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, 1875-02-02
NEW SUITS.
Business Done in tho County
Court.
The Judgment Record.

UNITED srATEs couETs.
Henry ", tIiuslale lied bill against George
Won 1tullen AMI tho Safety Deposit Life 1nAur-
a,,ce Com,anv 10 rerttnin ttie collection or pay
nc,lt of the city tAxes uf tho lne ur4cc Culnhty
for 1871.
jonathan Bourne, Jr., fled Il bill against
Daniel Il. and Eliza Brandt TO fo,relose II mott
gago for $4,000 on the n. e Of 1ot ~ OF
Hpring's Subdivision Of the n. ". frao tional
quarter Of fsec. a, ~, il, anl otlAar property.
DIVORCES.
Jotuen DaHcombe Asks for divorce from lis
vito, Mary, un account Of her cruelty to him.
Maria klag grioves that her hus1a,ul hus not
been faithful 10 his malriago VOWS, aul pEayH for
a divorce.
ITEMS
]. W. Chapman was appointed It oyleonal Az
Aiguee of Roo brothers.
judge Williams Wilt remain i'll tho Criminal
t,aHrt and Julgo FurHcIl will tAlia ~ ssieu of
lis casus as 1u.lst to heard.
SUPERIOR Ct}ukr IN Hnl1sr.
l'atr1cls 4llnrtltoI Ar1l Thomas ltratihg IeGan
nsnit ios 733,uaa a5a'iast the Cox Cu'snsy Ma
tiunal Bank.
Horny q and Thomas Higgins s.o:amoucol Il
salt asaiuat tho Baltimore, fitt4hla1; s t'icago
IuiIioad i;otppaDy aud Tho ltltniuTo 4 Ohio
kallroad Company, claiming s'so ooU.
The sAtuo parttes together with Z. u. SJnires,
"'1o 'I1a ill., i'u,"r Jo s',a %n1icr1a md rlert
- i1nGi ~ M, eueN 'A''"e' 9'A ''Ao l'''e's
fowief ior su.Up: ..u .;.,.r
Atattna a ~ po4I =, .i ICY u.i 81" =" ~
taIpoutlt Aal'na l.; ~ p'uin' h1a at!seM A.'A
npFrn y n7a - sasn ~ ,sas H. - ,,,'u .u
u the S. W. 4 oil Sec. II. ~, -.
r. 7, e4i.I't t.L !, SHna. - .'','..,, 49,, c,,,a
~, u. ~, -. la" ON u, 'A' - A1'4"oA' "Ao -Ae'
"a'N'"' io' 'S,.v'' 49, ,,>,,y,,. ,1,,.,r
~ cuuI IL - SooN'' :,
C!a!HlS hshetea .rc iuiaoH'G eni"'.n VIZ ~ a.
toMed Aa..'1 ~ oon.' - u, ,'o",'' ~ ~
1ae =. l'oseI r., - ~. n'asn as'ts =, ' "'eu
nt,ef' at,so'.no ehaat' -. .1N o'"'el, t t
ss'4 essa.e ~ 1o.th e, G,ot.a, :o1's ..sa.e
u at F'G s,,,., su " ~ H.; 80
1'M M:eH' 'ptu'o. ~ r. - ''N'' IA t''' -10
eataro - iS"au a. ,nH , .oa n s,,rasto
.,t.a -. ~ ~ .t.'.'r - ,,r,,,i
AleALlstef, ~ Euasu'ah =! :A'tn,1t =. I'M, b11ai
luii''i. "noel ~ 'fpto'9Ia noLa " So'ur"; ~: &,
~ wv n'nt'o, ~ .uv 80. ~ - t4.4 -
tm 6las .. .os ai4u, ~ 's ~ D.,
McA,slsIs u'ae, w. ap,U'ea 'ui'a ~ .tn'','
H. "ta ~ "a - ,"1 g. s,..... y
1n''o ,se'tnn"i g "i''i'"''' eHe"A "1 'FPo'e~
bo!ll u ShMW ....-..-..
The will Of john Stall was proven. anti letter.
| Individual bp]ld Of NJ jul.
| In1,ut Shinhls' will was nrnrnn nu1 Hitler,
t.s,o,nn,tnrx isa,ni RI ANN Hi,;alIs ,'Ier A.
.it5 "us ~ -. en- en- '" H'''eA'' 'H~e- 49,
anP,ofeu ponu ~ " Fnooo'
! tesla ,nclLtalT 1nAueu to oAlutlul u. Fay I'LL
| Enllsr II. Merritt, under an approved k,1nu Ul
| y, 1f,,t,.
= IT,. ,,;,1 ,f f.,lr;,, 7, r,,tro,r ,voo x-,ro,
~, i,t,a. ~ +,.t.n,,,r, - ;s.,,a ~
, 1875-02-02
wANTED--MALE HELP,

