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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

THE A. OMAN, Conservative Demo-
l. craze Y7tesl, journal, published in Polk
ton, p. G.. situated in a growing place, and
surrounded by good farming county Ii offers
superior sdvs n:ages IS tieinE mediu N
Reiug the Granger OreaH OF the sect OH where
it il punished. many su"-crihers to the IAN
rates liberal. description price $2Oo per
wear.
Address H.swLEY 3 GALE.
Editore, Poibten, n. O.
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THE DAEVtLLE I'll HE%. This is a Dem
u CRATIC Weektv p rer, estab iish-d in 1865
harin ex ensive circulate III ~ the Viz
ginia ana N,Tth Lara!ina COUNTIES around Dan
vile. Price, 81 year; 81 lor six months:
cents for three months specimen copie- for
wArded upon application. Address P. Bouldin
editor ard IIourieiCI.
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THRISTIAN A':V. )CATE-Orga, of the
~ Metho iist 'hurch in North CaroiInA. Raj
eIgh, ". q. R-v J. isobbj IL, editor. nj
proprietor. One ye 81 90,
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The Cotton Trace of RaterRh.

At the grand banquet given by the
Raleigh Neaos Publishing Company
complimentary TO the Board of Trade
of that city Mr.. Lem 81. Adams in re-
Spouse to the toast ''Our Cotton Trade"
responded, relating the following in
trade of that ty:
Mr.. Presid INT and Gentlemen: am
sorry that you have not made better
selection on this occasion, but sir, rs
am one of tue Oldest cotton dealers
now in Raleigh / know few facts that
l6Ay be important to you all
Our cotton trade Was very small ten
| years ago. only about 500 to 700 bales
being spid here then annually. I
| blink this year our receipts will reach
| a )out III. 600 OF 45 900 bales, and it is
now grading with the best cotton in
| the country. The OLD fields that were
| before the war turned out as worthless
are now orr best cotton lands, and
| believe from the best infor nation that
[ have that in few years this part of
| North Caroliua will stand as we'll for
| high grade cotton as any section in
| the South. Our receipts are increas-
| ing rum I,OUU 10 1uIOOU duuualiy we
are receiving cotton from about fifteen
counties, and our territory is extend
ing every year. and [ belive the day
is not dist Mt when the people in East
ern North Carolina will send their
cotton here. What we want at pres
ent IS a railroad to Rocky Mount and
Tarboro. Open that line, and in one
year thereafter our receipts will reach
| 100, 900 bales
L think We have held our own in
Raleigh dnrihg the monetary pressure
Of the past two years better than any
town III the country. Look at the nG-
mcrous failures ill every quarter of
the Union, and yet there has not been
one in Raleigh. Oar business commu-
nifty has not only sustained the shock,
but is going ward. We now have
b etN ct n 90 aud AZ cotton buyers. If
| the business of Raleigh continues 80
improve as in the past, it will soon be
one of the leading cotton markets of
the country. Our hope for tue future
is bright.
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HARQLINA NE ~SENG We K y
~ Mondays ard shufsdays at Geld. boro 4
Nesr. j. BoritZ, editor and proprietor
Democratic in politics
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vnls 1sEssT g1 q
WILL CURE
- 9 ROE Il Il -
Scr0fulOus HumOr


