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WILMINGTON, .NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24.
TUB lTUATION.
Departure of Father White Tetf-
moiiial of Esteem.
I. W. Father White; of St. TlioinaH
Interview with Congreaaaaan Had.
dell No Danger of a Fight.
A conversation with Hon. A. M.
,V . i t ...:u 1 1 aaaeil. mfMTiwr of I Vkritri-oaa IWun tha
,('itlniir) "nun:n,,wno" win Riae mis v
.v tVwiay to take cliargc of the Cath- V1 district, enable the Cam Fra
Cl.urcli in Newbern. was waited the views .'of this gentleman on
' n i;1,t evening bv a committee of the the ngd condition of affair before
y,,m.ir Catholic- Friends Society, and he pnblic. ; The conversation was alto-
w.a. ..resented with a hand.some purse get her informal, and as the intentionto
, ,ilf,:i.v and an. address of thanks and turn it into an interview, is an after-
will on behalf of the Society and thouut effort will be made to give
.(.tri'lnners.. . Thecremouy oas jifuite
Lnnfve. okf Father White in hid
...MiMi Hoke leelin-lv. re-rettin-to ' ol. AVtwldell thought that there
.,!cr tics that had been so strong 'f no danger of eeriooa trouble. The
a,i long-voniinued. f country was deeply birred. Every ef-
TV congregation feet that they fouMbe made by the rascally ele-
sustained a irreat loss in irivinir mcui IU luc mI,uol,u Pa". -'uni
out Tilden and count in
The movement would not
because the better portion
Republican party was
Haves,
succeed
of the
hardly
1 i'VC
uji a rVrgyman 'of great industry.taste,
,,it and general usefulness. AVil
luington's lass is however, Newborn's
Death in the Wood-Pile.
The ( iistnm of piling wood upon the
uii.irvcsMji Mich ( lose proximity to the Uountry to surrender without a consti-
( ,i .'f tlie wharf is most certainly an
. v rl tliiit needs abatement. AVe defy
-.Fat Cohtvibutor tu find room to
iKi-? in.nianv jdaces. wliile a lean man
ih I. ar and -.trembling. Certainly one
)h i n has been drewned from this
i'i v t auM'. Some if the wood-dealers
ami the -authorities ate to blame for
jK-rliujtintr this iniisance to exist.
The Kiver.
The haVbor yesterday afternoon pre-v.-nted
,iuite a lively and busy
s-cne. Thef arrival of the steamship
Ilaleirh. the beautiful barcjue Lydia
l.'e-s'cheair hv tow of one of our tugs on
prepared to endorse the policy of fraud.
.-f .rvi.i '? . i . ' I i
jir. j lmen s inumpu was iairiy won,
and he would )c the last man in the
tutional struggle his indubitable rights,
in the maintenance of which the people,
as well as he himself, had so much
interest.
"Then, Colonel," said the reporter,
"you think thore will be no fighting ?"
-AoiaDii.; iiitien win be peace
ably inaugurated. There will le no
blood shed."'
V Well, what do you think of (jrunt's
movement of troops
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FLORIDA. " .
The Governor Restrained
Tallahassee, Nov. 21. The attor-
IXUIHIAA.
The Betmrnlji Uoard olorcf Pei
ocraU.
New Oklxans, Nov. 21. A formi
dable breach was made to-dav iu the in-
M AT THE STATE QHTAL
L1XIHIATURB OF M)RTII CAR.
OUXA.
rob liar
trenchmenta of the returning board.
neys of the Democratic managers on I and the warrior who made the assault 1 w- tk tr;jk Xm.
yesterday applied to Judge White, of now fits a riPht of thc c.m'
iU k A 4. r t mandant of the citideL This morning
the Circu t Court, for two orders-one ex.1Jov ickliffe, one of the iVmi
resiraining tne uovernor irom canvass- cratic electors at large, addressed the
ing the returns of the electoral vote or board, demanding as a right that be le
Lssnincr his cprtifir-ito tn inTpWtnr or admitted to the session of the board.
