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Telegraphic News.
WASHINGTON.

PUBLICATION or INCOME EEruRNs'
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The internal revenue
bureau is in possession OF, to their satisfaction,
evidence of the effect of the recent expose oil
delinquent income tax payers in New York city.
The number Of individuals who have suddenly
discovered that their income is large enough TO
be taxed astonishes the assessors. who report
that their energies are severely taxed in making
out the proper statement fer those who have n,-
elected this important business
THE WHITE HOUSE.
During the absence Of the President aud his
family the White House Is undergoing repairs,
and will be put in more habitable condition.
Personal.
Secretary Boutwell, will probably his home
Ia Grotop, Ia the course OF two or three weeks.
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Political SiOssIn.


L.
Ii has TRANSFERRED that ihe Denociacy oi
Virginia are developing movement io se
cure the election of the Hon. Gltctl G,
Walker, Guyernor-elecl, lis United States
Senator from that Stale. This motive Is 10
secure the control Of local affairs by dig
placing Walker from the Guvorn6rstip.
because they fear that lie will oppose lh,ir
political as well as rairoad schemes, and
because they imagine they can more ta5il,
manage Lieutenant Governor Lewis. IN
short, they begin 10 fear that they nave
caught Il Tartar In the election of Governor
Walker, and propose 10 remove him from
his position Of direct influence over the
affairs OF the State. They will prubni,l,
elect him to the long term.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC orERNS y
| ToHlhL CANDIDATE.
II Il well understood here thai the friends
q Chase were much exercised over the idea
ol Gen. iincock receiving The democratic
nomination Tor Governor Of pcnu.vlyAi,ia.
For weeks The Chase mon ana Inilma,ls
friends have been slrainiAg every nerve a
prevent Hancocks candidacy. They fear, d
IL might make the General too formidable i
rival for the next Presidency. The Cha I
parry avow that they would rather sac
Genry elected than Hancock nut in the field
The nomination Of Packer insures "A k,nub.
iican victory. Hoffman is believed TO bt
willing to take The second place on ,l,,
Chgse programme for 1872.
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fnurlow Weed will devote some Of his sum

iagr % Saratoga.
at SOME Of the hotels at the watering places
Ia ladies are SO crowded into single rooms that
many Of them have to remain IN bed until the
hdrs gtt drcsstd, there not being room enough
tor al to stand Ut at the same time De-
ighttu. but !, wouldn't be- submitted - At
hpmt.
II is sometimes hot at the ,eashore Last
FrdaS produced this scene at Atlantic City, LA
die, of leisure sweltcr rs they sit rocking 10 and
fro in hc parlora and Gu The porc!esi beauty
waaha7 dseifin perspiraiio1, and the counienance
of the ugly arc covered With tears, which coz
Out II every pore. They array themselves en-
dishl5ille aud deny themselves to ali callers"
Robert LiAcola and his wife arc al Long
Brlnth.
"A Mfs rarnt. has opened oil archery saiodn
! fir htlies at UI,h MSy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

