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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11
sssa NEW g. BEAUTIFUL MUSIC

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4 Bright Blue Eye, Song Meininger. 35ets
Haze gou seen Louise Comic Song, saxton, 40
Dariiag Belle Of the Boarding School, POrter30
Girl u,tth the Cigarette, Comic eordella, 80
.Jollv High Times, Comic, PARKS, 30
No,s ,roGidn' yo. like 10 kao,r, Comic Cordla 80
.yeaoeiis of the Heart, Beautiful Song MillArd30
Lon ia the MeadotC, Zush, Sc
Let ii Pass, for Bass or Alto, 9 50
Yet Once Again, Duett for Sop. and Barr.
0abriel, ou
OuarreHing NeiqhJors, Comic Duett, Auber, IS
SomeBody's Child, with variations, Mack, Gu
Heare"ly Greetings, Psnsis Roymantique,
Blanchey, IS
| Holiday Vacation March, illustrntsd title
Gilsinn, so
Soeet Anficipotions, sohottische, "
Gilsinn, 50
Daisy, Fantasia, Krug 80
Any of the above sent by mail on receipt o
the market price.
No matter where you see piece of Music o
Music Book advertised, send to us and you vii
receive 1t by enclosing the publishers price.
3AIMER & wEBER,
MUSIC DEALERS,
m37-dedI2m. 81. LUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11
COStiyeneSS.

Thi. is caused by sluggish, torpid state ofthe
Liver, and dersDstmtnt Of the whole ~ stem.
IL is surprising that there are 60 many troubled
with this dis ing disesse and give it so little
attention The diseases that follow habituAl
costiveueIs are many, of which Sick Headache,
Rush Of Bieod to the Head, Dyspepsia, Plies,
Heart, Lung and Skin Disease and Female and
Kidney Complaints, are always aggravated by
it. Many Tesort to pills. and never have = free
evacuation of ths boEsle without their aid. To
these, IsAy, atop and coE sider, as every pill
you take con taiDs mercury, which will in time
cause yoa to regret the course you have taken
By using Taylor's Stomach and Liver corrsctor,
you will not need to take pills to four bottles
will ours gu.
For Sale BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cinss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11

This Company Is now offering for IAle about
six hundred Thousand acres Of the finest agri-
cultural lands IN the West The Company sells
only 10 actual Sc tters, and the prices are exceed
ingly reasonable, rSrgIBE from s. 10 SO per
aoIe-the average being abOst $s. The greater
part OF these lands are situated sl9ng the lin. Of
ATS railroad between the cities Des MONIES and
CounOIl Bluffs, and in the most accessible
and fertile ion in tn, State
Sales made .or cash or on credit log enough
to enable any industrious man 10 pay for the
land out of ats crops.
These lands are held under title direct from
the General Government and are not n orrt-
gagsd or encountered in any way. Full warranty
deeds given to purchaters.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other informa tion
rsspec tug them, address Ri NEzEs Cook, Land
Commissioner, Davenport, IuNa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany's ticket offices at Chicago, and all other
principal stations on its line, and if the pureha
ser buys land the amount paid for the ticket i,
applied on the purchase money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11

q. SHRoCk,
Late Professor Of Business and Ornamental PEN
manship, Pen and Pen ell Drawing in lowe W Wes-
evan University, lecturer on Commercial corr es-
. pondence, business customs, laws of trAae,
ETC., in charge of writing department.
other oompetsnt teachers will be In oharg
Of pnonOgfaphy telegraphing, and English de-
partmenss.
Twenty -four lectures will be given during the
fall and winter, on mercantile law, commercial
ethics, political economy, laws and customs OF
trade, etc, free to all regular studeats. This
| institution will be upon the most thorough and
pr acticaI basis Tke only actual business col
| iege In Rock Island. where each student is re-
ouired to go through every detail as in actus
bssiness Il is very important and desirabl,
that all com menes at opening of term 30 Il
create 81 much uniformity and system as possible
/ Cards. subscription headings and nsmenta
mem work of fnost workmanship With the pen
executed to order. Send 81 for specimens.
Hall nearly opposite Rock Island Houses ope
day and evening after July rs, 1871. For in
formation send for circular or address
NJ DE La BROWN.
jy15dH p. o. Drawer 44T, Rock Islsnd, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11