BOOlefIenners. Clerks, Kn.
W viii fnuwlsdss Il ioot aid ~" t1aaa p1:erret;;
rst nf ronrcnceA reaascd. Apply at asa Eat Montpo
NV! ysysfS : j. sSSsNHS 4 T s g..
fn hft Il" h i" 'i' j n",ls f.sa "'''"''' '''' r'
VI @."y xr'tst. .nd draass.,. y7; 1rib0ns ,,ier.
WAITE, t% ACTIVE YOUs.. MAN Az @ @SAtEs.
XII; ENas ~ Az; ,:;iasa 80 sss'
W""fE,t Itl nptS t;I'iitKst'0S1ESf:E WITH
giving *neasma"s t asSfEi sons, s:f san'sns ssM
tEASTEn rAlNrEh rU OCCUPY HOUSE AMI
FL" ( Tt IL '1f Ihs; NV, 'o'p'' ." j"'
ANEsTtE3n.. o.s1 l,n ~ wo''k ON GOATS Ar7s
aar. ts'"1SS* 1ok EAHh}iH a5s ns"k s'ss:
part. In.
WA&fsF,'v M.iS!EF r. IT. sr ss + h'S'f''H
.-.. Miscellaneous.
y n.cn that soh'd ke {" mako *2a ,ann,h. "
es I'D n ~ fsats r. j
E&Ya to I neax @ "'ra Es tst i s' n %'p
A$TS&A ss7tn IL sa %!rgE II. raalS .s
&c. =, mni,nr II small public ia!, strsd 'f dirty
%aSrs, Viii; r"clsee. friae "te. .''' 'D'A
e t rood TaXra .d,s.. !, r sSEaG =. 1 .si, x2S
hpp1y alter IL .. ,n Gater i,ock, Vi suuiE Cifkst,
ft Hy ii. IT. b.: s L he T 'sfssE I'll. I. !s
hk"n' e:h HAsu u tos per day. App1y At II! Easi
NAs>IED s2.tn F,,t TIlk HEsT wfAs!stSG.NA:
wanted. !. i. EiGIA iiDs5s '''' = ss''
N'ASSIEn,.LAn .GlMrEIESr TD TD TAKE GAZE
tn Ial sophia.si.. Sottl nlde.
WASTEn.AS, .AcTlyE. EkERGl;ric, YOUNG
, 1875-02-02
THE WILL OF CAPT, e. 3. WARD,

DETROIT, Mlcn.. Feb. 1.-The will OF the late
Capt Eber u. Ward was today admitted to pro-
bate without objection. with Irwin ". Potter. Of
Chicago, GeoFge II. Wyman, OF Cleveland, L. o.
Owen, aud Samuel It, Mumiord, Of Detroit, ~
e1scutosa. with bouds ia the sum OF 90, 600.
The satAte, after payment ct Tia lapts. IL u
thought will net 0A,9d0, 900.
, 1875-02-02
CITY REAL ESTATE,

