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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28

RilcS.-SCbrt epb auf eie strrirlten 3Gae
hes 1sII5tes, aus ttrrn Rartrr btrporlruebttt!
Ss taHn ntbt sCtplfen pereen, 70 lanas bic llr
lahs ftS vricrns blribt. Der Shmrr, burdb piles
lttintprn Irbr ihIimmrr Srl6aifrnbtit ,u Irtn;-
esreamitSebafstrf fam Observation-Disclosures ben.
fam ntbt rubi3 rcitrr, fann nidtt trdurm fken
uno lam Is fan nt6t nusbaltsn, psnn or eas
StbRrfniB Der Namr tsfriteigrn mus. Rdu as.
brauts Briggs pilrs-Wihel mad 6rn gnwtiI.
unsrn, nm tnntre, Gubrrr, iuftner pbrr b.utsnee
pilss 81 bslIrn. Sis lne milo nne iuperliiiia
unS pfretn ais Das sarantirt, ppfiiT lie ausa..
gsbfn rerefn.
Sdtarrb, Sopfipch, Securalaia, &c.
USE peni9 Sruie 9tebt ts. eie nidlt lbpn pcn
ceisfn lbllmnirn lebslu aelittrn babrn. Srisss'
aasrnnior III rin bona fide Srilmittl.
stus; ;ebrun9 Der bObir, btnbrrdrnSs
Sultsn, aeltpi9te Sungsn, farFsr @uspurf, brr
ltpa6enet NhbfbpriB, uRe ale anerre Spmrs
tome eislsr i@rrdl6sn aranfbtit prrecu etlin.
rsrT eur9 ben 0rtrauG ron Srisss' Gals uno
Vun0su .SriIrr, has tsfe Seilmittrl tpsdrs bis
isBt entetft Tcretn fir Sals- unp gunasu-
aranfbtitrn. 20il7I
Onbncrdmgen, Sditpdrcu, einacs
lpad1feue 9fi0cI !r.-Iluiente trinaen Ssm
Or. Briggs itrrn Tduf bar fur hen Grfola Iei-
mes alIeridtcr unb Curative in 9r;ua auf Ibntue
Sineerung unb cfilung Srn Slbnnauasn,
StpGrtn uno alien 9ranfbetsn tsr geine, CbEs
9tuditt auf cen Iblmmen 3ulane hes Iaprs.
3um Gtrfluf tri y. 8. gotCd. Wiafbrp 9rcs.
2. 2. II. Y. G. 5ulfr 3. 8. pbrlpS, Gjrrif II.
Ne8arrab, 8. Y. Gbitfnbfn, scranton, y. Oi
Morgan u. 60, 2bpmaS II. Co., Glbtrt Gree
npef pirf, Morgan u. pfpiS, TrcSietucs, I'm
appibs'trn iibubaupt, 2On7I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28

S6rinr Sur gsfTrtrruna ron pGTlgi.rru son
urt ua6 alien Gegrnern GeutidlaneS uuc her
S6wei, nit Dampf- rSrr Srgrl. 6iifrn aber
gntwsrprn, Bremen, Samburg. Sapre, giperpcpl
&c. III bebrutrno ermGBisru prriirn.
@usjablungrn pur6 Ypt,g gIupriiungcn turh
ben NrrSrsutitsu glrvO uad pem gtprSerutit5en
SunS, Saiern gBiirtrmbera, 9ntru, SclTrn,
9uremturg, ern NieprIauera, GGnrmarf
Shprtcn unb RrrwClrn.
G,rlrsr fir uuicrs Hebnuua IN IruH6lnrS
rintrSablt prtrn in Gplp posr Ussrnprrib in
gapirr pen ms pCr0iitt.
gpQma6trn Wietbs. unt Gnuf. 9cntraf!e.
8errtnistr Stoatru giIIr &c. aussrfrrti2t.
Sir ale tur9 uns triprsten GjrItSftr pirt
garantirt.
6mi9 gBiIb. +. 8irIrI II, Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
2iife beutIcber Sriefc,