\ Western paper is responsible for the
following Il is said that cup Of coffee Is a
sure barometer, ifyou allow the sugar to drop
TO the bottom Of cup and watch the hub
les collect in the middle, the weather will be
fine; il they adhere to the cup, forming II
ring Ii will be rainy; and If the bubbles sep
arale without assuming any fixed position,
changeable weather may be expected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The Acting Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has given his instructions To the as
SCISSORS in New York to thoroughly invcsii-
gate the charges of detraddlag the revenue
made against certain prominent business
men III consequence Of their rames not APP
pearing in the recently published list OF per-
Suns making income returns in New York
CITY
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DENoCHd1lC ECoNOAl a M1IH
u \ doubtful whether any one ever saw
Democratic economy. Everybody has heard
Of it, oyer and over again, but can any man
honestly Jay that he las ever seen careful
prudent, aud economical government, undel
the Democratic party Watcher you look
10 The past or the present, 10 city or state
management, here or elsewhere, the trutl
remains apparent that tile i.cn WHO got into
power through that party success ats uevel
fl 10 handle money or shape financial policy
This is It's misfortune. perhaps. more thar
lis fault. The least cdncaied and in oigcnl
among the people vote with tia, oreabiz T.
ton. They are men who canno, be expect
I'd 10 be well informed on inarsinl oues.
lions. Tie consequence is thut they give
power ID such thieyc. d afe nov faiteujpo
upon the public treasury in New York. or
Such incompetent bluudercFs N. Are n,.nian.
aging the Affairs Of Delaware.
Let US iaok n ihc anenco q. SOME IA me
states Massachusetts,, <, arG ND .a,ytat4
been under tin control Of The Repppi,sn
pauy ltAa. Mrrc avn, bHt i! w4s NeliN
all nicutei to ala the mi0icnapcc oi ihr
Mon, q lnill railroads Aud X HAD nj
Now Year, lalaaGe oil e,ei million dol
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The Yineland Week y says the peach
crop in that section is so enormously large
Thai q great deal OF fruit should be thinncd
from tie trees, in order 10 save the trees
Many Of The limbs are so loaded with fruit
that they look about as thick rs grapes upon
Il bunch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Lindley Murray Of grammar fennwn is said
TO have resided for the space Of twu-and-
twenty years in one front parlor without
once going out, attended by kindly old
maid, cnamored OF his principles and his
prcterplupeIfcris, living CHIEFLY on boiled
mutton and lurnips, and solacing himself in
The Interests III conjugating verbs by grind
inr n hnrrol nrrnn
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wTLMTyGTOy.- DEr.:
THURSDAY, JULY ~. 1869.

REaovAL.-Tho business ofice d tie coM
NnRcIAL and TRsBuSE,and Of the City Directory,
has been removed TO the new COMMERCIAL
Building. on the Southwest corner Of FILTH md
Market street,.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The HARVARD UyivEEsgTY BOAT CREW al
rived in Eugland,by the steamer City Of Par
is, on Monday. They will Immediately 90
into training for their race with the Oxford
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Alec, Freight trans with psssenle. va etlsr'i.
will cave Win ugtOn ahUut Am A. Nj, New q. :,
10, Middletown, $50, Clayton, 7.20 tnvg' s#'
'aInten, $40 te t1a 1905. and bc dur al li,f' u.
ton about lu.a0 a. n. Returning, TO lelsr Harm
ION alb 'iit $40 r. NJ, Fcltnn, 4.@, ,'sn.ler, a.r
bower, IS Morton, 3 rs, Clayton, 90 A'idt
town, T.4n, NJ " Casle, a2n, and be due At . ihui
ton about 9 90 T. NJ. Subject tn degyt isrldti.' '
freight business.
Tiis tran will stop to take MP Pass, igtr ulis
Stations tanned, hut will Get down pa;F-ngcrs q. ati
stopping place, except Hares Corner, Stato Roii
.eliwure junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington ano fhlia1e
'hia ut Tio A, NJ. Leave Philadelphia, i a5 ~ III
md Wilmington 10 p. M. for New CAST }.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to thOae above will leave myrna lol
Clayton ll.s5 A. NJ. and $40 r. M. 10 I've Clayton
for Smyrna, $40 a. Nj, and a.l0 p. M, 10 make sop
aection with trains 10 and from Dover and Stations
south.
Steamboat trains heretofore ran arc withdrawn
A boat viii, however, leave Crisfr'h for Norfolk u
connection with local train, On Tneedsy, rhursaN
md Saturday evenings.
q. a. SEWAI.L,
superintendent Del. r, y
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FREIGHT ROUTE

SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST.
II. Gaafs.azr1 FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEL
f3H &1HRe--Hiffsk X. inecunnect 1T Crlsleld WI VI
weekly bai Tor Nor ok, Portsmouth, and all ptlls
and Petersburg Railroads and their very EXTENSIVE
cUnnectiuns
Boat to leave Crisfeld at II P NJ, Mondays, Wed
Hesdsys and Fridays Leave Norfolk r. NJ. Tues
days, Thursdaya and Saturdays.
Local passengers also taken.
L. @. sEwALL,
supt. Dol. r. Il
Octoipr 3D. IstS.-ly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Eighty families in Austria are coming to
THIS country to settle near Richmond. Va.
The Journeymen Taylors' International
Union uitot at Pittstfurg Tn tlp Srund
Mthdsy III August. AN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
FuyHE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON n RAJ
l. TIkORE r. X. n"'
RI EH4aSsal PHILADELPHIA, vii.
~ MINGT,N AND BAITIMnEn
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE

