden merriment, nominated an old and venerable gentleman for princi .ti urn Cm ch etUin of u Pre'fviit. 1 a ; r iM.und to mv that thvn l-s u t -r:. - to lc any n'asnab!c pnt'bility of ib vtl v of Iuii..na and P!rMa U irg rciuim d us t!ey wen exu-t by th; - -jde for Tibleu: and th dtc a i d lion of lla. in dirv;rard of the v.,t of the nation, avd of th vote. of a! least twn State-. u::iy ncvptrd a inevitable. Men look grave a ihey mvt a li other om the tiie!.. and tin re is Uo l pre.vion of the and pr'de of vi try amoMg the e".tize.ws v. ho .iac ivly U sired the election f llayei. Th" ofi"; -holders and hajiirers-on :ir jubili'i'. but thoughtful K'i!jd-j T all purtis ! not conceal their fi-ars for the filter. made from the Count) Commissioners. The lioard inet.at 12 i o'clock. Pres ent. John tl. AYagner, Chairman, and Commissioners D. C. Davis, S. A'an Aniringe, 1). Holmes and D. Nixon. Application of L. Meginney was re ferred to Finance Committee. Application of J.' L. Small bones for icitui tion of taxes on property: not grantedJ Application of 11. (J. Flauner in reference to tax assessment : , referred to Finance Committee with jKwer to act. ;';-::; - ' . . Ordered that valuation on the real ' statu of P. D. Newman be reduced ijoiu SP-250 t-j 1)23, sane being a c'.eri'-al error. Application of L. Meginney, that his lToiHTty situated on the , corner of Fourth and Princess streets, and used for school purposes, .be exempt from taxes : Not granted. t v Sciuken and Geo. J. Hussel were gnuitcd license to retail liquor. lateat night it could not be positively ana and th!t mnrt to top thnn." verified from Raleigh, announced the i ou may not know wno "little un seating of Mai, Dunham by the 'House enc Hale" beyond the fact stated of Representatives. Thefoi'.owing.taken above' thathe married the daughter of from the Xews, are the proceedings of our nch ignorant, much drinking and the House on Monday in regard to the ,0Qtl scaring fellow-resident, Zach matter: "I Chandler. Very many of our public AVhen the members elect from New Bi?n hose mirrors reffect just as much Hanover county presented themselves avoidupois as his are pot "known and 10 De quajineu, o. V . Dunbam, Of that read of all men." Know then that tbis countv, appeared and presented a state-1 i. uiciil iium uic sumu 01 iiew iianover . " county in regard to the vote of that Wlth so much vim the "honest in countv. Mr. Dunham claims that New tentions of his party, has been -an tn nanover is entitlea under the constitu- known M. C. from Maine for several tion to three Representatives , in .the Conpreg and having acquired wealth Hfiiiso and that as hp roipiviH ho fhirrl I e ' o i highest vote he was entitled to a seat: by the ma"a?e aforesaid, became a that the law of the General Assembly conviencnt tool of that prince of dema- giving me county ot render a Kepre- gogues, IBlaiue, who patronised him ry.vC fu .unuucRumiew while in the Speakers chair and gave Hanover of her constitutional right. , . . 