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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

TJNHE CENTRAL JENELhY STORE,
Cor. CANAL BRIDGE BROAD ST., NEWARK,
IS THE Etc4
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
TO GET ..-
WATCHES, CLOCK, JEWELhY, SILVER
WARE, &C., &C.,
FOR THE HOL DAYS.
Solid Silver Thimbles at so cts. each, and
all oIher goods ploportionally low.
An examination before purchasing will as
you sue of the alb, We facts.
CHARLES F0tMAE, q
Cor. CANAL BRIDGE & BROAD STREET,
NEWARK, II. j.
MO to jant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-13
Great 1arEa11aa
Ar The
HalloWell Cheap Store.

dents Paper Collar: for ) cents a boz.
Wooen Yarn, only cents skein
Large Bunch Mixed Yarn IS cts
Adamson's Cough Balsam, IS "
Ladies' silk Neck Hdfs. MUCH UNDER PRICE.
we've Son Good Shirt Buons only cent yard
II Cakes Good Honey Soap for as Cents.
Atwood's Vegetable Jaundicc Bitters, IS
}ohnsqns Johns N. AIp,9dyns rhLl,nimep., only Is
Gents, adfs. Al Linen and Al HemAaed, 20 cents.
Good Pins cents: Good Fine Combs cents.
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Ssddng sd,sgs CC,,ou Gss our Js,wWslry J, W At & COST
Lace Collars Cents Pearl Shirt Buttons cents cents
kennedy's Medical Discovery only LIS
DR.. Schencks Seaweed Tonic slI5
Ayers Pills, 20 cts. box Herricks Pills 20 cents
schenck's Mandrake Pills, 20. Hollsway's Pills. 20
Al other Kinds of Pills only 20 cents a box.
Ayers Hair vigor. IS cts. Rings Ambrosa s. cts.
Arctusine, (or Canada Bears Grease) only so cts
I3urnetts Cocoains for the Hair, IS cents bottle.
Best 100 yards Machine spool Silk 10 cents spool.
French Corsets (warranted whaleboDe) only 50 cts,
Spool Cotton, Warranted 200 yds 80 cts. a dozen.
Nee Qualify Note Paper, 70
Nice Perfumery 10 cents Good Hair Oil, 10 cents.
Best Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes. 10 cts.
5tpIs Fapen coIass rayng Tarfs
Thomas Allcock's Porous Plasters, only 2Ocents.
Ladies' Nets cents.
Miss Sawyer's Salve, go cent sze) for % cents
Gems undershirts and Drawers AT Low Prices.
Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing S~rup, p "
Magnolia Balm Qor the complexion) 81 90
Plantation Btters, only 70 cts
Ayers sarsaparla and Cherry Pectoral each Is cts
Peruvian Syrup preparation of IRON a5 cts.
Russia Sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Btters, 30 cents. Vegetne ~ cents
2j Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Ladies' Felt skirts BEST Quality Cheap.
Helmbold's BGchu, a5. smoanda's iiucku, cheap.
Ladie>' tieec.d Lined Cotton Hose, 25 cents
Ladies undervess only as cents. Hoyt's German
Cologne, very nice. Bush's and Batcheder's Hair
DYES
READER Considering the Fact (Which can't be
denied With frat) that our store has Reduced the
Prices more Than ~ per cent. on the goods tce
deal in. don't you think you ought to patronize
our store and ENCOURAGE Is TO KEEP THE PRICES
DOWN at
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Next Door 70 Thomas shoe Store
JanlG-ttues &thurs&w HoIIO%yeIl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-13
TS' GOODS.

Hats ana Caps of all the latest styles the Geneva
hat is new thing and all the go. Trunks, Nalises,
Paper Collars cents box, Gents Overshirts and
Undershirts and Drawers, Suspcnders. Hosiery,
Gloves, Mittens, Cuffs, Collars. Undershirts aud
Drawers from 50 cents to Sl.25, Umbrellas, and Z.
large stock Of Gents JeWelry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-13

2 Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
foot of Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-13
GO Id
Is NOT MORE VALUABLE THAN
RENNE'S
Pain'Killing Magic Oil!

