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COASTWiSH STEAMSHIP.


pACIYIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,s
= Through Line TO
- California and China
Freigh; and passage greatly
Through rates, New York to San Francisco: -
sissto sst o,na Via steer
These rates include berihs. board and all r.o.ss 70,
steam Of the above line leave p ~ Nor,, river foot .,
Canal street. at on ~ ss Ss'oSs oS acn'
except when those day, r on Sunday then the day pre-
ee 0ns sna Of baggage free adult Med
ssansT sShEica SfhaPn1 fssI s Francisco
An freight io. san francisco will go fast, be re.
n iSI cepr; America and so"n raeS ports w ss
usual facilities aressed shippers collecting inland
For feeht pa,sagc tickets and an further information
= 80 '''' ''' ''''' r. r. BABY, Agen.
REEMuDA MAIL; rl.,,, :, r.,n,., -,,.,
n.m,sn iTS~ pier 4e East river on Thursday September 20
For fresht or passage appys
b4 Exchange place.
TINTED STATES s. MAIL !; y, TO aAyANA;
si;e.y, ssi;;es. ,,rsG per Pier Nc; Norm river;
CoLUMsIA captain b Van sice. Is
30. WHEELER, JR., President,
No. Bow.ug Green.
HAVANA, stsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Nai Steamship Lima
sailing every twenty days from pier II Fast river.
CRY o. aENipA, Deak.n, Friday Sept. so,sr.M
CITY ~ MEXICO Zimmerman, Thursday, Oct. ~, p NJ.
For freight or passage AnaS ="
=: ALExhNDRE 4 SONS 80 Broadway
.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
l. ing at Key west--1he Al steamship GULF STREAM,
Captain McCeeety pier 70 East river viii sail Saturday
October l. or sooner II tul.
mail bag will be made up for this ship at ths onice
Al goods Tor Houston the inenor viii forwarded by
our agents, Messrs r. Mcmahon Co, free OF charge.
The siesmer ARiApNE viii follow and sat- direct.
For freight or passage apply 20
G. n. MALLORY 4 CO., lj3 Maiden lane
TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
l. Old line. Low freight.
ihc well known first cls.s .idewhcel steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT,
s. q. P0rter. Commander
now NJ her dock receiving Will leave pier 3S North
river on Saturday list tc'ober Freight taken for
Mobile To he reshlpped at New Orleans
for freight or psusgs, having superior accommodations
apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 Co, rs Liberty s,ree.
Stcamshin LUbONA viii follow from pier No ~ E,st
river, on Saturday. 9Th October.
IN. MALLORY CO.,
~ AAldeu lana
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THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business is conducted at our
. HORSE AUCTION MART,
Il AND ia EAST l3rH STREET, NEAR 9TH AVENUE,

where we hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
, EVERY Tuesday AND FRIDAY.
Gentenen wishing purchase those having Horses
Cniriages to sell viii find our house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch of business do all other
business on the straightforward principles which gov
ern b norable houses IN all mercantile pursuits.
We give the purchaser of that warranted
sound from "a 10 4S hours for trial.
Entries FOR sales OF Horses be at
our down town oce saesroom 81 Nassau street. where
we also keep register OF horses for private sale.
Liheral ADVANCES made conslrnmenta.
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IOMMITTEE enGM, CHAMBER
" BOARD or SUPFRyIRoRg

nR. LEES OLD VIRGINIA BITTERS CURES EVERY
j. OF Chis and Fever, every case OF yspepna vi Ok
per bottle For sale a MARSHS drug store Harlen and AZ
Office "a Great Jones street. ~ ~
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFfICIAL
Passports OF the Department OF State issued by A. g.
WlLMAkTH, United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street.
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''I(lLkY JOE"-BE SURE AND ATTEND GRAND
- Duchesse Ball this evening. Stu8y Will be there.
LUEl.R. ~ L.
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PERSONAL.
NY INFORMATION CONCERNING THE WHERE.
"A abous of Emile IL. Erie, who left the PARK Avenue
Hotel on Monday last will be thankfully by the
proprietor - ~
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YACHT RACE, SEPTEMBER 2s 20 AND s0.--THH
j sea going steamer STATE OF MAINE will accompany
the c,cl dsv leaving Peek slip East us NJ
Christopher street North liver A. W., Tier No Nonh
nverg A Nj fare each day ST. refreshments on board.
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All members OF this Club will assemble the sStudy" OF
Thnr-day September g. at II O'Clock NJ prompt lor th
purpose Of paying the last tribute OF respect to our lat
menber Mr.. John Myers, and proceed ia body to IN
funeral. j. w. iTlvNWEI.I. prass Ian,
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E'OR sALE--A FINE ROAD MARE, YEARS OLD ISM
hanub heh, kind and sound; trot below minuies been
drlven 70 family phaeton all sumner Can be- at
TUnMEy's stables, Finy.thrd street. between Third and
Lexington avenues,
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E'OR sALE-A SUPERIOR KENTUCKY SADDLE
~ Horse goes every known gait Apply at DICKEL'S
Riding Academy Tbrtyninth street and Fifth
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM RALEIGH.
TURNER VS.. HOLDEN AND KIRK-wAR-
RANT FOR HOLDEN REFUSED,
RUT GRANTED FOR KIRK,
BURGER AND RUFFIN.
RALr1aH. N. @. september 9. 1877