, ! , , flx . and to-night he received a communica-
;r.l-":.u."2T "r 01 J rr1: tion from the boanl coixiilinir his dc-
The Conservatives gained that.
ly appointed board of canvassers, and i
another in the shape of a mandaniiu to n .!.: i . .1. " ui
thcrctnrning bcanl, ordering to pre f-JS 'C 'Zl T -L rrlimr,.
J A j-- A m . 1 , I Mftft h.ft. BU. r .It ft..- . - ..... - r
it" uii uuic iu a eun u. ui me voies.
Ti nv, Nv. 21. 176.
Calnmfthe cond. Nichol-4o and
York of the thiiiv-fourth. and Finrer
of the thirty--rventh districts, were al-
lowctl to come forwanl and qualify.
I The liomiu.it iohm of rl.-rL.! arxt t....pv
keepers having Uvn printl in the I out ,,f fl, Iw,nI tin
i-e t ear. ar.- h re omitknl from the I " lTl",ur!J-
10 CKNT A WKKK
torcf Pender rountr. l'lircl il-
calender.
The bill (rvferrrd to iWi rtbitier
to HberifTs returns in Cob-tp
elertioo pA-nl third readinr.
Hy aughn-a bill to CTbiul th lin
of tbe veverml herifr. ainl Ui cvl1--
tor.
Tin Iill irvHHoJ la rxtfn!
time (or the "col Ire ti en and K ttU m t
of Ih- lair of "'J t. Jatmarr l-TT.
ti moiiun ui an run. tue n! r
u-j-eu,!-,! aud th bill
? a J
il tfoa nuinr.
After a Ion? dth!r ji.d li e -trikuii
th- bib
igyraa
porsx-jy
m snuam mn issue , ,i4.. ... . v... i.n .. r..n.i- r.f vh mai lurnuv aiicr
. . , .an elector, but he Siijs he ha a coty 01 . . e . . ,t
also issued an order th lh of amnwtv. which ho took lhTnnr,, .Clr!n f'- i
embere of the return- when lien. Bank ww it, command in 1?-, i Pi,1b,;U,S,i!
caufe on next Thurs- v. r..t..- the matter hou I le xttendeil in at
i i rsew Orleans. , ,
amus ordenncr them tt. . onee.
ITM 1
T,v7t,r ;"- i that Gov. WicklifTe U not eligible as
" va Jiijuautivu siivutvt iirw i.vur
permanentlv. lie
commanding the members
ing board to show cause oi
.-.- ...1 . I- i il
v.aj nujr lue nianuamus uruering mem pilu.hback denies the . urn nt rumors
nntPf rA,anVaSS at onwJ tJ1 that he is coquettiog with the Demo-
not issue. The papers were served this crat,. but be will control all the
rrl!!!.?: i .i negroes in the Legislature, and he in
There is an appeal. .from the circuit tei?d, to make the?, ,,ar!rain he can
juugu iu ine supreme uoun, suojeci, f himPif
however, to thi3 possible ilimculty the
Supreme Court is not now in session,
and will not convene in regular session
until nest January. If it does not of
its own volition convene an extra ses
sion before the fth of December,
when the electors' certificates are
obliged to issue, there can be no appeal
from Judge White's decision, as there
will be no court in session to which the
appeal can be made.
The following is a copy of the re
straining order served on the (Jovernor
at noon to-dav:
The chair called attention to the law
id counting
sadrcrtir.g
ueirvd tbi
to le done rn the fust Tuesdav after
Hv I'urtwll: A bill 1 ... i
- - - - wv
rcgnlating the rates ofinten t of iat:.
et tknumi a the nurv bill '11-
bill wa plaf,l on the calender.
Ru?-ell.
iiuvctuvr' im-.' iva!.