1 . . fc The clerk directed Mr. Dunham to hlm opportunities of appearing a very stand aside for the present, as it was a conspicuous person indeed, and he, in pal clerk. "His name is R. M. Fur matter for the future action of the turn became Maine's little dog, con- nnn," said Troy, and the Senate smiled 4V r stantly following at his heels ready io audibly. ...... AV hen the countv of Pender was . n Dunn of Lenoir nominated Isaac Y . called, Alfred Lloyd, col., came for- snap at all comers. King of New nan0vcr for principal ward and presented the certificate : of His remark that the Republicans clerk. election , from the . Sheriff of that inteud to "keep the electoral votes" of The vote stood, Funnan S7. King 7. county. Lhp tWoStntP namorl is nf in.nnr . When' Troys name was called he voted Mr. Henderson, of Rowan, thoutrht A . . , ... for',old man Funnan," which called that Lloyd should not now be'qualified, xance om-v f " 15 m I"eciaccom wnn down anolhcr gmile but that the matter should stand over the declaredpolicy of his party there Cunningham of Person put in nomi until the House was properlv onran- I and here. A few davs ajro a Reuubli I nation Peter A . Wilson of AVarren for ized. Mr. Gudger said that the law of can office-holder said to one supposed I the office of assistant or reading clerk the General Assembly had given Pen- to be a fellow-partisan "AYe have got I Dockery of Richmond placed Oscar der a Representative, and that law was the Ketnrnmg Doaru on our side, , and I J. bpears 01 Harnett 111 nomination, presumedly constitutional until dc- we will count the votes for Hayes and At this juncture AY. P. Mabson, col.. clared otherwise by the proper power ; Av heeler, no matter wnat the returns from .bdgecombe, produced his ccrtiu that the certificate of. electiori was mav show.'' On all hands we hear the cate and was swom.l prima facie evidence of the right ' of remark: 4Tilden shall never be inau- Vote for reading clerk, AYilson 3G, the person holding it to a seat on tha gurated President." And this is sup- Spears 7. floor. He was of the opinion that posed t be the -purpose of the man at Sfnnford moved that the Senotc ad Lloyd should be qualified; that the present in the AV hite House in concen- journ till 10 oclock to-morrow morninir. House beiniaf the sole judge of the trating troops at this point. It is Troy asked that the motion lc with- qualifications of its members, such thought to be a menace to the House drawn. He wanted to offer a bill for a future action could be had in the mat- of Representatives to overawe them committee n rules of order. ter as the House may see fit to take. and to act as a posse comitatux, should The bill authorizes three Senators to . Mr. Bagley, of Perquimans, made re- one be needed, to arrest any refractory be appointed to fix rules, and till then marks on the subject, substantially en- member. General Grant is act:ng with the rules of the session of lb72 be dorsing the position taken by Mr. his party, and he and they "mean to adopted. Gudrer. Keep the electoral vote. lhev don t btcwart of Sampson: I introduce A motion was made to postpone the intend that a Democratic administra- bill matter until after the full organization I tion shalb.havc the opportunity of ex- ' President : I beg the Senator to of the House. I posing the rascalities of the past four- hold on a minute. Until notice of ihe Mr. Price,of Davie insisted ithai the teen or fifteen years, if tbey can help it. organization of the House of Repre- vi,!s i'Ham S: Mun bl.n. motion could not be entertained in the Will the conspiracy succeed? will sentatives