- 9 RIO II n
Scr0fulOus HumOr,
VKsETINE wall eradicate ..om the svseem
every I.int If cro5u,I AMI *ccoiuiou1 HunIor
l. has per maGentIv cu-"d tn ,usa' al in B'sion
and yieinise who b Id been log and panfl.
sufferers
Cancer, Cancerous Hum0r.
The mas rei1us effect OF V~sE IN -. case o.
Can er and "a ou- Hum : G." l. uee- the
m at profuad st 'nt,on o. 'ha IN d sHsf c ity.
OF HON are present 'nS VEGgTI X -
toeir patents.
Canker.
VEeErIVR has never AIT - Il cure the most
indexibie C .se ST Canhe"-
Mercurial Diseases.
The VRsErINH meets with wonderful succ g.
in the cure of this class of Diseases.
Pain i'm the Bones.
Iu this coripl sint the VeGerINE IS the gr-a
medy, as it removes from tbs -,stem tue p"o
ducing cause.
Salt Rheum.
Tete-, Sat s<"-n IA, cad de11 g., vii
certAiilr Weld to the great lt.rs tive ffcts of
VeGETINE.
Erysipelas.
VEsErINE has never failed 70 cure the most
inv .'rrate case of Er gsi ie as
Pimples and HumOrs Of the Face.
Reason should teach us that = b;orchy, r"ugn
or pimp'ed skin depends entirely upon an il
ever cure he Hefsct. VEaRTINs is the great
blood purifier.
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
Are csu-ed by an impnre state of the b'or
Ciaansa the blood thar >i&hiy with VEGEF me.
sGd thess complaints will disappear.
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial bene-
dt can be obtained through the blood. VEGE-
TINE Is the grea' blood puriflr
Constipation.
vEaRTINK does not act as a catha-tic 20 de-
bi itate the bowels, but cl@anses ali the organs,
enabling eac to perform the functions devoiv-
vFeEr1NE h As restored Thousands to health
| who have besn long and painful gu ferers
Dyspepsia
HvEGsTIrE ia taken regularly. GO ding to
! di -ecttpns, certain speedy cure will follow
Faintness at the Stomach.
| VRsETIsR is got stimu atiug bftters VIII ch
| Great fictitious appetite bat genie tonic
which ASSISTS nature to reatore the stomach to
! healthy action.
Female Weakness.
vEeB~1Ns acts Directly upon the CAUSES IF
she- - c'npsns. t.tavsorates and .sIsr fths
! organs and a'favs inf ANIMATION
General Debility.
| In this comrIsnt the good effect. If the
| V EGETINR are realized i'm IN diatelv after com
| mencing to take it as debility denotes de-
! Sciency of tbs blood, and VEeRTINE acts
| dir ctly upon the bioHd. Oct3h-4w
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
RnEMTG 20 ELEGANT OIL CHR0MoS
Az " = mounted. size 9x1l, tor 81.
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SHELBY BAhNk3- helby, N. g. Pub
- li~hed every Ih Is0ay morning Durham
~ Webb, editors. lem craItc IN Yo!it5cs
sub-cription 81 so fer one yea; 50 cents toI
SIX months
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Fort Eisher-CapG. John VI. sutton

Fort Fisher-CapI. John VI. sutton.
1t is with pleasure, or more reasons
than ore, that we give insertion to the
following letter from survivor" The
writer of these lines knew Capt.. Sutton
| Intimately, both as a fellow soldier
and warm personal friend, and none
did he know more brave aud gallant
During the two fights he was conspic-
aous for his daring, and received the
plaudits of his commanding officer:
LEWISTON, n. c., Nov. %, 1875.
Editors Norfolk Iirginian.
GuNTs: In perusiDg the very inter
esting report of G. in your paper of
the 10Th ult., [ noticed that, in giving
the names Of the different commands
which took part in the asst fight at
Fort Fisher. Company G. Third North
Carolina Battalion. commanded By
Capt. John NJ. Sutton, was net men
toned. There was not Drawer or
more chivalrous man at Fisher than
Capt. Sutton, and / have been told
| that the lamented General Whiting on
his death bed boqueathsd his sword
to Capt. Sntton for merltorious co.,
| duct during the fight.
Capt. Sntton's company numbered
forty-tive effective men, of which if
teen were killed and wounded. the
Captain himself being wounded soon
after General Whiting. The Company
also took part in the first fight, for
which it received a complimentary no.
tice. Capt. Sutton died sooa after the
war. Had he been living, no doubt
ne would have been with those who
we're at the reunion at Wilmington.
A SURVIVOR.
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STACE OF NORTH CAROLINA, sAMP-
- ON COUNTY,.
d. A ConPEt. s. CO. In Superior Court
w.BoLLaRD. Fall Term.
VT appearing to n satisfaction of tt Is Court
i upon tbs sff1fl avit OF ID. a. Co per, that the
defendant hath removed himself f~om the
cunt" OF sampson and stare of North Caro-
lima, and so aosents h;mNelf from the lame,
that the ordinary process Of law cannet b.
served. 1t l. therefore ordered TINT public alton
be male for forr weeks in the WILMIEGroN
JoURSAL notifying him that u les he rcplevies
he proptrty LEVIED upon. b giving bail bond.
and pleads or de nurs at the next Term = tn
Superior Court, to be held fns the Cluntv =
Samrson, on the sixteenth Mond,v ~ = re
s7cond Mond y in August, 1870 iCtj III. - ~
leu I will be entered against him and The
prolartF ievit OIL. will bs corde mEed 10 satisfy
tie sa1e.
TN testimony whereof, ! her INTO set my
l. hand, and afaA the seal s.ii Court, at
flee in Clinton this the first lay OF November,
ID. 1873.
D A. CULRETH, tlerk,
superior CourI of SampEon County, N. c
KERR 8 KERR,
Attorneys for Piaintiff. nov5w4
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"iLL>PORO RECORDER. Established
IL February 20th. 1920. The oldest pspsr In
HuIIh Carolina. Has a lar ge circulation espec-
q Iy in the counties of Orange, Alamance,
Person and Caswell, and is the recognized
J"ediam OF ADVERT sing for those seeking the
business of those counties. Is Conservati We in
poH les. and is 4 good family newspaper.
Subscriptions and advertisements always &C
ceptable. and the patronage of the public re-
spectfuIiy solicited.
Subscription. $500 year, in advance. For
sixmonths 81 90
I'D. CAMERON,
Edf or ana Proprietor.
TINE MOUNT AIRY wATCHMAM-Pub-
lshed by Springs Burton. Mt. Airy, n.
.. A white mans PAPER, Democt attic in poll
tics.
Subscription rates: 10 months, 81 80, six
months, rs cents.
TNRE'. -XFU1ZD LRADER, q live Democrat
Il Weekly Published every Tuesday, by Blow
q Britt, AZ OK Old. Granville county, N. @:
Persons wishing to secure the trede of one of
the rio. est sections of North Carolina will do
well to advertise in the Leader.
III is the ors an of the Conservative Democratic
Party In the County.
Rates as low as possible. AddressllBlow .
Britt, Oxford, n. o.
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" ~. @. P. F. Duty and James W. al
bright, e, itor% and proprietnIs bne year s.
six months 81 IS. Democraticin politics
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SHELBY AUR IRA -McpufTie and Rambling
- ton, ed tors AM pr0prietorS. :rub .is E,
-aturdays. at Shelby, b. q. Democratic i'll pol
tics. One year 81
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In this compIs,nt the good effects If tht
VEGETINR are realized i'm N ediatelv after com
mencing to take it as debility denotes de-
Sciency of tbs blood, and VEeRTINE act
directly upon the blond. Oct3h-4w
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists
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We HeSP.fPERS-