ut Works Like Charm"
FOR FAMILY USE ms VALUE Is UNSURPASS-
ED BY ANY KNOWN REMEDY.
IL Cures Pain as Water quenehes Fret
Apply 1t freely and thoroughly, and you will ex-
perience astonishing results, in cases of
Headache? Use Renne's Pan.Killing Magic Oil
Toothache? Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil !
Neuralgia? Use Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil !
Rheumatism? Use Renne's PainKilling Magic Oil
Lameness? Use Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil
Coughs, Colds, Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oh
Sore ThroatY Use Renne's Pain X illiug Magic Oil
Collie Use Rennes Pain Killing Magic OIL !
All agree that it is a very handy remedy to have
in the house. Buy 1t of the Merchant where you
trade. Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
WIN. RENNE 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
iecIo wamS focrs PFTcSFlELD, MASS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-13
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

DR.. Chamberlain thoroughly understands the ne.
tpTe and effects OF this Gas, and recommends il as
safe anesthe,ic. He has glven it constantly Tor the
past i've years with perfect success, as thousands
OF his patients can testify. dR charges reasonable
jan3-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
SnlanoifdJe RmnOfdJau.

Sn ibren Sdncen bat he Mes
aieruns rem Sapitdn Sad unc ZEN &sit
leiner 0cno6en. yiab lansen Seres
tbunsen I'M Miniiterratbe, oh rie Civil
juhi, peer rie Wlilltdrcbtepasae ibn
pom 9tten sum Sore bei5rpern lplle, bat
aui cine rs6ialliise Anfrase Der 9rnerals
Mnwolt cntlbiresn, eaB Gin Militdrses
riht ibsr ibn III urtbsilen babe. @enes
raj Sccfelp bat rabr Srrre rbalten,
sin 8ricssseridt sulammen su bsrufen,
um rcn Siupllins unp feline @enOiIen
AT prcceiliren. gSie eS beibt, fol- Sad
leu0ncn. rcn @encral GaubD semeu6elt
su babsi, inpem er bebauptet, eS lei elmer
BON Iciner Sanre Ger S6ulcise.
Die Ser Staaten baben su Der
bereitS erlittensn Shanre pom Mococ
Sncianern pabauen wprren su iein cine
anrere su resiitriten. 9Sie Ger Ielesrapb
bcribtet, wurpe am z. B. %. cine glbs
tbsiluns sefunsener @lOrrc's, II an rer
2abl, meilt Srauen unp Sinner BON s5Obn
Nair6ilp unp einem Ousenp Wiannsr
BON cem Srte rer 0efansennabme naa
eem Eager Der Ser. Staatsn Sruppsn
transportirt.
llnterpess ipurcen iie BON elmer Sanpe
Neiter. Die, pie man Sorsibt SreipilliSe
aus Srsspn iein lollsn. lterfallsn unp
bic Snrianer bis auf 2 Yerlpnsn semors
cet wsl6e rem re6beitissn Grl6einen
elmer Mbtbeiluns resuIarer Iruppen ibre
Netuns percanfsn. Wan bat iid Iter
bic Grmcrcuns res Generals Ganby's
sedrsert unp pieIe wilpen Worpe's nit
Captain Sad an Der Spise reif flr ben
Ualaen erfldrt an Dem Ite eenn aud
wabrl9einli9 aud bdnsen werpsn. =
Sinp biele wsibsn MeudelmSrper, bic
Eb an unldulpisen Weibern uno 8ins
bern persrsifen, etwa bei1u. Nein, is
perrienen ben @alaeM Stelmebr als cine
Rotbbaut. Die am Gupe nOtbSeerunsene
NepreHalislen ersreift.
Niat bic Sncianr Gnb i6ulb an
Den &riessn, bic pie Ser. Staatsn nit
ibnsn flbnn; es Gno aus 10 8alen
iol@s psise 0ulssns5ael unp eie re,
aierunsscisbs, bic ibren Uortbeil Iu6enc,
bic 9otbbdute 3winsen auf ben Sriesss
pfap au seben.
Sefanntli6 bat Sllinois idon
Dor erei Sabren Sabren zen 8ampf se'
8.a bas Gilsnbabnmonopol pes Staates
bar& S4affuns elmer eissnen Ssb6rre
inr ufbenpadunS Der Gilenbabnen unp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Dubuque, Soma Mttmod ben 49, Snn 1873.