1.'tn aaiE-uN MnHtH!,y PAYMENTS SEW :.
j. ruor1, 4,1sv with l,t Lnr S.n, aIll tHka n 7rrtays
p!ano na trat payment. II. ~ h1t'HE Hmm v f Fast
MntIisun.Hs.
1,'un sAI.E .N, FxtliASliE tsln to1S,nAiT,
l. prnPrrIy, fhc ,.nnih.1 half n1err1t In VI 1hr
brat l.iue.. farferg TIM W1-t lite. j.. CURRY i
'sji FtnIIttIt.
, 1875-02-02

4 ETloy-WEsIDsA 4 m, u EAST W.SIlIS;-
iiAttES. AND sLElGHS. TUESDAYS AND FRI
DAYS At lnh. ..
Parties 4 nJ to purchasc horse. at r}ace h6re
npGr"nify It tr'nx them thu duy hesere sae. that
they HAY lsf nrcrirch.
One E'~d i1,v1e hay are, 7yosrs DID, eood IN all tar-
ne,s 'rfy stsi' n nad finl; ,, ,,a,, ,u ,n,,.
nrn., at,t >uantt: warranted IN cyny respact.
Un, brna 3a syrars DID, sery speedy. and Wafssrt.
ed snuI.1 and kind In all har1lsss. ....
n II hr hussrs OF which description will bc given
at tissa ii .alc. .. IT,.
\ llrzp a.hurs,ncnt Of new ami secondhand buggit.
will Le stld ut 10 u. to-day.
l,UR sAl.E-A USt- -ft,RSE TRUCK. u SrRtSl3s.
L l,IacksHitl,'s shop, .5i Archcr.af.
\VASTEl,-A LIGHT COVERED WAGON For
" delivery: must be cheap. taIl FROM IL y.
, 1875-02-02
In Organization Embracing 22,000
Societies and l,l30,000
Members
Different Aspects OF the Order IN Differ
ent Sections Of the Union.
What the Patrons Have Accomplished
.--$1s, 600, 600 Invested In Its
Business.
Questions to Como Before tllo Natlonnl
(irange.-~1ts Present Officers:


~, ,,...r ru,,.n<
S'efaaf bst'tn :, :, 80 .""'"o ~, '',,' wa,,,,r
CHARLESTON, b. u, fep' LON Heunc'uht
ncxt, Fob. 8, tho National Grange Of tho ofdor
Of Patrons .! lIusbandty vii! begin Its eighth
.,,s, .,ao,rv nl,nt ,,yo ,ve.ka A mi attendance
Hifl occupy apout Two weeSs. ~ ' ,s4, as,s.uAsu w
Is anticipated, ana tho occasion ls cohsoesoo ~
be the most important in tho l1istory Of tho or.
der. Tho Slate Orange of South Carolina, aud
Aah,or 0ranpa. Ma l. Of this city, will outer!ai,,
no'''t uiAAse' to d.. n.,;'"1sn1 5t..,',, a,,,,,,
si'o 'nc'''netH u 'no 4'"s'~'A"' ~'"'sS ''
their stAy.
THE ohhEh OF THE PATRONS OF HoshASphf
(fa,niiariy though orronoolltIy, termed 'GranE-
ara ~ IL HOW entering oil its eighth year OF ex-
lateuce, though It vas MT til tho faU Of 1879
.,'" -, H. s.,,, ,,.,a.,,,, .,,,s.
that' o"'uR faf9e'y 10 tne A"t1-nlonoFu' @A'"'
ton then prevalent I'll tito NortnWesk ~ pcea'no
powor in Lle land. At present The Order
contains, in round numbers, based mp
w w ~ 'oo i'',.i"s ~ .,1''.,t,,,.1
22,Do9 subordinate ttfangce' ulstfl'l'eu n'
follows: Missouri. Iowa. and lns'iuna, ohei'
q0(al. I111nas and Kentueky, each l,5OU; Kuu-
.o'' !oa 1:n' nn au ny J'r a"nsaseo - cnc1, T. I'm,
srss soo Uaa.,,:a ron, At.1,.n'. nd ,1i.aia,
Aeaast ooo ueolels i"o' AaoanA "s. nv N-Ar''h
etppt, eaelt d5a; Nchtaaxa, too' a'1nhoso1a'
Michigan, Wisconsin, and Arkansas, oaeh 55o to
67b. Nnrth carn,ina. 4f0 Vireipia aud ronn-
o,,,,a.s;1 a,.,, I'M eo,t,, foro,no ao5. Eor
sy1non,, H. essa aoo ootan ona o"' ,a;aa, IN, t,,
1ofK. 2iu; talt1otn1a, @aV Lousl"'a' .io' '"e
remaining Oranges lying IN oregon, vermont
West VirginjH, MARYLAND, Florida. Now Jersey,
Coornnu stassnr}ueetts. Washington Territory,
n,rot, .ro,no Nnw 1tom,pre Fe,,do MINI.
~ ,o' ~. rra..,....,
.ahst DI'""aae. 1'alo' 'i'o 4"uf'n .'"o'a'
Nevadn, and conneetien' At reasonable ostl.
r,.,.i. ~
, 1875-02-02