no business can lie tran- L, J,. " ' ''" w i 1UC UlULlt:! tvvcu mm iuc oluJ;i ci- I ouuicioiuu ui iutu gvvciuiiicub nuruut I uwmuiu . x mien 41 iv niuiniu iu I Vlllt. J 11 tl. gaged with receiving . certificates and j an effort to prevent it T 1 hese are the aajoprn. mond were nominated. Mr. S I ill n- I'm II II r li r r t li ri t,r ct ircd 63 votes and Mr. Mcl Vmld 21. ; -I 31 I. II I L A .Ml I 1 , I t. t 8:20thc House.on ijk ti.n of t;-r. i RoU rti of Gate adjourned to UUx a; ' .M I N TON A P.K LT. J-W. l'rr.r r Orn.-r. , . N.fiuUr --. 1-Tu- 0 P. M i w - v- ft bmm I f . t I 1 m t 4 - mi IIAY1-X Tt nr Rr.TCHX.l. r Tlie Kcllocg lloaid U to .Vake thr'if o -n : ar i r. !,r!.! ri t-.j Falc Hetnrn The Irridnt to ! :Mr: t.f ii?rr. : bH r frr; Sustain It. r -1 ti r.r 1.4 . f ut n.aUt. k IK it- Sler Mui undertu-l the vunH.H ( ! CTr 4,1 1 3- '' V. t..-.r, the fljandltr a:d Camenn U'&r ' - ! v- mX aS -'. i? 1". ftwhevris oHen-d to New Or!-an. i V- . J-M t !. . anl in the oversow of n-jnt;ng. it i -tl li :..: 1 '.. : t; ojki.'v l.avtr,l liTV that S1ierll?i j lift li' .. I.: n ; - .,.1 t tion of H;e. i . . , . , (hard erha all i f u.ti n.j u-I . , .. in lKih Lon-ina m1 Fb.nda i. Ih-' !, ' v i . k ?eiled K'voml the iW.ilitv of d..ubt. 1 ,l '" n' ' " - - t snd it U no !nrtgr qnesfTbw-d tVar "Tr'r j - sjHak for Grant as well a fc-r ' ' v,r- fr 1 ' 1 4. The Pre!dcut i ratlu r tc Yc.it on 1 . 1 the situation. 1. lu lu n H4t !Iv --i : .. .ti".' .! 1 Tll f-.. "I, i j f , .i f r t II i 7- " ." . J t- 1 :. ( r' ... M . - ' : : : l-.ut 'V-.' .. . Hotel PcrX'tial. Prp.rKU. HorsK WedneMlay M. V. Foster. H. N. Mnnn. New Ark : John Perry. New Grlean?: R. P. Nixon, Topsail Sound; A. F. P: AYhi.teviUe. N. C. : II. P.. NY aU rrv Magnolia. N. C. : P. M. Gaddy. Nichols, S. C. : II. C. Smith. l'iiiiin bus: Robt. Law-.n. I. Whitman. 151 timore: .1. D. Shaw. I.inm'n:..n: O. .1. Part. N. C.: L. D. Carter. Ah-UV. G. C.; Alex. Malb.y. Iiur l 1 1 ill - W. C. F.lackwood. Chirlottc. N. C. , M x. 1 n ; H ( !sk. Wed nenlay 1 r. N. H. Murphy, Franklin ronnty; Mr. Fannie . Shanes. Philadelphia; Mi- Carrie Morisey, Clinton, N. C. : W. S. Dockery, Mangum. xr.tvs of thi; poht. Po2T Al.MAXAC.NoV. '2?: . Sun rises li 4" A. M.. 'un M.t l.-S I. M.: daV!lfHL'tli l:'h,r;,:!. H!i wat ratSiiil:! -vilie 1'J.tS A. M.. l.'ol M.:hirh waterat Wilinincton -m- A. M.. ri.:j 1. M. AitKivr.n Yr-TEiiDAT. St. aniIilp :uir. V"akc!y. New York, A I) Cazaux. ftmr I) Mun-hUon, Sklntur, Favittc- .! t . I. - ui t: 1 i. i : ; ai. : ;. I'V. i i..t'. 'j ..." v. t . ; i!!.r. l-.'.Jv : "i f'i r.i i Mi l t: ... f :.; f.i. f.- J.-i . r J.J.l.,-, r i . V t i: i: . " ):... ,e .r . Uriel .N ; v: til. j;..tt j. ; mi :LV-. .-v r,(1-r. fV.--N'. f.t ream II1.' Ii : .iiv.ri Cl',,''-i i:.it.. y ... .: r. a- v.'i.. -: .V.. 1. r h i T 1. l r l. ) . .vi; N ,. . .Vi: N... ;:. ; r i, .1. .-!: .Vi ;-r 1..:. j ; : 7. N i. -in.-. , 1 ! ' J), !. 1 ' I . i-'r .V ' f. " r . . ,!f 1 I,. V:-j .1.. 