Sn etnem pffenen Spl;s
buppen, rer alS Saocrbaus Ger Wfa
rietta unp Cincinnati Gilsntabn riente,
brab am s. D. %. Elm Seuer aus, ras
in iebr fuScr Grit einen S6aren scn
$4,000 perurlahte. Sn rem S6ups
pen lasen an RE t400 SaB Soblcn6l,
RE nit 25 meilt tefra1rten Silsntubn
waaen. einem SretierboL in pem f6 3
Olillipnen Sub Saubol; befancen unp
II fleinen bDliernen gSobn9etduren, in
Sammen auf9inaen. gSas pie 0efabr
oergrDbcrte iparen 3 md6libe 0asbebdIs
ter, rie faum 60 6ub ppn Ger Sranpe
ItItte entfernt waren. gSdren ciele bis
sur GnSdnruns res 0aieS elbist NOR
ren 10 pdre pas unaif ein unbershens
bareS scpcIen. SrpBrem 10 Mdnnsr
aus einem SdIauhe fprtrp1brenp Die
8alpmeter abfiblten, wurce cie cem
6eucr ;u9efebrte Seite rer gebdltsr rens
nod rotbbeis unp sulrBt ;pana pie Sise
Die Wdnner ibre fiibne glrbeit sin,uitelz
len. 0p6 slifli6enpeiie mar ras Del
auSsebrannt unc CUR Grploiipn fun sS
ni6t. Die Sewp5ner Der Sluier, stpa
40 an rer 3ubl. ale 0rne 9euie. retteten
9lddliderweiie ibre fabrenre 6dbe. 3u
rcr Sranrititte waren ale SpriBen ppn
Cincinnati unp jsne pom Gppinstpn u.
yfewport secilt.
llnScrli6tise 8nabn icQsn beim
Spielen i'm S9uppen pas 6susr anses
siincet baben.
q I'm Z. SUM- bat in Eolcrp. Sbic,
einen adn;en SIpf i'm @srtbe pon 200,s
900 Dollars ;erit6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
AnslanoifdJe llsbrrlidJt.

Die preuetI de 8ammerIelipn
1T 9eldlplIen, Ger reutl6e &eibetas abrr
tast nod INNER fort. Die &ammcr
purre nit elmer &epe pes Miniierprdiis
renten sei6lo1sn, pcrin in menisen
Worten all rie Seubeleien reiumirt wa@
rem. ppmit rie Gatbplifen pibrsno rer
SelIipn bebaneelt purrcn es bci6t BON
ben Sir6enseiesen, lie wiirren zen mabs
ren Sriecen spiibrn ben pcribicpsnen
relisioIen Ssfsnntnihen bsfSrrern unp
rer Stride ssitatten, ibre sanse 8raft benz
lautern Wprte 0ottes III wipmcn.
Das frdbere Cob, mel6 8 Die litsralsn
Sldtter ben Gersn Sismarfs iiter rie
llltramcntanen ipeneeten, bleibt fir rie
lsBten &soen peS Sanslers iter GlIass
Sptbrinaen, aus +; cas fiibere Sisten
Seu6elsi 1T ;u elmer gar ,u srubsm
Muife sepprren.
llnp Die ti6tissn &ecner Der Centrum
partet batsn Sismards l6euheleien
in rsm ei6te raraefeut. in pas ie sebS.
ren als ,,infame 9iisen."
Der Saiier ron DeutI9lane 1T
ron ieiner Ipur suriifsetsbrt. Die 9lns
itrsnsunsen Der &eile, bic SsRli6feiten,
Der Ginrruf rsn eas llnteBei1nen Der
tir6snpolitiidsn 0sisss bel rer Iddfebr
auf ibn ma6te mSssn an Der llnpdsli6z
felt i6ulc sepetn iein. Wie unS bic
tslesrapbiiben Ssrihte msIren, 1T ater
Die 8ranfbeit bereits pcriiber.
g8el6e Wiittel une gSese man In
Oeutlblane an,peneet um bic cen 9ibes
ralsn 10 serbaBte Gentrumspartei Ida6-
matt su ieBen, seist ii6 rur6 rie alsi6s
seitise Iasuns ces preusil5sn eanps
unp teS prutIbsn Gei6stases. Da bic
bepsutenpiten Mannr Der fatbpliibsn
partei Miisliersr Ger teirsn SSrpsr iinr.
ra6te bic 8ssisruns iis auf bic glrt
eurh llsberbaufuns nit 9lrteit labm al
lssen; ibr 3iel erreidte Ie ;par ni6t,
renn am am 20. Mai psrtaste Gb Der
prsusilbe eanptas une bic padern
Sdmpen baben nur msbr cine Grpnt Dor
fa, sesen wslae ibr slnsriif su ri9tsn
III.
3u ben nddfen @ablsn srI6einsn
bsreits prcsrammen rer Ganeipaten Ter
psrIdiepenen parteien an ibre Gpnititus
enten unp bas Yplf bsainnt G6 ,u
reasn. Dab elm gut lbsil Der frlberen
0clfspertrster ibr Wanrat perl6srst bal
IN Ielbfperfdnpli@. Sect, pa bic 9iTrs
ssfaqen fnp unp Die 6slren Res llnslau.
bens als taS rafeben, mas fe iinp. pire
ras sldutise SOlt sur GiniI&t selansi
Isin. ras rem madsrn 0srtrstern Rec
Gsntrums nod rnsbr Sampfer bsisslsut
wsrpsn miiIen une ii6er III. rab tprt, nor
eas fatbplii@e @olf Die Wsbrbsit Eat
nur acprifte Mdnner NIT esm Manpat,
bstraat wsrpeu. Si@er II eab be,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Sic
gnfemburger 6a,ette,
Gin fatbclii9ss WpSsnblatt
fit aeeht mna aHahrheit,
Sas pcapprtc