RALEIGH, N. O., September 3, 1870
In the case of 10. Turner, Jr., Governor
Holden, Colonel Kirk, Lien ,enant- Colonel
Burgen and Alexander Ruffin Judges Dick
and Eette on the Bench, Judge Dick gave
the opinion of the Court in the premises,
follows A warrant cannot be issued az snst the
Governor for any excess OF auth rity in the dis
charge OF the functions of his executive Office.
The Court holds that bench warrant cannot
run to the counties of Alsmance and OasweIl,
while they are in q state of insurrection against
military officers acting under the orders of the
Governor, but warrants will be issued for the
arrest Of Colonel Kirk, Lieutenant Colonel
Burgen and Alexander Rufin, to be executed
anywhere in the State, except in the counties of
Alamance and Caswell. The Court holds that
Court OF Impeachment la the proper forum for
the trial OF an abuEe Of the Executive authority.
The Court also holds that subordinate agents of
the Governor are not free from arrest for any
abuse OF authority, when outside of the insurrec-
tionary districts.
Warrants were accordingly issued to the Sheriff
Of Wake county. commanding him to take Col.
Kirk, Lt.-Col. Burgen, now in Jail, and Alex. Ruf
fin, wherever to be found, except In the
counties Of Alamance and Caswell, and the war
rant was made returnable At Greensboro.
Kirk is now in AlamAnce. and, since this de-
cision, 1t is likely that he will remain there.
Judge Bond, Of q. q. Circuit Court, who was
sent for by Holden, arrived In the city this eve-
ming. The object Of his mission is not yet
known.
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Now Hanover County.
RogEsoN Co, Sept. 2. 1S