tt'b RESr~,na WARAslI-Av. - TWO STORIES
| and tasemaat;iall sno!szn improvements. and IL
gra! r'Ear. =.
At yn',r price until Nasl eau bu, tho iurnlsuss
setl ctltsHtf 5uh "i-I.
Abast, ~ slu per nunth. Water un =aEia ,ls....
u. Il. TIiuMAH,
Isonrl S, iH 1Asne-st.
fT7U KfST- HOUSES VI i!unONE-sT.. NEAii
barn, -. WaInNt-,t:, IN rons. sa0 rer ,u;.1fh: ~
tnutn Fsast.. with haIn AID large x.nundt "a houfI
Y efa IT tssHr. au1 Lair. nsh1 iisos, nn4t,"
EH tIl AI,la!lh. taceessors u u. to!o Sou. iss
Must Matunst.
F['u REST- FOR n,ARDTNi;. HOUSE Or REsTAU.
rant. sec md ileIr Ut tulliny used uutil s.ely -
h,frt lAfgs dining sprnIdly arranged with
etrry cunseItruce twY blocks tr1In board nf Trade
Ap,ty II H. VI, DAVENPORT. Nh 10 Ma jIr hlock.
1l'U RENT rWO.STOHY AND BASEMENT BRICK
naeti TN rv'!isi W.,rr. Eax+ hH1 bath; near l!u-
Gin lark Z. s. WALLER. fl! IasasIt.tt.. Rnom ID
no KENr--A NEW 2.sFURT AND BASEMENT
marble trnt Ersl cla.s au.e lu. will ba
futed cheap to good tuuaut. K. 8. WELLS, VI sauth
H4t.t.st. -
no REST-FUKSIsIiED IIUUsf. WITH l.lRgB
nt. ttc.f -clsts irrhtInu. Mest btyts!on. WALLER
BROTHERS. "
, 1875-02-02
Mr.. SCAMMON.
lie Submits an Affidavit and an Argyll
nlCtll.
Denial Of Statements In the
Bill.