'HieUMUM'iiaiiofihejoiut loiuniittce I vole
to wait on the Governor was aunounced. counted the cMton tonk a ivce tinti
viz: Carter, of II vilo. INo.of Corner-1 3 o'clork
-ir j.it i i.
Th' tn. Ik.jh, met at 12 in. in tin-
ball of the hoUM to cmnt ibr tji.
After 26 countie L1 I u
il
land, and Have, or lVninimatii, and
for himself. i,..r,rT .', .
Tt,ma II ltnn.U- f..r,nerlv ..f SnlU- I i . ? : A V WH.Wn.
. l nnrfl I lb-LmT I I r tr I . -mi otul
7 I v fti."ft sftftftft-ftv-B - - - -w-a m
' . . I I 'immiitim i.ti lctilva na... .-.1 -
New Or cans, the most profitable omce 7; .
in the State, and the n'turning loard Seator!t roy, Graham and Dockery.
1.;. f A mes,-age was received from the
VailllUb truill VUlt if -1 11 . A
ti, iinmA..-..w .. vft.r- "uum: mm 11 oum pnwu ai 1. ..
j iiv: .1 ui 1 iivi 11 j 'i ui" 1 I.1 ni 1 4 , .1 e - . .a
ima.'siiift luin im'i unir j'iih . - . -
cation of colored Iemocra1s fnm Oua- u-. "7,KT Ul -u,: oaic.
o It also usketl for concurrent in a
ored planter and wvcral school teach- ich ha.1 ,1 th. UJt to
e and ministers. Tbev statnl that amend 4 chap. J J Ha tie lltxir
they were from every ward in the par
ish. 1 hev denietl nhsolutelv the exist-
eneeofanv intimidation. Iirtre col-
. w;ouF; 01 bec;nu Juuai" ored Democratic clubs had Iktu formed
ircuiioi rioriua anu ior iieou cuuniy i . ...
t v. n 1 4ift;.fti. ...... i.. 1 . n . 1 . i tt:ii- u-i . I in xne r:
. tutun, h tne rei, m e mnccrv xwoer x iui. nuw-ri tjcket thcy wo CumpU.teIv dis-
nm. xu. xt-uugv, i.kiuu ltacliraliam.
govemment. The people of the North " r.,1" XEW Orleans, Nov. 21. Among
nr. t liWnlv kwnv n t.Vn on;-Hn 1 the colored Democrats Wforc
i i aiucring i He Dili 01 complaint iiu-u in
arms against tho seating of Hayes, the case and on motion of (Jeo. 1.
,.: :i .f fi -1 i r t 4..
cin.iuoi riuriua auu ior xuii cuuiuj . . . . , f , ipfllft(Pr!ltIv
4V4 nftnr.4- 4 i. a. Knllrwnh .1 nmf5 h, V pnn rro W illrinsnil
iuav uiaub 11 iv i iir iu auuttiL 1 111; 1 , 1. , ............
arns, (.over- e v. ... .,1
the
Northern committee to-dav was one old
1 t-iM. iiv ni in 1 w w - r- 1 . I . . . - I mail n liu .miu miz iiuu 11 v
-W W fp river, the dop.rt.re of . .thoW-t ffilSffieK Jeflerson I.av.san.l vvh,. ha.l l-ife
t. Mnsnuito fliH-t of Messrs. Hall & 4uu. uvtr prucubeu. xi mere nau . R.Mrna An Mliao ulf nt engagetl in coniracung ami uin-rung
" ? ,i ' r been no civil war thev would not stand ,17" v fieldhands, c. He rcmarkctl that he
I CiirSUU;.j illlll UIC I'tAIU IIWIIVIO VI
sal. chanzing lhe time lor th im-etmg
or shenns io count thr vote fnni lh(
third Tuesday in Augnst tt th third
Ihursdav in Novrmwr.