Tslegraphed to the ARGUS.
UrIos srooK YAHDs, Aug. II.
| Cattle Receipts ,73', in good demand and
steady; Texan at 81 7oa3 IS common to choice
natives So 50A5 80.
| Hogs Receipts 591 market steady heavy
and lig ht selling at 81 l2la4 10; mostly 81 va
4 65.
sheep-Receiptu l,3lOi selling fairly at s. 25s
! 4 90 fot fair to choice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11
MEDICAL


Without . failure, the past
l3 years, In all the worst
cases Of PILES, DsoPsY,
ScRcFULA, SALT RHEuN,
DYsPEPsIA, OArARRH
NEURALGIA, and all dis
eases of the SKIN ant
| BLooD, by using Fowle'l
! Pile and Humor Cure, en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11
Raid on the Gamblers of Cincinnati

Foreign n ews.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-11
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MUSIC DEALERS,
m37-dedI2m. 81. LoUls.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

1t is known that Mr. Clay was remark
able for his recollection of faces. a curious
incident of this wonderful rower IS told of
his visit ID Jackson, Mississippi, in the
year IS. On his way the cars stopped
at CliUton for a few moments, when an
eccentric, but strong minded old man
made his way up to him, exc!aiming as lie
did SO, Don't introduce me, for [ want
to see if MIR. Clay will know me-"
"Whera did I know you p said Mr..
Clay.
In Kentucky" answered the keen
sighted, but one eyed old man.
Mr.. Clay struck his long. bony finger
upon his forehead, as if in deep thought
Have you lost that eye since saw you,
or had you lost it before ?" inquired MIR.
Clay.
Since" said the man.
"Then turn the sound side of your face
to me, that may get your profile"
Mr.. Clay paused for a moment, his
thoughts running back many years. Il
have it," said he.
Did you not give me verdict as
Juror, at Frankfort, KY, in the great case
of the United States against Innis, twenty
one years ago ?"
'.I did did p said the overioyed old
man.
"And is not your name" said Mr.. Clay,
Hard wicke p
1T is, it is," replied DR.. Hardwicke,
bursting into tears. did I not tell
YOU" he said to his friends, ''that he
knew me, though I have not seen him
from that time to this ? Great men never
forget faces"
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
The Future OF Cotton,
he New Orleans Picavnne sa1s.

The New Orleans Picayune says;
The next season viii doubtless open with
higher quotations than are now railing, but
it seems at present doubtful Uh4ther the
aggregate value of the crop will be suffi-
Gent TO pay plan ,ers geo profit on the
cost Of production. The surplus held over
IN India will hang heavy upon the markets
If Europe, and ether producing countries
will scarcely lessen their screage under
cot or.
II is very certain thai s1ch rainousIy
log prices as We have witnessed during the
past season canrot prevail, but that che
South can produce 50 many other articles
with more profit than her devotion to cot
ton production, even TO the ex.ent of
3, 900 600 bales, is unjustifable.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

The chalty lady correspondent of the
Washington Patriot writes from New
York as follows:
Summer has made decided change in
the arrangement of the hair, and there is
now possibility of obtaining some idea
Of the shape of lady's head. The de-
forming chignons are doomed, and al
ready begin to disappear. At one Of the
late weddings the prettiest girls appeared
with their own hair simply braided and
pinned l. in loops behind. A few, with
luxuriant locks wear two hanging braids,
tied an inch or two from the end with
ribbon. The style is pret'ier for demoi-
sales than their more advanced sisters.
but even this is r1ferable 10 the artificial
arrangement Of the lfst ten years. de-
c,ded taste for blue Is now taking posses
sion of tae m 4scaine and feminine heart.
E;Tu and buff b we q lite exhausted eye
sight and pu;ienc-, aud now tLe color CT
litteruteurs is d stlned TO viii. First csme
with thr s0rl1g the dainticst and pre- test
b ue para soils, then the tie, later dresses,
and Low rise, Shade of A'bion 8
ighty daughter, Who frrt gave blue
stockings TO literature for 10 blue boots
arc aciuA;Iy creeping into fashion. Ladies
as yet have contented themselves with
gloves. but the younger generation have
placed before our eyes these approxlma-
tionS, Rn1 soon their elders will put t5em
on their feet in boudJlrs and drawing
rooms. For gentlemen the most sty lish
coat is blue, aud Tor seaside wear no straw
hat is complete without is band of
"bonny blue"
One of the prettiest of the new Leghorn
fats has the rim cut In points, bound in
dark blue velvet, undSr which is IL shading
Of black lace. The only outside II u ming
ID crepe de chene sc lrf, with long endss
trimmed with fringe. The new hair
powder ia a blush gray color, making the
hair that exquisite gray, SO effectively be-
coming. The number of youthful faces
aow crowned by creped locks of this color
is really startling. aud. whether dyes for
the hair. or ruinous washes for the face
accomplished this destruction only
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

