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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Wv sWs1SttItJN ~ We
ipluanien bat ii9 ieit 1860 perScppelt.
Grsbi0ceie MiIwaufee.
sSribc oes 9n6w'fen Siiauis &rant>
bauer. Sine telesrapbii9e Oepei6e aus
Milmautec pom 30. SUM- beri6tct barber:
Der bo6p. Safer Srautbausr wurbe beute
in Der bieiisen GatbeoraIe sum Sii6oi
pon @reenbap conlecrirt. Der bobw'ite
Grsbiiboi Senni pollsos Die CONFEDERATION.
Anpeisnb waren bic Sii9ofe Grace pon
ct. Saul, Sennel ep BON Dubuque, SeiB
pon "a Groiie, McSuaip Don Go6elter,
Wirad pom Marquette, 6olep Don Chicago,
Saltes pom Ilton, Owsnser por Sort
0apne, &pan pom ct. Qouis unS Seis
benbui6 pon ct. Gloub. Der bodw.
Eatsr 6aas, Yropinsial beS &apusinerors
bens, belt cine furse oeuti9e Erebigt unb
Der bo6m'ite Sii9of McNuaib belt cine
enslii6e grsbist, in pelder CT aui bic Sors
tbeile b~inipiss, wel6e Der Wsitsn Dem
@adStbum Der fatboIii6en Stride biete.
sln, Na9mittase ianben S~riifunsen I'M ct.
Marp's Snititlt itatt, beiien &ectOr Sii9oi
&rautbauer mebrere Sabre binourd mar.
GrsbiSceie Gan Trancisco.
Die neue Crsel in Der ct. Yatrids
STRIDE in Gan 6rancisco, Gal, wuroe in
Bremen, Seuti6lanb, gsferti9t unb fcitet
SlO,O 900 sic bat brei Manuale nit So
Hesiitsr unS Sas YeSal bat IL &ssiitsr.
Der YlaSbals wiro bur6 cine neue me9as
nii6e 9Orri6hans sesosen unb lit Die Or
gel audi joni nit all ben n%susiten Serbei:
ierlnsen uerieben.
GrSbiOcee Soiton.
IN Button miro cine tatbolii6e Stride
fir bic bort wobnenoen Yolen erri6tst.
0i6eeis Dubuque.
Gurrsippnoen,.
Nswbsrn, Mariou So, Sopa.
Sbwobl in sinsm S9lupiipintel pon
Soma psrbsrsen, iu9te bod Der bodw. p.
i9agg ). J. unS anf, UNI uns cine Wfiilion
~ seben. grbaueno ma IS 81 ieben, wie
oas Bolt CUR Stride itromte. Sbwobl Sas
Wettsr pesen oss anbaItenoen Ge9ens iebr
un9iinitig mar, 10 tamen bod Die Seuts III
ben beseiiternben Yrspisien bss Miiiion0rs.
SaB bic Miiion eriolsreid mar, be;eust
bic Sbatia1e, oaB cine iebs Eerlon, bic
nod Elm 6inf6en @laubsn i'm Sersen bate,
ii6 benz Glide osS lSerm nabte.-@abs
rsnS Der Miiiion e%rOiinste p. 9ass Die
Maria Silftir6e. Sieie Stride, wenn
aud tlsin, ~ x So NIT sinem so SuB bos
ben Sburm, lit cine 3isrSs %unisrsr @eseno.
Don nun oil miro oarin uon benz bieiisen
Yrisiter Yatsr Saumann reselmdBiSen
@ottssbienit sebaIten wsroen.
p. Bsdsr S. j. sab ben Srldnbsrn cine
eriOlsrei6e Miiiion su Charlton, 9acas
60, unO elmer semii6ten @emeinoe 81
2eom, Decatur Sc. !. =. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Saar, Woiel, Giiel umo Suns.
ridcn.