H4R Mi rM1nA Da sab hAHrI %is;
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 10th. 1869,
AND WAsHINGToN ASENUE. y tSlnWs. ''"Ah'
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, (snndays eycal.
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilminsi,n
for CriBheld and intermediate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at ,2.0e NJ (Sundays o,ceu
.ed,) for Baltimnre and Washington, stopping 81 vi.
mington, Perryville, ind IIavre-de-tirace, Couprc
at ExPREss TR XIII ,n iS5 Fey ods onaay,
ed,) for Baltimore and Washington, stopping AT ibcs
'er, Thurlow, Linwocd, Gaymont, Wilmington, New.
own, Perryvilio, Hayre-de-tlraco, Aberdeen PER-,
name. Edgewood. @sgHoa. Chase'e and ssm,ntr',
NIGHT EXPRESS a, lilo P. NJ, DAILY, for ,;.o..
more and Washington, stopping ct Chester, Thu
skt~n North. East, Perryvllle Hayre-dsGraos, PEI.
rssscnpere fot fortress Monroe and Nortals. y
To the 1900 N. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all sia' WI1,, D.sween fhiAdc -
Leave Philadelphia 81 II 90, A: NJ. $50, bGU slS
oS n;, b NJ Th s,,,t s@ ,sn c
.ermediate stations.
Leave w q %s1S at GEO aud ID s." MI
ao s s oS S and T9s A n % WIZ
PHTLhD'A. and BALTIC CENTRAL Il. R. TRAINS.
ana and BALTIC Central Nailro. d
Leave Philpdelphin for Port Deposit .(sunias &,
ceptpdl at I'm A. NJ, and $50 T.. n. Leave l'h'a
delphia tor Oxford at Lon y. NJ.
Thu 90 A. Nj. Train rtops at all Stations betwceh
] Philadelphia and Lsmokin.
l Leave Port Depn-it tor Philadelphia (>iniHy. e1
cepted) NJ 40 and Q IS 4. and 20 2. NJ,
| Trains leaving Wilmington at $50 a NJ, md /;
pm, will connect AZ Lamot In junction with the l0J
| \. NJ ano 4 80 p. NJ Truias for Philadelphia gua
| Baltimore CeAtral Railroad
| THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880, A. NJ, 1910. 5gT ,Af
| 1920 7. NJ.
CHESTER FOR pHILA rELPHiA.
Leave Chester at 72b, 8 4S.9 "a, and lies 4 u
/ 211, 4 6s, o 90. Tdb and 1853 4. NJ
FROM BALTLAoKE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore Ut I'D A. NJ, Way Mnil $50 ii.
| ", Express 23s PM. Express. lisp. " zspr' D..
10 ~ p. NJ. Express.
Prom Baltimore to Port Deposit aud inisrmci'a"
| -taliDle at 300 Y, NJ.
| Accommodation tram from Port Deposit viii lt.I.
| Perryvile al o. A. H., for Baltimore and inet1,
| iiate stations.
Trrns Tor baltimore leave Cluster at l2,0G y. 81.
and oil A. NJ. ami 35 l.. III.
Trainp for Baltimore leave Wilmington al lI.'2 ash
l0U2 A. NJ Les and Gil 7. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave baltimore NJ 7.ehP NJ, stopping a. Msg
ruta, Perrymana', Aberdeen, Hnvrede-tlrgta, Fer,
yilir, uhariestowu Northeast, ElIton Newaih stq;
| ION, Newport, Wilmington, Claymon, Liuw'nj sia
H. F. KENNY. salHriairrqr
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HowAitD NJ. JENKINS r,,,,o5z g peops,yso,,,
WILMER ATKINSON, !
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