Upon motion of .Seuator Trov, the
rules were fcUMenlHl atnl the ti!i
passed its several readings.
nothcr message ha btHn received
from the IIone. amendug the previous
bill in such manner as to make the act
apply to election heretofore held
under the acts of ih, ii.rhansniir the
election of 176 fram August to N'jJ
i i . . . . .
i niuer, iiii'i iij puppiv an omi i.mi m
oin
mey woum noi sianu Tallahassee. IxH)n countv. Florida, at """ '"1 said acts respect in s lh- nine of coi.
x, i V Mit.n a- Son .and other usurpation of that sort. As to the eleven o'clock a. m. on Thursday, next Ac.
... i! -...iftW.. n South, everybody says there has been why an injunction should not be grant- . . w ,r. hnA i ' finf The Senate tiiiaiumuuJy conrurred
- Illlll ltll lllf-ll nillli; .-M11IS Ol'lVtlVJ LU I - - I . . . . 1 " J IIIV IIK -A.V UUi;il-UII. - V- ... .'Vft... I .. .1 . tt . .
, , . , i enonn-h of fio-htino- f,r nVhts with arms I anu issueu agamsi nun as prwcu ui
a pleasant breeze made quite a hand- euonSn 01 SntinS !f ngMs witharms bm of laint
. miiaiiu. xi, a x uo uoi iuhik, me And it is further ordered that in the
fraud is consummated,' the people will I meantime and until further orders of
home a po ranee.
uery. submit and the masses will bide their
An chlcrley cit iwn whose way home- time. Two years later the Republican
wa.nl is' past the Court House com- party will receive a stunning rebuke
plained 'yesterday, that he was tripped t at the polls."
ujp by a; large rock, one ol several loose
this court, that said Marcellus I
Stearns, (lovernar aforesaid, be and is
restrained from making out, signing,
sealing and delivering as such tov
ernor to or iu favor of any person or
Republ
for eight years, and now he wa as pun
as a marsh hen. As long as he con
tracted tvith old citizens and Democrats
he had always got his money and was
ahead of the world, but he at last un-
n the House amend nun I.
BILLS M KKMiLt 1lo..
ArtERxoojc rvio.
Hy Lincback. a bill eemiiti! ..... .
taxation persmal Mmtcriv t tin .hv
of $300. Placed tn th fTah-tNl.-r.
A tnvage wa rtvivcl frt-in th.
senate concurrinc in the hoiw- inii-H
tion to print lhe tr- f the llet
nor.
jnT ito hrrt.
In tit Colunibn rtnintv rctuin T.t
vut vrv cmlited ! W. . tt,,t.
f ir Attnev ileiier-l.
On motion of S!- tin
dcml t pl oil to itM-lfJ
A m. .
-n exauiiuaiiott into Lenn rt terns
wai moved, but th matter aj fab!cd.
The joint -4-niblv tooka ic-nt:l
Tbursdav.
COSyEBTE AXU FINWt E.
WI l.M I MiTON M A HK l;l .
i".rY.Yr iK)rru v.
Noveinter TX l?Tr, C 1. M.
(ur t...tLt iMlar b raie-J
hurevrr hr l- ti rrutJt. uhitfi --n
f ttrnt to thr -mall i-fl-rirt j u 1 lti- titn
ftnaW ui. wtti. b a!- li4 rrni.-,ii.
fllliti.C f Mr alil -m -f -ir Injur
goinjf Into tW tnark.it. 11i m)r t-.-J
Miijics which are in front of that build
ing and fell to the pavement; receiving
several 'severe bruises and abrasions.
He requests us toask if it cannot be made
the duty; of the Janitor or one ofthe
- attendants --to see that these rocks are
paign
Hotel Personals.