1 .1 . i : t ' t . wel RarUf Ifra?!. to lur.tn, qualifying members. Mr. Monng of questions that the very near tature Stewart: Ihe bill is cxceed'iigly Antwerp. iia, k i. it Chatham, took, substantially, the same must solve. Leading men here declare important S-br Katl-lMwar.1-. M-re. New Rher, ground as Mr. Gudger. The holder of it as their opinion that should the re- ! President: In that case it might be cnT; i v r , . , t the certificate of the sheriff of Pender turns of any of the States be manifestly receired by tho Senate remaining in Maj Ti:X!Vlrt. county had a prima facie case in his fraudulent the House will insist upon. I Bei&ipn till the House is organized favor The elerk here received Llovd's cer tificate, and was, duly qualified. Chnrhea To-Xlght. There will be services this evening as follows: Ylht Presbyterian Church, 7J, First Baptist hurch, 1$. . The services consists of the usual prayer meeting exercises and a lecture. the exclusion of the vote-, and if the I . Stewart: It is an important matter votes so 'show that Tilden be declared I and thould be attended io to-dav. It elected and this, too, without regard to is irj regard to the meeting of the consequences, and should Grant at- sheriffs to canvass the returns, and tempt coercion, force will be met theri is no law Bfl yet requiring them with force. This means war! and to tnjeet, and to-morrow is the time. the outlook is no c'aeeringj bui rie motion to adjourn prevailed, thqre is a growing conviction that it is Adjourned. the only way to avoid the revolution j threatened by Grant and the Radical HOUSK OF REPRESENT ATIA'ES. party and save the liberties of the people. Moxdav, November 20. Mayor's Court. A case of intimidation comes to me The House was called to order pre- friend cisely at noon by Col. J. D. Cameron. the Cotton Compress and Our For- cign Trade. Our aCteution having been attracted by the noise of the exhaust at the com press which is now heard every night, no oiailcrenquirv and learn that there 's a large amount of cotton at the ware liousos of the company, and that with wilv une set of hands they are compress ing froii), 600 to 700 bales per day. ork is Wosccuted until 12 o'clock at nigltt. jYc took occasion some time since to rernn-t the number of vessels at tns wh-vryes of the company, but with Cven this amount of work done the. number dot's not decrease. One vessel finished loading yesterday and two oth ers are expected to do so to-dav, but tnere remain six square-riggers all of Rhich are loading for foreign ports, t hia lookis well for our foreign trade. from Gettvsburcr. Pa. A voune .Tnbn AYolf. a neddler. for be?Pir who was there on the day of the elec- clerk of the last House. drunk on the street; fined either -$i0 tion. injoras e tba , ., . A the hotel at which he was stoppinjr I Cameron in alphabetical order. anrt CkcTs ftp XII nars f1 TIIP ETrPOTS or I . . . , . . --."l. t r t -r t t . I -ww v v- had m his employ a colored man . who Aiirea iioya, coi., appeared nz i;ep- Amte.i!.i.,lir Wit . ic Wj im-!iu i t xi i; x . tt i. . . , i.. .. .. i i a' , . ..! io leave xne cuy liinus ai ooee. ne had repeatedly declared his intention resentative irom l ender county, ai- ikimi 1. . it A A m 1 A TI I A J I accepted the latter. . Schr Charlotte Aim I';-iit. !.it-r. !.ftt River. cott-u aul luval l'r . Y 1 Cleared Yestf.rdav. St.amrr Dixie. Smithvil!.. O ii Parley & Co. Steamer S Un-! riiill. lthani. S:;ith rille. J If Neff. Stmr 1) Murvhi-on. Skinner, Fajette 1!le, William V: Murehiw.u. (Icr Barque Lvilia iV-hau, Ferhtf r. Am stordam, W, Ck A K K and Wili!i-f. o. Murchison, cm"1 by K PeM'tit!,; YV. -!-.-maun. 5ehr Kati, F!Aar.!.