-7-. ....,....
The po.lponed argument for 1lecoivor In tho
casa nf uows and others aaai,lst scam'non anl
otharn ea1no nj, before Judge Farwall yesterday
o.Aein e""'' "p "''o's
nlotinnR & ,. ~. u.
Mr., aver raid that tho doiehaahl' ~ 'cn'"'
mon, lad not Ind tfmo yet to prepare hia afisuet,
,r,,, +t, t,,a aaoncn nj n,1o ot tha hoohkepperB
u..,,,se, q n,,nr.
'1!'4apr - ''''a'1n' .,;,.a Arr ,r,;,sy;t
Mr.. eeahltnon 1hetl ha'inS Fot'4io1 All "A'"~'A''
BY affirmation road IL to tic Judge.
THE AFFIDAVIT
~ III. command ,n lin nranaratiou OF s answey
a. n's eo'unano ~ suo - I.v tl,o n.s,.t,,ca
anu thas "as necessary ~ na'o -" sa,'"..
Of sanuol s. lEosors. bookksoper n'a Assistant s'
napv for A time und subsequently Director
..s'.: f W., ,.,a, 10 roa,rnct In -aynr of ,uut
.|hlil iof'' "ncH 40 t'e'h 49,, H.. ,,,s III,
Butler. mr. fcahlmoh nino e'&s0o VIM NV h,te
Gaslons OF tile pl! hfe III Hlal'y Iespeesh e''Aei
perverted Or absolutely untrue. Aua sample
ottenlon cou,d bo called to lilo allegation Of the
h:m.L.t 1aa,s. In, toe,, atecte1 Ctr.otor at hi4
plli tn"' hosoin 'i'' D'o sI.;',. -. ~
(scammons) ihsE'Bat'o1't "i''on "*0 ai't"o' Is
tho bookH Of tho Company Hno"ca thai tho "a"
rce.ors Or the Company appointed 1,ogors Direc-
IN, i, 1g,t
~ Mr H. sr,nro,n Kan t,ou .howed tLat at bis return
to hH oillcc q weea s3o' WIN" ho il''' poHn e'sen
timc 10 aDBwer, he immcdiately stnfho5at ltoEera
to holp him In examining tho books
an5 na,ora, Nocsrs did ~ uutll s;atur-
"''' F"r"' IT,. ,.a,,t 1o,v, +, ,,,nno
ahS "noa ~ " w.. ,'. ,.,'''..s ]
Monday ho did not appear. o'ts htn' al"
that le waa sick. Last Saturday, belns sl'!l af'-
sont' another te'esr"nl "as so''''
A'' """. .s,... t $500, -, ,,,rrnrs,vre,
TIE A'oo'i "f 'ND"'' ~ eo'",'
to tic Compan9 'R gfcat'y e1aERefaloa aad '""s
| ha toea not owo tho Comuany to excecd very
- in
, 1875-02-02
SITUATIONS wANrED--MALE.

Trades,
,trt,,r1ov w.rrEi,'nV pn .rr,n.1srr4m
S$S ,s:s: '' 'S''s *d =
ma, i ~ p..;9 eaok; thoroushiy nndcfstans ii,
@;i1.: hneI Vfct'fred; lawn oF country lts ws's
=" ''"' Il 4.=--------------------, ----------,----------
,,,r,,,r,,, ! Misoal1nnsHons. M':,l nH ,,o, e,.nr
1"f5@S & TtSrEp II ye. ns ass so q ro..ss.Ss sMAEs
c1rtAT1"a @ m y w%sTKn 'sn =; ~ nv Hs.' YlNd MAN 1s
nnti"r IT, r ln.o "t;k IN = pirate family q hotel
TSr,.enn ,as', eor,~r & K'H rsufina.st. '
SITUATIONS wANrED--FEMALE
= ' - - , =, .' = y -.-'-~4~~'s"~>"~s'@"~~~~o1>'
SITUATION wAzfES S5afsSist; ~ ( snnAAN e,nh 70
soaih csfisst. il ''"ft. ~ !M. '''..-1 '1D. M e
o m Z nso prvos sy n2o 9 nahsa r9k er
ss, :a E Il III VII III sS to nn Fe"s
nre u seso"d VII Ca i ii Hoata uitntons
A q d s.sSa aof2 X on xos
r,,r,t ,r,,,>. -, ,rI.,, NJ :. r,,;eI. ...,,,,,T
oS'*. ss.s p io''.ufsnt; Gun fss - Ill tnis
,....., "' ..'s -,
NITtAFH,S FASTED-HY GDop CtPIpETEhT
FtAriesv'. 'owot1'el hcterunes sissu. --..
ut1S wAErE " j Al ss HNa.s 4. i Nt
]ppy "'.' wnaa ~ ~ ~. r.;
hsa.sxat ID NH isy. GaM ta Il IL
S1r,ATos 1, s1ss: WANTED -nv INV mn 1,iVi RI ID
s.lruArIus wNSTED-X ( HOME t,Y YouHu
r !nii ~ ,,ar. nl "Ag Is "ta9 e assist n nsec',d
1i sas X Xte,. M s;sa ua FIT a'' asa ''sN''o AZ
~, . 1rp; i SRwEaM ID WI
a:saIs:. Iii. Sxi'H.soS! !'' .N "''' 'A'''aA'
, 1875-02-02