Pi-rcki.l House Thursday W. H. dent and Vice-President of the United I ers
i i r i : 1 tratic
Hy Folk, of CaldHi ll: A bilUliang
ing the time lor the count of the vote
from TllfMl.1V nftpr n-f-atiiviti.tn I t-n 11U Italn. ml ihf f.ftllutt ltif.nr.11u.i -
happilymade a contract with a He- 0fthc (icncral Awcmbly to Monday Ordimiry y(V'.rt.-l..raillrTliio .
pUDUCail cniCI ana was SWlOUlCtl OUl Ol af.r nrh nriranixation. I L .i.l-1ll- i.o I i - i ,
every dollar. Duriug- the last cam- Sandifer. of tjaaton. ioAvel to further Lti.inT- .1i.iw'..V ; .
-, a iiiiiiii., a , a m. m s am i x. ' r-j
r -i- -i P
rn, he concluded to join the Demo- amemI bv inking out all
tic party, and with hundreds of oth- section after the words Mi
of his people voted the ticket. lbe organization of the two
McFarlane,Fla.; J. Munx, New Orleans;
W. J. Corbett, A. B. Nichols, S. C; J.
E. Jones, Baltimore; R. G. Clark, Phil
adelphia; CM. French, Y.E. Bearner,
I n: . c cj 1 t i. n: : : . i..
removed before night, or still better R--wnui tlI,tluuau' AW,
that thev be taken from the street I icisoii, nuiiuon, xng.; r..uc
entiirlv. i
I - . . niiug, Miss Delaney, Louisville, Ky.: I
states, as having been chosen, ap
pointed or elected such elector or elec
tors at the election held in the State of
Florida on the 7th day of November,
A. D. 1876, unless such certificate or
certificates shall be in accordance with
or pursuant to the declaration and dc-
TIIE SPEAKERSHIP.
Three Sided Contot Sensational
Dispatches Denied.
Washington, Nov. 21. It is now
believed there will be a warm contest
in the first
bndav after
rganization or the two Houses.
The bill paed its third and final
reading.
iy .ueijune oi jtockiiigtiani: , reso
lution aud bill in relation to the public
middling IP; fni TV markn tl
qult-t but M-al.
Sjttrifo T"'tt' h- Li.
to repurt In tVr x-tw f the iuttt t
prtern Jm'hl. Ih'. !- to-dT -t
debt: requiring the Treasurer to report that flguix.
to wnat extent there has tecn a com-1 ... tik iv u t-n i.h;
for the speakership when Congress re
Neal. Robeson Co,- Mrs. Oro. D. Cum- Vl , , , " . assemDles. Jt
xi- ' t mi T. t proviaea tor or consuiutea uy ine aci journmeut last summer that the place
rould be quietly conceded to .Mr. ay
pt. as the omce would not have no
The' people of 'Wilmington and sur- Shortridge, ltockingham; Chas. Vance, --n
MMiuiuim euiiuu .mi; niiiu iinuiu, im unit-, iiiaiiu tie. i c . i icpoh """'"M " v r r-
-t, sav. , attend the Mxkmxo Hor-H.A. iTfflltS6 &.t S?
grand Demoiratic.jollitieation at Wades- Masoh. Richmond; H. E. Whitehurst, Quincey, in Gadsden county, Florida, iH be made the Speaker of the Forty
kro on tl night of the 28th. Cob L. Tarboro; R. Simmons, Smithville; J. B. this the twentieth day, of Novemljcr, fiftb Congress, and hence the struggle
I.. Polk aiid Messrs. McLauchlin, Pern-1 Iavv, Sampson Co.; Walter L.Steele, AO'V:. - " i" : for thc lat1er l,,ace' wh,ch wonl11 otlu'r
bertoii and Patrick are the committee Rockingham; W. W. McDiarmid, Lum-
I pliance with the bropositiutt of the I fu thl ai U-1o. Thr. fUftitlon m.M.,
creditors in regard to thc act to sttlc
the Mate debt, Ac. Calendar.