NEWSPAPERS
THE CHILDkEN'< FKisND, Published
L a. the Ok ord UrEhsn syium WeeEls,
ayear.
VA ISCN PIAINDEAIEP-R W. Stu
W Ietary, editor. Weekly,at 81 90 year
democratic III politics
UYULsuN AEvANCE-Pesry G Willie N
w el:tur. Weekly, at 81 year. lie mo
cratic In politics.
i LRGMARLE TIM - -Weaklv, a Wind
- suc, 90 per annqnn P H. Winston, edI-
'ov. Democratic in i0litscs.
THE FRAsRTIN C0URIFR-L"usb ure
i y. G. Ct, -. Baker eaitGr siId pro. t..
Weekly .st 81 pei anuum DemocEatlc il poll
tics.
rTNHE CAROLINA HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
i ZiNE-tIo dst.or ,Jr1ius a. Bunitz, ed
~. |lonthiy, at 81 year, one of the finest
'j'erAry works IL, tho south.
THARIu =: f DEMs,. William j
~ Ya:e-.e -itor and Proprietor Wee Aiy At
81 20 per a TN.
UYAsHING kCHO-washfngt on. -
w .. Gr u ger. cdit,r ana .1r@pri, ,o' .
Weekly AT - year democratic in POLITICS.
NnRTH O. RoLINA CITIZEN, Ashevile,
~
50. DeDocr attic il politics.
MI TON Oh: ON1ILE--Fvans q Thax
wi ton editor AID proprie:ors Pull lisn T
Saturdays at 81 year. emoci attic poities
HEEENVIL' Z ReGI-TF R-Week'y. L
" Ttur>day at Gree"yii!e, Pitt county, 1T
50 a year JAS. I. Lyon, editor. democratic
in po itics.
TINE ENTKAL PRO: E~TANT. Green's
l. horo. y. e.. published IL un4 interest of
the MethO0isI J-r ,tCss2-.t Church. s. 10 per
annum. j. Mi"haux, editor.
NEwBcLN JOURNAL, OF CoMNE2sF.
~ :. ID. Pool, Jr.. editor Weekly, st 50 d
year. Democratic In politics.
Doggy NJ UNIT MALL. H & VI. L
IL Th)rp, proprie>ors- W. L Tn rp, editor
Weekly, at 81 year. L 5mJuratic in politics
REENsBoRO PArRIOP-Greensborn
" C P. F. Duty and James W. al
six months 81 IS. Democraticin politics
SHELBY AUR RA-Mcpuffie and Ranbine
~ ton, editors an prCprietorS. :'ub lis e.
-sturdays. st Shelby, b. q. Democratic i'll pol
tics. One year 81
HAROLINA NE ~SENGER-Semi-W We KY,
" Mondays ard hufsdays at Geld. boro,4 S
n wear. j. a Boritz, editor and pro- rietCr
De mocrstic in politics
THRISTIAN A'.V.lCATE-Organ of the
} Metho ,ist 'hurch in North CarOilnA, Raj
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THE PEE Gee HERALD.
Published everv "Wednesday at
WADESBORO. ANSON COUNTY
JOHN. PATRICK.