The following is an extract from CORES.
pondence of the Cincinnati Gazette
II had talk with one of Mr.. Vallandig-
hams near relatives, 10 whom he had
often spoken freely. He said his new de-
parture idea was two years old, and had
been thoroughly studied. His Papers
were voluminous. He had written COM
plete autobiography. One of his favorite
hopes was to make 4th of Jaly oration at
the centennial anniversary in 1876, and he
commenced the paration of it. He
loved the Calhoun theory in politics. but
thought it died with the echoes of the
last gun at Appomattox Court House. He
wanted neg suffrage kept out of politics.
It was on us. Let rs see how it worked.
If well, why well. If not, let the people
remedy it. He believed that they were
ready for a new constitution, and feared
sometimes a military dictatorship. The
new departure was against his prejudices,
bat he believed it the best for the
country"
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

DEMOCRATIC c n ERvATIvE ORGANIZATIONS
fIECTIIF- 0 MI les
CENTRAL EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
BRAGG, HoMA~, kalr Rh, Chairman.
,Metrlmon, A. s., Busbee, G. NJ,
Ri deoe, II. A. Lltchford, J. j..
d Carteret, J. G, Battle. Il. H.,
NcOr-, j. III
DISTRICF C'MMITTEES:
FIRST DISTRICT.
GARTER d NJ, Warrington, Chairman.
hausom. NJ W.. Jackson,
j ateam. Coas Pl moaah,
WIneton, d. G Windsor.
Ente. NJ. l., G GltesvilIe.
N o:c J. Il. vii funston,
SLaw, w. b, Cnrrituck G. II.
FEC ND DISTRICT
KENAN. TITS S Wilson, Chairman.
HuL bes J ,nn, Newbern.
Murrlsoy, W. G., Goldsboro',
f Hagan, Chas. J. Greenville,
+ fir Y. \. W, Beaufort,
Nixon. Il. w, Jacksonville,
Wooten, J F., Kin>ton.
THIRD DISTRICT.
EN5ELHARD, j. a, WILMINGTON, Chair
man.
Fuller, 7. G, Fayetteville,
McKoy, y. A CInton,
Wall, Il. c., Rockingham,
NOrmeut, A. >, Lumberton,
MclV'r, D., Carthage,
Ellis, ! W.. White vile.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
PLUMMER, l.. T., WarTcnton, Chairman.
AIMS, j. >, Oxford,
York, +. w, Morrisvile,
Co ke, &. NJ, l. uisburg.
Leach, J. 7. Leaohburg,
DIR k, j. 4. billiards on,
StrudwIck, f. N, HiIlsborO'.
EIFTH DI TRICr.
MoREHEAD, JAS. t., Greensboro, Chair
man,
g. bins, NJ. S., Asheboro',
Scales. A. NJ, Wentworth,
Hill, JOI F., Wilson's Store,
Robbins, Frenk O., Lexington,
Kerr, John, YanceyvilIe,
Jordan, henry t, Roxboro'.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Brown. J. E., Char otte, Chairman,
Armfrld, r. F., Statesville,
Schenck. David, Lincolnton,
Oowles w Fl. H., WiIkesboro',
Mcneil, DIR. G. O., Catawba Station,
Hende'son, Jno. s., Salisbury,
DobsOn, Joseph, Yadkinville.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
AVERY, A. O., MorgGnton, Chairman,
Q cke, A. M, Asheville,
Love, J. r. Jr Webster,
NeiIl, Q. F., Jefferson,
9Qdser, Jas. NJ, BurnsvilIe,
Durham. Plato, Shelby,
eesh' Ia b.. HendersonYille.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Fle1nming House,
MARION, N. &.