Nurses. . .
L.lrIItTffpS WA hSTEf3-nY a SEfITCH GTrI As
- nur+s in priyata fauy. pc&su cali or address 1sd
hest Fn.S-sl. ....
l.rrlATIHS WANTED = HY An INTELLIGENT.
- tidy, eaptrnnc:,d American Kiri tnt
cEildft nyns Year ut. a:ll to or hrlu wh
arrnitf wnrk can give tetetpc1a AhdreEa W. Irtb
, 1875-02-02

Nnrtb Site.
~ IASiLLT:-5T.-FrhSISHE ROOMS, WITH
Il ! or without bdaF
, 1875-02-02

c.iTUAT1nSS WANTED .-FAMiiLkSI IN WANT Of
- k,rl Scandinavian aui narnan help can hs suppih}
Miss DuhhL'h oasco and sandr1. y, ,lilsaukse.ay
<lruATloss wASTEu-HY TWO t;oup GIRLS
= chrk. uash Anl irun Best rf references 4ven.
lIe.re tslI atMrs. IIIlAkENs, 2 last ChicaGvAs-.
far fM,fI3.
, 1875-02-02

SfNrldl Uisfn{fR u Hs ChffaH6 IF17HH'
CHARLESTON, =. G., Feb. lon wednesday,
next Fob. 8, tho National Grange Of tho Order
Of Patrons .! lIusbandty will begin Its eighth
annual session, in this city. Tho proceedings
will occupy about two weeks. A full Attendance
Is anticipated, aud tho occasion is considered to
be the most i,nportan. in tho history Of tho Or
der. Tho State Grange of South Carolina, aud
Ashley Grange, No. l, Of this city, will entertain
tho members OF tho National Grange during
their BtAy.
, 1875-02-02

t1C AND ~ WAn ,slI-Ay.- good BOARD FOL
II 10 fl,ts rtilti a.,eG 1T to - per w.Lk vii
use uf plane. kiiIgo run1ns 81 81.
1l-t wABAsH.Av., TWESrY.S1X I'll 81 -.
- fno suite Of toulns. and rooms for gent1c,ucn
with beard.
, 1875-02-02

Trades. .......
cfTfJaTfON WAETEtJ-HY 4 PRACTICAL STEAM
, rr; fl1nrnukhlg understands r,nnlns ~ enxindt
tts cIass retcr1n Address for three days j. II.
hIFFUIlD. II Snrh Erocn.st.
EirUAr1us wAHTEp-bY a YOUS0 MAN 13
,nrns nr p.stsy cork thoroughly understands Ills
hu.ir-': hntt preferred; town country lta Welt
An 1us i 49,
, 1875-02-02

..... Instantaneous. ..
GtTuATfDH WANTED : ny A TfCE SMART
terms; h" will c found nt fva5 at*test.
S1Tt1ATlua, wASrKn: ny 4. YOltNd, MAN AS
- hnt1"r " ln.,o ~r!k IN pirate family hotel;
sl,ct. .tna'y aan and Rnyi ehsracssr. Address so
IniE'nGnth i.sc. enrl.E q fAnllnh: nh:st:- 4:
, 1875-02-02
BOARDING AND LODGING.

sprSt She,
70t SOUTH PEORIA ST. .-FUnxlaIIED ROOMS,
l.J.) with buard, u AID II Icr ~erk.
900 WEST ,wAsfllSt;fnS. ST. NICELY FUR
-Ii1t ui5lta1 front aud back 1h buard. Prce
reasonable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
MISSOURI.