Hy Mebane of Rockingham: A bill
uroviding that the seaker of the
house ami president or the s-nate re
ceive per da during thc ss.-ion and
ten cents mileage: and that the mem
bers of both houses receive Hi per day
wtre Arm at tl HI fur traioM inl --
ftraini-l. at which rk.") Lt.J. .f J.-.--J
utmiiwl rt; 4Cf. Ti- tni t -(.
firm and 1U r- riali! .-. a: '
TafThrrr i cot-Mt Tab.c iu-j .(,. r
th' aiM- sol zf-l lot" if fXr-
nirH itli pp.tiipt Mlrat fn'j ti- TIh-
of invitation.
berton.
The marriage of Mr. AV. F. Wil
liams, of our city, to Miss Emma
; 1 Have It Repaired.
There is a place on the pavement
U'tween Orange and Ann, streets, on
I'reiit street,, where the windows to a
l'Uenient projecting into the street
lave been broken in. This makes a
incee?iion of ma-trans exceedingly. I south Carolina is Willing to Abide by
Edders, of Charlotte, is announced.
'-' . tt
THE ADDRbS WADEHAMP
; TON TO THE PEOPLE.
P. W. Whitk.
The petition of the Democratic elec- ,nvtt on AnformA nntii l wnm.
tors for mandamus vs. the secretary of next year i.roujjht out this
tuie, cuuipirunci oimaiiuiirejftvi.wm, next lHjecniijer. ror this reason' .Mr.
constituting the board of canvassers, Randall, who has jrraciouslv vielded to
after setting forth that there arc on Vr sw w lil-oU-tn.i; nn fr tVio i nn.
file in thc office of secretary of State Uat with him bilc jSunsct V(lX 0
torsreci returns ior eiecxors, siaics iuui :n fta a v:r,i andintt. U wt if
C. A. Cogwill, comptroller, and Wni. -t wo-lti tbo thrtided contest of
4 A1ft. f'AAbA nir mai vnnmn 1 lo xra L . ''. . .
leuci V.W.1V1;, iiuiiivj cuv ..., laa wlnter over again, with .Mr. Javier
exnressed their willingness to proceed :n cfftwi r ,,a c.i-,.
with the canvass, but tnat secretary 01 yell informed republicans here to-nisrht nour 01 Jn,tv(-i. and the .senate re-
1 T 1 A. a 1 1 I tfM X 1 . . . ' . t . m
anu mm'azre: mai ine iirinaitkai ana as- I u"ri iutMiitii iv i"ita i rii
distant clerks receive C, and the dc or. I atih"n:i. ,
keepers and ai"t:nt .4 ier day. Cal-
ennar.
Hv Finger of Catawba: A bill to n-
eal thc usurv law. CaleniU-r.
Hy Albright, of Chatham: A bill
making the- ir diem and milcaire the
tame as provided by the constitutional
amendment-, remit Iv ratified. Cal
endar.
arioii 1 -invodmeuts were offered
but pending further dieusion. the
', 'Vt (iV tV- i u4
otliT .lvac f i om .u mU -jt .
with al. -t 'Air tbl at M ?C f 4rl
i cxi f.,r ao.i rtiu. A
Dvtt.v Hk in-.
I ..r.Mi ti'.'l bale, fj-int tut i-i;' '. ?j:
Cl-k. roiti 1 4 titj,, tr pr oM-. ru H
duiigerpus on dark nights.
Rosette Party.
The ladies of the Fifth Street M. E.
'Church will give a rosette party and
oyster supper, at Mrs. Sholar's (just
uvitli of the ('huveh) this evening 'it 7
o'elook, '
. To a Cuiitributor.
I'lie tory of "Cuflfee vs. Morpheus"
ba been, doubtless unaware to you,
printed elsewhere. Otherwise it would
ai'pear itt the C vif Fi: u:. is u good
.one.
the Decision of ths Supremo Court
of the Htafe.
- Coi.vMiiiA, S. C, Nov. 22,-1876.