- Die Scmppis tsr Sasp auf rem ra.
bitaltn Staats.Agsntsu 0spr9t 3.
Grams, Ger stpa S350,0OJ pcn rem
StaatsBsIe: faIl unb NIT lsinsn abtta.
len SrilOtrn In tUbsn asmtern igeiltr,
causrt fort. Gin raeifaIsr GcnaabIer pom
5arristurS mar Isbts Boar In Isp. gcrF,
pa ft atrr Nifsr gpans niht BEL ibm
mslrsts, tsbrte Der padfre Nann mad,
5arrisburS juriid unc mtltsts, bnb Der
Srfeial Gasnt rabrltsiuIi6 nlbt m.br
in gltw' ycrt fst! Das gang. gtrfOl.
gun8tSsi6rst st9sn hisfsn lOyiltn pa.
tripltn" 1T bic rtinls straightforward
unfsrs Stb6rrsn In 9arrisburs wrusn
itn nitt. neil llt an rem Sbpined b,.
tbsiIiat fno uno lid pUbl biien psrr,n.
ZAP t9r Gcut8s 3ur 8srantpsrtuna es,o.
gen psrbs. @paus Ioq iIh itet In GAMBIA
nit fsinsm SsuteaRt9siI In Si8nb,tt ts.
finttn.
- Die OirseIcrsn tsr @tRnn Ysnua
@. q. 60. bisItsu am 5rettas in pitts,
burg cine SiBuns uno sat.n GUutrutte
fur gpsairunB Der Satn II. {. NJ. ron
@rssnbur8 Bis SUnurasuiut, Ya., aus.
- Die eptlI Option Gam palilrte In
esr lfB!fn SiBanS tsr @sitBssbuns bas
Saus NIT GROCER Nsbr4tit, wrre. atsr
i'm Srnat psrworfsn, ptil bic Dtmolra.
in. wsIhs I'm ssuanutsn 86rpsr sins
Stimms Mt5vb,it battsn, Iimmtlid5 ba.
8s8sn warsn. GrpdbntsS @rftb ftrsibt
Dor, naB itrsr DtRritt I'm Staae tas
Hsft Rabsn iUa, oariibrr atluIlimm.n,
Oh innsrbaIb fsinsr (bss Dtfritts) @nn.
gen 9tilti6s 3strdnEs aussri6sntt psre.n
Oilrisn orsr ni&t. Ran rarf R& fen bar.
anf rfrIaFtn, ba6 rir tstr. Bill In Ter
na6ittn SiBun9 Ter Gsi'bsstuns wies.r
aufiau@'n wiTr, uno wsr Rs pniilrt ~
Rabsn pani6t m6Ss fur ratitals 9lTem.
t!pmiRnrr une pat raeifale 5tdst iibtr.
blupi itimmsn.
- Rm. Carrot unb So6n 6arrina.
ton, 3rst 8nabsn oon rrIp. II uuo is
5abrsn ruresn am u. in Wilicrp, pd.,
}u is is WonaIsn @sfinanib uuo 500
@'lpbuee perurtbiilt neil Rs auf cas-
@tIttis rsr G:is q. 81. OtRructcntu &c.
pVrisn battsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
0,rlIanS, Or. 26. sspt. Daa q,n,n

pJriIanb, Or, &c. Sept. Das qsasn
BON S&tensn auf Der r6rOli6su V1c fe.
ba6n BAT b'Gcnn;n uno Grtt raid psrs
mirtF. 6iiniunt3plaiiB Nirlrn tss
SdbubfiIcs fRo rcll'uott. Tlu bat cine
l'tr srrbs Gn31bi Artsitsr enaasht.
- Nm SnmRl9 ncmnirttu ei. D..
mCtrattn Res GumSsridnO unc 5rautlta
DtRritts 6snrp 81. 9, Ttr fiji. oaO Nm. sl.
mes StaatsIsndtur5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
.Sre 5ibr" unb ,,Sullar sturr."