ST Louis, Nov. % Mcdonald has
been convicted on all the eight indict-
ments, after three hours consultation
by the jury. The Judge will not pro-
nounce sentence until he has heard
the evidence. Meanwhile Mcdonald
is in custody of the Marshal in default
of $4,000 hail. The maximum is three
years, and the m nimum six months
imprisonment for each Indictment, with
fine at the discretion of the Court.
Delegates to the Convention are ar
irving on every train. There will be
at least !. 900 delegates pres. mt.
Col. Broadhead, chairman of the
Executive Committee. called the con-
vention to order, and stated in detail
the obje of the conve ntion.
Delegates were present from twenty
seven States, who thoroughly repre-
scented the various interests of their
respective communities.
Gen. Anderson. of Richmond, was
elected temporary chairman, with L.
L. Walbridge and D. 81. McAdams of
ST. Louis, as secretaries.
At this point Gen. Joe E. Johnson,
i'll response to general invitation.
took a seat on the platform, and was
greeted most cordially by Gen. Sher-
man. who advanced and shook hands
with him. amidst the greatest applause
from ali parts of the honse. Genel al
Beauregard was then called up and
greeted i'll the same warm and friendly
manner Mr.. Davis was also invited
for'vard, but declined. Tho conveu-
ton then adjourned for an hour.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23,-Suit has
been commenced against the York
State Flax Spinning Co., for 800, OG0,
for alleged uudervaiuation.
A Paris paper received by the last
European mail, says Don Carlos. on
the Odd October, WAS in a house ten
miles from Pampelona, when Sabalis
arrived in a carriage accompanied by
the Mayor of Baaritz, who continues
to interfere in the most fragrant man
ner in the aft irs of the peighboring
country. The French functionary OBJ
taired an aud ience, when Gen. Ssbells
threw himself at the feet Ct Dor Car
los and asked a secret audience. It
lasted twenty five minutes, when Don
Carlos called the chief of his escort,
and demanded a squad of seven men
and a sergeant. These eight men sur
rounded Saballs, and gallcped with
him TO Este liza, with orders to confine
him in cell OF the municipal prison,
and prevent communication with any
one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
Free 'ErS de.

HARRELLs Store, \. @ Nov IA
EDT0Es |0CENAL. It is a custom
among po!l@ica' scientists, il ord / 10
present ~IoLg front, to advCcH-,' IL
their platform, such prlpciDles as WI!
be most likely, i carried out, to resnt
Ill the greatest amount of good, to the
largest proportion OF the voting p0pu-
,tion. Without Doubt or controver.
we ali kno ~ hat in our governme1l-.
at Tie present cay, al overwhelming.
majority of me voters, embrace the
farmers, mechanics audd lahorers.
Being an earnest coherent to Demo-
cratic principles, 1t is ms duty as l
feel, to do ali IN MY power to strength
en- the party to which / feel myself at
tached. Tie great contest OF 1875 is
near at hand. Each party is shaping
its ends with the view If the coming
campaign. AS an expatnaion of our
mistakes will avail us but little, after
the contest has passed, should our en-
emies retain the ascendehcy over Us.
it becomes US rs true Democrats, t.
stand upoa such code of principles,
as will be most beneficial t. our couu-
try and to the masses of our citiz; ms
White there are many promiuant
principles, he advocacy of which
might, aud 1"0't2d add strength a. we'll
AZ d & lily to our party. | shall at pres
eot a.uae TO only one to- wit, fir. e
trade. Il stands TO reason that we
should cry anna for that which would
do SO much towards alleviating our
poverty. L. t free trade be the fore
most principle Ia the platform of the
Democratic puty. The people are
alive to IL" ia71o14ttInce of the feature
Ever, tie If.s.e rnieerned Of our peo-
pie, know som ti.5Dr Of what free trade
means My "a d"7 be not far hence,
Y ar LJrsIesa hail do away with
taa' &. at enemF a. progress, tariff.
Whr,t this Is d 9 then our M lkets
will he thrown open to the w0rld and
the great moropo'y in our boosted ma
tloD, will be broken down and We will
certainly be a more prosperous people.
Let IL hear from others on the subject.
| Simply allude to i: in order that others
n ~ speak Of it more fully.
Una VoCE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
PARTY: SUCCESSES,