Has 2. tSrge and rapidly ;rcreastrg ctcu"L-
tinn in tie Pee Dee countryin =. ORTIZ ard s"ut1
Carolina
Adyert 'sers will find il the best rarl,'u:" IN
either o. the sistel STATES re ching me
taCm"rs, planters AMI merchants
The c:rte238fve local 0dycafis'pg 71Gt-
rO2aGOe erHiJite,? an ifs cOlun,;ss IS t'5
jest criGence Of its large and inFDe''-
tel circr.IGtfDr.
~ SO cimen cor -es. With rates tor a'V =
Using, sent tree. postage raid. on ap. licau-h
% the undersigned, at Wadeshoro-
JND. i. PATRICK.
Editor and PronrstoF
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DOGGY NJ lUN MALI. H. & VI. 1.
Ii Th1rp, proprie>ors- W. L I'm 'rp, editor
Weekly, at 81 a year. I5muvratic in politics
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

TINE ENTRAL PRO E@TANT. Green's
Il h0ro. y. q. published IL interest of
the MethOOisI I-r 'tCss2--t Church. s. 10 per
annum. j. L Nieh&ux, editor.
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kNEATC 20 ELEGANT OIL cHR0MoS
Az = ~ = mounted. size 9x11, tor a.
Novelties and chromos of every desert ptton.
S-TIorAL ER)Mo Co., Phila., Pa 4w
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.NEWSSP.fP EES-
THE CHILDkEN'< FkisND, Published
L a. the OK ord UrEhsn Z sylum WeeEIy
year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Female Weakness.

VEGETIsR is got stimu atiug hftters VIII oh
Great fictitious app tile. bat a genie tonic
which ASSISTS nature to reatote the stomach to q
healthy action.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
VEsETINE has never failed 70 cnre the mos
nv .tnrate case of Ergsi ,,e'as
PimDIeS and HumOrS Of the Face.

Reason Should teach us that = b;orchy, r"ugn
or pimp ed skin depends entirely upon an il
tern4l cause n d no outward application ca
ever cure he "efsct. VEGRTINs is the great
blood purifier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

TEWBcLN JOURNAL, OF CoMNE1srE
~ :. ID. Pool, Jr.. editor Weekly, st 50 d
year. Democratic In politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

VEGETINE does not act q catha-tic 20 de-
hi itate the bowels. but cl%anses all the organs,
enabling eac to perform the functions devoiv-
ing urOn them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
General Debility

VEGETINs acts directly upon the CAUSES IF
thee c1nDa mt. r t9v gorates and etre~ 9Th
ems tn VIII lie system, sct- on tue secretive
organs and 4''avs inf ANIMATION
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