aERSONS WHITING TIE MOUNTAINS. OBJ
! -r.ias d pl aa4nt and Learthful location for
the uniEn n would DO we'll to euro Rooms at
~ : ua,7 d q well regulated 81 1.el. suits OF two
r~ threa room, OleDing On large piazza, or
roc".v 4e'ia can be had by early g. Ulicntlnn.
VISITORS SssszTC & ~ EST OF tn Z RIDGE
" uli d. well 20 Ie-t here day or two before
IT ing he tediou- mount4in stages.
J. &. tAIRD, Sup't.
irr, q 229 q d3s& Wit
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

; VOID QUACEzE- VICTI u OF EAIGLS
"a iniIscre. ION. c.uelnP v"us debility, pre-
mature decay etc. haviug tried in vain every
adv eei renadr. has discovered simple
me rls .rolT cure. Hhich he will send free to hlr
faIov .fF-rers r. II. TUTTLE, rs Nassau st ,
Tew YO K CiiE.
i,n "a 49-w6mch
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
STATE NEWS.

u'''' "ltet l7" gays lIbes9.
u q v7;,.4-.,, fa, l,.a, ,,,,,,,;,a.od fo
Con1ontiDn nv [b, Con<arvatiras s 49,. "f
tie conntv
|
taucy dfcss reception at the skating
rIHk III tEarl 3tta GA tue evening OF tht
tourtA.
Tho E,,l,1,. +,,o+ .r,o,.o 60, J., oi,
ROAD r. n1lcti@,, sec Tsto,te,iI'o ,t az
Ra!,jch bv the o0.h int
4 we're hail storm pes5ei over tux
northeas'e5n p 'r-ion "t E'waa county OF
! Safrtdty. CpUeidtr4bi8 daE22ge WAS done
I to the crops and fru'I.
co,-co W pacror, 1>.o ,,oa ,,..r,,;,a
! ted Lv t,,. rnn4Lrv,t;rIe j., Ta,,,ot. I4e,
VIC I for Coavnrtin1 "A e~.nl!ant saInn
! tion
ihe JA%etjHVsiie En0ze learns that w
; u. Wright l. q cIG / the Cumberland
! ConS@' valve uonln"tS Tor Convention
! hos been contHei.eI I" decline, owing &c
/ III health
Dr. Ipsso Wa'Iin !,.,. ia.,, ,...,,,i.,.t,,1 bv
the Cao>a:v..vn, f,r to,v.nt;on iI
M1dis n: r. /. CfiIkcy. F>0. IN RDthcr-
tord. Col Ca.hf, in HavUo,1 Camaon
has r0n:.ns,ed fharI.e ty1!.or.a. Cu,r;
tuck na,la, = V-aI,,.r. rn,t;o n n
Winston. nayi.-.r A.fr.1 Uar,,avo ana
n ( -, ! = ~ ~ eiIgr,o
Inc Se2hDc! sayH taat Mrs. Mary i.
Jones, :to q " II. i0aes, who resld-s Is
1a'ls- east q is4'eisL, committed snicIde
on " "Wednesday ny h"n8lUR EeSheI IN the
SAD e. sc went Out IL the f00Se ABOUT
IL o c!O'A L IL, Und t7&a iu"hd SUI pend q
IN m Stao'e hOou5 : - Ia. no cinS9 IS
assigned 1vi tne detd.
The szh-yi.a C,fiza,, -4,s W., are in
fcrn1lG tL.,a ll,,[r 80 rect.iv. \ here
rom \ w TX y tie "a I mill to the CT
tect u Il. n 2-Es. ho?6lus' Ll'tient id
~, 20" Eeins@ - 3;E uniIar on Tue
nIoi'u7 u '''' G'uS&c'i' H. III H7"9 We
9'ipboe" VIII tah4 10 one ny SulPfi e DIS
the poo'!c -oh2 ST. &C io'Aeu ~ tHls 'i"nS
aclloh as 'He VSf'tS' !aEce'
CoSyrHrIoH NoNISAr1 ,Eg.-D. G. Win
ston nas br, II uonIn .te,: oy the Conserv-
..tiv.s S # HcrtIe for Couveution, aud Nj Is
T. Fnrs hy the Cons. r.eiiyee Of Gates
the CoD-ervariges t D4yidsoa have Ii M
j. 4 el Aiffcl Il rctuya and G.. L Lowe,
E q l".aNba has, nrIaiuat+d II. L. Me
CGEIc: G4stou. ]. II White; Bu.ke.
10 epb Erwin. Al t:os G nominations are
Il. st rate.
70 n 7, I7,c--,,or>- u,r, yEr,r.,,- .prr
- ~ " iIA0 i.Sl, ~ IL, DIE
ADD"f'S 1A HE NHANp - f's. d. Ill 10
tPI3I. .. "; I[.'-r,,,'i,o ltcs@"f
To,6 ro n..+d :. v1.,+ - 1h,;r ,,Iace ~,
t TO- p''" ''a'' !" ''''1i f1"'o 0H
,o'S - ,.-..,, az,
sinu aI6 all ,orti;.s onu,ar,d +, .I,io,
q cnseIyes +, Their hearts c,neut
A r,v,n., NJ {i.1l .on tho ,,art, VAS met nv
q repres-rtutIve O. Eoterrr s. l. dke. aud
all we're IDvitt d TO Jt;e Bt . HoteL where
an annie, tuDo+r gas fnfn. he'd At tha cx-
lens. Cf The Whom ErOtlslF.
At8ocock tie procession. consisting
of Eu erprise, Neose und e & cvmb-
Lud1 IL full ,, e tlia, formed in front oI
the hole, a.d Matched 10 the Methods t
church. where tht address and ether ceIe
myui, were 10 ba sb .tryc!.
A fu; choir of L.di-s and rpn,lameD
ore. ted the .nt,arce of the Ord+r. and
during the eve,.ln.. ii conr.ed several songs
of "a, Lodge % m.
Rev. Mr' D.d,on. Chsolain. then intro
dncrd T., the laroe and ..xD-ct mt audience
NJ Tor Seaton Go!o., q "a Mos er Of the
y
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
The Railways OF the United states.