To thr People of South Carolina ;
The Upqrd of c:auyassecs have, by
their unprecedented action to-day,
shown not only their contempt and de
fiance of the Supreme Court of the
State, but their utter disre
gard of their own official in-
tegrity, niie the grave cpies-
State McLin refuses to convene the
board so that thc canvass may
ceeded with
1 tt . mm.
mvenc.inc are quite depressed over the latest in- famu inatj- lo the luill of
ay oc pro- formation received bv them from I ums?.
I t-i- - i- ' I fi fhA ...i:..nr..- . . . . r .1. .
I . ft . niv ftJi"ij. ..Ill'Mll tl l'MUl
Florida,
ABOUT THE TRtKP.t
SUermai Annoyed Ills Secrecy the
qause of the Reports being Circulated,
CABLE SEW.
tions determining the result of the re
cent election were pending before the
Supreme Court, edriifio:?d of three
Missing.
.A 'Colored bov. about nine vears old.
Milieu nnaip ideally, Has uecn mis; lused to giye certificates to
us- tvom his home, on bleveuth streets cratic members 6i the Lg
. - . .. . - - ' r .a . Mm .
weeii cintnut Prin! sinr-o showu, by thcreturns ot the
" .VJ Ktmxm, m, mm i x A m m..y m m. u -w 1
bet
Monday last.
Washing r., Nov. 21. The Secre
tary W War and Gen. Sherman are
much annoyed at the commotion pro
duced throughout the country by the
sensational report of the arrival of
th&se'tkwps, and yet those two officials
are primarily responsible for the public
judges belonging to the -Republican agitation which has followed their mys-
party, and indirect violation of the tenous movements and equivocal stac
orde'rs of this tribunal, the board have ments. On Saturday last thcy denied
issued certificates of election to the Re-1 thai troops were to be concentrated
publican State uScer, and have re-1 here, and yet "nt thc verv time they
the lemo-1 were making denial eight batteries of
lslature I artillery were wit-hia a, few hours' ride
same board ! of the city. Had thev be.en candid
to have been elected in the count ic of
tM-.i-il-.-j'T1 L:'J -.- ' '
' h.s, highliandc'out jage is rell calcnT
lated to arouse' the indignation of our
loner suffering ueonle. but I assure
C. Stevenson. Nassau sweet them that this daring and revolution-
Oranges. svect apple cider, currants, ary .ac.of the "board can have no
niisions. etc. legal lorce whatever, l appeal to you,
tnereiore, in ine iuuesi connaence that
. . fifty Advertisements,.
Kastern Medical Association.
The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Jusslev. the anneal will not be unheeded, iiiat
-enerable lady, notice pf whose death m W y.mWh'Mn tinker hat pro
''. ' : v A . i ' t .$" vocahon, tout character as an orderly
'toi4ay:s issue, wil) takftplftce law abit, UIa '
at 10:30 o'clock a. m., to-day from St. Durlncr th rst AseltlnvpanvaM vnn
Paul's Eniseonal Church. I have studiously avoided even the sem-
1 blance of a purpose to disturb the nnb-
I he voun? inen's weeklv nraver-1 lie neace or to transirwsa b hv
-meeting at Front Street Methodist our cause, ana it is the cause of tJc
Church will bo held this Qvcniu? at U wnstiippji goyer.menl ot the couh
' . , e -v . try, has been earned to the highest
I'CIOOK. - -Jr...i- nii " .. V...
V.vui t ui iuc tqiaye, uuu e arc Willing
to abide bv its decision, feeling assured
that this, tribunal will see that the law
shall be enforced and justice iecured.
! Air . 1 T - V -
A11E riAXPTOX.
Mt
rs. Charles and David Vance,
ns o;f Gov. '.Vance, are stopping at
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tlic Ihircell House". ' - v!
about the matter.and stated that troops
were to be brought here as a matter of
precaution; fhey would have rendered
the present sensation impossible. It
was the manner in which they caused
the troops to be broueht here, rather
than the arrival of the troops them
selves, that produced thc commoifUj.