In ben per Staan Canada berdst 90 Gents per abr
une muf rpu rem Gmpdnssr tei timer Yrfpffee psrte
t6hrli4 eprausbeJdblt pereeu.
9lan taun III ieser 3et aui bic 9ursmturssr @ests'
dbrruirer.
EY Inssiaen iitr gienies, 0ottsrien,
Glidsriele &c. fueen bon mem lie aud immer
fpmmsn mSasn. fsrner tsine @ufnabme in unIer
glati. ea lccbe asitlibfcitsu uuo Spele hem
@,eiits Der fatbplil6su 8irae Supisbsr iinp.
ear rca SfTce @tpnss 0resrs tint eas ttOsfe urs
a6eras Ittsl lsterisnsuns GeIr unS paen c t
% taten ilnp. tdiu aebraudt mereen.
gpsnn bic !amsn ron untsr6rsibrn ,nssfautt rsrssn
lper lie eeutli6 eeitrieteR n une eas Sptamt County
une Gtaat 9endu uRe ri6ts dnseseben rsretn.
genu cine 9eituns ron euem ppfamt en areerss
feet sreen ca 70 nu5 immcr aud cas- geamt anseseten
rtrsen. no eie 3eituns fruser smpfansen pures
g,nu Ssnane eh S,dtt MID, rsssmd5is smyfdnst rtsr
Ed au raeno Nrt 6ebler snihlei6en 70 cle Der be-
trsnes Gssa cwe bic SerauSssbsr isslsi9 bena6rdst
msrtsn.
Die Gerar,uprldfeit fur @sitfsneunssu fur bic 3euns
sersen rir rur lberrebmen eieebeu per reg
iriru Brief sser per ge 'Mcns,Sresr ssiSbsa.
pie ,,cSutsm6urger SaSette" na6 csuropa
spi- rereresa eerets cine Nnsab Grsmpareesr d,ette
aaS 9urosa unb MAIDEN uners eeer becueers aufmetam
sas m uceerisneuns Sattss gerpanete unb 5enss
erieits zee Sceans Elm br eseienetss tel IT, nsn
rvrbre6enen @eriebr NIT eenebsn ,u unierbaten une
iter bic uinee eeeS QnneeS su unterten seer ais
sur6 Sriehpe3is! ss8ebsn tpnnts.
9sIslurssn, Sriefe &c. linb su arreIpfen
,LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
Judge Moore.

1t is reported in this quarter that
Judge Moore who is now holding Neck
lenburg Court, sent for the County
Commissioners and Intercepted them
why there were no negroes on the Jury.
Mr.. Vail, one of the County Commits
sioners, replied that the law required
a person to have paid his taxes, to be
of good moral character, and to be in
telligent, to be chosen a Juror, and
that the Commissioners found no such
among the negroes of Mecklenburg. -
Progress (Lincolnton)
Judge Moore is the same function
airy that Chief Justice Pearson says at
tempted to brOW beat u GId3H .J,,I.lj
into tfrading q true bill after they h,td
iqaOra1lllsed it. The same function
airy that Joe Turner says '.ieU dorm" at
him and frightened him so uo1,stlous-
Ly bad.
Mr.. Vail ought not to have answered
the Jndg sopointedly, because his Honor
is accustomed to seeing negroes in the
jury box, and his solicitude in this case
was natural. Well bet on that Com
missioner and hope the people of
Mecklenburg will give him life tenure
to his Office. The Progress APPLY
observes:
Judge Moore has no control over
the selection of Jurors. The law gives
that power to an entirely different
tribunal and 10 attempt to Interfere
with it is an officiOns piece of inter
meddling. Judge Moore is young man
of some talent, and if he does not con-
sumo too largely upon the ''meat which
Caesar fed. may yet become useful
Judge,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
THE SITUATION AT CARTAGENA
BECOMING INTERESTING.