-. Mi.rr, New Hiv. r Hall fc l'ear ill. SchrJo II NY:T, TU-ynoM-. Or.Mifn-ek. Kerchnr (NM.-r Yln. S hr Charb'Ue An:i I'ij'-'.x, l' ::.r. .:U P.ivt r. W I t; r. KXIMKT?' r'oKEU.N. . ti Ulli" n;. t4Ju3 . s.--r!lj-r.i. ujfr .V;; ,:.- ; ? iV ; .V; !4i. U .- : C4t't.!u f. va--; ..Af j.Vi fit i! ! f ;'ii rii r. :-; . . , ; ; .:.:! ; .. .; - 4'4"l I i r. - .V. r ;? fl IIUTOif I cottcu. Mir4f:.vMA. The AV. 1. 1. Th regular drills of the AY. L. I. will take place every Thursday night at o'clock, until further notice, com mencing with to-night. Arrived" iu Ik It.- N..r -i '...!... Ander.-n. a$U"l "J 'i- r l-anjUvO.-. a-itYic Li:.." . Londoi: I -r l.ur.jut' Vi; !tt. . K'irz4i, Rottfnlani. In bfinv l-.us. i r.ii; Mrr lonuc A O Yinje, IVd-r-iu. f'alin-ut!i r j n;,ii: to vote the Democratic ticket. His ter debate. employer was a Radical and inslgted Col. Cameron, as presidingyolfice-. that this. iran and brother' should suggested that the sense of tc Houre vote the Radical ticket, but all to no be taken, but finally directed Hhat the purpose. Pompey was determined . to mctsber from Pender come forward stick to his principles. ' and be sworn in. On the day of electiou he iuvited ' Gen. AY. P. Roberts of Gaies, at H Pompey to walk. up to the polls with o clock moved an adjournment of tne I Nor brig Liuv. .;!h-i. t;ja:ov. him and when he firot there he thrust House until 7 t. m., whleu was carried. I Expected ti c dou liver tiay i ..Front street is to be paved with cob- a radical ticket in his hand, and said: WT, 6ch-ner Julia ElUatietb. Inrrilu 11a Tkl u . . . 4- TJ I i w V tt H n rnn vnto that T in L- n T i I I T 1 I... .... 'I'V. TT - 1 1 1 a . 1 xl street, Mr. esBa has the c0"- TlreCy thns intimW 735-by Col. cSneGe, f. trar't. I his will h a irrpat lmnrorfi. . . i- . ..'. t . I Ti. r i .1 -. u.w . I - - - - vl f A Vkl I Tin L.flT A kllllTI I 111 , V I .- I 1 1 1 I , ."I I 1 111,1 34. nf-i- ment to our city. Front street will The reelection of Col. AYaddell bv a 1 be taken for 15 minutes, which wa3 not then be oaved from Oran?e to Red larsrelv iucreased maioritr. is a source 1 carried. The roll of members was then ''..'.. . fa. H. : ... ' ,t . . T : ar. .. j r i.-i-'i I. ..'.: t yi 4 ,'. r ' "(,!. '.''( : '!-:.. in i i.n ." - . 1 - r '.. ", :. . iVu-. i . j -r :..-!. 1. ." 1". v .". -'; J.-; l'v ' '4 . .. I " :-?! -1 !. " . r... r'"t. .1.. 1 . . i i . . t I u.'.. i i. i. -.-jut-.!. -T M r -i . !-:jh. j- r ! :. i- IT; V. i.. , . , r--. a r .;..f , .i'I . , r ! :.. ' lf ; : 1 V'-'ri.-X. .1' j .i ! -L-, :,. r ."i f ;. .?il - , . . . . . .-- '. .t. a 'a -. j. r ; , . ' f r ,i - -w'. ! i-. r r I ::. ; . t . r j !:. t ' NV. i ' " --K r : . i- r , ; lt .1. . . . :'. 1,. J.j... , .J. jr -ji. " V .'i A. ! iri. J i ... ... a . ': ' V j. '.V N-;- . J- t ! - . 1. . r.v-ni. p. r t ; : ; -). tril Nrth-:Ti li t jr.. Ui-yj-Jl, prune -r t.t.l r4"..: r ! t', l". " It.-h. t street Talk. aid a couple of friends in con versa tion on yesterday : .'AVhat splendid rather.- Yes, it is the - Indian sura mer, but too hot for me. AVhatdoyou think is the reasou tliat we hve sum- n'et's hat iu YHe middle": bf winter T' - rcpiy was: "io give a leiiow a . hauce to take a bath, put on a clean mrt and get readv for the colder eatherr ' V --r - i Ihse week fromHo-daV'nntil Thanks ?ivinjr Dav.' ' - ; T ' -vi' . I . -. iV - - . "' List or Vr.