4n Mariabilf tonnte man Bel So:
blens b~libenSes 6orn isbeu. SIM gusemei.
men i6sint Der 6osssn leiSer tbeils etwas
oinn, tbeils nieoris ;u iteben; wenn Die
@ebren cine nm 10 rei6li6ere 6rudt brins
gen, 10 lit Ser gLisiaa nidt 10 fart. Der
@eisen binsesen unS Die Sommsriui6te
i6sinen iberaa Die beitsn gtusii5tsn gu
bieten.
@m2. SUM wurSs cine circa 400
Sbsilnsbmer sablenbe Yro;eiiion pon &oss
port I'M 9ursmbursiiben Dor ben Sbos
rem auseISit. Die betrsiisnSs Yrosei:
iion 1T, laut Der u&atb. SoIts,ts.", cine
paItbsrsebra4te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
z + { M bmr9er Gazette.

beioe nit ibren Stdbsn, bic bsiosn Yrdfecs
ten pom Paris, bic NFitslieber bss Gaiias
t~ionsbofes, bes StaatSratbes unb ale ibris
gen gebOroen, aue in ibrer sroBen 9tmtss
tradt auf benz Montmartre anweisnb isin.
Scr ,,0roBr Matb" BON Bern bat bas
betunnte ueue i9dnoli9e GerfoIsunssssiet,
bas unter @noerem Die fsierlide Spenoung
Der Embellishments perbietet, in sritsr
Ssratbuns NIT l54 sssen "a Stimmsn ans
aenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Sraurt0!

Statiitii9e Seredmnsen seItitt auf
oifSiele gnsaben Der ensliiden &eaieruno'
baben srssben, baB wabrsnb Ses sSahrss
1874 bas enslii9e Bolt fir aleobolartiae
@%strdnte bic Summe pom 1913 Wiiuioneu
gfanS Sterling (etpa GAO Miaionen Dol.
Iars) be;ablts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Airdiiat utuisktittn.
Snlano.

Die fatbolii6e gepOlteruns Don Yenn:
.ipluunien hut ii9 ieit 1860 p%erooppeIt.
Gr3biSceie MiIwaufec.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
A s4OO EVENING DRTSs.

A Baltimorean, recently returned
from Paris, states that at visit to the
establishment of Worth, the noted
man-milliner, he was shown an evening
dress, made up under the direction OF
that male modiste for a New York
lady. II was trimmed with point ap
plique lace, &C., and cost S400 In gold.
Worth does not take orders, nor allow
his lady customers to exercise their
taste in selecting outfits They are
expected TO submit to his superior
Judgment, he being supposed to be
faultless in his decisions regarding the
proper hat, bonnet or dress lady
should wear.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
3hed TO regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

A sad wall goes up from the deci-
mated Republic IN ranks to the LIB
ersls," The Washington Ch7onsele
pitifully says "To those of our friends
who crossed the threshold in anger, we
say; Come home!" "If you are willing
10 work, come homel" We haYen't
heard of violent rush of the crowds
into Brother Harlan's arms, but 1t Is
hard TO sec how such melting appeal
can be resisted. Won't Fenton and
John Cochrane and Nc Clure tumble
into those arms and be happyP
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
HARDWARE. dc.
N NJ. GREEN y Co,
Successors to reanos. Green 4 Co..
IArORTERs AND DEALERS IN
IRON AND STEEL,
eITUMIN0Us COAL GALVANIZED
IRON. COACH BUILDERS HARD
WARE de-.

-s. L. cor. THIRD { SIMPLIFY SIS
Have alwars on hand . idll assortment Of
Iron ana sioci. bcSt urAnds OF American
Hammered su Role Bars, English Refined
Bars of all sizee; Band, Hoop and slit Iron,
beat Norway Naltroda Gnd AugeT shapes, Cal
vaniz "a and BlAcE sheet iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister GCruan, STcIo, spring, I!re, Ma
chtnery amt Tap Steel Smith, Coach and
orner hardware. Horse SEoos, Horse Shoe
Nails, BoraX, Eolts, OlYs Nuts, Washers,
Ma!leablo Castings, i aaon BoGos, springs,
AXles, smokes, teloos. shatts. Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass, Ca Carpets, hatunctt, En-
aneled Iop and Dash LoatGcr, and Coach
Harlw7re ~ sll hiuis. lyon Wre Calv2n-
'Eed Naiis. BahNlt 5lcg.l cad Speiter, Banea
Tin, Sheet zinc, &C, &C, Sm,th's and other
tools, AnyIls, Nioes, bellows, S!cdges, liam
mers, Shociug hLWcs, lAV3. l.1sps, smiths
Drills, Tire Etaicg4, lWgrc lr'a=. stucA and
Dies, Grln3stone-, tI5.L7 ani Ev!ieis, Back
Chaina, &c.
All OF which VIII be sold at very low prices,
wholesale hiai retail! t't cash or appfoy ei
Credit u.LIs 1865
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
BEATTY PIAxsl