BEREE, Aug. 29-Noon-The pro-
iected International Postal Congress
has been abandoned.
BERLIN, Aug. 29-Noon.-Kaltt, a
Roman Catholic Bishop, has been SEN
fenced to pay a fine of four hundred
thalers for an infraction of the ecclesi-
astical laws in appointing clergymen
without obtaining the sanction of the
State authorities.
A despatch from Leipzig says that
riots have occurred there, in which
Il number of persons were injured.
The authorities were compelled to call
out the troops, who dispersed the ri
oters and restored order The city is
now tranquil, but the troops are posted
at various points, so as to be in readi-
ness to prevent any repetition of the
disturbances. It is not stated what
occas!oned the riots.
LONDON, August 29-Night.
Times Of this morning has an editorial
on the iron question, the burthen of
which is that one of the finest markets
England ever possessed for the trade
in iron is being gradually closed to
her. Her di sasters in this direction
dlc uOl tlttti. l. ut " llt(l OttLtS rs
competing successfully for the control
of the iron traffic with Canada, South
America and the West Indies. They
have contested under immense natural
Disadvantages, but have beaten Eng
land III spite Of these. She cannot
afford to be idle and sleep away her
time and waste her money while COM
peting with thrifty, active and intelli-
gent nations. The Times thinks that
much of the blame for these things
it describes; should fall upon strikers
and the Trades Union.
A telegram from Liverpool announces
the loss Of the British ship II. E. Lem
on. A portion of the crew was
drowned
MADRID, August 29-Night. THE
Cartagena insurgents have liberated
all the Carlist prisoners in that city,
and the Carlists in turn have liberated
all Communist prisoners who happen
ed to fall into their hands. Many
Communists who have been implicated
i'll the recent excesses are fleeing to
the Carlist lines. Enlisting- General
Camjos has "a Krupp guns in position
before Cartagena. Admiral Labas is
at Gibraltar with Swadson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
SOME DOUBTS OF THE MANS
SANITY.
DEFALCATION OF THE BROOK
LYN TREASURER.

SAN Francisco, August 29-Noon.--
A man named Irving, in jail here,
confesses completely in the murder
of Mr.. Nathan, in New York. He
thinks the name of his confederate was
McNally. The housekeeper's son got
them to do the murder at the sugges-
ton of Washington Nathan. The base
ment door was left open. Irving and
his companion remained in the dark
for sometime, when a man came down
who said, 81 have finished the old
man. They then went up stairs
Irving says he has in his house In New
York some stocks and memorandum
book, partly written In Hebrew, winch
he took from the old man. They only
got between six and seven thousand
dollars. Irving gives graphic details:
The committee of surgeons could not
determine his sanity. He came here
as a sailor Oh a British ship.
New YORK August 29.-Noon.-
Ex-Deputy City Brooklyn Treasurer
Rodman has been arrested on the
charge of a 1908, 600 defalcation.
Seventy laborers employed i'll re
building the Standard Oil Works
struck because non-society men were
employed. They attacked the work
men, but the police restored order and
finally escorted the nOn-sOciety men
home.
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who
spent $50, 900 on the defence of his
brother Daniel, for the murder of Al
bert ID. Richardson, died last evening
in the Bellevue Hospital, and, having
no friends, will be buried i'll the pot
ttrS-i field.
1t has been ascertained that John Il.
Irving, who has been arrested in SaI
Francisco on his own confession, as al
accomplice in the murder of Benjamin
Nathan. is we'll known here in New
York as a thief and burglar. His
story is probably false, and invented
us means of procuring free return
here.
NEW YORK, August 29-Night-Tht
Nathan murder was committed on the
10Th of July, 1871. John Il. Irving
was arrested on the following day IL
Hoboken, where he was concealed
on the charge of burglary and robbery
1t now turns out that Irving's arrest IL
Hoboken WAS year previous tt
Nathan murder. The New York police
believe that he was III the State prison
in July 1871.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
From the Bristol (Va.) News.
An Interview with EX-K'rcsident
Davis