un9laubiiG erfhstnt es, trls bic Ser.
rtn parrts u. Srppn bic mceerntsn Scr.
rfn. uno Damsn'6Ite fir sprt bis bret
Dollars osrtlufen tGnnen, pibreno Hs In
anoeren @ef&lftsIutalen fiinf bis feds
Dollars tcittn. Gin Se1ub ptro Strer.
moan ppn Der UabrGfit hes @sIaatsn
r':3suBsn. Gle taltsn ftrnsr 6lsiesr,
1itefeln uno Shubs unb cine retdbe Quss
mabl ron 6ancp'O9Ubs, SSiaer, tiinlilihe
Slumsn unp 6rubtt6rbhen. Ran Iteue
lIh Mot, stnsn SsIu6 ,u MAIDEN, p.nn
man duh nthtS fluftu piq-Slaus Sront.
9s5snilbrr bem N6bsliiore pon @iinlt,r
u. Co., 4adapanna assnus. 1in71
BS~ 9sbriiprr 9eonarp. tlsmpner.
8upferitmtete, 0ls' uno UaiIerr5buR.
esgsr, 5l4 Safawanna Npsnur. Scrars
ton, ga. 25mt7l
E6- Sebsr Dirt9 1ctIt cine pom @..
brursr eecnaro's 2assrbiers Yumv.n ba.
ben. DurH brrsn @ttruu6 IN pas lsste
9las Bier sbsn 70 pcbIIGmrdenD, aut
unp fatl, aIs pas sr1s. 25mi7i
Hay Gtnsn grtra.artitst Qsbertbran
jum Ssrtauf In GROCER Wsnse In Gbit.
tsnesn's @pOtbsts, eadl. aps.' 23mi7J
p@- gsrsebt ni6t, baB 6err Gbtttrr.
BEN, Gt8sntbamsr Der apCttsfe asgsnGbsr
esm GcurttauIe baRisr, NsItpturen auf
eas @sptfenbaftsfs ausfi6rt uuo ale In
fstn Ga6 stnf&Iussntsn QrtittI Scrrdtbta
bait. 70 wirS erutf& paisIbR ssfplpe
den. 2m
sa Gralning, @alsrsi unb 1apYit.
rtn bsior9t -- BAUER i'm feinlt.n
StYle uno bs1Bt bsicnpsrs In Der srliaes
nanntsn 8unlf cine irltrns ReilsrI6oft,
Ia er nur bic bsfsn @rbrttsr 6dlt. Sir
Yrotsn isinsr grteit Ssrpsill er auf bic
SOtals Der 6srren 5rant Jsirfsr unb @tar.
les 8. Shaet. 2Oap7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
81. Green,
SanSIfr In tmpurtirtrn unb sinbrmiI6su
Utinrn, Ciqu6rrn, CigurrrH, &r.,

42S Sadaparna apeHur.
Ter bette Bourbon in her @rarut. Smpurtir
Wrine unc Srnnbir5. Die bette @usNabl Iuebru
nps esm rIIbauit rrbnlcn unb III VrriIrn vrr.
Eauft BIC irprr 0UuFurrrn, lpcitfn.
Gtenfdlls Gin srpBrr Gprratb impVrtirtrr unb
ftnbttmilter Gt8arr'h bic nit grringrm grufi
ptrtauft prrccn.
Vcrtrr unS Vile, in sarjer unb taIteu 8HTcrn,
tmmer rprrdtbig III lem uferi1iien Warftprciir.
9Saartn peresn Irtrufrri mad irtem lbrilr
bsr CITY absrIicfcrt.
G1nFenS fllr has ttstfriss 3utraurn, bitt,t
um 9rgalmn9 erirItrn in Ner ,3ufunft.
~. Sui 1SG6.-td
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28