RogEsoN Co., Sept. 2, 1870.
MesSrs. Editors In your Issue Of yes
terday see a communication from the
Charlotte Democrat, over the signature of
Simple Justice" purporting to be o
"voice from the East, arraying or con.
trasting the vote Of New Hanover with
some others which have been selected,
thereby attempting to detract from the
credit due the gallant county OF New Han
over in the recent election. Claiming to
be an Eastern man myself and as good q
Conservative as the author Of said article
can be. although he has not given his
locality or anything by which he may be
spotted, we are compelled to raise our
voice In simple justice to the gallant people
and county, who have, under all the cir
cumstances surrounding them, done moro
than any other county in the State. With
an overwhelming majority Of negro votes
against her, she has elected two members
TO the Legislature and also caused the
election of our candidate for Congress, A.
NJ. WaddelL Why any person should be
80 prejudiced as to attempt, in the face of
such glaring facts, to set up the charge
that New Hanover had not done as well az
other counties mentioned, we cannot un-
uoIhLauu1 unl0SS lb De 1Or some local prelu-
dice and fear that you also may secure to
your section United States Senator II,
place of Abbott. 20
AS ''Simple Justice" says, let Ha1e Robe
son be heard. She has rid herself of these
Jackals, it is true, but the credit is due to
the efforts of the candidates and to the
people themselves. Our public men made
no speeches outside of their own town
ships, or contributed In any way to the
victory, except by their votes.
In making these statements and others
Simple Justice" exhibits not only his
prejudice, but also his ignorance. Robe
son county fell short of her majority given
TO Seymour and Blair for causes best
known to us. So did Cumberland. Yet
We are not willing to see the gallant Com
serVatives of New Hanover county falsely
and that, too, by voice from
the East. We are surprised at the Editor
to allow himself to do such injustice to a
county. The Conservatives of Robson
repudiate the effort to array us against our
friends in New Hanover We feel prou
Of our own achievements. We are equal
y proud Of the result in glorious New
Hanover. AsHPoLE.
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their own ohaOers. Many officers escaped into
Belgium.
The PrussiAns who entered Belgium have sur
rendered Officers of both AFnies were set at
liberty On parole.
The Germans are urging Prince william to de-
clare himself Emperor Of Germany. 1fr'i
a.-,, - PARIS. Sept. 8.
The Journal oficiel Of this morning repre-
sents every event Of the campaign as q sucoess I
for the Emperor.
Adispatch from Berlin says: "Bincs wednes-
day last Bazaine has sought TO escape North. but
has always heen frustrated.
It is really believed in Paris that Mcmahon 10
acting on the offensive. On Thursday he de-
sro yed the PrussiAn left, driving ths Grown
Prince back of the hills Of Augunies.
A=s PARIS, Sept. s.
Nothing official from the armies. The North.
east battles OF the past few days are coneidered
indeciaiye, though the losses are very heavy.
The Journals look upon an attack on Paris 40
impossibls now, as the PrussiAns are not able to
leave Mcmahon and Bazaine in their rear.
It is wen understood in Germany that Psris,
instead OF making peace, will defend itself to the
last extremity.
The enrolment of men between rs and s5
years OF age will give. In few days. ON sddi.
tional SOC, 900 to the National army.
Tne entrance or tho French army Corps
into Baden, and the cutting of telegraph
and the railroads in all directions, is confirmed.
The cattle have been brought from the Bois
de Bologne to the city.
The grape crops of France promise an unus-
ual yield.
BRUssELs, Friday, Sept. 2.
5000 French, including one General officer and
two Imperial Staff officers, crossed the border
and surrendered.
The French in Belgium number about 10000
with 4cO artillery wagons, two guns and 1000
horses.
MENDELsTKrM. Friday, II o'clock, Sept 2.
Strasbourg opened violent fire this @. m. and
the troops made a sortie. but were repulsed.
BERLIN. Sept. 8.
The particulars Of the battle of the lat are
deficient, though at Paris it is thought to have
terminated favorably to the French. The En-
peror certainly made demand for a truce, first
by letter, and then he come in personally and
surrendered.
The following is an extract from letter dated
Metz, Sept. End:
"since the battle of Gravelotte twelve days has
passed without giving the French opportunity
to leave the saddle. The French are unable to
prevent the Germans from seizing their chosen
positions" The garrison of Metz, including
| citizens and refugees, must number 100000.
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WAR IN EUROPE!
A GRE AT BAT TILE!
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY,
BOTH ARMIES CONFIDENT,
The News Conflicting

PARIS. Sept. !.
The expectation OF grain is forbidden, impera-
lively.
At Marseilles q legion Of 4. 900 naturalized Ger
mans has been formed to join the srmy.
Marseilles has sent to Paris immense quanti-
ties of provisions.
The Diplomatic Corps have no idea Of leaving
Paris with the other members Of the Government,
as the Empress remains and neutraIpowers mnst
acknowledge her regency.
The Corps Legislatif lie engaged in denuncia-
tions Of Prussian barbariies, andlaudatons OF the
French endurance at Strasbnrg.
ARLoN, BELGIUM, Sept. 1.
Serious fighting is reported between Armiguy
and Dorze.
The Prussians entered Oarignan at 10 O'Clock
yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. 1.
It is said that McMahon disobeyed Napo!eon's
order to detach so. 900 men to protect the Prince
Imperial.
The siege of 9trasburg continues. Great
slaughter has been occaeioned by the rigorous
bombardment. -- ....-
A large body Of French Mobiles passed the
Rhine, near Bellengen, twenty miles below BAsles
cut the teiegrephs and retired. The Prussisns
have taken precautions to guard against such en-
terprises hereafter. ,..... -..r -assz
It is reported that three army corps have en-
tered france from Baden.
The war costs the Prussians 10, 500 900 francs
daily.
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PARIS, kept. I