cirsilar to,DANlRL +, BEATIY. AZ.
ton, New Jersey. nSIsd
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
BEATTY


sFSend stamp for circular. Address d. s
FATTY, Washington, n. j.. maFlsdGm
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26

~, Nc PSrson can take ,h,,
hig !" directions, and rc,m,ss' nes' Din,
Nlucd their bones ara No, ,1h lsi
1olson or other means' ana dus,l'Ts sil
'eyond the point OF repair "u VIA al
DysPepsla or lndig..
IN 'te Shoulders, CouQhs T,nea T,atea las
lJlainess, Sour Eructsiinn,.g ,.gnhaI
Taste In the Mouth. RilioDs o. Ak,
me lirart. Inflammation Of tss seA
region ol the kidneys, and a Ss hS,l lal
symptoms, are the oifspIlnssa ssulaa
noitle VIII prove q bettsr Sns md
shan lengthy advertissmsso,a sso,aiats,.
For Female & Complnt.
married or single. at the dsr \,
the turn Of lie, these Toni rpne.dNs
ceptible. ""p'S'saa:
For fnfiammntory
mntism and Cout, Lllious thi,,i
mlttent Feyers, Diseases of ,hs hhs s1
neys ana Bladder. these ps.s.S0
such Diseases are caused b7 ;s.n NJ, IN
They are q gentle pur.H
n Tonic, POSSESSING the ms.uTth
powerful agent in RELIEVING r. So. Y
nation OF the Liver aui ,v.o..gssa
Bilious Diseases ''@' Virj
For skin Diseases, Er,t,,.,
Rheu,n, Blotches. Spots finlsi..,,. ID
CarbuDcles, Ring worms sSoyYS' yY's n
Erysipelas, Itch, Scur.s, Dlscols,ss.l
Humors and Diseases Of the 81, w
OF nature, are literally dug ID ssi..
system in a short time bJ ths NJ, S,,sa M
Grateful Thousnnds rrsS',s. 81
tdincd the sinking system "A''I
R. III. McDONAIDs,,l
prugrists and Gen Ats, san sta
'o:. Of ashington and Charjt,,ia y a
SOLD BI ALI. pRCGGIsT;.ra
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
THE GhEAgIsTATTRACTIov
~ DELAWARE
CHADWJl$ g IELAWApE NUsEUMi
lOI ard 90 Nr.T TorRTH sTKrrr
os;lethe Cir srZ,.r wnnIn1+-n n,

- LII
OPpos;lethe Clt- Spring. Wilmington, Del
Has Ic-cps1cd - tie pu5Nc with q larSa
collection CT rev CuIlositias .LiELl-- Interesting
..ni woLOerfal fTesE3 0t Latu7e Also. largs
additioI CT Gotsa liteGIze FIyuIss. Correct
LkenesEesI the be6t over seSa On exhibition
Las ceen siIei u Ic5t. E5Tett. az ng which
re Antoine ProCst, the cruel Iiur iurer Of the
peerlng ANIL Diaiei Dancer, the noted
Ecghsh AIiaer; Tim Dobbin, the noted Lam.
SSsss[ T; poet hegTo EeIIJ, the runaway slave;
m BUlAei tEe ntrdSror CT 40 persons; his.
shias shupincLi, murderer G the poddlor bov.
Arthur Spring, the L.uIdcTaT Of two Sisters
elso he sen Ct Arthur Srrlze; jacob In
ian, tie z@cTed pejdlal 6Or; G.bbs. the
notorious Ptra!ei Lcut. Mo1GI cTiIe, tie Le.
tTayeri oy Eissiie stands poor Charlotte Tenn.
PIE SiSty sSr1, ci iLiladeIphiR; Witch OF
Enacr in me toTegt. Also, % GtJ BLds, Ami.
nlAIs, keptnes, as from sIl para CT tne
5oS 5no%n woIli, can le seen Il the Muse,rm.
Osher Wonaere arriving dail-. There is more
70 &c sesn for the rics of admission than CT
aaZ saZ otnes e,h;6:t.5n n tl9 colnt7y Optn
l.S0P. II. Adm!ssion oal~ - t.; C1.1ren
-(eeltsi TO see the whole oJliccl..a.
". HCnADW1GE, P.5.1:star.
decTfw1v
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
BANKS AND BANK ERs