According to Mr.. Fenry '. Poor's Rail
road Manual for 1871'72. now just pub
hshed, there were in operation, in the
United States, on the first day OF January,
1871. So. 145 miles of railroad, of which
6, 145 were opened the past year-a greater
number than in any previous year by 2, 600
miles. The total earnings of these roads
during the past year were $3.50, 900, ,OO0.-
lhe gross tonnage transported over them
equaled 125, 900 600 tons having value
of more than $4,000, 900 OOO Their COST
may be put down in round numbers, at
So, 400, 600, 900. Their mileage in ratio to
the population of the country. is as to
723. Their earnings equal S11 Is to each
inhabitant. Their tonnage transported
equaled three and a quarter tons to each !;
the value of this tonnage equaled 1892 20
each. "All this vast tonnage and COM
merce," Mr.. Poor remarks. "has been
created by the reduction effected in the
cost Of trans portation."
The San Francisco Chronicle is publish
ing running local sketches of the young
dandies of that city. Here is an extract:
Frank 6. Newland comes next, a blonde
society man, aud sings sweetIy. He does
not, however, UoLse well-the ladies say it
is because mis- figure is not formed for that
divine amusement; he is not strong enough
to do what one of our celebrated dancers
declared. "How is it, said O friend,
''that all the women want to- raLse with
you, and swearnobody can rdlse SO we'll
how do you manage it ?" "My dear fell
low" replied the dancing sharp, 81 just
hold them and let them kick"
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
= Z IlT :, JrEiNsON,

I-,-DeVLI OF NAVAII NIURES, UOILOE, &c
SSHI.TTl GTOH. &C
D.-FI L AT JOHN O. HEIER,S STORE,
{ " uI.t inform his fiendz and old customers
t'et u. ha- qualified InsE ector, and soliclts
th"ir ronsge,
anI9 w-tf
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
AnSOn Special Confederation of two OF
the urderers.