.## -'r= sf- J, PARIS. eept
The Gaulo:s saye: Last night Marshal Bars-
quay d'Hilliers assured the Club that battle oc-
Cured at Courcelles resulting in great French
victory. Thirty thousand Prussians are h0rs da
combat. large convoy of prisoners and bag
gage were captured by the French. The Jour
nails des Debats says: wagons and SO horses be-
longing to the Grown Prince were captured near
Shalons. ~.s-.a = E5 SO - s.'-
The Moniteur declares positively that the bat
tie at Oourcellee was 81 de cided victory for Be-
zaine. The Prince Imperial remAins at Avernes.
The combined movements Of Bazaine and Nc
Mahon have been most successful. Their stra-
getic plans have been well devised. promptly
executed and directed to all the weak points OF
the enemy.
The victory of the French at Oourclles is inn
portant, as maintaining a prestige against mum
bers.
Confidence IL entirely restored and the seige
Of Paris is ridiculed.
dispatch received to-day from the cores
pondent OF he New York Times, ON the Prussian
side, represents that encouragement ia on the
increase The cry Of on to Paris is becoming
fainter daily. Deaths from exposure and disease
are making fearful havoc in the Prussisn ranks.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept l.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
amount to nearly million dollars.
The debt statement shows decrease Of thir.
teen and half million.
Coin in the Treasury, one hundred and two
and half millions; currency over thirty-seven
millions.
Customs for the week ending 9th August,
four and quarter millions.
cia al frop he NJ cir
King Williams dispatch the full text OF which il
as follows:
"VARENNEs, August 80.
''We had yesterday victorious eng gagement
The 4th, 18th and one Bavarisn corps were en-
gagged. McMahon wSs beaten and driven from
Beaumont across the Meuse to Mouzon. Twelve
guns, several thousand priso ners and much ma
terial are in our hands. I repair to the battle
field to pursue the routes of victory. God help
US further. "WILLIAM"
From Raleigh-FIon. Josiah surner VS.
Gov neutrality-suspicious. for Arrest O,
Latter.
RALEIGH, Sept. 2.
Hon. Josiah Turner, through his counsel, yes
terday moved for bench warrant against Gov
Holden for illegal arrest, &C., before Judges DicI
and Settle of The Supreme Court. The motion
was entertained, and the argument closes to
morrow.
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ao1c fellow-citizens, with what afeeling of
glowing pride and exultation do congrat-
ulate myself that I am native born North
Carolinian, and that I, by my voice and
vote, have contributed, even in an humble
way, in placing her in the proud position
in the galaxy Of the sisterhood of States,
to which our recent victory has elevated
her. May God in His infinite goodness
preserve he- in her honor and glory and
make it the boast and pride of each one of
her sons, now and in the future, to be able
to say in the face of all the world that he
is true North Carolinian
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@gzTE 0T hoRTH CAROLINA.