The distinguished ex-President of
the late Confederacy passed through
Bristol on his way to Memphis on
tune of the writer of this to meet him
on the A., NJ. & o. cars at Abingdon,
and to have forty-minutes converse
ton with him. Mr.. Davis expressed
himself as greatly pleased with the
political management which has saved
Virginia from ruin and shame, and ex-
pressed the opinion that the good old
Commonwealth has now overridden
safe.
From personal knowledge of an
official intercourse with Gen. Kemper,
he does not hesitate to ascribe to him
the rare and valuable gift Of decided
highest terms of Col Withers and
Mr.. Daniel, and thinks the entire
ticket a most admirable one. Their
honesty and integrity he considers
above question, and says these quail
ties are not in these times so very
general that we can afford to give to
their possessors any very trifing con-
sideratiCn.
A word more of Raleigh t. Daniel,
whom he alluded to as one of the most
polished and accomplished orators of
Virginia. This compliment was a
higher one than we had supposed was
Mr.. Daniels due, but we have no doubt
that Mr.. Davis knows whereof he
speaks, for being himself one of the
most forcible and fascinating orators
CT day when in the midst of Calhoun,
Benton, Clay and Webster he attracted
the public admiration, he is not apt to
Overmark his man.
OF General Early he remarked that
he stood the test of both storm and
time, coming forth bright and untarn-
ished like pure gold from the fire.
Having met Early few daysprevious,
he alluded to his protest against the
James River Canal scheme, and re-
marked, "Why, General, that is pretty
good. States rights doctrine;" to
which Early replied, "Why, we Wings
are the best States rights men in the
| country"
"Onl Y those" said Mr. Davis, ''who
| counted the cost of sect ssion, stood
firm through the storm that followed
it."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
From the Charlotte News
A. y. & OHIO lk A IL. ROAD.
Col. Johnston Chosen PresideHt-A
Board of Directors ard "A 'Erea~u

Col. Johnston Chosen Presidential
board of Directors ard a 'Erea~u-
rer appointed.
Pursuant to a call from Col John
ston, a meeting of the stockholders OF
the A. Il. q Ohio Railroad was held
yesterday at Statesvillc.
The meeting was organized by call
ing Squire John Young, of Iredell. to
the Chair, and the appointment of Dr.
Hill and Mr.. Schofield. Secretaries.
On motion. Messrs. +. J. MORRISON,
L. P. Carlton, and A. A. Alexander,
were appointed a Committee to YER
fly proxies, i'll order to ascertain if Il
sufficient amount of stock Wiz repre-
sen6ed to constitute quorum.
In the absence of the committee,
the Annual reports of the President,
Superintendent and Treasurer of the
Road, were read and adopted.
The committee on proxies reported
that the number of shares necessary to
cOnst tute a quorum was four thousand
two hundred and forty-two 4,242)
and that the number of shares repre-
sented in the meeting by person or
proxy was four thousand six hundred
and forty a ,640. In addition to this,
but excluded from representation by
reason of the injunction which was OBJ
tanned before Judge Dick i'll July.
A quorum of the stockholders being
present, the meeting proceeded to the
election of Board Of Directors the
result of which was the election OF
Messrs. John Davidson, G. A. Carlton,
and M. A. White, from Iredell county;
and Messrs. 7. J. Moor, A. A. Cald-
well, H. P. Helper and Col. VIM.
Johnston, from Mecklenburg The
vote was unanimous. Eight hundred
and sixty-four 1868 votes We're polled,
representing four thousand six hun
bred and forty shares t4,64O).
The whole number of shares i'll the
company is eight thousand four hun
bred and eighty-three shares (S,4S3D.
Including the six hundred enjoined
shares, 5,24O shares We're present: the
balance, 3,243 shares we're absent from
the meeting.
After the adjournment of the meet
ing, the Board of Directors elected
Col. VIM. Johnston, President, and
Mr.. Morrison, Treasurer.
A Finance Committee, consisting of
Mr.. G. Dowd, Mr.. Robert Graham
and Mr.. Summers, was elected with
out opposition.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-09-05
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