-f el ix Port Nov. Stfit.x'r Pu-ai'vr, WakfK. A It Cn '--."r Bir'p:e i"welJhn Kouz. .Vil !. fIunltrtoii. Ab.'E2:;-IiT ..rum c t Irat-1,' -TJi) U::, Taf.in. RE Iltid : H '4f..:ir:a. : r IV l!;r- uritry, jrrPj. J '-.. : rin, -r p-.y ,. Vi ; Ala. ii. r i. - . j " I ... . . . I c: t : i" t .r - ".. .......... -r- Mr. AV. B. Topping of the Ayilprimr- a hdeiltv he haa watehea over SI!1" , 1 OI f.n. HenrTcWn. Al-x .ru::: An w- uw - -.f been in Congress and are glad to find iaiu Ul rt "uumc 8"-" him so well appreciate by. hu contUt- canc. presented to him by his mends nents. Si Todd in A llson, . C. Liu -; !. s -: i'u.-:. Kk... :." 11 .': n r i. . p r if.. lo4-: !lr: rni!.l, jt-r ; Ihe throntrn mailfmrn tha Nnrtb. 1 which should have reached here at 0a brelhren of thc liuv p. m yesxewav, did not arrive COminr in for their- rewards until last night at 7:50. Cause missed I part of the arduous- lnbors men put m nomination iamei l. itu sell oi Brunswick. The roll wa3 called with, the follesingrcsult: Price G6. Russell 27. MesareTlVrish of Orantre and Purnell of AVake conducted Mr. Br Evan-. lin", V tor..O IIar4, K P-w Wef-tcrxar.n: Nor To Vcnn-r, r t'i llatricl.en. li E Ilrid: Nr Irr'ra!i. tr-n. JoivrnM-n. K E HvM: Nor Frry, V. toit. Haivor.Hii. Willlanus cV MurrJ t' (Ivr Friitrikp W.yr, ril ton.. Kre-1. E Price to the chair. Thc speaker elect 1 Pet-chau A Wtrniann: ;.t Sinn. r. conn ectJ9 n. IL 1 made a bnef speech, which was meived I ion. Calli-. E Pr hau A Uftfrs.aui; prss are with anDlanss. I LM--kjlf, 2" toj, Andem-T, 11 1 . for their I' Fornrincinal clerk John I). Cameron I ' ' . ot the me 1 of OTansa received G9 votes and Fl-I.. n t. 'i s . v... r- 2, r urman I ward G. Iiavwood. Jr.. of A akc. 24 I -mi ,M1. ru. Virt .c t..n-i - ; rf J T - '11-, VI- ... ' " - campaijm. xesterday -ir. as elected Secretary of the Senate, I votes: 2x. Cameroa Chief Clerk Ql the House, I For assistant clerk. J. B. Hussev of Uir Stntr?. 'S-7J tu. Il-jt. K Phai X Wetemaun: Nor Ift-ln?. J? t"!!. New Advertisements. A. Shrier. therclothier, ready made shirt?. - - . See editorial page for new ads. rr ...... , . i iae Avce xee Jj.raiu r lpu cnoiweu. i TihArta n..i. nriirkji.n. wois.rr, i AU.S.5enator will be chosen nest of the Charlotte Home; and Mr. AVil Yat doorkeeper. John H.H 11 of Rin- oo. B FMltf hell &Son;Mon&a,3:4 totf, aoipa ana m, r jicionaiu oi xuco-1 n miusaic, and Mr. Hussey leadmg Clerk of the TredH and Nicholas M. Robert of fuvlere:i. RE iirUt. same body. There arc three journal- Northampton were put in nomina! ion. t. f.:' vlV istsintheLeirislature:Col. Lilea, of Mr. Hnsiv received G3 vot?s to 27-for 'P iwK. I ' ' AAJl I l.lVI . . ,F1 . AA ' V. U. , r !u : A .:!. . :- r p.. I!-: r ! ttra . jr IV in o. i-;4c. .V . Norths ni. j r 1'k. .VjTij'r. .;.,7',. ,jr:'a t. j- r M. j5; ri. ; r M. "J,.V'"' J: ;-. .s. j-r t. : r -.--. I-s-r.. j--r M. .. .S'.ir, V, i !.!,!. j r M. T.. :. P -r lb - f !.-. Tii-J-r j-r M. l" J ; .'.n t.ri.t-. t r M. .Vif" 7: itull rlr. pr rlitjary, j-r M. -VI. I '..'; t p-r viiUm. fK; tiht"rn.;it'i.prr,'it. TVSSO. UW-1'nw.!, !.; r lt. 1 3'r:a!i 0, j r lb, -J V --V. FlXiNtlAL. r41. lu;. l'W: i:.t . 111. Kvaiu i:rt'.'. NrYfL 4Ui-. ii:t, iil:uw.rf !-: a ikilalr!. ih. a 'j. XV-; ru iiii-- 1 I.a.chauje J i M it t i i