the HAurderers
WADE BoRo, June %.
Application for separate trials by coun-
sci for defense granted, and Lewis Cop
pedge and Led Myers put on trial. Some
two hocy,s were occupied in getting a jury
to do, which, ct all, would have been very
difficult, but for the very reasonable and
sensible questions lin addition to "foEm
ing and expressing an opinion y being
allowed" Was your opinion formed on
ruDs0y, or from hearing the preliminary in
vestigation ?" and " Notwithstanding this
opinion. do you think you could, upon
hearing sworn evidence, give the prisoners
fair and impartia! trial % being allowed
asked. The jury consisted Of S. W.
Cole, Is. Ingram, e. Crump, G. W. Alan,
jos. 3. Clark, ". A. Morton, W. Il. Lock
hart, E. &. Lilies, ?. L. SEink, 3. I.
Medley, J. Little ard E. McLeudoD.
The case for defense was ably managed,
but the evidence was SO conclusive Gnd
overwhelming, that the iury-couusel on
both siios decliDiog to argue the CASE
after a comprehensive but brief charge
guilty. within a few minutes after leaving
the room. Judgment being asked, the
convicted men were sentenced to be hanged
on the 2ls5 Of July. The three other p1is
Oners will be tried tomorrow. Cyrus
knight, Esq, was assigned as ore of the
counsel for the defense. b,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

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e. No advertisement reHectfog upon private
character can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted
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Naval rt9res, &C. respec fully offers his ser
wees to L:s friend. and the public generals.
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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

Wright Davis ; Modern Languages-Ed
mund Jones Lilly; History aud Rhetoric
| William W. Miller Chemistry-Jnc. D
Rowe; Moral Philosophy-Jacob Battle
John ". Davies. John Gatliug, William
! ". Miller and William Whitford Prizt
IN Moral Ph'losophy-John ". Davis,
Salisbury.
/ From the Tarboro' Southerner We learn
Of rather strange case that o; Cured
there recently. 1t seems that negro
named Haywood Dancy, employed as a
waiter at the Howard House. in Tarboro',
has long been suspected of stealing ard
was recently detected in the act, he having
tntered the bar of the house, by means Of
! fslse KEYS. a warrant was issued for his
arrest, but he could not be found, end on
!aet Sunday his body was floating in the
river. jury. composed entirely of col
ored men. decided that he had come to
MS doath by drowning, but " whether it
was the result of accident or Intention on
the part OF deceased. they aro igoorant. 1"
It is supp sed Gy maay that, having been
detected IL ste aing. and knowing that be
wouid shortly be arrested, Ge deliberately
OJk bi, own Iilc.
FEARFUL STABBINd AFFRAY.-George ".
Gully on Saturday night las. ut Oak
Grove township, Wake, man of nOtOri
ously bad character, stabbed and cut ".
II. Masset and his wife. the former it Is
thought fatally. under the following cir
cumstauces:
Galley had treated bis Wife badly and
she fl d to Moseey's house. whittier he fol
lowed her. His wife refused to r5urn
With him, ard he proceed.d to us9 force.
Mrs. Massey intertered, when thu scoun-
drel cut and stabbed her several times.
Mr.. Massey went TO the rescue Of his
wife. when be received a terrible cut Gear
down the face through the nose, and three
stabs in the left breast, one o. which is
thought to be fatal. Gully is at large
ana ds fies the officers. Sentinel.
RAILROAD MATrERs.-On Tues lay night
sa, the Newbern Times, a large number
If railroad men arrived in the city, Stock
holders Directors aud others Interested
t. G approaching meeting of the Stock
hollers Of the A. & n. @. Railroad was the
topic of discussion, and button-hUllug Vas
The order of 3he evening.
We learn that Gov. Caldwell has ap-
pointed directors on the part Of the
State the same gentlemen who heretofore
held the po~iii0n. The directors Of last
ear were E. +. Stauly. Esq Hon. @. r.
f homas, Hon. r F. Lehman Hon. r. W. |
Kcg, A. G. Dav S, Esq W. B. Dn4can,
Z. g., w. P. Grimsley, Esq. and B.. +.
Parrot, Esq
Tncse appointed by the President of the
Senate AID Spee ker of the House are, |
Graves Major John Hughes, Wm. H. |
Oliver, c. G CLARK; Beaufort-T. P. Whit
ev, Geo. w. DnI Lenor-John c
WUO-en, DR.. James Bryan Nayne-L.
". Hum phrry.
The meeting of the stockholders was
lold on Thursday, IN Morehad City.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
The Hops at West Pcint.
THE CULORED ETDECLaRHs THAT
lxt will NOT ATTEED
He Didn't Go TO West Point TO Fly About
with silly, Giddy Girls
Brigham Young's Boy.

CorIespor j ance of the New \ ork Sun.
WFsr PoIET. June %