A. MEASUREMENT CoRgEoTED.-A good
deal of comment has been nude by Demo-
cratic papers regarding the removal OF two
of the daughters of the late Chief Justice
fancy from situations us clerks In the Pa
tent Office Department, and much has been
written in depreciation of the political pro-
scription which, il was alleged, led to that
removal. The Washington Republican,
however, explodes the cause of Democratic
Indignation. II is well known--it says
that Ivy recent act Congress provided that
all the wiring FL the Patent Office which
heretofore had been done by ladies' at their
residences, should, after the LIST of July, be
done at the office. When the clerical force
was recognized circular letters were sent to
| all the old lady employees, inviting them to
positions in the building,as provided by law,
and asking their acceptance or declina ion
OF the position, to enable the Commissioner
10 make the necessary arrangements. In
the case referred to above both the ladies
deciucd the position, prelerrng not to leave
their homes to perform the clerical duty. II
therefore, any blame is attached to their loss
OF position, it rests helween themselves for
declining all the Department had to offer, or
with Congress for passing the bill requiring
the work To be done In the Patent Office.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The Taxable property of Nebraska, Is az.
sessed al $42, OOO00O
The principal keeper at Sing Sing prison
haa reeigned. Some of the convicts are still
locked 10 their cells.
The Canadian authorities have decided to
release Father Mcmahon, imprisoned on tho
charge of Fenianism.
Among the caplives by Gen Cars Indian
expedition were 40 nurses and mules, and
NEARLY five tpps of dried Buffalo meat. A,
rnbteh thha SBtanAng Bull,n WIS killed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The ENGLISH TELEGRAPH BILL, according
To recent cable dispatch, has passed the
second reading of the House of Commons,
and in all probability will soon become d
law. The foreign mails also bring the speech
ni the Marquis OF harrington, in Introducing
The bill, from which it appears that the act
oi the transfer of the telegraph lines from
p iva'e hands to the Government will amount
I" @33,I50, 90, of which $26. 100, a54 is said
to Ire paid 10 the Telegraph Companies. and
~, 800, 900, 10 the RAILROAD Companies. The
annu Il revenue Of the telegraph lines in fu
turc was ~ be estimated at $1,000. 100, and
Tue expenditure at 81, 797, 420, leaving net
profit Of Sl,51l ,7G0, The Government ex-
prc,s To raise funds for the purchase of the
lines al - per cent, so that after paying the
Interest ON the loan the surplus Of
net earnings would amount to $685. 900. In
addition To all this estimate, If it is culcula-
ted that revision of the tariff of charges
and the providing of greater facilities, the
number OF he messages transmitted annual
~ would be decreased from Sc, 25O, 600 to
-, sl5 900 per annum. An average of 2S
cents message would yield an annual reve-
nue. OF 81, iGo, 200 The revenue from Con-
tinental aud Atlantic telegraph messages
was estimated at S5iS,020, and from the
transmission of news ut Sl25,0O0. The
number of offices is 10 be increased from one
in every 1000 10 one in every COCO persons.
1t may be remarked as sigu of what little
use The English journals make of the tele-
graph, that the revenue from The transmits
sion of news is estimated ii. only $I25,-
coo, while that from private messages Is
placed al ", 46S, 200.
Why will America, progressive in all
things, LEI England lead her In so popular
and practical reform as this?
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A PURELY AMERlcAN TELroRArn CABLE.

\ PURELY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CABLE.
A correspondent of the Boston Traveller,
writing from New York ON Saturday last,
slys:-
THE means and a programme for pure
~ American Atlantic Telegraph Cable Com
pany, from New York direct to Europe, has
for some lime past been quietly arranging by
u number Of New York skilled tiuauciets.
This line will be worked with what are
known in lclcgraphic circles as 'sounder in
sirumenis, tliat is, the alphabet is indicated
by sound, instead Of by the galvanoinaier re.
Hector system IS now used on cables, and
can be operated 8 or times as rapidly AS
IN possibly be done by the present system.
Two sells OF these Instruments were manu-
featured for this company some time since,
and have been thoroughly tested both in
Europe and AmeiiCa-in Europe through u
circuit of 3 900 miles of insulated wire, and
with the most perfect success. They are
constructed upon entirely new principles,
and are 50 lar wholly unknown TO the pub
lie. Arrangements have been made with re-
sponsihle parties in relation to the finances
Of the enterprise, and il is confidently ex-
pcctcd that tue project will be far advanced
towards completion during tic coming fall ,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

F o r s A L e.