nsA- Sir bic Oiijirat a@ef&i6h bss
SrtsSes Sw'itsn Dsutldlanb uuo 5rant,
reid" III 5err 5snrp 6 0 d ron Dun.
more ttbt ntr allsinise gIarut fir rtn
o6tren absil pom eu,srns Gounip. Das
gSsrE sritsint IN etutfnsr unb eueliI6sr
Sprahs, IN NIT $50 abtileunarn iau-
itrlrt uho Sl3 Ssitsn tart. g4ir MAIDEN
aut Cen Irbtsrsn lmtlno trICuprrs aufs
merriam, ed nod mstrere anbsre Nusaa-
ben friitirrG, rOr bfnsn ras putIitum as-
marnt wtre. Da cine 0sfaihte plsIss
&rts8es fir 9sesrmaun Scn bldtenbsm
28srtbs 1T uno bisIslbs nur purb Cub.
lertpttcn psrtauft wiro. 70 Iuatsn T6 ptsle
untsrl6rftter cafilr ftnpeu. 3p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
Sd6t cub rc9iftrircn !

@as Stimm9stsr eitiss Staatss milTen
SeBifrirt f'in, s5s 7s ttt Der g8a5l ,um
Stimmsn tsrt&ttBt linb. lin G&pierig.
EsiIen cSer 6intsrniTs gu psr5aisn, ration
mir etb3alb aaen unIsrsn minnIittn Sc.
fern, bagna4 Su isleu, raB 1s rssiRrirt
ltre; wrnn ntbt pann ssts man gu rem
in her S8arc, Srwnlbip otrr Scrcuab
an0rit'ltsn giTsiIcr, unb laTs i& rtsilirt.
cen. Cine Cite prr Stimmsttrr lam man
aud an ben pIdbrn, an wslarn srw56n.
lid bic BabIrn fattiinrrn, auSssbdnst
ls6sn. Scyt fbaue man mad, cb man re,
siHrirt III. Gu6 III manamal elm Nams
faiia ansrgstru; isbt ,u, eab aud ttrIss
bsrt6tigt rtrb. 2w
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-28
Reconsideration m-Scitunaen.

U(pndtS1DrFFten -SctfUnQen.
Ter llnir8ritnste bat isBt bic glsenhr Sun
lllen in Srrnntcn unb llmgsgeue ciuarfiibrt,n
Reconsideration uuO ,3ritun9en iitrrnrmmeu
une rtro eiEirlbct, ben Srrsbrten Abpnnrntrr
prompt ins Saus licfrru.
NatbCliEen rmpfrblr i'd tas fathrlidje Saus.
bu6, Ate unr nrur gErlt unb anerre fatbp(.
3utibrtfttu uub Siidcr. autb liefrre icb Ra.
Irnssr unO dhnide gSrrfe. S9rften unrolIrn.
ffn 9nbdltce prrbrrits i'd feline.
Or. Gbarlcs D. Yrufcr uatr rem GUurtbauIt
ntmmt ebrnfaas Seitrliunlru fir mid an.
9t7i Satpb @si9er, Gsearltra6r.
NUttJ Ser 9afpb Gjrisrr III aud rrmGb.
tt9t. Sabirirt!Nnen auf pas ,.Srartrn gPp.
dsnblltT rntgeseuJdn5bmrn unb r5 rerrcr ale
t!bm tibsrsstsnrn Yfltsuuusrn piinttli9 auesc.
tnpTt. Brtcbr. gSaauer,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21
EeWs aPer POInta