TV A r-' rrV f T-.c V l"Vfi3 TrtT tern l
though chniily ' known as 4batte:
ries. because they are component parti
or artillery regHaenw. nave not a sin-
gie neia pioce among mem. iney
nave been acting as infantry and are
armed with the regulation small arms
of that branch of the military service.
While the presence, of thttse, roopa 'ii
y$ry generally (discussed, tfie universal
opinion is that " there is nothing to
justify the belief that their presence is
required.
Mr. Hory Perkinson, was run oyer
andTtUlea by the material train, near
1rV At 'IH ' a 9M9 M mm mm. m. .
Kittreirs weqacs-tay.
Rtisaia'a Pacific leclaratiun.
London, Nov.!2l. A conversation of
the Czar with Ixrnl Loftus, thc Hrit-
ish AmbassaJlor is at Pctersburu. i. re-
Krted to the gftyeviat-nt here. unl
ifus ii ipioteit :
44 Czar said nothing could 1k more
absured than the intentions attributed
to Russia of the future conquest of
India, which was a perfect iaiioisibihty.
Jie deejay oeularrxl thc distrust mani
fested m Kngland. earnestly rcqinstcd
me to do the utmost to dipel it. and
charged me to convey to Her Mjajtv s
government XhO solemn av.rancs he
had given me."
The dispatch also states that iu re
fard to the rumors that Servia and
loumanja demanded that they should
be erected into independent kingdoms,
the Czar said that there was no inten
tion of establishing any such kingdoms,
and such a course would be foil v. The
Czar further explained th, he had
permitted CSrs. to, 50 Set;via, pp
Vhedj tjc!y. lei the Russia service, in
the, hope o,f calming the. egtUtioii In
Lord Derby repliel. iatruc.ing
Lord Loftus to inform the Czar ami
Prince Gortschakoff that the (ueen
and her government Kvetlhe.Ca,!
assurance rith thfc gTca'test satisfac
tiVV "
Some idea may be formed of the vat
number of stock in Texas and the ca-h
value there a head, from a purchase
made iu the southwestern part of
taei State, of 41(XX) head of cattle and
2,000 horaea for $140,000 in silver. W
ing $4 50 a head all rounl frir cntvle
and horses. . '
session the Hehate n-amnblcd
Upon motion of Stanford, the bill
intrcubu-e! bv Finger. nr the rep-ml of
the unry law. wa. .oVrci to N
printed
Tlo SeuJte then, upon inoiiou. .J-
journcd to 3:1. p. la
The tintinihetl bnir.e. the re-ola-
tiou of Albrisht, came up f.r tn-ihr-ation.
A lnf-ajre a nived frcm the
Houm. infonninc the Sniatf f the re
ceipt of the GuiernorV ima?o. and
asking its cou unfBi' in a proposition
to print.
'ilie proitOidtioii wa roncarml in.
.Stanford offered a uljstitate that
thc per diem of thc President l made
80 per day; that of clerk at 85. and
that of the door-keeper and nx-mbcr
at $M per day.
Pending acti-m the hour for inoetixig
with the hotiK arrivcnl. ainl tLo fi nite
took a recess.
After it 4 ioii with the hm ilic
senate, resumed bn-ure iu it own
chamber.
On motion, the ix'tiate adjonnHd
until to-morrow at 10 a. nu
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HtiKSK OF RKPIIKSKNTATI Vt.
Xv'Pav, November 21.
A number ff members, presented
them-elvcs;anu toic the oath.
Resolution of Moring oSextO a a
sultstitnte for one oX "tUtiom, provided
for a cmxeittte of five to draft rule
fox the. permattent gorernmmt d"tho
House, and adopting thc nuc4 of the
last House un,til the adoption of others.
Tl;2ibtitutcajidreoliiticjadj(del
Hy Llovch fuh. a bill p extend tic
.wt.k a- a
WUiC CJ i. u. Mernrr-on a tax coucc
i; of Tin; imikt.
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