FOR SALE.
We take pleasure in calling the attention fsfi3Q
toour large selected stuck OF Western Flour sxfab
also best brands Of Country Flour,
BRANDYwINE, PoUTAXAT
Ex. FAMILY and sUPERFINE FLOUR
Alec nice variety of
Western Mill Feed.
A large supply Of CHICAGO aud INDIANA oATs
constantly on hand.
MILL FEED by the ton or bushul
GROUND CORN aud OATS by weight OF measure
GRAZ by weigot OF measure.
CORN MEAL by weight.
FLOUR per Dbl. or by the email.
KELLEY d ALLEN.
eyG-ti 40 West Front street
FIRST NATIONAL. BAN
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF ruH PUBLIC MoNlla
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED sTa'-sA
EDWARD BELTS, PaHarprnr
eEe. D. ARMsTRORt'. c.s,nsn
Fsid uP Capital .....,,............sf o0,oe"
U-Phisdelphia and New York Exchsrg faru' b
70 regular deI0sitors without CHARGE
Discount days, MospAu and THusaDAys, Of sk
DIRECTORS.
D 2. B. sHrru' e e. sew, W: suaH'
MdDANu. JesHuA 7. HAN.
UA<@HAaus n,,.., TTs...s penA'aav
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fire AMI Eff Susuranfs.

fire ami Eff Susuranfs.
RELIABILITY AND PKOMPTHEssI
VAN TRUMP's
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
ESTABLISHED 1856.
B,inghu'sts Bulding Sixth and Market sis.,
wrLxsaros, DEL.
Cash capital Represented e43.OOO,O0O.
The following well k-own Companies represented
FIRE AND MARINE
Assets nvev.
franklin Fire, PhiIaia, Sa6nO 100
lns. Co North America. tEire d Marine) BOO. 6ou
Niagara. New York, 1,oo0 100
City, Hartford, 800 ONO
Farmers Mutual, York, Pa. sO0,o0O
LIFE 8 ACCIDENT.
Mutual Llie New York, $4,000 ono
Travellers Accident Hartford, a,o00,0ov
LIVE STOCK.
Chester County Mutual Live Stock, Co.
~ Facilities for plsclng any amount OF lnsursnre
IT. short notice In well known relalle Companies am.
pie and complete. Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED
NN''- e ETA. VAN TRUMP,
Insurance Agent and Broker. Br nghurst Building,
Sixth aid MARKET Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
my20. iyd&w.of
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IL has issued over iJ1yJ1 pulicie.. II paid
b ok nearly 81 900 ono 10 IL policy holders or des<h
ar rJury by accidents.
Policies for one month 10 five years written with
ont delay By II. A. VAN TRUMP,
Agent for Delaware
General Insurance Agency. Brnghurst's Building,
SIKH and Market BITS Wilmington, Del.
myB1. 1yd&wef
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORl D,
THE NATIONAL,
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
aar,ered. Ivy special Act OF Congress
Dash CAPITAL, ....."....."$l. 900, 600
BRANCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE u. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE Philadelphia, Chairman Finance AZ
Executive Committee
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice-Presiden,.
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary an
Aclunry.
FRANCIS g. SMITH, N. D., Philadelphia, Medcr
Director.
j. EWING MEARs. NJ. d.. Philadelphia Asslstsn
Medical Director.
This Company issued, in the FIRST ELayhS Mosri
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

A general assortment of Water Coolers Of all sizes
TALLEY q MILLER'S
lug Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