HEEENVIL' ReGI=TF R-WefIz'y. L
" I'll ur>d4y at Gree. vile. Pitt county, TT
50 year JAS. I. Lyon, editor. democratic
in Pc itics.
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played. The games did not cease nor
the crowd disperse until night put all
end to the fun. Wllmingtonians have
never had day of more unalloyed
pleasure and we hope to see the pro-
gramme again soon repeated.
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were present.
RIFLE MATCH.
At 1890 o'clock the rifle team COM
menced firing at the targets, 200 yards
distant. Tie Judges were, Messre.
D. McRae. Joseph Price, E. G. Barker
and e. Lilly. The entries were 80 in
number and were entitled to three
rounds each, and repeat, to be fred at
two targets, numbered l and 2.
At target No. 1 the following gentle
men fired and made the score attached
to their several names:
Junius Davis, 2O4; 81. N. Latham,
1; Walter G. McRae, 81; J. F. Jones,
Z; W. P. Mcmahon, 81; j. @. James,
III; L. ST. Brown. 2O4; W. Roddlck,
8; j. A. Byrne, I: DuBrutz Guitar,
15i; Eugene Mafit, LII.
NO. 2.
A. Campbell, 10; W. Fyfe. 10; Fred
Hargrave, 153; w. L. DeRosset, Al;
b. W. Price, 10; H. G. Smallbones,
u; 3. v. Sweet, 8; r. G. Ress, II:
e. +. Story, 4; w. r. keenan,, IA; E.
Lilly, Is.
THE TIE.
There being a tie between Messrs.
Davis and Brown it was decided by
the following SCORE which was after
wards made: Mr.. Brown, 4, 4, GA;
Mr.. Davis, 4. 4, 3-11; which resulted
In Mr.. Browns winning the Evans "a
shot rifle.
ONE MILE WALKING MATCH.
Prize, gold headed cane; entries, 81.
@. Smallbones, ". Fyfe, r. W. Price,
Won by Mr.. Fyfe. Time, IL minutes.
100 YARDS RUNNING RACE.
Prize, inkstand worth $40; entries,
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N O 7 G Il,

Norfolk Tfrgini0's.
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Faintness at the Stomach.

II VEGgTINE ia f-skon regularly. a co din
di -ectt"ns, 3 certain a. speedy cure will foil
ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Constipation.

For this complaint the only substantial bene
dt can be obtsined through the blood. VEGE
TINE Is the grea' blood pur q r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

MI TON Oh. ONIHtE--Fvaus * TEax-
N1 ton editors AID proprie'ors Full lisn T
Satura ays. at 81 year. emoci ATTIC poEties
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FASHIONS and GOLD COIN PRESENIel

NO SI5. THIS Costume wins the adniration
please, especially as it Is appropriate for any
material, and requires less goods to make than
any other suit of equal beauty. 1t is one of tie
leading costumes of our city. The stouf lad
viii find it possesses just the secret charm that
improves her figure, while the slight or perfect
form may feel they were never SO advantageously
latt1ied. The waist is the regular tablicr sha,e
the overskirt is draped to form wide rufie each
side OF the sash, which may be OF the
same, or Ribbon. Requires Is yards Of 81 ~
1nch goods for entire suit. No of waist, ~
S723; pattern, with cloth model, 25c cts E&Z
No. of oversight, 374; pattern, with
cloth model, Is cts. No ofunderskirt SGSz
l3725; patterl with cloth model, so cts -
Mailed on receipt of price.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

VFGErINE h ~ restored Thousands to healt
who have be long and painful su ferers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

the fcllneas TO the back, making the
'straiRht 'front.'" II Saves more
than Ten Times it's Cost, It can be
changed FROM One Dress TO another.
Price, AS cents each. Mailed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
TumOrs, Ulcers or Old Sores

Are caused nv an impure state of the b OIL
Ciaans9 the blood thar >I.hly with VEGE7 me
sqd thess complaints will disappear.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

Va LSCN PLAIN w Sin
W letary, editor. Weekly, lat 81 90 year
democratic III politics
NYILSCN A. VANCE G Willie M
w etEitnr. We5k'y, at 81 year. lie mo
cratic In politics.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

THE FRASSIIN COURTFR-Tlrn- sbur
=. G. Ct, -. Baker ea!tar aiId pro. to
Weekly :ht 81 pei anuum DemocEa tIc in poll
tics
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THE CAROLINA HOUSEHOLD AG l.
4 ZEEE-tIo dst.or j. lius a Bun2tz, ed
-. -aonthiy, at 81 year, one of the finest
= erAry o5ks IL. tho south.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

i LRGMARLE M&s-weakIv, a. Wind
K suc, 60 per annTLa P H Winston, edt
'o-. democratic in politscs
, 1875-01-30
I Ell G r. A nj S.
ST. Thomas STATION, Jan. 80.