COWARD BETS, RREsIDEHr.
EoRGE u. ARMSTRONG, CAsHEa
aid np CAPITAL. $500. 90
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
Bowers x1ooE Ainimeut

After % years ~ practical experience with
ed that moro horses hato Lenil crippled by
IAAtteAt.9A to TIE feet Than all other diseasee
confined. After man experiments | have
found tie true Ten.5 & = F4.EN ESI the dis
ease Of the moot, or restore II after negligence,
20 what nature intended II should he-the
C'ed' s-Epsf! o. l.s Hotts cH,aG,. II the hoof Is
1nhag2ed an di7easei, the animal Is COMPARE
uTeIy waTtAlt's. ltia l.lnlment viii ehIely
Sorns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction CT the
Back siaeT centrally called Knee Sprung,
&C, and restoIe those that have been crippled
ny The want OF such remedy.
TT II, aI.l II W!ii never fail If prooerly
applied, VI
Bathe tie horse'stoot occe week, o. often.
CT II necessary, st tue heel ead frog, and
k.cuL tia L-st,i3zs - tAs hs!r
The daily gazette., 1875-08-26
ii. {. BOYER,

Corristown, Pe.
NhH. ~ { EQl Up Ia.-- SH This is 10 Ger
tIty that / Lave U-ei vour Ltnineut In nv
stable foIiEree moutns past, On more thar
one hundrt1 horses, and iiLi Il the beat p1 e.
paraion bhve ever used osn horses. X !sfar
better than Son recommend it. sead me Eve
"a zee al once. ~ eIHTeea. {. o. -.
II AIRY HAMILTON.
No. lo2 W.7t .lrI firAet NRw Nnrk Cfiv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05

81 5O-distance 165 and % miles
correct him-163 miles and "a miles,
(immaterial, however,.
Now, why does not "Cltizen tell
the public the qohoIe truth. and say
that this bad road carries bale OF
cotton from Charlotte to Wilmington.
1877 miles, for 81! -,
If "Citizen" is familiar with the
principle upon which freight charges
are made, his paper does him MUS
tice, and deceives the public.
He evidently desires to say-and
presume he believes he is saying the
truth-.'that our local tariff of rates
discriminates against Charlotte" and
in favor. of Wilmington. Whereas, II
he will examine 1t. he viii find that no
such discrimination exists. On the
contrary, for the same distance on
either end OF the road, or on any pOr-
ton CT the road, for the same dis
tances, the same rates prevail.
Some of the merchants IN either city
may believe the same wrong exists, as
to e ch Others place of business.
Now. if "Citizen" desires to have
the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, made known, for the
benefit Of the railway and the public,
| submit this propositions:
Let Charlotte and Wilmington select
each. three of their best merchants, and
let them meet and examine the local
printed rates and say if there Is any
Injustice done either city, and II so,
suggest a correction.
AIcssrs. Editors, please remember
that this is your own local highway,
built for your OWE benefit, and II
must be supported by the united exer-
tious Of our whole people, or 1t will
fail to accomplish the purpose for
which it was constructed.
The counties of Meckienburg, Union,
Cleaveland aud Richmond, are large
stockholders IL the Company. Many
of vour citizens are stockh 1lders, and
the city Of Wilmington can, when It
elects, receive a certificate for two
hundred thousand dollars worth OF III,
capital stock!
Now, ali that is claimed hy Stock
holders on their investments for the
public's benefit Is seven per cent, at
Ter paving the costs of operating, and
I'm sure for several years to come,
they would be willing to take one
seventh Of that sum.
With these facts before ''Citizen,
hope a plan Of cheapening and equal
zipg She cost Of transportation may be
| suggested by which this great loca
/ highway, for the mutual benefit OF the
( public and the Stockholders may bt
! devised. that viii please every frei ut
~, and DO justice to tile Shareholders
/ am. respectfully yours,
:. T. Fremont.
General Superintendent.
Wilmington, n. G., Feb. ed, 1877"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05