The New York heral3 j. valued at S.
! OOO, 600 a." j. Owned by Commodore Jas
| u T ion Ii EFT Jr.. having been pre-
sented To Il N % father.
The Evening p ,st was valued by Jpo. J
Ci~co and '~p OF her Referees, some months
since 81 $50 600
The New York Times is valued It 81 :
500 o. 0; 81, 900, 900 b g be. n offel ed Tor il
al III II.
The Nv York World is valued at 81
200 QUO More capital was sunk to make
1t t1An Al y other newspaper ever started in
this or any other country
The Tribune is valued at So. OOO. 600 and
could not Purchased for that amount.
The Ev mig Mail is valued at 81. 100 -
O00 Cyr's w. Field lately purchased
one third interest in it for $50, 600.
The Evening Telegram is valued at
5000 and is not for sale.
Tue New York San is valued at 81. 500. il.
600 and pays Sc zen per cent. on larger
amouat.
TIE Commercial Advertiser is valued
at $3.50 900 bat it would take larger sam
to puIcb aee it.
The Journal of Commerce is valued ct
$500, 600.
TIE Daily and Weekly News are valued
at $780, 900
The daily circulation of the News and
Sun approximate closer than any other
two daily newspapers in the city.
The New York Star. MIR. Joseph How
ards paper, Is valued at $500 900 bat is |
1ot for s tie. Memphis AuGLuache.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21


, There was very large turnout a. Roc..
Point depot on tho evening of July IL. 1871
OF the citizens Of Holden township IN a..
county, irrespective of party, color. ,ooa
or previous condition.
The meeting was called and held TO-,
purpoe OF nomina ing toxnship cffooS.
on the sure principle of union of oil g.
the sake of all. oF
DIR. Satchwell was elected Chairman ora
James Mcclure appointed Secretary
Committee Of ten, five white and g..
colorcd, was appointed to nominate oo
cers.
In accordance with the report of GOA
county. the following nominations r sa.a
unanimously m ide by the meeting. ''o
For NJ glstrates-James b. McPherso,
and John Penny. -''u
For Clerk Jhn M. Walker
For Constable-John MoSeIy.
For School Communicable 8. 8. Sat-,
well, A. Gamberg and Thomas IiIl;nn
ton.
This voluntary fusion Of all denomina-
lions, classes, colors and parties. was .
gratifying exhibition of harmony anS
good feeling, the harbipger of better tim =,
aud promises much good to the township
A vote OF thanks was passed to the oid
Board, soon to retire, especially to tho
Chief Justice, Maj. James 5. Hines,
| 1t Was ordered that the proceedings 81
this meeting be forwarded by the Sscrn.
tary for publication to the Wilminpton
papers. JAMES MCGUIRE,
Secretary,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
WILMINGTON. N. c..
FRIDAY. JULY Ia. 1871.
An examination of the Southern cote

AN examination OF the Southern cotton
crop. recently made by direction OF the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, shows thai
in the States of Texas, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas. Mississippi, Georgia aud Tennessee
the crop will probably he nearly twenty
five per cent. less than it was last year.
At the same time the grain crop IN the
States above named will probably be about
twenty FIVE FER cent. larger than the grain
crop of 1870. There is no reason for the
South to complain of these figures. Cot
ton will command, because Of its compar-
alive scarcity, larger price than hereto
fore, and grain will be plentiful and
cheap. The actual result Of the present
condition of the cotton and grain crops
will prove moro beneficial TO the South
than large crop Of cotton and smaller
crop of grain could have proved. Per
haps the planters will be taught by it to
plant hereafter more grain and less cotton
than they have been in the habit of plant
ing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21