GA' AAOHA9 OlA AAONt odLs = .
NEW York 23rd.-Adyices from England
state that Mr.. Gibson has been elected Mem
Der for Trinity College.
The South Wales masters threaten to resort
to a general lock out which would throw
cut OF employment about 100, 600 people.
Intelligence from Franco announces that
tbs Minister Of the Interiors motion for the
second reading of the constitutional bill in
tho Assembly was carried wish a majority Of
All.
Prince L.opold's health is sill causing
much uneasinoss but he is reported TO lie
somewhat better to-day.
ST. THOMAS STATION, Jan. Is.
JAMAICA 25th.-R. N. s. Nile en-
route for southampton, LEI, at s O'Clock this
morning.
New YoRE 25-The Royd CAas. Kingsley is
dead.
General Garibaldi has arrived in Rome.
Sr. TH0MAs STATION, Jan. PC.
TRINIDAD 26th.-' Lothar.ugia " left here
at $50 this morning for ST. Thomas.
New York 26th.-The Right Hon. John
Bright, il addressing bis constituents at Biz
miueham, expressed his opinion that the
separation of the Church from the State
for the freedom of Christianity. lie ~euIogized
Mr.. Gladstone.
A strong gale has been raging for the last
two days il Great Britain.
Sir Francis Deak, the celebrated Hunga-
li4n Statesman, is bopelessly i'll.
The Cable ship 9-Farfdny" has just been
locked.
Lord Dadorin viii probably be transferred
to India.
ST.. THOMAS STATION, Jan. 81.
New YORK, Jan. 27--Tbe Emperor of
China and the Archbishop Of Cashel are
dead.
The Turkish troops have been withdrawn
from the frontier of Montenegro. 1t is
denied that Lord DuFerin will be transferred
to India.
Mr.. Hawkins, Q c., has declined a Lord
Justiceship.
It has been decided to station torpedo
ships for the defence of Bermuda and Hall
fax.
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an eminent Catholic Priest, has written a pam.
phlet of seven chapters. addressed to the
Duke of Norfolk, in reply to the famous ex-
postulation of Mr.. Gladstone in the Vatican
DEGREES. He states that the charges made
by Mr.. Gladstone against the English Catho-
lies are unmerited, that its tone is uncharita-
bic and its conclusions false.
Jan. Is.
The chiefs of the Liberal Party, with the
exception of the Duke Of Argyle, Visoount
Cardwell, Lord Wolverton and Mr., John
Bright, held a meeting yesterday at the resi-
dence Of Earl Granville to take in considera-
ton the retirement Of Mr.. Gladstone. 1t is
supposed that the prevalent opinion of the
meeting was in favour of electing Mr.. w. E.
Foster as the future leader of the party. All
present were of opinion that Mr.. Gladstone
ought to retire from Parliament. It is said
that the electors Of Greenwich will present an
address requesting the ex-Premier to resign
membership of that city. His resignation
of the leadership of the Liberal Party
surprises his followers. 1t is not
believed that his successor will be announced
before the opening of Parliament, when o gene
raj meeting of the Liberal Party will be held.
The Marquis of Harrington and Sir William
Harcourt as we'll as Mr.. Foster are spoken of
as the future leaders of the party. Probabili-
ties are in favour of the last.
The coal Miners in Dean Forest, Gloucester,
have struck, and having become seditious,
messages are sent to Monmouth asking for as
s~istance to suppress the disturbances.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTEDiS POST OFFICE.

Miss AIyira BeverhouIt, Robert Ben
gilman, Miss Carline Barcey, Miss Jane Ann
Bennett, Mrs. Brunstrup, Miss Jane Car
ty, Christian Ciindinnen, Miss Sophia
Christian, Elizabeth CameIius, Isac Case
mere, Victoriour Edwards, Miss Ca
thine F~rankIing, Richard Francis, Miss
Susanna Francis, Mrs. Rebecca Harrigan,
Robert Hutchinson, s. Hendrick, Miss
Erolina johnson, Martin Joseph, Alder,
Joseph, ~ Miss KeIton, Maria Susian,
Mrs. Dortbia Muller, Miss Ann Mara
Miller. Miss Anetta Mordoro, MIS-. Susanna
Mlchail, Bengyman James, Miss EIphe-
sena Meslene, Miss Rausy Runnas, Mrs. G.
Stephens, Mrs. F. Simmonds, G. Elizabeth
Stevens, Miss Athena SoIoman, Miss Ara
bella Simpson, Mrs. A, NJ. Thomas. Miss
Eliza Tenant, Miss NJ. Williams, Mrs. S.
Williams, Fraechius Williams, D. White
head.
Christiansted's Royal Postofico the 9th
January 1875.
T. KNUTHSEN.