ward of to day, may become
Democratic ward tomorrow. and II
such change should take place are
the Federal Courts empowered to IN
terfere and stay an election Where
is the power? How can the Courts
know the result of an election before
the election is had ? And can they act
upon the assum ption that the com
claimants know the result The COM
plaint charges that there may be
bloodshed and riot, but unfortunately
for the compliments, they allege that
then are alone the aggrieved party,
and that they, in the event OF an cleo
ton by which they will be deprived OF
political power ia the city, they Will
shed this blood and instigate this riot,
and they unblushingly foreshadoW II
in the bill of complaint, and, with cool
effrontery, invoke the extraordinary
powers OF high Court of Chancery
to stay an election lest they, IN their
virtuous indignation, may commit
murder! This, and this alone, Is the
eravamen of their complaint.
Was ever in the history OF Judlca-
ture. in a civilized nation, SO Infamous
a proposition made
The bill no where alleges that any
violation of the fourteenth amend
ment or the enforcement act Is con-
templated, but assumes as a question
Of Iu,C, yea, more, rs PRIMARY
efJuifY, that unless there be terrific
rial division, which marks with exact
equality the division Cf territory as to
extent, va ne aud population, the aid
of the Federal Court can be invoked
10 stay an election. Indeed, they do
not stop there. but the territory so
divided must contain an equal num-
her OF white and colored voters, and
if not so diviG ID the blacks, who are
CT eater lii nj4mber, will rise III arms
against the minority, and bioodshed
and riot must eusue, unless restrain
ed by Court of Chancery upon their
010n }aetitjon.
what right has any Court to stay
al election Ii the election
is void, the Court may SO hold,
and being void declare that in law
there was no election and remit the
parties to their rights, ignoring alto
cGth, the election. But this is d
proceeding after, not before the elec
ton.
! This is not said to influence any
dCIlOU III LllG N<ohIt. lllc SouiL flii "
! held responsible for its own action
! In Il free government, where liberty
! of speech and the liberty of the pres
are secured by constitutional guaran
! tees, the servants of the people, as III
public officers are undet our form 81
/ government, cannot expect ~ escape
/ just criticism, or eVade a just apa
nerited condemnation for any fagran1
] act Of usurpation. | cannot bring
myself to believe that any Fedora
Judge, would without more than il
set forth in the bill of complaint o
Holmes and Gay VS., the Registrars
undertake to grant the injunction
prayed. CIvIs-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05

If people but knew themselves, some
folks would make very bad acqnaii -
tances.
General Burnsides, Senator elect
from Rhode Island, at banquet in
his honor, given in Providence, ex-
pressed such Conservatives sentiments
as to lead to the hope that he will be
found on the side of those who desire
to do justice to the South. General
Burnsides has hitherto been consider
ed something of an extremist.
A very flexible temperance pledge is
this. which is circulated among Bos-
ton fashionable ladies': "I promise
that no Intoxicating liquor shall be
used in this house for cooking purpos-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05

loss oH The ScElr. Ctas. u Eiih''''isN
A three-masted schooner, the tIt"s.
f. Gibbons. went ashore OH Nednea-
day morning, about 3 O'Clock, oppo-
site Beaufort. n. c., half mile to the
westward of Fort Macon. We learn
that she was anchored and the chain
parted. She is from one Of the
Western Islands, and is in ballast;
but has on board several hundred
boxes of oranges. During tbe late
s'unpleasantness" she WAS Federal
gun-boat The pilots say shat it Is
almost impossible to get her off, as
she is str~aljn6 already. She lies
between the outer reef and BoSue
banks.
The Gib5os,s was built in 1862. re
ceiyed large repairs in 1877: and regis
tered 42S tons. xhe information IL
regard to her loss wa5 ANNOUNCED Il
Us by a correspondent at Beaufort, as
well as through a telegram received
here yesterday by Messrs. Harrlss 4
Howell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
@TiIEc s5isaSEcESs