Ruk IL ia better to endure the evil, what
ever it may be, till it can be corrected by
the lawful and peaceful means of the ballot
box.
Never having had any connection or
sympathy with any secret organization by
whatever name called since was q school
boy. have thought it proper to cay this.
being connected as il is With the subject
immediately under discussion for be-
lieve il you will displace sill the bad judges
in the state and put more upon the bench
worthy to succeed the Gastons, the Hen
dersons, the RIffias, and the Gilliams, you
will hear no more of Ia klux IN North
Carolina.
This, sir, Is no idle tale that am tell
ing. AS long as the integrity of the judi
cierv is maintained, the liberties of the
oeoDle are safe. But when this mighty
bulWark OF civil liberty is leveled or swept
away, the rights of the citizen are in peril.
Who does not know this ? And knowing
it, what genuine North Carolinian would
not welcome hack the judiciary that shed
such lnstre upon his State? A convcntion
can give it to us.
There are many other features in our
present constitution and form OF govern
meut that need changing, and to change
any one OF which would justify the calling
of a convention. might refer you to our
present expensive system of county gov
eminent and compare it with the old and
cheaper system. might point out to you
the many new and unnecessary Offices Gre
ated oy this constitution. I might com-
pare the expense of the present State gov
eminent with the ole, but time fails me.
I have already detained you much longer
than I intended.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
ilmes' after having read what Mr.. Greeley
knows about farming, and becoming so
enamored with the views of the venerable
and truthful Horace, as to buy q farm
and proceed to agriculture, writes out his
disgust In rich, rare aud racy manner,
truly refreshing. He says: mo wonder
Cain killed his brother He was tiller
of the ground. The wonder is that he
didn't kill his father and then weep be-
cause he hadn't grandfather to kill
Mr.. Greeley's views of the future are said
to be wonderfully cheerful 1t is we'll for
his present peace of mind that such is the
case. for vision of the scores of disap-
pointed farmers " q will be sure to con-
front him in that land of Justice, would
certainly have anything but quieting in
fuence on the declining days OF this agri.
sultuEalist."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21
Extract from a. private Letter.

Tho majority, including
many who were opposed to Smith, CaId
well, &C., seemed TO think it would be bet.
ter to keep out of the m eting. Conse-
quently az the morning session, iaan gnra-
ted by the Radicals at 10 O'Clock, al hour
before the arrival of the regular Stock
holders train from the East, buL 600 share S
were reported in person and by proxy
Myers, of Charlotte. was Chairman. The
meeting then adjourned until y O'clock
met and diourned sine die. Subsequent.
~ Gov. Graham, MIR. Cameron, Turner
and others arrived, and at their rsqnest
Myers recalled the meeting at D. m
when about 500 in person and /, 800 by
proxy were represented. Smith, ID. A
Davis, j. L. Moorehead. Shaver & Branch
q Co., and others still keeping out. Gov
Graham stated that he had been served
with notice by Judge Bond, but did not
regard 1t as an injunction, as the q. >.
Court could only grant one after notice
and hearing. Others stated that TIL
Court could only act on claims of $500
and that the plaintiff owned but lille
shares, and stated no amount of
damages, and that, therefore, the
injunction was illegal, but ali with no eff
feet. Myers adjourned the meeting, re-
fusing repeatedly to pay any attention
whatever to appeals from his decision, and
finally he and the Secretaries seeded in
the fuss OF the meeting, Whereupon Ralph
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21

O onclusion- that when the mob and the
military met it was inevitably to fight.
It is very probable that little moderation
and ccolne 81 would have saved much OF
ibis bloodshed One thing is certain, In
al riots d troop of cavalry charging at
half speed and striking, if at all, with the
fat OF their sabres. will disperse q mob,
generally without auy loss Of life, and
moro quickly than the deadly and random
Gre Of infantry, whose Understanding
bullets kill the innocent, including women
and children al great distances from the
scene Of riot. or even in their own peace
ful dwellings,.
But this sad waste of human life points
o moral-would that it might be needed
everywhere! These hatreds and animosi-
ties still existing among the Lish after two
centuries would long ego have ceased Ii
a large portion of the Irish people had not
been oppressed and reconstructed beyond
measure. Ii the Irish people are the most
faithful Catholics in the world. 1t Is In
grtat mt -ure because they were fJr 60
loog a time disfra,acAised because OF their
religious lNtLUs STe6 nhA
il persisted in, breed these. secular animos-
tiles which time seems poWerless to extln-
guish It is this which explains the in
tense bitteraess of political parties In
! France, for example, and the lrreconclla-
| BILE hatred of Poland towards Russia. In
the course of time these hatreds become
inbred in the new generations and increase
instead of diminishing. If this prccef q
goes on TOO long, there is no more hope t1
peaceful government, and tyranny on enc
side, and revolution On the other, must
continue to blight the land.
Is this great republic to follow the ex-
ample of monarchies, and to have also its
Ireland or its Poland ? Is the generation
that follows TO flourish with increased bit
terness the memories Of injustice, oppres
sion, disfranchi cment and revenge God
forbid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21
RAILROAD MEETING.
North Carolina hetiEoad-Exefted Meet
Ing CT stoekhoiisrs-Aaa hdJ 5uTn'nen:
without Action, &c, &c Sc.