The New Orleans Pic0y1nlc saws lie
success of a party is not perfectly
satisfactory proof of the justice AID
propriety of the measures which j; add
vocates. 1t sometimes happc1a tlac
the people are led off by false is~:e-,
skillfully raised before they have la3
time to take that sober second though.
Of theirs which IS supposed to b. cell
nigh infaIlible. H07per& U5~5J4
however, substantially admits THAI tic.
overwhelming defeat of the Rcpub can
p erty in 1874 was the just conscqUsr,ce
Of it. a,)use of Unpopular trust rep,ot5
i'll il. Butler was defeated in H.
pub'iaa' district Dix who had b.eu
elected by 0,GO0. majority, was boat il
by SO. 0,0 and Chandler and Carpenter
were LAID upon the shelf. In the hour
of darkness and dismay the Republican
party made, up its mind Ito turn over
a new LEAF = to 'feschew sack and live
cIeanly." Consequently ''the procoe,J-
ipgs at the opening of the Louisiana
part of the best Republican prese;"
the Presidents Arkansas policy was
given its quietus; the renewal Of the
force bill was baffled the interior De
partment was subjected TO a fierce crit
icism, and its chief was in effect COM
PEELED to retire respectable men like
Bristow aud Pierrepont were brought
into the Cabinet the line between
the President and the party was sharp
~ drawn, and Mr.. Conkiirg and the
Custom House reorganization" were
thrown overheard in New York Alto
eether very good showing. "Wlen
the devil got SICK" etc, everybody
knows the rest and can make the an.
plication. Now that the Republican
party considers itself entirely recoy,
cred, what kind of a saint will it be ? /
Certainly the Democrats from Iar21cr'a /
point of view, 'haYe done the State /
some SERVICE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
The Crazy Walt.

Mary L. johnson, Tho alleges to be the
sister of the woman who has been con-
fined in the guardhouse here for some
days as supposed lunatic. appeared
before Justice VanAmringe yesterday
morning, and requested that her sister
be brought before him for examination
The court ordered it done, and called
in several officials to the examination,
who unanimously agreed that the wo-
man was non conapos naentis. Mr..
Van Amringe then dismissed the pro-
ceedings in the case as Justice of the
Peace" and regarded the matter in
the light'of a County Commissioner"
He remanded the fanatic to the debt.
ors room in Jail and told her sister
that she would be sent to the Carolina
Central Railroad depot this morning
where she could take her in charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-26
SEN -l'gOss FERRY.

1t appears that it was Orris 8. Fer
ry, Senator from Connecticut, WHO
died on Sunday, and not the Michigan
Senator as We had supposed.
Senator Ferry, of Connecticut, hae
been III delicate health for some time.
and since the adjournment of Con-
gress he has been gradually declining.
He was elected Senator two years ago
by combination Of Democrats with a
few boiling Republicans, defeating
General Hawley, the regular Republi-
can nominee. Senator Ferry, how
ever, has acted with his PARTY, except
in few extreme measures. He was q
man of good intellect and unimpeach-
able character, and was held in high
estimation in the Senate.
His vacancy will be filled Temporal
riiy by an appointment by Governor
Ingersoll, the present Democratic Gov
ernor of Connecticut. A Legislature
will be- elected in April, and convenes
very shortly thereafter, when the va
.cancv VIII be permanently filed.