Fridays noon dispatches state
that the steamship BeJsguci0r, from
New York for Wilmington colidea on
the voyage ont with the sohr. Susan
wright. The schooner, which was
from Matanzas with cargo OF sugar.
was sunk, bat her crew were all saved
and the steamer was compe He'd to put
back to New York for repairs. The
Beacfnct0r was due here on Friday
morning There are no other partica-
lars relative 10 the affair, rs the Agent
here has received no advices, what
ever, in regard 10 the disaster.
Yesterdays dispatches also report
the loss of the schooner Ad,tic
MHFcAic, bound for this port. She
was met at sea III sinking condition,
and the Captain and crew were takel
oil and carried to New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
D-SEp fsXF zCCEiCnG

Mr.. Julius Hahn, proprietor OF a
store on Fourth street, just beyond
Boney Bridge, accidental shot h1m
self IN the hand last night about .
o'clock, by the discharge Of pocket
pistol. He was exhibiting the pistol
10 a customer at the time and did not
know that it had been loaded, u few
days ago. by boy IN his employ.
The wound IS IN the left hand and IS Il
very painful one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
r.ISCELLANEOUs.
VEGETlNE f.

Strikes at the root of disc ease by purifying II e
olood .restoringtr 6 liver and kid 10 healthy
actiou, insig"rat ng che nervous syste m
vEGETINE
is not vila nauseous compound. which sim
ply purges the bowels, but n safe, peasant m
edy which to purity the blood and
thereby restore the health
VEGETINE
Is row pre- crjbed in cases of ScrofuIa and
other dis ases of the blood by many of tae best
physicians, owing to IFS great success in curing
all diseases of thi- nature
VEGETINE
1oes not deceive invalit:s into false hopes by
pOTgins Hnu creating fictitious appetite. but
4ssis's nature in clr airing yurit siug tn :
whole system, leading the patient gradually 10
perfect health
VEGETINE
Was looked upon an experiment for some
time % some of our st physicians but those
most increduIous IN regard TO its merit al now
ITS most ardsn friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead of being a putTed up medicine has
workett it, way up 10 It's present astonishing,
euccess by actual merit il curing all drsaases
OF the blood, of VIII +tever nature.
VEGETINE
avs PCston ph ysicIaII, =. IA no equt! "A
l. 6,,i purrtit.r to. in z of its M any wonder
faI cures after Ali other len.edj-s Rad failed:
visited III laboratory and c0nvirctd mySels of
tts genuine merit. It : rEeDaT Il iron !s"r' 5.
roots AZ Il herbs. esrh II 0hioh IL highly cf1ec-
tive ana they are comp nutied ii such A nIan-
as 10 produce astonishing results y
VEGETINE
Is acknowiedg d and recommended Nv phNsI-
cIs,S ana apolhecarie- to be The best purifier
and cleanser If The bleed vet discovered, and
tfiou-a nds spcek in i.s praise who nave been
restored ID heal h.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
PROOF
WHAT Is NEEDED.
BnsrON, Feb. Is, 1871.

BOOST ON, Fed. u, lSiI.
Mk. IL. X. STEvRnS
Dear Hir-Ahuut one year since | -four d my
SELF in f=ehie condilioe oIB z neral deliltv
NFSIN.ti = I. SrcOI " aIfDde' 20 me
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lawyer Bryan Escaped from, Escasa
fort Bail.

Our correspondent at Beaufort
writes us thai Lawyer Bryan, color Cd,
who murdered Mr.. Aiicheal Langley
last May, and who was sentenced to be
hanged the 10Th of March, escaped
from jail at Beaufort on Wednesd ay
night. Sheriff Davis and posse are.
now endeavoring to catch him, bu'
have not as yet succeeded Another
posse have also gone out to search for
The murderer. He was seen on
Thursday on the Newbern Road. He
got out of jail by taking out the
bricks in the debtors room. and let
ting himself down by the rope which
broke Dummer Targets neck.