IL Pr05ute Court, august 25tk, 1870.
Hanson E. Murphy. Administrator
&. b. Il. OF William Keith, de
ceased Plaintiff, Petition for
IgTLtet sale of
i.zaboth Jarkins, David Jonos Real Estate
and wife. Margaret ann Jones, for assets.
AID UthcTs, heirs at w OF said
deceased, Defendants.
z i Ape 1EINCt 10 TIE SATISFACTION OF
the Cont by the affidavit of the Plaintiff that
,aa Dofe' dante, Elizabeth Lsrkins aud David
juues and wife, Margaret Ann Jones, non
residents of tho state of North Carolina. 1t il
toECforo ordered that publication be made in
,La WEEKLY J0URNAL, published in the city Of
for elk weeks, notifying tha said
Def sndGnts to appear before me, j. q. Mann,
Judge Cf Probate or said Court, at his Office III
TIC Court Hclso in said city, at 10 o'clock A. M
The 18Th day Of October next, to answer, plead
o. dau3ur 10 tho said Petition, or Judgment no
Jes%o will lie entered IL this cause 10 to
-iu aud decree Of s4la granted according to
3. " prayer vr ths Plaintiffs Petition
3i.ne5s, J .. Mann, judge. &c. Date above.
Davis and Murphy Plaintiffs Attorneys.
!. a.. MANN, Judge OF Probate.
.ur ZG 29-lsW6w
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BRUSSELS, Sept. asp. NJ.
Mcmahon has been completely beaten and ia
now shut up in Sedan. His last road to Paris
h&g been cut.
Bazaine has been completely beaten before
Metz by Frederick Charles.
PARIS. Sept. 2.
The journals stAte that the reported insanity
Of the King Of Prussia is confirmed.
BEFORE SEDAN, FRANCE,
Friday, September 2-1:22 p. III.
The following dispatch is from King William
to the Queen:
A capitulation, whereby the whole army at
Sedan are prisoners Of war, has just been con-
cluded with General Wimppen, commanding, in
stead OF Marshal McMshon. who is wounded.
The Emperor surrendered himself to me as
he has no command, and left everything to the
Regent ut Paris. His residence shall appoint
after an interview with him at rem devious to be
fixed Immediately.
What course events. With Gods guidance
have taken!
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
The following is a special telegram from Lon
don:
Dispatches from the seat OF war report bril-
liant Prussian success. Twenty thousand Prus-
slams and tea thousand French lay dead and
wounded on the field.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 2.
Gen. Failley has been shot. one account says, by
his own soldiers and another by order.
Prince Napoleon was ordered to return to
Paris. which he refused. decree has been is
sued stripping him OF his rank Of ssuatcr and
Prince. t5@c. sseA ~ p = 3-sta "a
The Etoils. Of thie oitv. says the French are
utterly defeated. McMahon and the Emperor
are prisoners. The French soldiers massacre
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& PPIJCATION WILL De MADE TO THE
= n, 7t Legislature to attach q portion OF New
Hanover County to Sampson County.
OO-OLM
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MAJOR hughes GalI:
-}[y friends a7tI ftII0tr citizens: I gaze
on the glaG faces illumined by the Joy that
cmanatcs from the happy hearts which
slrround me on every side in this vast
tnroug-tho larSes5 that [ have ever seen
mbled in this city-my mind instinc
.ivey turns back 10 the time, only two
brief weeks ago, when [ had the honor of
o ADDRESSING you from this same platform.
Then we stood upon the eve Of q great
a.Jtlc, the issue of which was, on the one
asEd, the redemption of our State and our
ace, and the other political snbiugation
aId financial ruin; then the same faces
Wore an expression of sadness and anxiety,
and these same hearts were troubled with
Doubt and fear for the future. But now,
fellow citizens, the battle is over, we have
fought good fight, We have triumphed
%'oriously, we arc i'll possession of the
A.il, and to our eager inquiry, ''Watch-
man tell us Of the night, what its signs of
promise are" comes the comforting, the
cheering response, ''AII is well'-aye, my
tciiow-citizens, all is very well.
We have had q dangerous and insidious
Ioa to fight in the powerful radical party
party begotten Of bigotry and sectional
hate. conceived in war, born in battles,
ald nur ed and nurtured amid scenes of
blood and carnage-its food being the
liberties of once free and happy people
it grew to gigantic proportions and held
within its powerful grasp the governments
Of the nation and nearly all the States.-
Like the tabled Salamapder of old, which
which could only live among flames, it
could only survive amid scenes of violence
Ike those IN which it was born. There
Tore the leaders Of the party have sought
10 give it new baptism of blood, and sus-
tam its waning strength by giving it as
So Al.
good citizens Of this State. But fortunate
y they have failed in this, and the once
powerful party died on the fourth of Au-
gust of starvation and inanition dropping
nom its nerveIess grasp the baton of
power, it is hoped, forever
Our people, amid all the temptations
and inducements to commit violence and
0-oOdshed, have behaved splendidly. The
calling of armed men to the field and quar-
Ieflng them in different sections of the
country, the declaring peaceful and law
.oIdlng counties in q state of insurrection,
The suspension of the great writ of right,
t1e Imprisonment without authority of law
9i large numbers of our citizens, and the
Insults and cOntumely heaped upon many
q the best and ablest of our people, all
,,4Iled Of their purpose, and North Caro-
ma has for weeks presented the apparent
paradox of State in profound peace, ye
II the midst of war,
confess that was not prepared for so
great and so signal a victory. I expected
hnch, but the result was more than L had
suffered myself to hope for. Our sorrows
ana wrongs and miseries were all known
70 man, but God alone knew the high pur
pose and firm resolve that filed the breasts
VI " The good people of this State, and in
iHuced thousands on the day of election to
.T"Ye their usual avocations and march to
sne ballot, and once more to establish the
'"et IN the eyes Of the world, that neither
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.eeiIvoted "a sEsc Evening Of the 17sh In
stnrf, on nc 0ccasiOn2Of the Meeting of
she Conservative Democrats or Craven
gs.'ph
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REFERENCES
ETaSnlgGTOS g0hLEGE, VIRGINIA..
GEN, Ee. Il. LEE

TETHE next session will begin Sept. 10Th and
( end june 22d.
Expenses 1925 to 1878. For particulars apply
20 the CLERK OF FACULTY,
Lexington, Va.
iuly 244 SLOW
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[EATER.l |

.zas. e-s...r SEDAN, Sept. 2.
! The battle yesterday was bloody. Ten thou
sand officers and soldiers Of the French army
were forced into Belgium, and were required
instantly to surrender their arms. Great mum.