EARboN'S REFRiGERATeRS.U Upright and Chest
Il form, the best in the market, for IL at
TALLEY q MILE Is,
1O6 Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

A LARGE INVOICE Of the uawest and most ap-
"A proved styles Of strawberry boxcs Just received
and for sale at the lowest het prlces.
TALLEY q MlLLER'S,
q 108 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

This Company issued, in the first ElHvhS MosIn
Of its existence,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

A ia 20 OF OF stAslin Ike tics. Hanging Baskets, |
ApoTc. lain and tin-lnct pots and keltesor sale al
TALLEY MlILER's,
, 1869-03-11
4 DEADLY STRUGGLE.
An Alabama UHton MAN Attacked by
Ku.KIuX-Two OF ths LtAEiSf ShoE
De4n-Tha Others Retreat.

From the Nashville Tnes, March 8.
Stree The ea,ltnH ont o5 the niIitia vssT genera!
en:1sKos which vert terrorism over not few
eonztics. Fave IN great ucis1rn unbiased. and
matters generally sppeal 10 oe moving aioae r. n
martial il. u thelI lsxos:se hasaA, md appear 2
1s:S' sa.,ss. -,,s ,ssr ss
L. ost ,ss kiso
add - \ s<eand eslptes bi3odI tsaSec5 whish
ir1ntpt1ed ne.. the 1.llags Of Wades p' Gsp' not n
p'Me IN quet,lou lives ~e.lto-d planter n3mtd
st.mar, ~to is and has been staaaeh u-ion
mar. Threats he fas de:p:ted; md being = nan
the unsf.1n good fortune to b lei 1one 10 pu1ue
The er,n tsaor & big way annoleaed. L.ss
T1Sd,, n,,t,a r'Ea pss.1 3, sn
n 'r Eamber. % Who demanded sdnisssaee. sei;za asa
wls noused from 4 round tlombsr bJ The noite
se "a sen,1ded = I'd Via: ws waited. ihs only
r.sponse made wss tsEtwed demand iot the
81 se5amaa % Il hsespE III looked t11oa 81 ,he 1indo. md
| deserted The ,cims Of eight q tn etai.an n8e q
clad In the zhos'ly 1egslls, standing oaahee. ~
This they refused 10 do. md com asuced beat.
tpg IN The door. Jn.t y snis wss About
'ss s p1.a!*r I'd ssos d9osaa tsssas
IN rapid succession several ehots with BIZ ,evolF
| e. ff14Rs4E GOWN 3IG1tECs VI lQt PAil5 NC 742
tetiing n fnee bthi1t tie hoate~ The purity on.
side commenced nItnk ttro7gh doom AID via
doHs, shooting ore Of tho planters negro nec
wto Tad r1n to his c1ploJc1's as.lststee, thsoaEs
Il herd, Killing him instantly. AfteT hA.tni
disg on tkeis fallen comparisons, hnt weF
aled upon asa:n eJ sae i.rept'
wtrdow With touble-btrrelled thot-gun- Thl
lapt shot nust have wounded Others Of the part}
to1 they al Aed, mounted thor horses. md rod
awsy 1,,b III tpesd. The plantcr. tea-:2R that y
Is.1J had gone Tor rcinfozcer rseuse, ioacsd Up a.
| weaptrs AID made ready to receive them IN th
xins.1 aIRss aoInnx cane #. + H. ~ ~ ~
J when he bad ttot down IAT wbese the
Isn. E11Ppea i :aa'E ienz >, .h:2sat' ;ss ,,s5 =
They p.aved 70 be scns OF Two Wta-kIoEn sls
xeIf, who lived In Tho a%joln:aE' county. TT I.1
news u read .1p1di1 and u night friends q U
!. oefunet 1staseins came sad bora AxaI ne r
l malns. This oeeunetee viii. dcgot!ese, !ei1
he Ep-K1ux Of sAa1 portion ef tho State lesst
| which they will be log In fnt,settng. Toe e
, | tleInan Who bsttCs ~ tee ne*s oT way 9! ~
t, vereon, etys good deal Of ezrixnert ex1su
. ihe section where the tragedy occurred