without Action, &C, &c sc.
GREESsDcRo'. r. c., jay 10, 1871.
Dear .1onmaZ:-T- annual meeting of
the Moth Carolina Railroad stock olders
for this year IS passed, but unity as such
has not been held. Smith & Go. lad the
cards all stocked. An Internal meeting
was called at 10 q. II. TO day ana ". r.
Myers, OF Charlotte. pet in the Chair. A
recess for half an hour to verify proxies
was lad, and, On Resembling, only about
one thouseud shares were declored be
represented. The Chairman, pro TEN. :,
Myers, there upon ordered the animal
meeti e tEc stockholders adjourned
sire Gle.
A II, o'clock & large body Ct stock
hold Is arrived On the special train, pro-
vi>el - bring them 10 the meeting, when,
to thtlr astonishment, they found what
had been done by Smith s. CO. By some
means the stockholders were again go. to-
gether at . p. H., when Gov. Crab 10
showed up the tranaactiors as they ought
to have been. Smith replied in his o,cn
sty5e 4 new call of the proxies was had,
when only about 1900 shares were FOND
represented. Smiths party, Shaver, OF
Salisbury, at the head, had absented them
selves from the proceedings. The Viii
mington stock was reFrese ntad in the l. 800,
and was the larger part Of 1t. No quorum
being present, Smiths man, Myers again
declared TIE me cling adjourned 'ssne die. :"
after violating every rule of rarlamen larry
usage by his arbitrary decisions He
left the Char with Kisses behind him
Upon his leaving Mr.. Ralph GoIrell,
Of Guilford, was called to tie Chair, and
Messrs. Graham, Caldwell, Toomer and
others discussed the usages, rights and
duties OF the company OF stOc2t o,ders, aud |
the stockholders then adjourned to NEST Oh
the ooh of September, after decisions shall
have been had upon he Infamous injunc- |
tons OF Judge Bond. Smith play ed hi !
role strongly. He held the majority Of
private stock by proxy, ami licked ali |
proceedings. Strange that he is so short [
lighted. But perhaps h ks this
same game OF injunction aciA be plugged on |
he Convention when l. III Ii d : emble
Ihus has gore one more OF .he rights of
;reemen.
Some other cores pondeut wi j give Won
! fuller account. he heal Is f.u fni, bn5
he crowd is large. Ever. by uld III
wife, with sons and daughters are hera,
md the young people will have Il tai t.
hight What do you think OF Ier Jslch,-
can disciples with the thermometsr a; SO
degrees in the shade.
Yours, NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-21
A Queer kxpre.n Rnndle.

The express mss NIGER at this point was
quite surprised several days ago by re.
ce'virg cOiored woman by tie name OF
he liza < N ball as freight to be sent by
tie Ad44ns Express Company to Mrs Zeba
Cav. n ssan, New Hampshire. She was
lie i've, 49,, =, the office by Mr.. Gay. pro
taken charge of by the regular officers
aud vent on her way rejoicing. 80
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